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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-11
$206,604,OO4
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hxcess over 1850, 2 33,67S,816
Leaving an excess OF two hun
dred and thirty millions without
counting hundreds of millions
not included in the statement
The official statement Of the re-
aceipts and expenditures of the
United States for 1860 and 1871
+. shows as follows:
= In 1871, $424,31O,763
In 1860. 77,O55.125
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Harrer's Bazaar contains, besides pic
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daily, at 5 r. H., running through via Mobile
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/ way place, were few and feeble.
lived to see the fruits of his laborf
qowth of his own church to q
rship of over one thousand, with a
puse of worship and MI out-growth
other prosperous colored Baptist
Is in the city, embracing altogether
nh short of four thousand mem
ss thus Brother Adams has Justly
b himself the honor of being called
hostile to the colored Baptists Of this
Tohis very last hours, so long IS he
speak, he expressed his undying
etade for his race, and his interest in
sahishment in this city of n school
kslucation and theological training
bed preachers.
ge tender to his bereaved family
a1rch our unfeigned sympathies,
rv that this deep affection may be
Wool to their highest good.
/ Courier Journal contains the
z::os editorial notice of the
BY deceased:
Be-: Henry Adams, pastor Of
First Colored Baptist church,
street, between Walnut and
1ut, died yesterday. Mr.
Is was one Of the most worthy
aspected of our colored citi
lie was g ,nan of character
aaaenco among his people,
7s noted for the prudence
|'!slom with which he exercised
dlence for the benefit of the
lie Was born and raised i'll
b., but had been pastor of:the
E':Ireet church for the past
years, and retained
|essssout the love and confidence
b congregation. In fact, his
pastorate is an unusual and
Fkabls testimony to his merit
nan, a Christian and a guide.
Aves two daughters and THREE
the daughters being teachers:
Eeolored 8 chools in the city,
i tho sons a school teacher in
|sas, another going to school
Fsr'il:, Ohio, and the youngest
|ne here. MI. Adams church
Funder repair, the officers of
Fourth-street Baptist church,
|; the deepest respect for the
aua exemplary life of their
Fal brother, have rendered the
E:heir church for his funeral
Is The sermon will be
bed by Rev. S. l.. Helm, pas
the East Baptist church, who
oss and intimately known the
@l. Some time ago, George
LOT George and DAMS" who
parishioner of MI. Adams,
q excellent portrait Of the ven
'pstor painted by Prescott,
Twas placed at Hegan's, and
|''ds at the Exposition, where
saeral attention it attracted
ae citizens Of Louisville was
Etional testimony of tho high
IN which the original was
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u, {ped Illinois burglar was
a., found driving Barnum's
Wagon.
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IN nEhoRlAM

4. Cou,4er-JurnM and the
,ociial, Of Louisville, Kentucky,
[.n.e the death of the Rev.
: Adams, a well known and
.slly respected colored Min
90 November 3.
u Baptist Pastors Conference
lie next day and adopted the
lps resolutions:
,se1lar meeting of the Louisville
PASTORS Conference, Monday
f., November 4th, the undersigned
/. nroiptcd a committed to prepare O
. a1p-essive Of their respect and
Fan regards for Elder Henry Adams,
|.aor Of the Fifth street colored Bop
.,rh Of this city. !.
r. learn with sorrow that our faith
|..aborer in the masters vineyard,
/, lingering illness, died at twelve
+ Y, Yesterday, the Sd inst.
b. few ministers among us Of either
hye won for themselves q better
/. than has Elder Adams. With fair
stainments gained under all the
afp.sses of his peculiar condition in
!. strong native intellect, o dignified
A. conservative principles, blended
rnlent unostentatious piety, living
glowing zeal, unblcmished reputa-
, clear, sound judgment, he was
Nth the divine blessing, to accom-
great good for his race in this city
sa::e.
Us labors were begun hero about
years ago, under trying circnm-
! The number of colored Raptists
in his church, in any out
way place, were few and feeble.
lived to see the fruits of his labors
gowth of his own church to a
1ship of over one thousand, with a
puse of worship and IN out-growth
other prosperous colored Baptist
Is in the city, embracing altogether
sh short of four thousand men,
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Keeps on hand, ail sorts of SCALES,
WEIGHTS, MEASURES YARDS and
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Marine News.
Reported TOR the Commercial
PoRT OF WILMINGToN, July 81

Reported TOR the Commercial.
PoRT OF WnMINGToS, July 81
ArriUdls.
Steamer Vesper Of Wilmington, Davis, from
New York with mdse. to Ohas. Warner a. Co.
Steamer Celebrity of Philadelphia, Brown from
Pennsgrove with marketing
Tug Minnie Of Philadelphia, Hudson. from
Philadelphia with tow OF barges.
Schooner Estelle Bright OF Wilmington, Foun-
tain, from Bombay Hook with bidding sand to
Bright 4 Ksithler.
Schooner Geo. s. Repplier, Of PHILADELPHIA.
Blizzard, from Glossenbury, Conn. with powder
kegs to L. |. DUPONT, de Nemours & Co,
Sloop Mil, Of Philadelphia, Pedwick, from
Bombay Hook, with building sand to Mills &
Combs.
Soop Planter, of Wilmington, Stevenson, from
Port Richmond, with coal to Geo W Bush.
Barge j. b. Griffin, OF New York, Thompson,
from Troy, \. Y, with pig iron to the Lobdeli
Car Wheel 20.
Barge Mary, of Wilmington. Lamborn. from
Philadelphia with mdse to Chas. Warner & Co.
Barge Alpha, Of Philadelphia, Daniel, from
baltimore, with coal to Wilmington Rolling Mil
Company
Barge Bella McWilliams, OF Pottsville, McWil.
liams, from Baltimore, with coal to diamond
State Iron 20.
Barge Emma, Of Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Sophia, Of Philadelphia, Hummeil, from
Spring Mill, Pa, with pig iron to Wilmington
Rolling Mill Co.
Barge j. A. Shriver, of Philadelphia from Bal
timore, with pig iron to Lobdell Car Wheel Co,
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Tolh. l.luo Gltt.. MI cnsn.

Iului l4puO GlU6, all cash, SON Uuu
Tue Hon. Ihns. l.. ir .mlctte, late Governor Of
htHLuc.y hs '''ise4tei 10 represent the Trustees
IA tiie htua5 rni ui tins sruOmh Grand GItL Iuu-
&c. t,ad he Will personally See thaI thr money from
the ahlr oi llrketH N deposited Witl Treasurer
nat the drawing rs fairly Conducted ana the gIfts
Justly Hwiritd duu promptly pud.
lhc drawing VIII take place ia public, In full view
OF inc audience and uuucr tue tnine tAte supcryt-
sion o M uuitcia anu lrus VeN, Oi the puhic Lii
hriry Oi ksntuohs and the following named emit
htil aud nisnteftsttd cliZeus, hu nave consented
70 he Present ami see that AL 10 iairly dGne
Hul. NJ. u, Harden, Judge Court Appeals XIV.
non d Proctor huut,,, late NJ q Lebanon DiR
II 'h II. W. BfurH, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis. ky.
ten. kl IL. Murray, L. >. Marshal Ils XIV
non Z. - Cochran ChanueuOI Lou, han. Cuurt.
non y u. mnd l0td, Pres Farmers \ Dr3yers' Bk
non Juo; Bdih'" 1lahag Royal lns Co; Liverpool.
TuI' IN Loe, CON. huJ Ninth judicial DIS.
bI. Z. hTaAbip, iuu.dLr GrdnHm Cabinet.
tu!. .lil~un y. JuhnsOn Manager ga House
Df. 4. =, bel, frIi dculil laIyuisiy Louisville
iinh j., q. h iNtcr, Mayor Louisville.
Hon 2. l. Hu.Hcit Olty Attorney.
henry MultUfc, treasure Louisville
a. o. hlahlh, frrs. Manufacturers Bank
thIll Judge, ~ llc Louisville lluLeI 90.
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