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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
Assistan, Secretary of the Senate.
SESATR CtIAFrF,
Saturday, January 1. i3rJ.

senate Ct.s1rr,.
Saturday, January !. ia'J.
The Secretary called the roll,
present-The presiding officer ana Nessrs.
Alexander. Barber. Blackburn. Blunt.
Butler Burch, Brewster, Greene. p +.
Harwig, +. +. Herwig. Hunsaker. Harper.
jerks. kelso. MasicOt. Noland Pollard.
Sypher. Stamps. Twitchell. WhartOn-23.
The President then laid before the Senate
the following communication from ais ey,
cel'ency the Governor
stare -. lorr.AvA
i,eCIUve Department :
New Orleans January 5, 1879.
TO .he Honprable President and Members 0: "a"
senate
have the honor To submit for the advice
and consent of the Senate. the application
for pardon of Albert Turner. convicted OK
larceny before the First District Court, par
ish OF Orleans. and sentenced IN imprIson-
ment in the State Penitentiary for one
year.
Also. application for pardon OF Isdar
Williams, convicted of murder before the
First District Court. parish of Orleans, and
sentenced to Imprisonment Tor life in the
State Penitentiarv.
|. Upon the recommendation OF the Judge
OF said court aud others. with the advice
and consent Of the Senate. will extend TO
said Albert Turner and Isaac Williams par
?. B. S. PINCHBACK
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor
Mr.. 1ngraham moved that the nomination
of p. Ii. Morgan. az Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court. be taken up Tor con
tirmaton.
The nomination was taken ali.
The Secretary called III. :o!!. :x:.A tla
following result:
For confirmation - Alexander Barber.
Blackburn, Blunt, Butler. Burch, Brewster.
Greene, Harris, Z. +. Herwig +. I. Herwig
Harper, Ingraham, jerks, Masicot. Pollard
Sypher, Stamps, Weber, Wharton-.0.
Against confirmation keso-l.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingraham The Senac,
confirmed the pardon Of Albert Turner
convicted Of larceny before the First Dts.
trict Court. parish Of Orleans. bv ;he .oi.
| lowing vote. ON a call OF the roll:
For confirmation of pardon-Aiexander
| Barber, Blackburn Blunt. Butler Burcn
| Brewster, Greene, Harris, p. +. Herrig. f..
| +. ferwig, Harper, Ingrahsm. Jenks
Kelso, MasIcot Noland. Pollard. Sypher.
| Stamps, Wharton-2l.
Against coufrmation--IT ITunsaker rw;tch-
| ell.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingraham The Senate
confirmed the pardon OF l-aac Williams.
convicted Of murder before the First Djs.
tlict Court. parish of Orleans. ;v the fo.-
lowing vote. on call Of the roll
For confirmation Of pardon-A,exander
| Barber. Butler, Blunt. Blackburn. Brews-
ter. Burch. Greene, Harris. 2. f. Herwig.
4. +. Herwig, Harper. In2raham. jerks.
+! kelso. Masicot. holland. Pollard. Stamp@.
Sypher. Twitchell. Wharton-.!:!!
Against confirmation -! par.ion-Hun.
! saktr-l.
| On motion the Senate rose from executive
session. Z. T.. BECHTEL.
Assistant Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

SPxATH CAAMsgR.
Friday. January . ZOE
The Secretary called the roll:
Present The President and Messrs. Aiexau.
der. Barber, Blackburn, Blunt, Butler, Burch.
brewster, Greene, 2. 4. Herwig, Hunsaker.
Harper. Ingraham. Jenks, kelso. Masicot.
Nolaud, Pollard, Sypher, Stamps Todd.
Twitchel, Weber, WhartOn-2a.
Mr.. Pollard called up the nomination Oi
William Murrell. as police Juror. parish o:
Madison, laying overo and moved that ::
be confirmed.
The Secretary called the roi. with :ae 10
lowing result:
For contirma mation-Alexandee. Barber.
Blackburn. Blunt. Butler, Burch, Brewster
Greene, Harris, p. +. Herwig, Hunsakero
Harper, Ingraham. jerks, helso. Mascot
Noland. Pollard, Sypher, Stamps. Todd
Twitchell, Weber. Wharton-2l.
Against contirInation-None.
Mr.. holland moved that the committee
appointed TO examine and report IN thc
case of John r. Gallup, nominated for tag
collector. parish of 1berville. be ordered 20
report.
Mr.. Whattcn objected. stating shat he as
a member of said committee was not ready
20 make report. and wanted further time.
Mr. holland insisted on ais motion being
put to the Senate.
The Chair stated the question.
The Senate then voted to order ;h- com.
mittee to report.
Mr.. Soland, as . member o. said com
mittee, reported fayOrablv.
Mr.. Wharton, also 4 member y: safn"
committee. reported unfavorabIy.
Mr. holland moved 30 take up The aom'.
nation OF John 4 Gallup as tax colleotO:
for the parish of Iberville, for confirmation
Mr. Wharton objected to the nomination
being taken up. and called for the yeas and
nays.
The Senate refused 20 take NJ Dy ths to;.
lowing vote:
Yeas-Blunt. Butler, z. f. iIerwig. Hun
saker. jerks Kelso. Noland. Todd. Vwitca.
ell--9.
Nays-Aexander. Barber. Blackburn.
Burch, Brewster Greene. Harris. L, +.
Herwig, Harper, Ingraham, Masco.. Pol
lard, Stamps, Weber. Wharten-l5,
On motion OF Mr.. Noland. the Senate
rose from executive session.
p. f.. BECHTEi..
Assistant Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or TdS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
EXECUTIVE. SESSION
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06
THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUITS
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer,

The following is the decision rendered Lv Ina.
McKennan, at Mag Tenn of the Circuit Cou,, n y.
above case:
in the Cleuit Court Of tho United States in ard r.,
the Western District Of Pennsylvania
Roberts vs. Nicholas Geyer No l.--Mav r.,'
1873. In Equity
November 2i. is75. Bill filed and ,u,raD. =,
sued.
Subpoena asd notice Of application for prelin,,
ary injunction served.
December 13, 1872. Motion for prcrm;ns- 4,
junction heard, and the Court being duly advised
the premises the injunction awarded as PRAYED s,
| and decree Aleu-. D
! January H. 1878. Injunction issued and On N,
29th day Of JannR Indictment served PERSONAL,
and by copy.
May S2, 1873. Fhle issued for deiendent to sbo,
cause why attachment should not issue for ccnten,,
N violating INJUNCTION and duly served
June I'd, 1873. RuIe for attachme~t in hi. cs..
came on TO be heard and after argument of coup.l
pro and con, the Court being full advised in III.
! premises, the Rule l. made absolute. and he a..
tence Of the Cont is. that the sa;d defendan N,t
| olas Geyer, b" imp ioscncd in the common ja, Of
day., and that he pay the costs Of tai. pive,.l
ing.
June I'd, 1878 CommitCnt is-ncd.
! The INJUNCTION in this case was for nfrirvenet,
of the Roberts patent of No, called the Ss Pat
cn) for increasing the productiveness Of oil well,
The act Of Infringement for which the defender,
was committed for contempt, consisted In aicirs
Alexandra liar:ar in exploding torpedoes in oi
wells being the same act of infringement for which
llamar wis also committed in he case No 3 No
vcnber Term, 1866, a. before stated.
The Court McKcnnan, j., a.er delivering nj.
| opinion in the Hamar case proceeded to seu,ere,
Nicfo'as Gcycr for contempt, ard delivered the nj
| owing oral opinion
| In the case Of Nicholas Geycr charged with IN
same otense, am ertirely sa.isf 4 that there va.
fl lid present in the Beals well ut least. As Ildu
iatimGted to :he counsesin Me course Of he arn.
msHt. Me presence Of iaid in The ,oeit rheth, Dc,
sired or not is an infringement Of .hs patent, a,A
bre GcA Of the injunction cfhe Court
Mr. Roberts, by his patent uses a. one of the Cn
cipal elements of his invention fuii tamping, and
wherever there is fluid sufficient in WELL at The
time Of tre explosion of torpedo. to operate q,
iamping. whether ii gets there naturally or il ID;
there articially, hAs patent Is infinced. This vi,
| clearly the case in regard to the Bcal. well
| -. Iut Mr. Gtycr seems to have been mised b
hamar, who tod him that he merely wanted L
| make an experiment and do not think. this h
ing the ilist time that lie ought 10 be very severely
| punished.
lie also !s udJudged guilty of contempt and orlt,
eu 10 pay the costs OF this preceding and under,
an impriso' In the county jail for ten daW
hope this will he the last Of III. Sc CASTS brcsl.
| II The mat cr comes to our notice ngian pewil
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06

INVITATIONS CIRCULARS PROGRAMMES
CARDS, nc hETS, Etc.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06
Avoid Quacks and impossef'

NO ChlrGe TOT AuvfVt tIU OUnH I, J,,r
Dr. j. b. Dyott, oradusto Of Jcfrson .ssin.ss .ssnss
College, Philadelphia, author Of several !asn " lie
works, can be consulted on all diseases o. ,sds
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he nss 10
an especial study >either in male or iemo;;h hcv
long standing. A practice OF 80 yesrs eDss
Llm 70 treat GIssasG nth SUCCESS. Cufes Hy
autesd. Ch1rges reasonable Those at s,srs
5anca can forward igstec describing y-P"
ana enclosing stamp 20 prsDsy ns's2e: .,-,,
s6lt iCr the ~ . HSl.'. EHcs iye|,,s
. .. DECNI, n D., Ea-HIL- srt a-1s'
Iyt i.gIo 7t.l p t7'- 7.-r
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l5.ooo 10 20 COO feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, AZ from 80 'n'I oi= per- ,au'
'2 J. '9!n Is 10 lr-. class uo.. -st r.
;e0ge N.pI
Nrr' "t - .......
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06
DON'T BEHUMRyGGED

W hh qnack' ana imposters, who will not aione
heeGe you, but in ninety nine cases out of A hun
uItn dose You ~ balsam copaiva calomcl. Sc
only sovereign remedv that can be relied on IN. Nc
.hilnm'' Root Blood Searcher, which bu,i.hes
nom mo system nj! form of private diseases and
virus IN the b.oJd' also, seminal weainp,, ,,ss ~
energy, loss of memory, and all nervous ji'cnscs
Snlting r' ~ sell abuse, which DESTROYS b,fh mind
"na body, rendering marriage Impossible Worm,n
"a a, r're ny mail (-,clirey sea.ad, no exposure,
~ y package Each package makes a orart
~ ~ loud Searcher " iams NJ dicine co., pn,s
os' - "a Box 1886. Pamphlet Free
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06

AGENTS. Oil Dealers and Agents. lnsu rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties in want, ar" I'M ormed
that we are prcDnrCd % execute 10 order kinds OF
BLANKS, business or legal, luiGed ID This com
munity.
IOhhing latrOnAIc resncctfmllv snliciied.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06
So Money Made Fast. $1,000

By all ho will work for us. II upon writing you
do not find all square, will give you one dol
lar tor your trouble. Send stamp for circulars to
q u BUCKLEY II co, Tekonsha Mich.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-06

n fact every variety and style of wor in isttc,
press printing.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
n Gtg0mtac Fesfure.

1tarpears TO be admitted tha.
the Emma silver mine has turns
ed out a gigantic failnre. lis
ego shares are now down to 97,
and the most unfavorable reports
are being received from the mine
itself. This is the concern. yon
willremember, which was Dol
stored into notoriety by the fact
that the American Minister al
lowed his name to be used as one
of the Directors.-Chicago jour
nGt.
That is to say that Robert c..
Schenck received $350,000 for be
ing a director in a gigantic fail
ure for forty-eight hours! And
it is the mant that the "1ap-doo>
die" of the Eaton Register is
strainiug his intellect to make
the honest voters Of this county
believe, ought to have the place
of Allen G. Thurman in tie U. s.
Senate. Better ~resuriect Oakes
AuneS. 5-a .s= sa--
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
.gaezher Fire IN Boston.

A great fire broke ont in Bos
ton on the 30th ult., in the furni-
ture house of HALEY, Morse& Co.
on the north side of washington
street, just above Boylston stree.
The block on the southwest cor
ner Of Washington and Boylston
streets is Boylston market, over
which is. BoylstoE Hall. 1t is
impossible to give the sum of all
the losses, or even the names Of
all the losers by the fire, but it
can be said that Washington
street, west side, from Avery
street to Boylstop street, is near
ly or quite destroyed. On the
other side, from Hayward place
to Essex street, little is lett l."
show what existed there at eigh'
o'clocK on that morning. Benja
min Cushing, of the Board ot
Assessors, estimates the total los
by the fire at one million dollars.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
$l37 Each a.

Tax payers,we car not wheth-
er you are Democrats or Republi-
cans, look at this fact and pon-
der it well. A Republican Cons
gress has increased PRESIDENT
Grants salary to such an extent
that he now gets $137 a day,
Sundays included. This is for
salary alone, and does not include
the appropriation, for the White
House, some of which last year
were as follows:
$4,000 for new furniture.
5000 tor gas.
5000 for fuel, and
5000 FOR a hot house.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
LfberNI-De m Ocr0t6cC Con-
UeMfiONS.

At the conference of the Dem
ocratic and / LIBERAL Republican
State Executive COMMITTEES on
Thursday the 22d of Nay, it was
agreed that their respective State
conventions shonld be held at
Columbus on Wednesday,, Au-
gust 9th.
These Conventions, although
they will be called for the same
time and place, will be entirely
separate in their constituent ele-
ments and independent in their
acton.
The Democratic Convention
will be composed of delegates
each representing 500 votes cast
for General Wiley for Secretary
of State.
The Liberal Republican Con-
vention will welcome all, with
out regard to past political asso-
Citations, who are willing to en-
list under the common banner OF
Liberalism.
Each Of the Executive Commit
tees will, in due time, issue a call
for it's own Convention, in which
details will be fully presented.
The conference Of the two
Committees was entirely harmon
ious throughout, and we doubt
not the Conventions will be
equally 80, and that such COOP
GRAFTON, or consolidation, will be
effected as will carry dismay to
the cohorts of the Grant Oligar-
chy.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
For the Democrat
Yhe .EGl Question.

@Mr. Edstor.-There seems to.
lie. quite a. difference of opinion
as regards the powers and duties
of county Commissioners in the
erection of puhlic buildings. Some
being of opinion that The Com
missloners cannot expend ten
thousand dollars on any one inn
provenent OF public buildings.
without first submitting the pro,
posed improvement to the quail
fed voters Of tire county, while
others~hoid that the Commission
ers, can make any Improvement
they may deem necessary, with
out consult Zig the wishes of the
people even should the ost ex-
:eed ten thousand doll: re-. Now
for the benefit of ali concerned.
we would respectfully refer them
to the law governing county
Commissioners in their expendi-
lures, being the same law under
which he Jail question was re-
ferred t. the qualified voters OF
the comfy, on the second Tues
day of October, A. d. 1871. The
proposition as TO build IA rev
Jail or not; the result of the vote
taken was, 470 for, to 1927 a
gainst levyipg a tax to build Il
new Jail There is a law limi-
ting county ommissionel s,found
in vol. 68, pag S III and us,
Sec, Sd, laws of Ohio, 1871.
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
Eaton, Ohio June End 1878.
Admit that this "Member of
the Board" is correctin regard to
the law, and suppose, after the
people had voted the proposition
down, the Commissioners would
have Immediately appropriated
$1Q,00oafor the bHilding, and the
following year $4,000 for the
Cells, and the following year
$4,000 more for the compilations
of the Jail, would not that have
been sufficient, aud "enterprising'
and "seasibles' 1t Is very evi-
dent that if the law is as the
"Member" says, the above mole
will be the only cl,ance Tor this
much needed public improvements
as the taxpayers feel themselves
so much bourn down now, that
they will not very soon vote addi-
tional upon themselves,
however much of n disgrace the
present old pest house may be TO
our county.-ED1roR DEMOCRAT.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
There are in The Constitutional

There are in The Constitutional
Convention one hundred and five
delegates, sixty-three of whom
are lawyers, thirteen farmers, six
physicians, five merchants, three
bankers, two printers, two cler-
gymen, two merchants and manu-
facturers. one miller aud farmer,
one lawyer and farmer, II far
mer and commission merchant,
two manufacturers, one painter,
one teacher, one cooper, one real
estate agent
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
Notice..
AUDITORS OFFICE,

AUDITORS OFFICE,
PREBLE Co., EATON, o., May6th, '73}
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office up to NJ. Thursday, June 18th,
bridge near Euphemia, in Harrison
township. 2 spans 80 #. each, roadway
II feet. Also the necessary stone work
for the abutments. Also the necessary
fits for the approaches.
Specifications for the stone work and
approaches may be seen at this Of
flee on and after May 18th, 1878.
BY ORDER OF COMR'S.
w. j. BARNHIsER, Auditor.
May 9Th, 1S734w.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
From the Ohio Liberal.]
The Republican Plat
aeaza =

a coIo aC1oS teLASEO AiiSNg
the Repuhlican Platform is q
funny production. That is the
fret impression it gives, but a
further reading changes the
laugh into a feeling of contempt
and indienation-of contempt at
its miserable demagoguery. and
indignation at lis suhterfnges,
doubIe-dealing and downright
lying
Take. TOR example the second
resolution L
Eve rrafIirm our confidence
in our 1'resilrnt-Ulysses- S.
Grarit-and IN the wisdom, in,
tegrity and sncc+ss of the admin
istration OF his high office"
Who can help laughing when
he remembers the wisdom of
such appointments as Borie, Ca
aey and Tom Murphy, the integ-
rity OF the San Domingo job, and
the success of the reconstruction
management in Louisiana, Ar
kansas and other Southern States
Again, when We read in reso-
luton three THAT there should
be rid economy in the State
and National administrations"
and then remember the recent
increase of Congressional sala-
ries over $500, 900 per annum.
Resolution four declares
"That the public lands belong
to the people, and should be sa-
credly reserved for homes of
tusl settlers. and we pronounce
as inst all further grants of these
lands to corporators."
That is a tolerably safe prom
Use after all the lands worth hay
ing have been given away.
The fifth resolution is simply.
a fly thrown out to catch a few
gudgeons ir the mining districts.
The sixth is a recognition of
the Farmers movement, and is a
tub for the amusement of the
agricultural whale. G~littering
gencralities, full. of sound anu
fury meaning nothing.
The seventh and eighth reso-
'utions are quite bold in denoun.
cling members of Congress for in
rreasing their pay, and in de-
manding a repeal of the salary
bill: but when we read them in
connection wltll the second reso-
luton, which afirms the wisdom
and integrity of The man whose
salary was doubled, and who
alone had it in his power by.a
single stroke of hia pen to stop
the entire steal, we Zee i'll the
Convention the spirit of a COW
ard.
For the President, who has Of
fees to distribute, it is "wisdom,
integrity, and success" to double
his pay, but for members of Con-
gress to increase theirs is an
evil without mitigation, (which
condemn without reserve
aud. demand that the law allows,
ing it "shall be promptly and un-
conditionally repealed"
To an old Republican like our
self, who belonged To the party
in the days OF its youth and pu-
rity, when, rather than ccmpro,
mise principle, it marched to the
cannon's mouth, it makes the
blood boil to witness this paltroon
backing and filing for a misera>
BILE lness of official pottage.
The truth of tie matter is the
Republican Party has lost its
manhood, and merits the scorn
and contempt of every honest
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

Say-rhe ST. Louis Democrat:
Tie per cent. OF the honest Con
or. ssnlen is SO sma / that we feel
imIcll,d to devote u paragraph
to every one we find wrongfnlly
represented. We regret that it
doesn't take much space to 60
through the list"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

Four, hundred and twenty
eight bodies have been recovered
from the wrecked Atlantic, leav-
ing one hundred and eighteen
passengers unaccounted for
Nearly a dozen bodies Of tie
lost cabin passengers are still
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

The Medina Gazette (Repbli-
can) is anxious that the Cousti
tutionai Convention should pro
vide that all church property
shall be subject to Taxation. =
Churches, as a general thing,
have hard enough work TO get
along without paying taxes
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
.Modoc war IL

The latest news from the lava
beds is that Capt. Jack, with his
entire army have been captured.
What will be done with Jack, lie
not yet determined.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

The Republican State Conven
ton denounced the eincrease Of
salaries,n and commended the
man whose salary was most large
ly increased, and without whose
signature none of them could
have been increased.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

Twelve prominent lumber
firms of Troy, N. Y, are repor-
ted to bave suspended with lia>
biIities amounting to three mil
lions of dollars.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

The German Government has
to expel from the coun-
t.y. within six months, II e La
zaris,s, Congregations OF the
Holy Ghost and the Sacred Heart,
and o: her close conventual Or
ders.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

The Republicans of Ohio re
gard the increase of pay of Con
gressmen as unwise. The increase
of the Presidential salary as
doubtless %indiscreet, but they
don't say so.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

They are building twenty-five
now public edifices in Washing
ton, at a cost of fourteen million
dollars, authorized by the last
Congress.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

When subscribers to local
newspapers, who have received
them through the mails free, for
the past thirty years in the coun-
ty where they r published, are
called upon to pay postage (as
they will be noxt july, we htre
they will not blame the noble
Congress which passed The bill,
nor the Immaculate President
who signed it, but, calmly reflect
that it accelerated tn. "Salary
Steal" that the members of
Congress ard the President get
rich out of it. That will, OF ought
to be, abundant consolation.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

Is it the truth, that the salary
steal, back pay grab and all, was
essentially an Administration
measure, and that it was neces-
sary to take the million of back
pay,and to double the President's
compensation, in order to get the
Job through. Of course it is?
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

From present appearances the
farmers of the State of Ohio will
have something to say about who
will be Governor, u. S. Senator,
and members of the Legislature.
Those who have not looked at
the subject in this light, had bet
ter take note of the meetings in
every county, and "consider.'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

1t is said the new law under
which the public schools of Ohio
are now working will be discov-
cred to be rather interesting rea
di ng to taxpayers. Boards of
Education may now levy a tax of
seven mills for school purposes
and may also issue bonds to an
amount that will equal the aggre-
gate of tax of two mills more.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
MI. STyRM,

Opposite Jail, No. 10, Main Street.
Eaton, May 8, 1e73,-ly.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
SELL CLOTHING c. EAPER

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than ever before offered in this mark
ct, and'invite the people to call and
examine my stock and learn my prices.
Remember the old stand, where the
Best and Cheapest Clothing in Eaton
is always sold for Small Profits and
Quick Sales.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05

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