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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

II WE CAN SEE.
In a. tic winding ways Of Il!e
Is disaPVo.utmeutS and Us strife.
Happy s-e We,
1--we en- see
OGr Heavenly Fathers guiding hand,
Leading Us toward lha; better laut.
Eternity.
We tIiatEo meath the uooat.Ge's .uu,
NO- ftitor. ere orr race i Iul:
Faiths holy ra-
Shines on our way,
GJI'>-.its are scattered .a- a-,l wide,
AIjHDSer5 SP.ins mp On every side
To bless our gay.
How calmly we cIu watch and vai',
While rsO1ld pathways are unaLestraIgh.
Our holy friend
VIII still attend
To al our cares, II ali our fears
VIII lead Is on tErsush cLaus-fUl years
t. llis's b.!Sl; end.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

EUR TEON DENTIST, having praCtlCri i7sis'
y JY-Ive years in FiudIsy ana viciu. -, -i4l
nSeri teeth in ali the different SfvieS. b--t '>-
ri Teeth and Cams treated in scientific man
Ter. Teeth extracted without pain. Ci..r- o.
IendcrSCn's Block over Hancock Bank.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

nENTALSCRGEO Ton
u gIVeutothe treatment OF natural .eeJ...-
"eeth Ill led with zOld-fUii. jiu-I0I! ana silver.
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. ONCE
Jver sselsh's Shoe store, Main Street Fiuflay
ohio. Oct i lsIu.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

NGERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
~ TIKI, Crunlcy'S Block. III upsr2t-JH-
pertaining u the profession. carefully sil.
Hardin Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05
zJRSAN D.SaAFEF. AARON e. EF1-a


IIEViNG formed a co-DIJnerslip lur a.
II practice Oi Law, viii practice in stat
tnI United states Courts, ana VII. sig
prompt attention to al business placu.: /.
hsir hands. Oiilceih Whesief's Block, tInG
A., CIio. tulGy :,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

1jagdWare.

I TTDRNEY AT Law arI Notary Publ,
a viii practice in aIi Ss.4t8 aud Egt.-e.
;Jurts. Office IL Patterson block. Come
iaiu and s!sIninsEy Streets. sunday. Ohio
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

I TToRSEE AT LAM and Claim AgCI
= Il III Practice law il state and l.. :. CuUr
tEd attend promptly to business ln.rUsl.-sl g,
lis care. A. Justice Of tie Peace VIII a..eus
OCOn veyaucing and taking depGsI,i.us. J;lic,
Room No. /, NelOdcUu Building, F'Indlay, -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05
JOHN HvE8sEX.IFF.

DEALER in Agricultural implements, E-1-
Nails, Glass, Sash. Putty, Beat E-ycA .'.,t
te-y, Rubber ana Leather, Betting auG I. fuI
,t1ck nfShcIf GOols. 40. Is EwlEs's Bi0cE
lain street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

ExCELLENT JOHNNY CAKss-O1t
cup meal. one Of -four, one of sugar,
one Of milk, one egg, butter the size
of an egg, soda and cream tartar
AEoTHEE -Four tablespoons o.
OF corn meal, three tablespoons Of
-four, one teaspoon Of soda, one and 4.
hais OF tartar, one cup rniih
small lump butter, two tablespoon
tugar, little salt,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

Tur women OF Massaehaset.s s sra
~. ~ me mex. best thing To the
,bst they should bAve a sepa-
o i.o' STE .an prison exclusively for
themselves
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NrnCrrtsuI.

Find!ay Council. do. SO Re- Sid.
II-.uiar Cpuv 'c-.liou ssc-aG 81 srd2y a.
-acu month. james wilson, Z. I. 4. -. an.
ID. Il. BsIra ley, E-caru-r.
Findlay Chapter, so. So, 2. 4. ~,
Regal r CyuN U.,,Iii0a on the iirst Iouja-
Ia e.tcu uOatH. q. kinm8us, Il. 4. ans
I. y. FiTmIH, Secretary.
FindEay Lodge, 30. 227, Z. & a. n .
K.-u!ar communication Er,i and j.!.i
wednesday s. Ia ,..j:n ~ 1I.tG. II B.PsttgI>O.
". u. and y. ]. Devote, Secretary.
Co!dcn Rule EncRn2P'n5ot, 10. . : g,
10 O. =. stated me t;ugi u j4c-,C.s-'.-
aud tsurIh FRIDAYS OF C1cH month. &. T.
HOuya1y. C.P. aud D. I. WindeIs. Scribe
hancock lodge, No. 7S, 10. .. z.
Stated meetings every Tuesday syen:u--
]. q. Powell, " u. AMI William hiGnlfo--l-
Secretary.
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1tHQGistg.
:. j. II. TITRER (. co.

NEALERS IN DRUGS. Stationery. Schoo
- Books, etc. PrescTi ptiOns accurate'y y coGc
pounded at all hOurS-day or night. Periectl1
pure Drugs-gUarantssd. Corner Main al.
NainCroSS Streets
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6rersrigs.
D.CLINE SoEE

IE HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEI--
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish a.d1 Genera.
-aTiety IN the Grocery and Provision line
food prices paid tor Butter, E-g-, ana foGu-
~ Prod ice generally. E:s>; side Of Main -,
irSt door north OF GCit House Block --1Ilay.
0hic. iAnrI' 4, '.s-t1--
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2ru CesGs.
:. BALLESTISE. W.s.I
rAILENETEE POST,

DEALEI2S N FOREIGN and Domestic i}ry
| t;ooIS. Ladies and CeutIrI.I.Ii's = Furnish
N, goods. Yankee Notions. Millinery Goods
EIiifa Goods, Gloves stnd Hosiery -s;aiioHtI
etc etc. SDeciliIy-GJod goods and Tow pEi-
,es No. 7g. Main Stress
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2sGti5IS.


NpEHATIN q and Mechanical Dentist
, ! D.Eice-gI, Main StIceI, above =. :. Ia
er i Us shoe store.
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Fremont Advertising
D 7. June & Son

MANUFACTURERS ofand Wholesale an,
vi Retail nealuTS IN the g Iebrated Ere
naomi White Easue. the best brands of &c
mcnt Tor >.l,r. Also manufacturers Of Fres
Stone OF all kiud~. shapes ana sizes inT buila
nOw in use. U:ice near l.. =. * n. ;. X. r..
Fremont, Ohio. July 4-!y
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&tiigj0r3.

First Presbyterian Ch-Ic;1-.'-T. --oe.
O'c!Ocz. D. IA. Prayer ils-ss.- --L----s y
evenings. Corner Main aud Hardin streets
First Congregations! ChuTc:I-;'gy. y.
:. Fz--r,J4- rststOr. Services ~ -us.. g. -..'
aud O'Clock. >. m PEas e. meet ~ .i-i Pc
DAY evenings. hfoaawiy, sDCt-i o. -.----.
Cross Slvetn.
hIetnoaist EpiScopa! C1urcl1--aey. |.-n
JulcS. Pastor. Services at lua 2. %.
AMI O'cIuc.., u. 81. Prayer meeting = ly-E-
day evenings. SaEGushy ; 81, west Ci Nam.
English Lutheran Chuyci1-Ecv. Cecraa
Miller. B7s:Or. Services ~ !als 4. N. a;.a :
p. IN. Prayer meeting, Thursday cSu---ise5l.
Crawford street, west Of Main
United Brethren in Christ - lev. =.
i.Jsc, Pdstor. Services a. 10 q. ati .--r
7o'ciOcS, p. III. prayer II, eIing Thursday
evenings. COrncrCrawlJEda and @Cst- c;s
Church of Cod-E.aor W. p. small, Pa
Tor. Services at Iyj4 a: IN. and :. C'ci"cs,
=. IN. Prayer HlcctILS IhuTsuay c. cl-iIsa.
Fr,HL Street, west OF Main.
ST. Micnael's Catholic Church..
J. Il. Young, Pastor. livery UIaer -ayyI,L A.,
first AlIsa al o'clock, - NJ, ~ iI Mass 81
10, \. N, Cdtec.IIsni II :, T. ii. services j.
English, German and fTcuCu. Mas every
morning a. ) O'clock =. II. v Ell end e..
MaIu-CTUss street.
German Lutheran lst Johns Church
Rev VI. Buer!zle, Pastor Service eyeIy
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock \. n. :-iDs.4.-
SDci-tyaJ o'clock Friday evening Come.
oil West and 'front.' streets.
English Reformed C5t P1G!'sl Church
Rev. Josiah MAY. Pastor. Service every
other sabbath al lc O'Clock, y. II. last ---4
of Maiu-CrOSS street.
German Reformed Churcgl-Eev. :. c
RuhI, Pastor. Services at lgi2 a. m. and
o'clock u. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. East end Al8il Cross street.
EVANGELICAL Churcsl-Rey. VIM. Whit
tiugtDu. Pastor. Services l.is -. IA :..--
o'clscA, p. IL. PTJye. ncettii-s N,t te'. .'sE
evening. SIGGU-Ey street east a.. s-i..-
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PATTERSON d wINDERs.

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
Ladies' aud Gents Furs, Cluthip- car
pets. Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. 81 aud 80 Main @i.i
findIay, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

syrEOLEsAIE AND RETAIL GE0CEFs
" end dealers in Flour. Provisions. WCoEel
,yiIlo,v atlr stone Ware. Confectionery. Fru is
Sofi0us and general variety Goods - Wr1.e-
ale. AT Cleveland ard Toledo price. Scs. Il
md o, Main street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

WE. Il. DETBILEis, Y. D..
TUNEsPATHIG Physician and Surgeon
lAllia - Two HoGrs North of HUber's
.f!I. ~.Dr-. IIE.i.aE, DuIo.
office HyIrs-irEIlI g 10 q. - Il, II A. ". 20
, IL, > 10 . p n. May IL 1871
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English Reformed tst Plul's) Churc.l-

German Lutheran st Johns Church
Rev. VI. Buer!xle, Pastor Service ever
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock \. 81. SiDs.I.-
Soci-ty.l al o'clock Friday evening OJ.uc-
OI West and front streets.
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=. II. ANDERSON. GEO. +. PENDLE.Ol
ANDERSON IL PEHDLEEGS.
SiMES =. 80PE,
IHC1R EURl.Lw

Oitice over VI. Davis & Co.'S Store, slain
street, Findlay, OHIO. lapr.I, III
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Business DIRECTORY : .
StiarnEHa At Eaa.
2. 4. DCAS,

REENRI d, E.zEs = i.-.....S,
TTORSEN ) Al Law Uiliccup .it..ir-. FIIs
a Door south Of IUOIrt House, r'Iud.Gy, -.
Jan. IL. IS13-II
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

EastsqnayaEyS 81. Third Loor Easto5 Eo-,a5.r
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Rev. JOSlll NlN. FIlsIDE. , sIct- t.-I-
other sabbath al IL O'Clock, \. II. last a-s
of Maiu-CrOSS street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05

But again We ciaiai tuat the mercy
ot God dsmaaJs thanksgiving Ia
that We live il land eDj'J log the
Ii,ht OF this gospel setting iOr;h TIE
t?.s;o, of Chris. As We thiGk Il
Tie millions in benigatet la1d-,
rorsI,ipuing idols, reptiles, devils /;
''.,nk of their loathsofe Impurities,
JrcaI.ul suffeIiDgs, psiniui riies-
,Sei- terrible destiny pe,ishiGg with
on, The gospel. As we think Of these
tbinos. and they are too true TO be
old and stale. Are We compelled 10
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-05
sid s-5@
NATIONAL Bank
sssN rEENlar Az

G.. T.. a.-Yci.UB- -. N.VANCE. II. Il. VANCE.
FEEsssZ.s.' 80 81 EzN DLaG-
.rEY--sIrEi. .1-C.. & 80, bankers. Bank
- .I.fI..,-ft, Deposit ana Exchange. Deal
.Isin.i. Kinds %: bonds, &c. Collections made
.rtl All .i-cg.s-.;slc points. Jan.l7 Io93
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28

The Texas legislature endorses the conduct
of General Mckenzie in following the Kicka-
poo Inaians across the Rio Grande.
The Greeley party holds its State Conven-
ton for the nomination ofcandidates for Comp
troller and Clerk of the Court of Appeals on
the 18th day of August
Can't the Grand Jury increase the number
of Sheriffs in Baltimore county? They would
put themselves under lasting obligations to a
number of patriotic fellow-citizens.
&C. A. Ward of New Orleans, has presented
that city with statue of Franklin by the hand
of Hiram Powers. 1t was unveiled in Lafay-
cite Square on the 18th instant, with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
This is the commencement season. Young
sters pass their examination, take their degrees,
receive the plaudits of audiences, the congrat-
ulations of parents and friends, the smiles and
bouquets ofsweets hearts, and go home happy
as the Prince of Persia. Their education is
finished. Why shouldn't they be?
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that if two, three or four owners of section
under the presumption laws build house in
such manner as to occupy portion of each Of
their quarter sections, under one roof, it is a
compliance with the requirements of the law
making occupancy necessary to establish title.
The Boston Board of health has addressed
a circular to the cities and towns of the State
advising the health authorities to take precau-
tionary measures to arrest the danger from Ash
attic Cholera. This is just like the Yankees,
they are always kicking up fuss about some
thing and they are making great hustle about
the cholera while it is no nearer to them than
Washington What scary set they must be-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28

MURDER IN CARROLL CoUNTY.-A terrible affair
occurred in Carroll county, near Westminster, on
Friday night of last week which resulted in the
death of Henry Mercer at the hands of Hezekiah
Jordan. Jordan not having lived with his wife
for some years had a woman employed as his
housekeeper. In the afternoon of Friday be went
home and found there Henry Mercer for whom
his housekeeper was doing some washing. She
did not have Jordan's supper ready and he be-
gan making complaint and commenced an alter
cation with his housekeeper. Mercer took up
her defense when Jordan said 'ths is my house
and l will defend it," He then took hold of his
gun which was hanging upon the wall when Mer-
Ger took hold of his arm to restrain him. Jordan
then seized barlow knife he had in his pocket,
opened it with his teeth and plunged it into his
neck up to the hilt. 1t severed the jugular vein
and Mercer bled to death in about five minutes,
soaking his clothes and the floor in his blood
Jordan ran to Westminster for physician, but
when he returned his victim was a corpse Jor-
dan gave himself up to the sheriff and was lodged
in iail
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28


THINK OF 1.-THE Republican party has been
noted for its vital energies and exalted determi-
nation to make ''equal and exact JUSTICE the
Giving law of the land" Energy and perse-
verance have marked its every step of progress.
Bold men, men whose souls expanded with daunt-
less moral courage, whose indonnitable spirit
gave their possessors power of superiority over
men and measures, directing circumstances and
debating reforms, have always stood in her front
ranks. We fear just at this time there is sort
of growing timidity and laxness of vitality
among Republicans that is consequent somewhat
upon the full establishment of Republican prin.
ciples and supposed disaffection among the Gree
ley men. This is unwise, and it is not the course
to pursue. bold, manly, determined, vigor-
Gus canvass can carry Baltimore county for the
Republican party. We mean what we say. 1t
requires work, hard, constant, persistent work
from now till the ballots are counted 1t can
not be done by standing still with our hands in
our pockets and thus inviting all men who de-
sire to cooperate with US to vote other tickets
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28

The mild-eyed children of the East have
learned one of the latter-day fine arts among
American laborers. That is the art of "strik-
ing" In Butler county, Pennsylvania, they
refuse to work longer for the wages they have
been receiving. They make no fuss and en-
gage in no violent demonstrations, but walk
leisurely off to hunt employment elsewhere at
more satisfactory wages.
Vice President Wilson is spending the hot
weather in the country and taking things
coolly. Last fall he Travelled in various parts
of the United States and made nearly one hun
bred and fifty speeches. This labor in connec-
ton with his other duties was heavy strain
upon his nervous system, and he is now obey
ing the instructions of his physicians in recu-
perating his health.
The cholera is making fearful strides in
Nashville, Tennessee. There are as many as
thirty FIVE cases day. The inhabitants are
becoming alarmed. 1t has also reached Gin
cinnati and Washington. Physicians have
been prophesying that we should have the
cholera among US this season. In view of this
we should use all proper precautions to pre-
vent the creation or spread of the dreadful
scourge. Nothing in the vegetable line that is
unripe or stale should be used for food. Prem
Uses should be kept clean of all sorts of filth.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28
Protection to Sheep.
NINTH DISTRICT, Baltimore Co., Md.

June 18th, 1873.
Editors Union Your correspondent I'D. R."
seemed to imply that the 'leeches, or middle
men" must especially be guarded against. Per-
haps I'D. R." has suffered by passing through
"middle men," but tell him others have suffered
more than he. Ask him and others if they are
fond of mutton If so, why not raise sheep? The
-@Hs---r easily given tharfew 0~e< -
may trouble themselves to count how n, Yother
dogs wish to save their mutton. ] do utter
one unkind word or thought against the canine
race in general, or against dog owners, but do
insist if the game is worth the candle, or if he
who dances must help pay the fiddler, that farm
ers should enter into United Dog War; viz -
Be it understood that the owners pay for each of
their dogs three or five dollars per head per an
mum, the amount thus raised being to protect
sheep-raisers You fully appreciate how absurd
it would be for one man to attempt to make a
stand individually if opposed by the multitude
If kill your dog you kill my cat, but if we both
know any and every one desires that our dogs
should be killed, because they do not wear a
three or five dollar collar then we either pay the
money, insure our dog life by putting licensed
collar around its neck or let some one else gain
a fee by putting rope collar around the neck of
said dog.
Farmers have room for and ought to make COM
plant, provided they wish to have less cause for
complaining, which latter end can only be attain
ed by united action, free from all and every
question not directly relating to farming interests.
Such an organization is believe, anticipated by
the Farmers Union of Baltimore county. -
Let the farmers of the county come forward and
assist by their presence and advice to make such
a power as will protect and enlarge the agricul-
tural interests of the good old county in all its
rami6cations. AN
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Communicated

MessrS. Editors Il was exceedingly grati6ed
in attending a Musical and Literary Entertain
ment, held at Pleasant Hill, near Owings' Mills,
Baltimore county, on Friday evening, the 18th
inst, as | supposed it proved to be very pleas
ant and interesting affair to those concerned and
to the large, appreciative audience.
Short and appropriate pieces were read by Miss
Hobbs, Miss Arnold, Rev ]. Wilmington, Rev.
W. ]. McKenny, Rev. j. p. Wright and Rev. D.
W. Arnold. Miss Gardner presided at the organ.
was particularly pleased with the singing it
was beyond doubt much better executed than
usual on such occasions. 1t was under the entire
control and instruction of Mr.. G. NJ. Gingrich,
who especially deserves good deal of credit in
the manner in which it was conducted. And am
of the opinion that Pleasant Hill folks pay strict
attention to singing much more than most con-
gregations, and am sure the day is not far dis
tant when Pleasant Hill Singing Circle will COM
pete with any choir in the State Unjust not for
get to mention the Rev. W. J. McKenny, of Bal
timore city, rendered some of his choice music,
which was highly pleasing, and hope the time
may soon come when shall have the pleasure of
repeating my visit to another entertainment at
Pleasant Hill. CLOVER OF Music"
BALTIMORE, June GOTH 1873
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-28

From THE SPIRIT WoRLD-A short time since
the departed spirit of former rebel soldier,
named Patrick Deer, made o revelation to some
persons in Harrisburg, informing them that a
certain sum of money was hid at certain
point on the banks of the Codorus, near York.
Soon after a party of ten came from the city to
York to make the search and secure the money.
With little or no trouble they were successful
in finding it. After crossing the Princess street
the western banks of the creek, the precise spot
was pointed out by the medium who was led by
the spirit of Deer, and while one of the gentle
men went in search of a shovel a lady, who
was one of the party, just stopped down and
laid her hand right on bottle containing twen-
ty-four dollars, which was lying in a cavity at
the roots of the tree.
Viewing the recovery of this money as a f.
nancial speculation we think it was poor one,
and it is our opinion that when a spirit comes
to reveal the whereabouts of money the sum
should be so large as to be of some benefit to
the finders. In this case the fare for ten per-
sons, coming from and returning to Harrisburg,
was, at the regular rates, twenty-five dollars,
which was to be paid, according to the spirits
instruction, out of the money found. The ac
tual sum of money found was twenty-fou dol
lars, so that just two dollars were left, after the
railroad fare was paid. The time employed by
the entire party to secure the money, was worth
much more than the amount recovered. If
they all would have pursued their ordinary
daily avocations, we have no doubt they would
have realized much larger sum. So that this
little adventure of the spiritualsts was in a
money point OF view, losing game. What
other benefit such a revelation from the spirit
world can be to the human family, is somewhat
of mystery which is little difficult to solve.
York True Democrat 17t inst
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The Great Eastern is towing out the new
Atlantic cable. Nearly fifteen hundred miles
have been run out of her stern.
Some of the Greeleyites are making slight
demonstrations against the ring combinations
of the county Democracy. Does it move in
rings?
Civil Service Reform "can't be too soon
adopted" in Baltimore county says one of the
leading lights the great Greeley party. They
will adopt it at once no doubt.
The city of Brooklyn, under the direction
of the Board of Health, has ordered call stag
nant pools to be filed" What would become
of Baltimore's harbor if she should obey sim
liar order
81. H." is again entertaining his friends
with his ideas concerning "Civil Service Re-
form" for Baltimore county. We agree with
him that there is need for it--and we are glad
it is advocated by zone oAo soants no Office"
Captain Hall says an Irshmen is an in
nate Democrat Now to make the definition
oil an Irishman complete he should have told
what Democrat is The Irishmen won't be
any wiser until this term is defined.
Arrangements are being made through the
Indian Commiss toner's, Williams and Atkinson,
for the return of the women and children of the
Kickapoo Indians to their families and the re-
turn of that tribe and the Pottawattamies to
their reservation. Upon examination it is
found that the Kickapoos were not molesting
any United States citizens when they were at
tackled by General McKensic.