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SGahIsr tn ,mportirtsn uuO sinbsimiitsu
t11eiHta, Gqudrra, Ciaarrtn, ST.,

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pfint une Sranbiee. Die bette Aaspdbl icfbsn
ape Gem plbduis srbaifen uus su preilrn per~
'aaft biz itosr Honfurrsn, lpOttrn.
ShsrfalIs Elm GROCER gprrdtb impvrtirisr pns
ttlbrtrlii6sr 9ieGrrfR. bic nit gtrngrn gTsks
otrtauft pfreGn.
tntmer bprrdtbie Su BEN nieerigaen RaritpssiS
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Eas an Rprttamptrniird6s in gBilkstatrs
dtlrgrre ,.Baibiuotpn SCr." 1ds GJruutIfiid
TT 6h 6ub RfCnt uus fit GuB tirf. nit einrm
sreetn 1'adftiutcttl, Gisbaus, Wsisbisr. Sraut
ret Stalluug unp nnesrrn ginerbiuern earduf.
ncblt ssrdumilrm SOf lcmtHC m6eia. gRan
trdas nab auf rem Giasribum, bsi agartin
9auer, gHi!fsskarTt. f9e
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RdinfrnBe, 9rafiIs's SstGubs, Syet garf,
emPFrIt feirta IirrunetR unb Srfauntrn Isineu
usu etHsrri6tetsn SaVn nstf bsiisn @etrGnFsr
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iiter Observation-Disclosures.
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3ie2m 9pbu HpbIeY
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0rOccricn & YrObiiiOncn,
ptttrtturA 10. QBarh

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@rreerisn. Rsbl unb Butter, ttuti6s i5riibW,
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befe gPaart III esm biIlisfsn prsiis rsrfaufrn.
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M 6beI. 6ef66ft.

Ter ilntsrasibnete Bat III itlntm G'sftGfts.
losals In her pthn Apsnnt, 0brrbaIb WulbsrrY.
trast, ftts cine rtibbaItse Arsrabl etr belfsn
aPrbcln, unb Label has rrrrbrtr TubliFur ,ur
arfaaiasn 9nlpsftipn sin.
Ess@ auf SsiGfnbtginanins pirb frIcnbtrs
Rlfhbt esncmmsr unp nlss ba,p @tbEHss
prompt bsiOret.
2sp69 8ttutar6 S65nFtle.
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Pint /. 9anuar 1873, III 8iIsetatrt. Rdtt-
Sen BSrboIIS, TN altsr upn uber 81 Sab
rtn. - lie 8aRrrbsus srfreutt iG einss niu
IttIbafteH etbsnswanttIS unb tiss lOpobI, ais
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lmlfGutt babsn has Sctlte Aasr, tir lie fam
ten, DabaerufeE. GGas ibrsr unfttrtIiten
SsrIs Ter fwiss 6rissea b,ltirbsE ftir!
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@apitaI.g(nIaae.

Golden HrFet'ern unb @sf&6ftSIruieu, rs'hf
ibre 'frIl arnile ron Silm nufpdrfs auf ii@tre
0siie aes,n sHtr Sntrrslen anlsafn UUqrn.
,isisr Der un'srSsiGrste tine CUTE gsIssGutsit,
psnn ls ii& losIri$ mel sn.
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Nptdr.
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3m t1crf0mfcm:

Ter unIsrJsibnSts bttst idr gpobnbaus In
Eoegstgpn, 4. 9Bd B, unffr dnnsbmthren Ss
ringunsen gum s'frfaufr an. Tas 5aus III
sreiipds. NIT anesbaHtsr Slide, unS aGts III
III kifsm 3ufdrer. 9afob S6mttL
~ aerannt her ,.itmar,s 9ad !"
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p. IL. WEITZEL.

AcnoFdf unb Sfcobts.9i mmult,
gsanter".f TrCeuTa'or une Gpaeftic,s gasnt.
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TtESrn duaeftrtsi uno 10 rrruueen cinasr stsH.
office; I'M IwGitsu SIcdreil ess gBrCbtr.
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Tns frtitrs giaeHttam ron Srtn 9tb.
nahe EuumrTt atlrssn, w'rb untfr ittr alnht.
gen Secineunlsn Jum 8srfduf auasbo en-. 1teb.
bdSsr ppasn ii6 an Die Srrrn 6. D. Rsufftr
cher s. 3. @infsr psrOsa, PtI6s HdbHt
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3u oeI iltietbeu :

Ids H1tsrt Strdptrf ttS fratr rsu @aIrH
tin Rrena9el attiluritn SLuies in Icesetrpu.
Ndn rage EaH bel 5. . @inHtr, IN t.r
Sanf. 2ic
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Turn.VGrein.

Gptltalpsrlammlung am Srnntds Zen fl.
9anudr 1873, Hdbmitt 'as 3 lihr. In Der Sallr.
9ress MttaIisb lra erftsiaen.
3urnratbHBHHg am 6rtitIg Abtnt I'm
81 llbr, pr;u ale @tisttttr sts @crtlHess
rtussattH tRs.
9n aufiras ets SprtIsrs.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-09
Ncmc Slmscigcm.
Gtranton Eie1erkron,.

SaIbiGtrli6t General 8tEilmmIurs AM
Spnntds Ra6mittas 2 rbr. In Ger Saas.
Sn Gubtirnbt Der atre@nune ptGsn riidftGn.
tietr geitrGse une ansrrtr piGtigtn @ritGfts
pire has GrianneH tints iettn Ritalistcs
unfrhIbar erparisi. RihtsrI1eiusnte wCrrtn
Iaut GrnfitatiGn I'M 80 Gents sERraft.
Der SefrttGr
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Serl0nOf iUerDens

Niinf Aftisn bee ssutI&sn 9aucrrsins Sc. l.,
rVfiir be tp6feu RdrirDrd cash te,abt rn
'tu. Rln mrIse lt bsi ). 8. e'uniter rbn
S. .. Rtufftr z5lsSa
R<5H fiir brn Idufrn' en- Wcnat bis lun
nG6ift GtnJdbIunIslbsne pt.esE : SO Fu
Hfie tela"If.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-09
3ln bte bcntidbe 8cD6lfernng
Won Pennsyivanien.
Die

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Scranton Trust Comp. &c Sparbank
Irnit Cure aufmnfiamftit duf bic Gsbr IibsrnIsr
5utsrrRrn, peIts fs an Ssp5ftOrtH bs,abIt, au
bic Setingurafn, untsr bfuen 8sIb juriidbejabI
pirb, une bripnetrs auf bic srpse Sibsrbsit,
peitt burh bic Dirtftpren Der 8nHf aetctsu
ptrb. Dies tGtpSiff be 3baiia6s, CAP, cbItbor
ss peniesr ais sin 9dbr IT. felt mir @sSbGfit
ttsaunsn, mir feet sinsH srSesrrn Gslsbttrae
ale Dfppftum babfn, ale ale bic Spartanfsr
pOn bisism GUunlp. Wir srtsn nibt ,u ptil
psuu mir faesn, bnb unfsrtn DtpSFtorsn lr
src6t Si&srtfft etbUtsn spirb, ais irssnt pcIhtr
dnbersn SPnr'DspsFtrren nuf eislsm 9snh,
ntnte.
Bite, lprs&t III br SanF Sor unt Sbr srbdl
bort ,3irfuIars, ptlHe ibtr allr RessIn unh Ss'
pingunaen Gu6 ausfunft geten.
SET. 3. Serantsn, NVies 3apICr, 8. e,
pierce, W. @. gBinton. 5bcmaS Tidlpn, Ga.
mutl SIoan, SObn Srisbin, Sra Sripp unb D.
3. ptsIpS fne bic DirrftpreH. 16mI7I
3. g. pieree, prdirCnt.
9. .. gbeips, S6aBmeitsT.
Sbomas Didfsn. ghssp sprdlipsni.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-09

rSFtsut-JOhH GdntIeh.
sgrafNmt-J. 9. Suracs.
GnfIirsr-NubOiph Z. WcGabe.
SFfrair-SOfcph s.. Sumter.
ID rector rem:
cfspb >. dIHnifer, Col. Siir Suri6si.
CanisI 3. Srainarb, Famif NegGnR.
G. y. Safes, Ghi ara Spucs,
Daniel ScnCq, 9R. M aGdruep,
Cdpie 7. RitaTSs, 8. 6 Surgtb,
SVtR SaneIsp.
Sreanilirt inter cincm fbeI'"nen
Charter Der GiCfCtecbuue nit hrps
pelter 0crbinefihFCit.
St6s srC,sHt 9Htsrsfsn bslatIt auf Bet
esppiiieH.
PerlUnfn, rrsIbe In bisisr 9anE kspOnirsn,
pRutn mad Selittfn 6slb Iieben.
&paeftioHen an alien Saurfrtien prreen af-
nia6t unb AIN 9age prr 3dbluns gum nisfris-
trn 0sdiG GguriG berittigt.
sSscpiei Osrfduft fur R,p. gprt uub TbiIdrsI.
rbia, 2suti,bIanb, Gnsiane, 9rIanp, S9Vr'
Lne uEe alien pInttsn prn europa.
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SSvue Sd,ubmacberei.

Alien 8rPdnuttn unf sintm 5errtrten teairttn
pubIifGm btermrt RE gnlsiss. ras Id mein Bt
itGfr 'un alf ttlsne Rs6nurs an rarf fill
ife pcr MERIDIAN unp Gpnru Sndee, trtTni
ATE urb MID tsHretrn prree, meme sunetn
purt dufe aTtflt unp mdbigs 9rtiie lufrierfn
fslsu. iepeDl m { nruer NTbs.i pis RGpdra
tuTSn.
itn3m Taa Sdftn, SbuNn1ades.
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s. g. Nauli,

(Sd1iIS gum fhwarjeH Sdrsn.)
Ter Es1s glaB. um alc SOrtsH atRSbnII6s
unb fstne 2 psiBpdartH gu tanfen uR6 bic
irIben aun prompt rtparirt ;u btfomnisu
Cine ppfllalbs guepnbl eer ttIffn Willinsrs
pdartn ueustsr ROrsn, Siuesr, gpisen. tbsH.
10 Sute. aappfn u. I. n. ttu
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
Novelties Cheap Editions
OF PIANO FORTE CLASSICS.
MOTHER GOOSE.

OR NATIONAL NURSERY RHYMES.
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illustrations engraved by the Brothers Dalziel.-
Boards $3.50. Splendid1y bound in cloth, gilt
edges, $3.50.
ASK FOR NOVELTIES EDITIONS.
Address, J.. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, n. Y.
Agent for Novelties Cheap Music.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

The Pennsylvania constitution
al convention has adopted a pro-
vision that the members of the
legislature shall take an oath at
the expiration of their term of
office that they have not been
bribed nor played any games of
the Credit Mobilier sort. It
would be worth a trip to Harris-
burg to see some of Simon Came
ron's corps lift their hands and
eyos starward and take that oath.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
from General Ewing.
He declines to be q Candidate for
Governor.

He declines to be q Candidate for
GorernOI.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
COLUMBUS, July II, 1871
To the editor of the Enquirer:
My name has been frequently
proposed, through the partially
of my friends but without my
consent, for nomination this sum-
mer by the Democratic party and
other organizations of the oppo>
sition for the office of Governor
of Ohio. 1t has recently become
apparent that the Constitutional
Convention will not finish it's
work before the end of the pen
ding political campaign. Hence,
a candidacy for that office, invol-
wing as it would a requirement
to personally canvass the State,
would be inconsistent with my
duties as the representative of
the people of Fairfield County in
this body-which duties I am
unwilling to neglect or abandon.
Chiefly for this reason, 1 shall
not allow my name to be presen
ted for the nomination, and now
volunteer this announcement lest
silence may be construed as con-
sent to become a candidate.
THOMAS EWING.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

There is talk in the State of
New York Of impending Judge
Hunt, who presided at the trial
of Susan b. Anthony, for his ar
bitrary conduct in debating the
verdict of the jury. Whether or
not there are cases in which a
proceeding of that character
would lie justifable, it is certain
that the case of Mias Anthony
was not one of them:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

We have heard people say that
the late Horace Greeley was err
ratio, queer, foolish and even
crazy, but We have yet to hear
the first man intimate that he
believes that had Mr.. Greeley
been President he would have
signed a bill increasing his own
salary. Grant did.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

lays down American ron at his
immense manufactures in Shelf
field. We have not yet forgotten
how one House of National Re-
representatives., a year or two ago,
from a depth of humiliation,
shame and disgrace never reach
ell before or perhaps since, ex-
cept in. the Credit Wobilier and
gru6 SacinMeS admitted that the
Lobby was too str~ng for the
House! When the hoarse cry for
the protection of iron manufac-
turers comes up from such a lob
by, who thinks the interests of
the farmer or working man will
be for a moment considered?-
Who is simple enough to believe
after such an admission, that the
rights of the common classes,
who sleep quietly at home, will
be at all taken into account? Too
long a lease of power has corrup-
ted the ruling party. Even its
parry organs are shamed into a
feeble condemnation of the glar-
ing frauds. 1t has outiived Its
usefulness. and must nuke way
Public sentiment may be thought
slim, yet in the face of such
wrongs, it quickly gathers power
and moves with a celebrity which.
is sometimes startling. In 1858
and '54, there was less surface in
dications of a coming political
revolution, than exists to-day
Some of the old politicians then
thought they could foot their
little horns, and the camp follow
ers would come aG the first bugle
note. Blow they did, but one
might as we'll have listened for
the chirp of a cricket in a lorna
do, as one note of theirs. Little
sTumbfe -Bug EDITORS then
shrieked for me to stay inside
the party lines and correct the
wrongs, as they do now. But
the people said no! We are men
not SLAVES. Honor, Manhood,and
Right, are involved in the issues
Of the hour, and our fealty to
them is higher than to mere
party. We will crush the she'll
of corrupt organizations beneath
our feet, and lead our country
once more into sunlight. AS it
was then, so it is about to be
The PEOPLE, the abused
and betrayed source of power,are
giraing themselves for the COM
contest. Calm, earnest men,
are considering a new organiza-
of independent original for
ces, AZ the only way out of the
present labryinth of corruption,
and mismanagement. Dis
grace and humiliation at the bar
Of public opinion; the stern ques-
ton of "Whdt are you doing noao,"
rings clearly above the voices of
those who are shouting what the
party did in its earlier and
be ter days. What are you do
.ng now, asks the bankrupted
States of the South? What are
you doing now, asks the laboring
man, as each day poorer, he seeks
MS home? What are You doing
now, asks the farmer, who can
rot ship his grain to market over
he wealthy liues of pet railroads?
What are you doing now, asks
he tax-payer,as he sees his little
margin go into the Treasury to
become the spoil of "back-pay
congressman" aud IA venal, cor
'upt and debauched President?--
What shall we do, begins to he
ho earnest inquiry of some polls
icians? 1t will next be, what
AN WE do?
There is talk in the State of
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

Stokes, Simmons and King
will, it is supposed, escape the
death penalty through the new
law requiring proof of deliberate
intent to kill for conviction of
murder in the first degree.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

The Peoples Defender thinks
Hon. A. q. Thurman as the
Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, and Col. j. r. Cockerill, of
Adams, fer ! lieutenant Governor,
would make a particularly strong
comb 49,:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

The drawing of the Louisville
Public Lottery took place on
Tuesday the 9th inst. Ticket
Nc. 20,St'5 drew the 500, 900.
prize.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

A coroner's jury in New Or
leans has found Colonel Rhett,
who fought and killed Judge
Cooley in a duel, guilty OF MUIR
der.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.
n pursuance of an order granted by
i the Probate Court of Preble County,
Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, on p
On Tuesday, August 2, 1873,
AT 1 o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described Real Estate, sit
uate in the County of Preble and State
of Ohio, to wit:
Gail of a certain tract of parcel of
land lying and being in said County and
State, and being all of the west half of
the south east quarter of section number
twenty (20) in Township number five
(5) and range three (3) east, containing
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, more or less"
Appraised at s.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand; third in
one year, and one third in two years
from the day of sale with interest. The
deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Admir- of Cornelius Vorhis, decd.
CAMPBELL & GILMORE, Atty's.
June, 26, 1S73.-tds.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

The swindles committed by
the Rev. o. O. Howard and his
horde of dishonest subordinates,
are about to receive a coat of Of
fetal "whitewash.N
, 1873-12-26

soil. and then foll forward, striking hor hond
Violently against tho noltd onrth receiving hor-
rlblo wounla upon hor forol1oad, and also brcn}-
Ing both wrists. strangc to say, tho poor oroa-
tllro waB not instantly killed, hut actually roso
stops, whore ao foil uuconaolouu. In tho lncnu-
ttmo, Henry Dittmnn, tho man WHO saw her
jump from the window, rn,t to that Bido Of tho
mill, aud found tho unfortunate woman lying
upon tho stops lnHouslblc. Dittmaut lmmcdi-
atoly gave tllo nlarfnn, and In a fow moments
fed nnd sympathizng omployes, who con
voyed her to ller boartling-liouso noar by
whore she received tho MD Of Doctors Folds
and Monmonior, who pronoutcctl lior case hope
l0aB. Portions of . glaBs bott1o gravo1, n,ltl
other llard aubHtancos l.al bco'' driven into her
wounds: mud, In addition to q number OF cuts
aud bruisoa about tho body, hor right arm was
brokon in two oaBeB, nnl both wrists wele frac-
t1rod. III falling sllo struck pioce Of bottle,
which was driven into hor head md fractured
hor skull. TAroo Of llor right rba wero hlokon,
and ghastiy scalp Ssounl nearly four lncllos ID
length, oxtonds acroas llor forohoad. In addi-
tion to llor external injuries, Bc is also sup
posed to havo received BoriouB internal hurt.
After being removed to lor boarding.
house, OIL Saturday afternoon, ahc remained
in an unconscious condition until yosto, day
torvals talkcd with her friends. Yesterday even-
Ing, however, Hlle again lecame unconscious,
and hor physicians have no lopo Of her re-
covory.
Tic namo Of tho poor creature is Julia Wlleol-
or, young woman Of about 20 years Of aEo, who
for some ycarsa past has been regarded as ono Of
tho most steady md roliablo employees about. tho
factory. From all tho circumstances it would
seo,n that hllaB Whcolor must hnvo boon acting
under tho influence Of aome great Hecret grief or
atorra lion Of the mind, ns thoro cnn bo no
doubt that her terrible fall was not accidental.
, 1873-12-26

TINT tho priaoncr, III auch circumstances, shall
not DO present nt tho finding Of tho yordiot.
have Hnll tint tho Council was 4 long timo
III doltberation In point Of fact 1t was four
hours, md during tint porfod ovorybody ro-
niainod III court anSiously awaiting tho result.
It was llalf-paat whom tho Captain In command
of Tho guard drow Ais sword aud ordorod tho
gondarnoB to present ar1,,p, which was tho sgnnl
for tho return of tho Judges. A fcw seconds
by Lis colleagues, tho Capnn exclainling ut Tho
sanlo moment, 'Btanl Zip before tho Counci.h
With almost military precision tho crowd r0Bo,
while something lilio thrill Of expectation ran
through tho whole court. Tho Hcote was worry
impressive. Wl,cn in tho midst ut r SOLEMN
and almost awful silonco, brokon only by a
stf1cd m,lrtn,ir-tl,o Duo dAumalo md tho
Generals llRylng raised thor cooked 1iatB-tllo
President pronounccd tho first words Of tho
aolon,n nttoranco. I" In tho name of tho French
rooplo," tho emotion md suspense we,e oyor-
powcring.
Tho sensonco pronounced, Tho crowd gradually
and quietly cbbe1 away.
In pariH tlioro was naturally tho most intonHo
exoltomcnt. Tho VorEailleB train, which brought
tho first Intelligence, wns bcHtegod Mt tho bt.
Lnzare Station by nh immense concourao OF poo
po who lad Waitod for hotrB to learn tho iBs,lo.
The first passenger tu afiglt became im1ncliato-
ly tho centre Of 4 largo tllrong, who broke loose
from tho sorgonts-tla-yillo, and, aB noon u.s. tho
word dentl" Ind beou pronounced, a loud,
prolonged shout ochucd nnd ro-cclocd from end
to oni Of tho long waiting.)'all. Tho crowd
otappcd hnt'ds exntantly,. as il scmo great VIC
tory Ind been gained, and tho cry vaB cnthuBi-
nstica'1y raiscd, II mort. takon up by the crowd
outHido mud promulgated from stroct to street,
calling forth everywhere general, long, aud
snyA[{o npDla,1Ho.
, 1873-12-26

rookot-aro, to onter tho Village Of Easmon, no
ono waB In IL but littlo child, afterwards taAon
caro OF by ono of tho officers. 1t was A1ont
l1alf-paat In tho morning. 4 GORDON OF son-
tries ,raB thrown round, nt,d tho worry force
bvouackol mud ate a,,ch food as thcy lad III n
fold outsllo tho viago, whcro some litlo sllntlo
could ho obtnnod from surrounding bitsltoH 15
feet or moro high. Tho village had boon sot on
fro. Tito tlnallos md explosions Of tho powder,
stored III Utmost evory house, and The blnzing OF
tho rum created light md heat that woro pro-
oorsiblo even undcr tho blaxing BIN. Nothing
Ind boen removed by tho ABl1nntons, it1 tho firm
bollof that 1t would DO impossible for white mon
to reach 1t. Tho hoat WINS now becoming ovory
moment moro intonHo, terrible az 1t llad been
throughout all those operations. In about att
hour tho march was resumed. Scarcely Ind 1t
commenced whom pnrtios Of AB1lnutocs agaiu
malo their prcaonco In the bush fol: by flring
on tic column. They woro, howevor, Immediately
driven bncl,, and shortly afterwards tho lnarcll
was again dolayod for q short time III d village
ruined tn the nativo war Of 1870. When agnin 1t
waa resumed. 1t may bo Judged with what relief
all passed. along pathway shlded over by over
archnng branches which partly broko tho interRo
aoverity Of tho B,1n. After march without Incl
dent tho Boa-boacll was ,oacl,od uoar Aun],1unn.
Tho villngo was found deserted, but tho stores Of
powder and rum had not boon removed, and the
whole was Boon blazing, squirting, oraoling md
sending of bursts OF deep lacli smoke, which
wore, liko those Of EaBaulan, visible for miles
along the coast.