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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
Victor |.

The Cincinnati Erqmrer says:
"The carrying of Indiana fol
Hendricks for Governor assures
the success of Greeley. at the
Presidential election. With New
York, Indiana and the South,
victory is assured for our ticket
More than that, it is an indica-
tion Of Illinois, which is behind
it, and which has an electoral
vote of only one less than Ohio
Illinois, Indiana, and New York
more than do the business, with.
out Pennsylvania or Ohio. Press
on the column l"e9i al
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
LATER.

Later election news reaches us
from Hamilton County as we 90
to press, ,,...
ID MnToN SAYLER has about 1000
majority over EaGIEsToS for Con-
gress. .igD' ~ Resni N8
The majority for Gen, WILEY
for Secretary Of State is 5,646.
Judge Green, for Supreme
Judge, has q majority Of 1876.
The majority for their Probate
Judge is $3.50, ir,s. ,,E,
HI The Eaquirer says that county
will give GREELEY 10000 major
ity on the 9Th Of November a
majority greater than she gave
Judge GaEEN last Tuesday. W.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

-THE vote of West Virginia.
August %, has been officially
declared, without returns from
Mcdowell and Richie counties
as follows: ,4ayNgt dit
Against new Constitution. 49, ."..". S27S
The total vote is 2 70, ,902-an
increase Of 22,044 over the very
full vote last year on calling .
Constitutional Convention, and
an increase Of SO,471 over the
vote for President in 1858. AL
though none but Democrats vo'
ted Ito ratify the Constitution
very many Democrats voted
against it. The straight Gran
vote, out Of the total of 8O,0O(
does not exceed 10000. u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
THOSE GRANTEES of Vinton

THOSE GRANTEES of Vinton
county who are in possession of
SO much morality and decency
made one of their usually des-
perate efforts to get up a mon
ster meeting in Macarthur last
Saturday. Whew! what a mon
ster failure |! Nobody could say
the thing looked grand, because
scarcely twenty-five persons ap-
peared! Those who were ex-
pected didn't come, and it was
necessary that they should be
seen. This astonished the Grant
Ring; and it was resolved to 60
throughout all the townships and
the land thereof and see the peo-
pie to give the several amounts
of money which was required to
buy the votes for their candidates
for Sheriff and Clerk. They
went forth: some started on Sat-
urday night; some ON Sunday
morning; some at noon; some
at night; some on Monday /; some
at one time and others at anoth-
er timel Some of them were &C
companied by whisky, and some
by money. Some we're accom-
panied by both. All the town
ships were visited; the money
paid to procure votes for their
candidates for Sheriff and Clerk,
and the whisky drank.
This is what they call "Settin
'em upl"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

DefalcatiOns under Grant.
The defalcations under the
Grant Administration foot up
over $2,OOO,OOO.
Can honest Republicans sup
port such q party Of wholesale
plundererss ..,......
The whole civil service is rot.
ten, and thieying is the order 0.
the day throughout, from Grant
down.
Can any honest Republican il
Vinton county support for re-
election such an Administration
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

explosion occurred in q
coal mine at Morley, in England,
on Monday last, while the mir
ners were at work. Forty were
killed. ag& sa ilssS VA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

"A large number of Demo-
Gratis Of Vinton County were not
permitted by the Radical lead
ers, on Tuesday last, to vote ac-
cording to the dictates Of their
conscience and better Judgment
for Cook and PITCHER for Clerk
and Sheriff. These two Offices
we're bought by the GRANT party
for HOLLAND and KALER.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

WHo was around shortly be-
fore the election offering to pay
$lOO to men who would buy a
certain number Of votes for two
candidates on the Grant ticket ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
Look Here!
Every Vote i'm VimtOM
county!
MUST BE CAST FOR GREELEY!

Let no Democrat or Liberal
Republican Of Vinton county re-
main at home on the day Of the
Presidential election +!
ALI go to the polls and vote
for GREELEY! "
Let no Democrat or Liberal
intermit his exertions on account
Of our failure to elect the entire
State ticket last Tuesday!
GREELEY can carry Ohio if ev.
cry voter will go to the. polls !
Let Little VintOn give him
400 majority! ~ ls L1-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

ONLY a change of6,OOO votes
is required to carry Ohio fol
GREELEY. There are 1000 elec-
tion districts, and . change ol
three In each Of them will do the
business. .gs
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09

to the enormous frauds perpetra-
ted in Philadelphia. This re-
suit was foreshadowed from the
moment it was ascertained that
165,000 names, $4,000 or 49,
600 of which are false, were put
upon the registration books by the
GRANT, CAMERON Ring in that city.
With such a list of false names
they are fully prepared for rol-
ling up any majority that might
be needed to neutralize and over
come the Democratic and Liber-
al majorities as they should be
received from the rural districts.
But, in spite of the fact that the
corruptionists in that State are
victorious, and the consciousness
that this election has been car
ried by a series of the most un-
blushing frauds, our conviction
of the manner in which the re-
suit has been secured does not
render lis less sensible Of the
serious effect it will have on the
chances of Mr., GREELEY for the
Presidency. The moral of this
Pennsylvania election is a drea-
ry one. 1t shows that any ad-
ministration, with the resources
Of the US. Treasury at its COM
mand, legion of office-holders
at its back and call, the roughs
and repeaters as a supplements
ry force, and thousands Of men
styling themselves 'free Ameri-
can citizens" standing in the
political market ready to be
bought, can carry any State at
pleasure and elect any man it
pleases by any majority it chooses.
Official returns from 103
counties in Georgia have been
received, which foot up 5O,671
majority for the GREELEY Ticket
in the State. There are 80
counties yet to hear from, which
will swell the majority to 10000,
Put Georgia down for GREELEY,
HONESTY and REFORM, at the
Presidential election on the 9Th
Of November! 9s 9'a aoy
A thousand cheers for Georgia
Hurrah for GREELEY!
The returns from Indiana are
very meager, but HENDRrCKs has
undoubtedly carried the State by
small majority. An effort is
being made by the GRANTEES tC
''count him outs game they
often play in the Hoosier State
within few hours after the polls
are closed. Downright frau(
and negro Importation have Gu
down HENDRICKS majority to lesl
than one thousand, NmLAcK il
reelected to Congress, but DAN
W. WORRIES is probably defeated
by a few votes.
1t is said that the Radicals
have carried the little State o
Nebraska by 5000 majority
1t does not require as much mon
ey to carry that State as Ohio
Indiana, and Pennsylvania. Le'
it be remembered the money il
stolen from the peOple.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
Atkinson Heirs.

Probate Court, VintOn County, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Bell,
IN guardian of the estate of Robert w. and
Franklin p. Atkinson, heirs of George Atkin-
son, deceased, has filed his account herein as
such guardian, for final settlement with the
said Robert W., and partial settlement with
the said Franklin p; and that said account
is set for hearing on the 18th day Of october, A.
ID. 1872, at 10 O'Clock, q. m. II. b. MAYO,
Sept 49, 1812-4t Probate Judge
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
Gpsrdian,s Notice .

Probate Court, Tinton County, 0hig.
NOTICE is hereby given that Peter Reasoner,
IN Guardian OF silcna q Jones, q minor, has
hlcd herein his account with said ward for par
tialsettlementi aud that tho same will stand for
hearing on thesist day Of October, 1879, at II
O'Clock a, N. 3iiN
Y October y aeya-Aw gsH Probate Judge,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-09
IRON CLAD PAINT
Halls Patent Huskinq Gloves

Corn. They give universal satisfaction. "A
man can husk third TO one-half faster with
them. They absolutely prevent sore or cold
of the hrnds which usually become sore. Price
81 2B. The FULL GLOVES are made ofbest
tanned calf and buck-skin. Price @2 co. Both
styles have claws attached, and are made In
three sizes, large, medium and small, for both
right aud left handed persons. Sent, prepaid,
on receip price. For sale by dealers gener-
orally. Address HALL HUSKING GLOVE
CO., 14b South Clinton st., Chicago Ill.
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TAXES OF 1872.
NOTICE 70 THE TAXPAYERS or TINFON COUNTY, Oh

NELSON RICHMOND yewof
til r of
vamtaf agaadsho ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nsw.YoRE Oct so-BEEvKsThe nesh offerings %
68 head All al CommnnpsW There bat and
e scye bat e light receipts to-day and toe eoHpa
v moderate shpmen the remainder Of the sn
1 The hacks OF he sellers and prices fraction Anoug
he ogsug Werc Texans which so este 10
81 Ives S m e. gross y Of Illinois ordinary
pine s1a at al3 he best at l3c y r. dress 81 to he
sre>s cSt. aud 3 cars werc Dot sod -. -,
SuEKP ears o. about eSo lead mrvea
~ snd n received Yesterday Without mach nv uIe
me 6maess In the Common good lambs Ser sed Al
6dse b. few aud common to pme sheep we're 'einns
siowif Al a eaic on. , =. $50. L.. 80.
SVlNE-Nlh IS calcs In yesterday and srs 70 cav i've hk'
were selling 4iaS b. aud dressed closed heavy H0s~tc N'
Bryy.to o, 9CArrtEThs receipts to-day, nelOdns u ears
reported TO arrive we're 3 bead making the total suppl NJ We
1858 head against 10 eAs Va" VIC s.so
The market the dulles, for me opening gay VOC
The generally composed OF common s"a
but good cattle tic Tie aendAnee vas lar oea ony
"a. lacked spirit parcas The continued ensvoIab soI
the Of the hore esee New fof s
trsde baye and sellers standing l TO &C. ,Ps hIe no
ust quotAbie Aarket ss ~ aos Se fshshG
iTsm Las 10 IS s0o s67si 70 Illinois Cows afss
LOIS 70. az % - Msseah Otes averAps ~ 10 ~ - ~ -
KeatuekT averaging l3S H. a. 90 ~ tanada se 'ssyas
hom 100 10 2a 10 stSt llaSt u.s. - iedians stsn eessE
frc,n iJIs 4< NJ Sad 90 ga Ipdians sostef s.shs
81 No. at ga u Ohe steers syeaus lsSs D. 81 % s'~
sesktrs. averaging g52 n, - - - :. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. a0-P.M.

We have to record to-day weak and de-
clining stock market all the way through, condition OF
affairs due TO the practical retirement OF the leading
operators pending development OF new combinations
preparatory TO new campaign. Ii seems quite certain
that during the late buoyancy OF the market the hold
ings, at least very large portion OF them OF the
leading operators for rise have been marketed
The decline in the prominent shares would
seem TO indicate this and the peculiar course
OF prices witnessed during the present
week leads to the suppOsiton that campaign, OF
greater less proportions is on the t0pis. In the
meantime the outside gentry and the smaller fry are
having nice time among themselves, without fear OF
interruption from the big fishes. The market to-day
opened with a good show Of strength. and for few
minutes after the commencement OF business firm prices
prevailed; but since then general decline has set in
and though there heavy pressure eyinced SELL
yet there gradual down OF TO above four points
up to the close Pacific Mail the special card North.
West common followed next In point OF interest, and
really Ouriyaled It's competitors In the afternoon break
down TO 1st on the report that convertible bonds L.
The extent Of si001oO00. had been authorized by the
Directors for the ostensble purpose a meeting existing
large business also done in Western Union Lake
Shore aud Erie. Tho n Y Central shares were steady
At meeting Of the Directors OF that road held today
the issue OF bonds 20 the amount of sl0O0OO WAS
authorized fer the purpose OF laying two extra tricks
between EewIOrk ana Buffalo, the Increased rueb,age
OF the road demanding u. Tue lghs fspri,s
sneL Ohos, Union Pacific, and G. G. ana I. G. wo,e
without feature. The Investment stoas wrrs ,ul ana
fn, the miscellaneous, coat, and express stock. ruling
anlet aud uniptercsting The general marriott sIossd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF
FISK d HATCH,
No. : NAssAU-sT.. NEW-YOP.

No. , NAsSAU-Sf., NEW-1ORK.
DEPOSITS received, on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and others
deposting large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country and bearing interest in case
OF special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
in all parts of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS aud BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange on commission, for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDs, and in the fol-
lowing FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIES, which
we can recommend with confidence, from thorough
knowledge of their character aud value, viz:
CHEs APEAKE AND OHIO BoNDs, Per Cent Gold
Denominations, 800, $500, and $1,000 Interest May
and November.
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS. 6 Per Cent Gold Denom-
nation, $1,000 each, Interest, January and July.
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS. e Per Cent Gold. Denom-
nation, $1,000 each. Interest, January and July.
Owing to the present high rate of interest and
consequent dullness in American Securities in Eu-
rope, and the demand for money here to move the
crops the present is favorable time to make invest
ments in these favorte Securities, they can just
now for the above reasons be purchased less than
their usual market prices aud considerable ad-
vance is reasonably certain.
Full information furnished upon application at
our Office, in person or by mail FISK * HATCH
COUPONS and REGISTERED INTEREST due Nov.
on the joint bonds of the Lamoille Valley, Mont
pelier and st. Johnsbury aud Essex CO. Railroad
Companies comprising the VERMONT DIVISION OF
the Portland aud OgdenSblrg r.. II. Line will be
paid in gold, free Of United States tar and after
Nov. l. ut the First National Bank, Boston and ut
the office of Fairbanks 4 Co.. Financial Agents, ST.
Broadway, MY
HATCH y FooTr,' II Wall-st.,pay The Bidding
Price for Gold, and sell al the Offering Price, rs
quoted at the Gold Exchange, in sums 70 suit.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
PANY's FIssr MORTGAGE pIG CENT GOLD BONps,
secured by a large and valuable Land Grant and
Sinking Fund of Per Cent Of the earnings. For
sale al 20 aud accrued interest ina currency yielding
oven Q per cent interest. William h. Dodge Of New
York. pres,lslrt. This Road will DO entirely conf
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

North ItssfIf RdtlFCddt
Oct Ashes i9 bales Broom ales Cotton,
uks Dried Fruit. 222 bb. Rgg, 1880 bba Pour go ush
bush Corn g. 3l bush Oats 900 bush Malt SssI
bu>h Barley l1 bags Faxe1, l bbl beans bbl Cora
Meal A. bales Hemp bales Hops l24 Hides asa
Leather 9l5 bb Roan, 81 psgs Beef 2 pgs Cut Meats
pkgs. La rs LAM - pkgs Siesn S2 pkgs Better Gao
Silver ore Starch hhl Tobacco 90 bbs WHISKY 91
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NEw-YoRK MDLAND.-0f the FIRST MoRrGA0ys
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company there
remains but small amount unmatched. When 1t
ia considered that this new Great Trunk line Ia now
40 nearly completed, cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile, secured by Fust
Mortgage are particularly desirable and safe. For
eale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE g. Co, BANKERS, No. Is Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

Included In the above are ,l83 bales TO arrive.
sales last evening .Ocober 800 AZ e 20 A. % HE,
sO At l9 November 100 at sc 800 az l9 5e DeegasI 90
At sic January s Bile 100 Zoe Febrafy 80 l9i
March 100 at - l5-l6c, 100 al Sic 100 al y Bile
Anil 800 20!c; May 100 at ode total $3.50 bales Sale. 0day
M N 0etobe 100 9ic 100 At lgc 200 az 10 Lilo 90
al 10 IJl6c, 100 a. - lll6c, 100 At ly.e 100 a. ~ ="
10 gl6c lli6e 100 Gt 9ic 200 81 10 b 700 az c
80 at 10 9l6c slc 800 - 9hc. Loo At c ~ =.
9l6c l9c November 40 at lsc 90 At 10 Is5s e. a.
lgc At Ii6c l3Ie December 100 a. Is4c ~ y
Isl 3Gc 500 at l0ic LOO 10 li-l6c January go a. 9c ~
at 10 lc 600 Is Bite February, 700 81 10 Div harcb g
poe 100 AZ lg 300 at Bile O0 II loe % II Zoe 100 At c
A hIe MAY 1000 stoie total 1851 bales gra0A 'o
23 700 bales
COAL-Tbs Delaware Lackawanna End Western Railroad Company
sod Az their regular monthly sale TO-DAY IS 90
Ton Coal q buyers arge and The bidding p,s
Price, per hgher and bgg and Chenut
light The following abb shows me cN SPA
highest prices obtained to-day compared with those Of si ae n sep
temb
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Aem publications.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE UPTOWN
OFFICES SO West Thirty condL, 800 West Twenty third
up IN. at regular Office rates
TVHE Nelcark Daily Advertiser says Of DR..
HoIanas neo POEM 1.-THE MARBLE PROPHEcY' " In many
respects POEM e. as should BE- the fa b. Dr. Hd The
ssh and highly poetic and 1t Is vaEspaI Egor Of epr
sion throughout" one rOL, limo, doth 81 80
S,st postpaid, on receipt crprt,r, ~
ScRIBNER, ARMSTRONG 4 Co.,
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weak The following were The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices OF stocks. ,,a.

Tie gold sales lower than yesterday ana ehleny
at li2G the transactions ruling at ll24Gl2t@iA uunR
x nanafon in the advanced condition OF the LOnuOn
market for cOnsols and United states bonds ana tne
easing M I'm tho exchanges. Business has Deeh nRht
and chiefly on mercantile account, speculation at tine
present moment being hfelcss. Tho rates paid Tor te
use OF gold 164 fiat, g. l. p and per cent ana y %
and for carving. The Treasury VIII SET hlOn golu
tomorrow. The Scotia took out sl8526 I'D lyer Ioahs
The prepayments OF November interest to-day, were
1888 COO total OF A559O0O The redemption OF called
bonds was $500 The days business 40 the God Tx
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared $J2O06Oi
cold balances s76S32; currency balances, N,i5lOO,
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pleted by the 1st Of January next and We conf
IDENTIFY recommend the Bonds as perfectly safe in'
vestment. JOHN j. Cisco g. SOS. No. 80 Wall-st.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGR-FIEsT CALL,
1nl O'CLOCK A. II.

EI<s OF GourrHnrn bOnds -.
81 900 a. ellis iS1 q. h $50 Con- bI'.lo
90 u. bzu Coup '63..lltl GOO U. be Canenc'''''H
sAtPs FROM 10 To 10b AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
THE MARKETS.
fcsrefrrv Reported Tor TVS TRrsuSyf
Crs

ASHRS-Tbe receipts to-day u Pot remain quiet
Nv al IS. Pearl dull and nominal
COTrOE-rbe the market duh the day for Ccao the
spot quiet closing easier We quote a. follow:
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lions for foreign exchange I:

The ruling rates for money to the brokers to-day was
7a7 gold slight bonus being occasionally reported,
though better supply coming upon the sTooe IN y ~ ~
late hours money lent lower rates. Closing 4gVF
cent. -, .,.o...,, arm son
Government bonds stl rule inaetye thongh rI con
edorinR the range OF gOld; Ihe markeI eosou in
- .IIluu. II 4 ID H..
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The DAVIS business at the ". s. SuU-Ireasury was:
Gold gf7O49 % Currency payments. &l9sn ~
told lfbOf " currency paNLS'''
A9IRJ3e II Custons 7t"VV W
lurrenc leceipts. Az SJI
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5nsirnrnon.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos. 81 West GhFye0ldtt, ~ Wef. Taeaiyt
~. pul0 .. m, regular oscc Iairs.
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HATCH 4 FooTT,' IL Wall-st.,ipa The Bidding
Price for Gold and sell at the Oheling Price" as
quoted at the Gold Exchange, in sums 10 suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

offerings OF bonds to Government, to-day, Tor the
Sinking Fund only SS6s $50 at 11236 10 1885,
or 35925O purchased at l256 TO ll23I DC
tails follows:
Dre1el Morgan 4 Co. jay Cooke \ 20. ....
$1,000 520...........ll2J RJOOOo l4<'So
B11ard Sweet l. Co - tsld, Leo x content -
900 G2jOoJ 5l0..,.......llR37
4ZJg 5lO...........llzI -
s1925O
The transactions in State bonds have been almost
nominal no important changes IN quotations having oc
CURED. The following we're the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

The November Coupons of the South side Railroad
will be paid az maturity at the Gaatin National Bank.
The November Coupons OF the New7Jersey Southern
Railroad Company will be paid the Office Of the Com
pany. No 40 Broadway.
Tao Philadelphia stock market is steady. Pennsylva-
mia skies, 10!; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, q
Reading Railroad, So Pennsylvania Railroad, 500.
Gold I1gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

COPFEE-The market for Rio Coffee quiet and 1nea
quoted dle gold Last evening Of 800 bags Poro Rico
sold n private
FLOUR AND MEALhe inquiry FOR Flour light and the market
shippers hold back and the dom ste inquiry -
Medium grades Leyy No and hupersne
in demand. market easier for all grader urr
go dock and steady FOR lots In soei Family grades qe Dot
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MRS. GARRETSON,
MI No 50 WEST FORTY-SR vENTH-ST. NETWORK
Viii reopen English French and German Boarding aBi Day school
ior Young Ladies and Children. - - -
~ -'s or WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10. 1872.
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Dantin9 Ata0emics.
Alusifal Instruments

At HAINES BROS,
IN a UNION. SQUARE
Fnt-clssG, Lsndfone. PiANO-FORTBf for SALE
TeafonEble tens.
md several used a little vtTV lon for eth.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-24

the year being divided into ten
months. In the old Roman calen=
dar it was the second month and
had 36 days, the year being divided
into ten months. In the old Roman
calender it was the second month
and had 30 days. When Numa re.
organized the year April was made
fourth month and had 30 days,
but when Julius Cesar reconstruct
ed the calendar another day was
added.
The lst day of April is called All
Fools Day, some think az set off
to All Saints Day. The custom Of
playing practical jokes on this day
is so ancient that it's origin has not
been discovered. 1t is Thought
that that the modern nations adapted
it from the Hindoos, who practice
tho same sort Of jokes on the 81st
of March.
Our AnglO-Saxon forefathers
called this month Oster month;
probably because Of the prevalance
of east winds at this season.