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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-17
Dr. CROOKS
POKE ROOT.

THIS preparation
Ia the bot Altor-
Riive and Tonic
known for RcrOf
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lotis TuIhOrS,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-17
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable, a
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray HAIR
to its original
color, aoith tho
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The Great Drug House
E.. 81. HEINITSH

HAS the most complete stock of DhUGS,
WMEDIC1NES, PATENT MEDICINE s,
N AND HEALTH. .kESTORlNG AlEt1-
i" C1EES. ever imported INTO this market.
At HElNIrSb'S you will find Tie ;arscst
variety Of Chemicals. new Pharmaceutical
Preparati"ns, new Remedies for Men. Women
and Children.
An elegant assortment of Toilet Soaps and
Toilet Requisites, Ptrramcry, Novelties, Po-
mades. Hair Preparations, Hair Dresscrr. and
Hair RestOrers and Btant,ticrr. Over 100 diff
ferent patterns English Hair Bru, hes.
Every variety of English and French Tool
Brushes.
New Medicinal Cu,frctions fur Coughs,
Throat and Lun.a.
The most in,rortan: consideration in regard
TO this extensive and fine supply of goods il
that they are so reasonable in pli ice. Pur-
chased ut low Lricts. they will be sold on The
same terms.
Prescriptions and Family Medicines sup.
piled with beet medicines. mt reduced prices,
at E. ff. HEINlTSHS
Oct 30t Drug and Chemical Store.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN a
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

:NTEKES1 ALLO Ed 4 T. TIE RA TEuf
SEIEN PER CENT. PEK Ann UM,
on CEHTIFICi1ES OF DEPUSI7,
.tNU SIX PER CENT. com.
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON Il eco UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, PRESIDENT.
John B. Palmer. Yicc-Prceitc,
4. &. BreniZer, Cashier.
j. Ii. Sawyer, i'll t.eEeI al chklge.
juhp T.. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
directors.
Wade Hampton, Villa NJ Martin, A. c. Ess.
ell, +. ". .McM ahter. +. il EeiLitsk, JChE g.
Palmer; Thomas Z. Gregg, Columbia.
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. Il. Scott, Sewberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
3. II. Rutledge Charleston.
ranielNavenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, o. I.
phans and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. PLANTERS, Professional Men and Trnstees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children. and Married Womeu
and Minors (whose deposits only be with.
Drawn by Themselves or, in care OF death, by
their legal representatives, wishing to lay
hside funds for future use. are here afforded
m opportunity of depositins their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
The same time, be subject to withdrawalwhen
aeeded. AuR16
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Change Of Schedule.

Change of Schedule.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA r. R. Co.
SrpHa!ETsEDEET's UFsiCE.
WILMINGTON, N. O., October 7, 1879.
ks M "a EsH AFTER this date tho
1f4s ~ II YEG@S Yssf1.-S following schedule will
be ran by tt aims on this road:
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN [DAILY1
Leave Wilmington Union Depoti 315A. ri
Arfive at tFlorence........ 9.55 A. NJ.
arrive al ColumbIa. 2.40P. III.
arrive at Augueta.... 7.42P III.
Leave Aus usta ................... 6.95 A. III.
Leave Columbia .............. IL. 25 A. M :.
arrive a. Florence. ..:............ AIS z. III.
Arrive Wilmington tUL ion Ctrotl II. .25 P. hi !.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington iCnicn DeIot] 545P. m.
arrive at tlort rec. -. 1135 P. II .
arrive at Coium bia... $40 A. hi. i.
arrive at Aueusta..... .......... $50 A. RI.
Leave augusta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 P. III.
Leave Coiumbla ........ ......... 10 20P. .N :.
Arrive at Florence. -. 2.12 a. II.
arrive at wilmington. 49,. -. SEQ A. III :.
oct JAS. AkDEhE ON, CenI Supt.
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Columbia Music Store.
LvBrand & Son

TlAKE pleasure in calling The attention o!
i the public TO an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAND1SE, con-
eisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Nclodeons, Yioiins, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes,
Accordcons, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books fcr every class of Mueical
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music cent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part Of tho
state, marked &. o. D. Good Second nd
Pianos and Organu for eale cheap, for cash.
| Pianos, Organs and Mciodco1a tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory ma anEer; ard will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other ral tic . to any poin
Desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed to thoec iavoring us Nth
their patronage. Send for cur catalogue ot
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, few doors above PnGNIX
office. Columbia. S. G. Now
MOSES GOLDSMITH G. SON,
Coionade Rom, IrnRne Range, Charleston, s. e.,
DEALEESIN
Scotch, Pig and American Bar Iron,
Ii EEP constantly on hand full suppl. oi
IN MI kinds.
In store, 100 tons EGLINION PIC.
Nov 2S "
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To Contractors.

OFFICE BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HIGHLAND CoUErY.
COLUMBIA, October %, 1872.
DROrOSAl.S for building Court House
IL for Richland County arc invited by the
bo seen ut the Office Of r. l.. +. Hewctson
Architect. All bids will be opened on Monday,
Deco mbcr 81. next, when the contract will be
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
NY aud Nil bids.
JOHN II. BRYANT, Chairman.
j. i. GOODWIS,
URIAH pOETEE,
Oct 27 ZIG Board County Commissioners
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Continued Brilliant Success of Ditsou
& Co.'s Gems of Strauss!

Continued Brilliant Success of Ditson
& Co.'s Gems Of Strauss!
This fine collection. now 'ull the rage"
l. contains among it's Gems, (Which fill $50
large music pagesD German Hearts. Aqua
rellen, 1,001 Nights, Manhatten. Morgenblat-
ter. Artist Life. Love and Pleasure, burger
SIM. Blue Danube, Marriage Eelia. ionDons,
Wine; Women and Song. and many other
popular WaltZcs, PizZicato, New Amen,
Trilsch Tratsch, and other rolkas. with a
goodly number Of Irst rate Quadrilles
Galops. MAzurkas. &c. Price, in boards. go So;
cloth. -. Sent, post paid, for retail price.
The Great New Church Music Book,
T H E 81 N D A RID,
Still waves" and is on the point Of being in
troduced t" a multitude of Singing Schools
now to commence. The authors are l.. O..
EmcI III, Of Boston, and II. Il. Palmer. Of
Chicago, neither OF whom will be satisfied
with less than twice tho ordinary circulation
OF Church Music Books. Do not fail to send
81 25, Tor which, for tho present, specimen
copies will he sent Price, 81 30
OLIVER DITSON co. Enston.
CHAS. II. DITSON Il CO.. New York
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At q trial not long since, ono Of the
Witnesses, an old lady of some eighty
years, was closely questioned by the
opening counsel relative to the olearness
OF her eyes;Sht. "Cac Jcc SOC :.o??" hc
said. "Yes," was the answer. "How
we'll can you seer" persisted the lawyer.
''Well enough" responded the lady, "to
see that you are neither negro, an
Indian nor gentleman"
One OF our we'll known Irish citizens,
the other day, was on the witness stand,
and one of the counsel had occasion to
suggest to him that he was talking too
muoh. when he replied, II am not talk.
ing any more than you are, sir" Yes, "
replied our legal friend, "but I am
licensed to talk" "You are?" said Pat.
"Well, and I'm s,oor7, to talk!"
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Oct 81 FIG Board County Commiesioncrs.
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SIMMONS BEPATIO COMPOUND; OB IMPROVED LIVER CURE,

For all Liver Stomach Bowels
nDs
gives the
nG1uen the
by
.WadaF Proprieo
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...r1HE PHOENIX,
s...,<F, , rnLIsunD pAInx AND 1A1-wnExLx.
sIs Z HE GfoBA AMER,
svnnx " WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1'a'
81 JULIAN a. SELBY. /.
i,&' EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR.
gt1ce on Richardson Street. near Taylor
.s-sook and Job Printing Of every desorip-
'sioa promptly and faithfully attended to.
D.lly. six months. 81 90; Tri-weekly. 2 SC;
W:ekly, so.
Inserted In the Daily 1t IS cents per square
sertion. Long advertisements by the week,
ruoath or year. 1t reasonable rates.
u- Tho Love-Letter.
ST al uu les n,eurs de mon temps. ct j. al
public ce.te letlre."-LA NoUvELLE HKLoIsE.
AUSTIN DoBsoN IN ST. PAuL's.
II this should fail. Why then sonrceiy know
What should succeed. Here's brillianoy.
Byron, ad TO-, . chapter Of Rousseau;
Styles out Of date, and love, as profession,
Acquires no aid from beauty OF expression.
'.The men who think as I, I think, are few"
tCynics would say 'twere we'll II they wera
"1 am not What eem,"-(indeed, tits true;
Though, as q sentiment, IL might be newer;)
s'Mine Is q soul whose deeper feelings lie
More deep than words"-tns these exemplIy)
81 will not say when first your beautys sun
Tiiunol N! iie"-tit needs imagination;)
''For me to see you and to love were one,"
.Let It suffice that worship more devoted
Ne'er throbbed," ct cetero. The restis quoted.
'.N love can look with eyes prophetioal-"
tAh, II he could, how many would be ain
"1t truly spirit unto spirit oall."
tThe ears OF some most terribly must tin
''Then have dreamed you will not turn your
This next, think, is more than common
place.
Forestall the epeech with favor found be-
iore2
Why should we pleada it were an idle thing,
Iflove himself be loves ambassador"
Blot, as live. Shall We erase itp No;
It shows ~e write currenfe coto1no.
s.To You my fate, my fortune, commit
I'm point Of fact, the Last is not extensively
e'Without you am poor indeed"-tomit,
'Tis true but crudc-'twould make her sp-
prehensive;)
'.My life is youra-I lay it at your feet
tHs7ing nc choice but hymen or the heet.)
"Give me the right to stand within the
shrine,
Where nevcr yet my faltering feet intruded;
Give me the right to call you wholly mine
tId est, oonsols and threc-per-cents includ-
ed)-
''To guard your rost from every care that
cankers,
To keep your hfe"-(and balance at your
banker's.)
''Oompel me not to long for your reply;
Suspense makes havoc with the mind
{nnd muscles;)
Winged Hope takes Hight"-(that means
that must fly,
Default Of funds, to Paris or to Brussels;)
II lcsnnot wait! My. own, my queen-Pris-
Write by return" And ,,o,o for Manillal
''AIiss Blank" at "Blank." Jemima let it 60,
And I. meanwhile, will idle with "Sir Wal
teri"
though
Twill servo again. There's but the name
to alter,
And Love, that needs must knock at every
In fo,n,u pauperis. We are but mortal.
At trial not long since, ono Of the
Witnessed, an old lady of some eighty
years, was closely questioned by the
onaninO cOu0ae1 ra1afiva m tho CIeornesa
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
COTTON MARKETS.


MOBILE l0-Cotion dri; Mdlngs, 2tc net receipts 5g
bales $50 bsrs stock 1908 bats week-ne receipts J
bales TPosooasi" ioO baes TO The Continent oV O~e'i LAe'
PHoyIpEvcE May receipts Of the week 7 ba
CiscSSAT May dun and nothing doing Mddns', 22e
LoUIsvILLE. Nav l0-Cotton quiet Mddhngs, Elc
NEwORLRAN MAY COOn quiet Mjdns, 2ic net receipts,
Gil bales gross 63l bales sales, lO bsi stock OI'9 bales
weekynet receipts 6O2 bales gross j balesi erpsriso Liv-
wmsSsroS May O-Cotton quiet Middrg, PEI receipts
receipts 229 bales; eIports-coasyse 3ij bae sales Is bales
CHA1EsToN May l0Cotton quiet MdDgs 2c net reeeirts
bales weeklynet receipts 2G6 bacs 26 bae exports
cOastwlse 236 bales; sales, liCo bales m ,,,,,,
ST. LOris, May l0.-COttOn quet hidlngs, 2}d21c
sAvANSAH May lo-Coiton quiet ana holders hll hdpg, z!e
receipts 10 baies S bslesi sales 900 bales
wise p 80 bales; sales 80 Lales.
EokToIx May iO-Cotion quiet Low sddings Pc
eer 1876 bales eIpors-coaws p baos sales ltO bales
2 bales; weelne receipts 2Oi baesi eIports-eosWise 2 ~
BArsoaE NAV iO-Cot,On FINN Mddng 23lc nerecelpt. 26
bales; gross 26 bales; eIporscOas@se so bales sales 70 baesi
stock sJ baesi weeklynet receipts ~ haieS go oI O1s
eIpOrts-coaswse, lk1 baesi sales l4oJ bi spnners lo
CRY PoSr NAV 10 Cotton receipts Of the week 40 bales
1871 5iO bales; 1872, 224 baesi WeeA-eceis ~ balesi snip
Mox1GoSERT NAV sock-s7l s bales 1872 a3
bales weeEyNTeeg Iy Dass % ilS osi 1ii
35i3 bales 1872 32A bales veekTeops S baes shipments,
FmApElPHA NAV lOCoion 0uei MddlDgs 23,c voeky-net
CoITssUs Nav iO@Coon quiet; stOck-Ia7 $3.50 taes 1872
37Oj baes weeEepts 2f baesi shipments 4I baei safes
AUGUSTA NAV iO-Cotton quiet; Mddhng pc sses l73 b
stock ls7l 10 900 bales l2 lso bales weekreee AZ bales
BosToS May 10 Cotton dull and droopngi Midngs 23ia2e
hse seilyDet receipts III s ross 5S3 bales; eIpcO
Great Britain 81 bales; sales, 1900 bales
MKnPms MAY Cotton nominal; Nddugs Pile; receipts
1921 bales; shipments. 42A bales; sales, 5000 bales
sin SENT
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
DUTY OF THE DEMOCRACY.

LETTER FROM JUDGE CATION OF ILLINOIS.
RE REcoMIIENDs THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE
LIBERAL TICKET AS THE ONLY WAY 10
SECURE REF0RA.
The following correspondence appears in The Ch'-
oa0s TImes, and will explain itself:
CHICAGO. May 4 1s71
The Hon JOHN d. CATION, OttasOG-hy Dear J@dge'
The nominations of the Cincinnati Convention nas0
sereiy surprised us all here And IT seems as inc ~
eral Republicans were no less or more agreeaDy sur
prsed than our Democratic friends Tho situation see0
difficult, and there is great diversity oi "o"'
as TO what under all the circumstance
comes now the duty Of the Democrauo party,
] write 20 inquire II you have as yet n".uhou
any views and whether, IL 50, You can make tnein
public II seems important that men Ike yourself
distinguished by age and service in our ranks should
me-, AZ suob time withhold your best counsel In view
of the holding of a National Democratic Convention
views OF ch men as yourself may lead to such wisdom
and prudence OF action as viii promote the pest
of the whole country. Very truly, your friend
Tho HoYNE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
TIE poRT1ANp AND OGDENsBURG RAILWAY. |

THE PORTLAND AND OGDENbDUlO tAAlLMAi
PORTLAND, May THE Directors of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad have made con-
tract with Messrs Fuller q Harding Of New-York for
the completion OF the road from North Conway through
the White Mountain Notch TO the Connecticut Rver-4O
miles President s. j. Anderson and the Civil Engineer
John F. Anderson, arrived from York, last night,
where negotiations arranged, and the DIRECTORS
this morning confirmed the contract. The contract In
substance Is follows Messrs. Fuller Harding are
TO complete the road for s23 00 oDehaf is u be paid
in cash and half in the bonds Of the road The sum
OF is reserved for land damages fencing stations,
watertanks engne-hOuses turntables, and equipments,
built at eithers option. The road 20 be con-
sructed thoroughly the present portion from Port
land TO North Conway 60 miles The rails are TO be equal
quality those of the Portland Rolling Mill. Messrs.
Fuller Harding constructed the road from Portland TO
North Conway and experienced and skillfu in the
business.
In this connection ii may be stated that new road is
TO he built from swanon the western terminus OF the
Portland and Ogdensburg Road, to Montreal. and
another from swantOn 10 OgdeDsbuIg going through
Canada, the rich agricultural region OF Northern New
York, between the present Lake Champain and Og-
densburg Road and the 81. Lawrence River, making
saving OF several miles. bridge Will cross the
81 Lawrence at the Rapids, and at Montreal con
neetlon will be made with the proposed Canada
Pacihc Road and thence via the Northern Pacific
TO the Pacific Ocean, by which the distance will be
one hundred miles shorter III about two weeks meas
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
THE STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN mARKEra

onx Ma, 1o-II mConsols opened q IS oT oney as, ,,e
s5i Tor me f De- s5i Ss o ol 1905 81 Ienf 80
twenty Donls' ~ IO m-CotiOn oTentd qneti shiqns
llVERfyo- Mdrg Orleans AT salet OF the week Ss'OD
pg an GOO a1 export and 90 speculation s'9es & 70 Po
Hetaa export $500 baesi stock Of cotton a. sea
y ~ ais mort l2OO0 baeslD,OOO Ane1ah- DieA1Su-' NV
syv1 Corn e8l9 per quarter o.u.i,.. srn, IT. n Five
IoyDos May iO mAmeresn sseantss i % hn' o. e '''
ife9y MAY op Cotton Is dali hecsip o. "hef' '0'
w. he d. 800 quarers including 2ISO Anec n -, n,
ue % Pool Msy iO2 p. Bealstuas nTnsr Mheai
GENITAL for oavS , Foui 2{ s2s y bb for Western Canal
24 ior htp d. i09 4 -Uned States Ferweny bonds lzs
soi Ten Pordes, tel .
p,pts NAV D. n.-Rentes az oe =. ---.- - oil
ioSDoS May lG m.-COnsoS closed " t ta none I Isa
"a gOi IS17s. 92i Ten Pories, Ps.. ,u4,u.. H.
IvgRPoot. MSy lQ-5 m.-COtton closed hea'yi ,iuIs "a
lands 10, OId Midng Orleans lGltL sales OF the aay' 'V
NAV io-Petroierm francs for tne Pale American
IyfnPooI May 0-Baeon 33 y ewt for hhor1o hGles Nlo
Seed q as y ewt for American hed SPIN" ~
cUt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

CLrTLKeeepts C5 heal making supply for the week I'll
head 5l3 ass last week sales Of o. bead Illinois
from 1l6 ll2l NJ sta So 10 head Ohio
steers averaging 0a ID, at 6 o los head Kansas steers averaging
1883 II. at S69
head making the supply for the
head against 5000 head last week. market closed fri sales Of
head clipped Ohio sbt from 90 G b 80 25US6 rs
HOGs-Recp 400 head making the supply for the week 1850
head 500 head last week market da sales Of liz
head Illinois averaging 2s 10 at - 5 O head OhOs ranging from
l84 o 200 n. 1 lOQSi IS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

ures win be taken survey Of tho new swanson sna
Ogenshurg road aud the bonding OF he towns on 10
Inc We understand that Sir Hugh Allan Is Iargev IN
tarested in the new from swanon 70 no ms, % % h
estaished here in connection win tc 2na
Ogdensburg road to run the year roieg 10 the nIbe
as ~ aSSureS tnc suOOeS'i Boston Journal
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
,BAEY LIVE STOCK MARKET-M,Y TO-

The Cattle opened strong prices have
been realized Of 61c The demand for Mich CowSsve
sales at ec Market for sheep dull sales Of sheared eiG7i
Woole
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

"The Diary the Bege Resident needs cOmusnlaon om
Won Motke az Versaies pronounced At
home disputes letters from Metz in the Journal the
among the correspondence o the perOd"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
MORNING POST

completely the truth OF the Beseged Residents view,
borae by revelations contained in the diary which the author
diligence and peret observation Some Of the
from the ultra papers and serve, in eonuD
ton anecdotes brighten the heavier portions
Of the diary well enlghten the various points relating
the progress Of siege These desultoV remarks afford but
magre comprehensive and ably written
have however sbsned from closer examination Of the
work forestag with which will be read Parts
diary printed the 6 time and thus complete
which imperfect state received with fsyoL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
VANITY FAIR.

There peculiar ynic the remarks of the Resident
lucky which shut this keen ossEyant Snter
elected such graphic account Of the siege
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
DIAMOND ORNAMENTS.


DIAMOND HEAD ORNAMENTS$5 $5OOtO $1,000
NIAMOND NECKLACES :. $500 to $4,000
DIAMOND BROOCHES :. $3.50 to $1,000
DIAMOND LocKETS $3.50 to $1,000
nIAMOND BRACELETS :. $3.50 to $4,000
DIAMOND EARRINGS .. 800 to $4,000
DIAMOND STARS :. :. $lOO to $1,000
DIAMOND AIGRETTES =. $500 to $4,000
DIAMONDS VALUED, ROUGH or CUT.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT, ROUGH or CUT.
DIAMONDS RE-MoUNTED'
MIR STREETER, having appointed Agents at
WI Diamond Fields Of South Africa thereby enabled TO SIp
PLY HIGH-CLASS DIAMOND WORK at very ADVANTAGEOUS
PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
HLTSTRArEn TIMES.
LONDON sOCIErY.

The letters from Besieged Resident always rae crap
aud thoroughly unlae in tter matter their sty L."
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

"Many equal descriptive execution the finest dsnea
aous Of character novels in Caes Fredenek
the Great The accounts OF Metz which the fullest par
culary abound ms call sketches after naare Ine
description of tue Battle o: Sedan Is a masterpiece"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
THE GRAPHIC.

"The letters are very smartly written"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
EXAMINER

Tbe letters Of Beeged Resident Paris OF great
crest they appeared rom time to time THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and in the main very accurate description Of
Affairs in during months Of isolation from the rest Of
France will published which will help
complete picture this volume likely to be valuable than
certainly ind elsewhere
much falness OF detail"
high Of the ordinary literary contributions TO THB
DAILY NEWS" by following (seyer
reprinted the United States o the Rnghsh edions all Of which
havaa lin iS hmm
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

"'THE DAILY s;auced all other European journals
the fdllness pTOnptneSs, and accuracy Of It's neSL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
MISS MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHICAL

~ sKETCHBs-Is52e Reprinted from THE DAILY NEWS Third
Edition. with COnanug Emperor EchoAshe
Duchess KenJOseph
Boughu-Bshop Biom-
fd-Achbishop Whay-sir William Nspe-Dayd RobertsFaber
hAhew-Lady ByronMiss Mtfcr-Hesry Hssm-Lod Mscsuay
Mrs. jameson and others Grown
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

"The Beeged Resident led life which, reelected In his fahiu
paees seems to have been interest and Of very variety
would fancy that life among the population Of closely
nYested city must BE- deficient"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

at is the mos, important an accurate contribution to the hist
the We have yet seen"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-02

BEWARE OF RooRBAcKs. Ring will
claim, on the eve of election that great
changes have occurred in distant coun-
ties, and that where everybody has been
acknowledged to be for Judge McFad-
den revolution of sentiment has taken
place. Pay no attention to such lies.
That game was played in the campaign
of Gov. Moore, when forged kilograms
were circulated to influence the popular
vote
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81 Mr.. Geo. S. Derr makes a fen

sE Mr.. Geo. S. Derr makes fear
full lunge at the Tribune, in the columns
of the Courier, for intimating that he
was organizing a company of Trundle-
bed Politicians, to shout for Gar6elde.
He starts out right, but closes by pitch
ing into somebody in distant county,
for stealing gun from him several
years ago. What that has to do with
the matter does not appear. Evidently
his gun scatters, or possibly it went off
haIf-cocked.
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81 Old Parson Brownlow's daugh-
ter has run off and married worldly
fellow that already had another wife.
So the pretty story of her defence of
the American flag, floating over her ia
theirs residence during the war, is
spoiled. Her love for the Union has
assumed a new phase, if the report can
be credited.
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% Asan illustration of his successful efforts
for the Woodworking and honest farmers, he
secured an appropriation of $4,000 for the
public surveys in this Territory.-CoURlERs
report of Garfieldes speech.
The railroad company had no idea
when they solicited and obtained an
extra amount appropriated to survey
the lands along their prospective route,
that their enemy, Garfelde, would make
of it an electioneering stepping stone
as he has done. Garfelde had no more
to do with this appropriation than the
man in the moon. The comparative in
fuence of Gar6elde and the company
was illustrated in the appointment of U.
S. District Attorney few months ago.
Garfelde's pet, Mcknight, although
urged with ell of his might, did not
stand ghost of a chance against the
choice of the company.