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DE10CBAT.
BDITEU AND PlBLlgHCD ET
D. E. Van Vaikeftburrb.
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BILABGEMBXT.
km mmm a. c , a . f t -
This numher of Tnr. DtMOCRAi
completes the XlYih volume. r- tw. We defy Per, or any oth
rangemenis have teen made fee "0ira in this, or any ether Sta
type, lixturcs. etc.. and we have -ie ! to r,roaucc tro roads more in need
pleasure ot ariuou:ir:r.- that With Ur
nt Luno The DsunrRAT ar.Mar
next l9uc liii. i;NUi ii appts-ir
11
id a new areas anu n. he enlarged toit!ie Goshen rjad from here to Bremen, ;
thirfv two columns. Next week we'
shall have something to say in connec-;
Tho RepwKicau r last week attemi ta
' I
a wak!y defense of the miserable bur-
lesrjuo on the art cf pcintieg recently
iatmed by tbal eetabltsbment and
enough for the i ri,r. Iben printing
must be growing cheap it was worth
less than nothing, and a printer wuIJ
blush, to acknowledge it as his work.
The jail wc -Mid foi the Book and
Inddl Company lately" is not yet i:;
type, but will be in a few days, when,
possibly, the RepuhHeam will favor us
with another criticism of its merits
T.io ordinances we complain of, the
Kepuh-K an say?, ''arc much the same
that Live Icon in vogue in Plym uth
and other towns, time out of mind, "
although, it also says, they were ' draft
ed by a gentleman af wh isc (eel all the
editora , we suppose this means all the
editor) of tho DSMOCBAI sat and
learned theii bis) democracy, it i..
not much of a compliment to the 'draft
ing' power? of the gentleman referred
frt, to say the ordinance are the fame
old law-: and fur the fife .' til we can
not see what bearing our having learn
ed our democracy from the said gent
leman can have on their titnc?s for
the government of out town.
It is unkind in the Republican to
excite our a- prelieD-in that 5 oner or
later we are liable to be ,:tnrned on"
and so "utterly annihilated that there
wiil not beenouLrh of us left to Fii.el 1
bad." What a horrible f?e! especial
ly for such an animal as cue of ti.'
adolescent juveniles of that af-t-iun;:":-journal
plainly intimates wc re.
If our neighbor will ktep up h'
slseaici wc think the ' happy family"
will manage to get along tolerably well
Thank j i
Llic fni!
i . i aaS.
The c-T rt3 of the leading radical
politicians to reverse the popular de
cision of the ballot box in Teonessc
and A'irinia is a startling indication ;.l
the dire??ion in which republicanism
is drifting in this country.
Efforts by disappointed politician
to reverse the results of the elections,
when t!.'- ui eision 1 1 oen maue bj a
Tery small miiority, have been common
fur many years. But when as iu f:..
ca.-e of Virginia and Tennessee, tho
deci-ion h i been rendered by a ma
jority overwhelming in cumbers, il
remained to the present era of 4w s
straction" for 'he defeated minority to
net about overturning the decision ot
the neeessfal majority.
The oi l habit f an 1 an excuse in
the pretense of vindicating the pu'Vv
of the ball it lox, TiiO new one can
findnosujh ereue. Any pretense
that the decision in Virginian by a ma
jority of forty thousand, or in Ten ees
ans by seventy thousand was obtained
by fraud, wou'd be absurdly preposter
ous. The disappointed politicians who
desire to overturn these deeiaioM, and
who arc now importuning the federal
power to that end. do net set np any
auch pretence. In Virginia, which
is still regarded by the disappointed
ones as. that impossible thing, one of
the states of the union thaf i u-jt in
the union, no cir;;-c whatever i- I
deemed essential. Jn T ee, the
excuse et up by Mr. Stokes foi desir-
- ,
log to defeat the popular wiil is 'the,
, . ...
alarnunrr r.r.I.ti -...1 r...A,t.. 1...1. :.
1 B v..a..tai v.' 1. Ml . 1 11 V OIL 11 II
fast nreeipitating Tennessee iuto the
hands of the dean lerne?."
The local in the R pub i an of lct
tiuu w.iu iul3 ..uj. Ul ; a-sb!c than to have loui ncr rail ' ' " , " i i ruV -rl ä Tu Li - ,. -
importance to us, if not to our i tth- L-da batill through the xc Wc ! Hampton, sent to Washington by Tarn- mtndcus lurch as it bound I jr the re- the posrUoa of a man allowing a dog
JvL. t " i ( y T ttany Ball, where will 12 such yean hume üy dreaaed my- knoWU l0 lc viciottJJ t0 run large,
have all the railroad fac.ltt.e we need, I , , , To your sell and rushed uPta:rs to a.scCrtai mJ is thero.Ure rö .r.ca.a;liic for dama-
"A"S a ncrxsii:. ; ju.t at presen'. an I would d, well to so ; T6raciror a second Buchanan ' J rZ M o ?Jff Ues. The negro bad been tent to the
charged to Ae corpora.ion. Oorueigti-" """""J i., UkCfkUltit; Hiir 0 URCUUü. . t.a,. Arr;,.0 AI f.pe 1 tout welpasjeJat I ho 47th general
bor mn tob W M ! .,,!. i,r , ' " - in s,immento fcj. dsv, et t-e vi- of the IW, M - , .Mel, i op ,. ou th. 7th d.y cfJ.t
. . . , , it onion oi i;.e roaus reierrcu to; au u we i " tains, and rounding inc cape. mi. ucoa to..n , , .
the price paid for it: and a much r et- fit an vArvthinv wftrtbT i- i . .1 1 1 1801. and afa the laws passed at
ter i-jtj than toe DEMOCRAT did fur the . . " .... i .:..' :. rn:n i. n i ,..i n.. ...... : tnaCial session, winch beiran on
IT . it , . ,,, A few Iii" i ul do.lai't", j udicioualy ex ' rr ,MWW VT A,r j r a -i ionn i i
Hook and Ladder Company lately, ae- J . , beautiful parka its Jmintmcot. The mouth of the Colum- day of Apnl, 1869, have been
m ponded, would Eooa retdrn an huudred W1de streets aoa ouat..u. 1 K- . , , . -i,a ,..,, , , , , ,,
cord.ng to contract. fSA :? J ma-nificant race course and watwJ betow Astona is eight miles wide. Uhed and circulated in all
. . m . . iD.u, ajj .iu um itiuu v.iiB nie tu ii ihn ti0fiitrv a nnir Ih rivF Troni AS- r . i
If the jib referred to '-'was good ' .. . . VOrks, its beautiful rcsidencft, - p. seeuerj u r'.'e- 1 V CounUea of the state, as prut
- ' r-. - . i . I - ..A . 1 t .- r .... l.. I... r iti.in... I J ' ........ t.,..M..ii i. imirnlll.i.irit li:.rll t
week, commencing, ' 1 he effeminate 1 end theatres. North
and floppy cub cf the littlo fever and I srn nroperty is safe BOwhois at the
few A.c., ie an feartally witty that we Iwath. Texas is covered with esnV
decline j nblishing it in full, lent our rages on women aad murdera of bob
readers may itmiat on cur employing Teaaaeaaas ie- playing the same Bjame
the author on cur "editorial st ilt " as Virginia. In one-half tho aetata
This we ah aid aarioualjf object to for loyalists telling u that unless there is
reasons which tho juveniles of t; at chanL'o at ffashiagtOB they cannot
concern can readily -urn.iso. If e were I ive there ' uitut fly across lo ti,e
once defected in selling corporation or- Ohio" and thfOBghotat tho whole
ders at their face, and have learn ... i south the samo men warning US that in
cution 1 1872 DesBOcrats, (that is, rebels,) will
I The town or Pera, Miami county!
has appropriated 820.000 la wkt iu !
,t. . r.i ... l l i
cuwwwnira w lures jnnw uw,
ilea ling lato that place, from dificrent
direction. The-vtoek is isu-d iu 7
percent, bond. payable iu twenty
!a Ier w" a iPlicao. Co ra a
This reminds us of the condition 0f.Jöha"ÖU man" BontweU eUlldi tlone-
fa priocipal roads leading into our
...,;.:,, nv M makint than thn '
I'M r- v ci wi
t- l- ir 1
;,.ili(,r roat; from Iito to Vroa ao'l
.tlil.il .111 1U . Hum iaa iy IUU
i ti i. . .i
and ir vottld la more t tlio advantage
0f ,.ur l
P oar cowwJ la. m iar-
........ 1 ft - A. . A. . 1
triors mat reach ni and receive the ben
efit of tho rai'roa Is w; now hare. Bon
dreds of thousands of dollars are annu
toject is
aeeompiii
IUI. 1
7 F n 1 1 1 - a. .- r. ti r. t rr t '
i t . 1 1 i . i uiu . u t ti v i
MftlftlAl sal.i. rf f.nr rirtflt" Kill VhAB Ii.-
suggests that we write ac item about I p,
the ' County Fair, wc think It isn't
fair. What do we knew abemt the I
County Fair? Nothing. What doas !
. j . . , .
anybody know aboul itt P: to. A
J J :
citizens nara
, ,i . i- o i
had a band al thn "fan business.
relate, the pnbl ie with as great un
sinmity and far greater gusto, unite in
cursing the officers lor inefficiency.
Next to a fur era! commend to us I reg
ular meeting of the Marshall County
Agricultural Society. It that don't
put a cheerful minded individual in a
piuQi frame of mind, ?ct him down as
a proof of the doctrine of total deprar-
ty. The meeting are appointed at
... . , . ,
me oart tiou-e ar iu am, ar. winch
time there is no one present, 11 a. m.
ditto, 11:80 a.m., a stray member J
rushes into the office end enquires, if
., - ... .. .
pSo.e,c,J u'c lI,crt-; Utw
satisractioi,; 12 m . stray member I
goes to dinner; 12:29 p, m., nobody I
around; 12:60 ditto; 1:17 p. m , pcc-;
i ctary rnns v.p
rices the bell waitH
I
.: 1 Q .. L 1... -1:1 . .a
.in -j cii.ii. ij 11 1 l 11 ui::c I tu ii.i?:e'
- , .
lliiin lnna Ar fiinr .iihiM Ii.pa nl
4 , 1 , 1. 1 . 1 -
n i ' . . . .1 n rtr--n ein t r - n r :m-r - j:
i . tn. ..t tti i.. t i r.ri i,..in.i t in it rw' ' -
L i U Li a pun a Jim rt.TJ I J1U L V. .1 1 a.' 11 i II U.-..". -i .hl i a i' 1 l tVI IB w J Hi IIAUU Sal UJUU ISIvvM ' ü i
' . . in. of the 23d ol April found mc at the : . . . , i t -.i '
puiui.ur.uriucruiuui.ua. footofthe SicramentO street wlnrl, p . . ttZ Ah2rhSv Tl received them was P
ri-i :. . ... .. i -.. . w. i . ,t i 1 forests oi nine, fir and hemlock. I ne receireu mem was r
a i . . i . . .. f'rfiri.ri iiiUrliiir'iiviai i i i . : t a i
Mut a a uiuer vi wnat iiopuriaucc. neai Ute neauiliui steamer -tjnrjsopo-i . .. . . , . . . . , . ( . .
, , ,, , . . ., It m n-- i l - i JL river. a;I t he way, is very wide, and iu i from which date the It
and slould be azitated until some de I. itn crowds pouring in and out, : - J .
, ,., ill- . i . : . le.'.iny u.c nine uiMuwce u.n uüu . . , .
...t -... hall ra ed and disannointed miners ' . ,. , .... , A rich iokc is
c.3ic- ulju I- Mi vui iiiaeu , ... succession oi nays anu .uiers. onnaay
i 'it 'i i tust from .V bite riee giving wo lal ac - . . f ,i" i co-iuctor who re-idc
should hold a me .t:n : an e .:: uue ac-, . . j .a. moraine found us at the mouth of the 1 conuucM" wue wiw
' counts a it au'i cum oe late uaj luvt : ...... v ., . . . , , . , .
tioa on the subieet until tha obiect is r ,i ;Lj ia. Willamette,, 12 miles below Portland. Lbis absence his wii
i
j. i va Uii it; M-. r ; i 11 l a ia i- .Tuiin !' . r - t 1 : . v. 1 . a t
1 . . , l r .t ill penucu upon n i v i ne wi uui-jnt. ;
than has charae'erized cur neonle for ! to be on hand .f something hou. l turn ! . . . naad
m op, the voice ol the captain is now)-" e : ' .x.mT i
the past few years we rery much fear heard, "All ashore!" theii is a sudden earners. A you approach otnei I
the little towns ofGosben, South Bend. LamnLda to tha -harf. and the boat I Ynd, the country becomes less bil- present
. , .,, .i . r. . ly and broken, tne trees taller, and tue i ;., ....
La Port e and Warsaw wilt t-ass us in : swiiitrs out into the ft ream. e are . ., . . ""PJ
, .1 f 1 tori itifi, 'siii j.a iviivu it puma , , .v. - i
thn prf.wt commercial rtMi : soon passing down the river, lined on . . .... ' , I , . , 1 . , waa carri.Hl out, and upon the arrival
tue great commercial race. i m '. .. ., within five miles 01 the euv. where if .
Who will be first to take action for S1;lc hu!l t i ' i sgafn becomes bn ten and hilly. At of the train in the evening, the young
he rood of our town and county. yas, tcus.xe er jeta wegar- ( . bend in the husband, who had heard that ail was
o wiwii. dens which supply the Sacrsmento and 1 , . ? ... .. ...... . .
m San Francisco mfiLeis We pa-i the r:va' u:i' ,,;lr lwA VICW ol tlie ;1,-v well, hurried home. After fondly kiae-
Tna o iitor has -one away fv-r a day JJo-', IfecV' at 4, Uc-nccia at 5 and JrHand built on a series ol rolling hU w:fe hc a:?kei to sce lIie iuie
ii i ir mi, te i i c i , m.ml-.:m hub thai slope ceQtly down to the wa- . ... . ,
ar so, and has requested na to "run I a ball bonr later Ioudu ns steaming , , g. o'clock found mo en swngr. Imagine his surprise on he-
1J. .....J. ...... I... ..... I ... V Vi 1 U , C II 1 I' ..V. .tl.J.. '...W ' ..". ..v w -. . ( . mf
'.rrcar many oi ur "urai
I I I r- a
l i . ! X.m-'I. 1 1 .i -a 1 1 l.iirhf.ÜAn
ouaue nuc mil prvsaucniv, f. ji u it;t,-- 3 t.f,. I.v it, ronnrl mn oo hniril -.i aa. 1
. , nnr r.ilot lefim and we were soon out "c M louna 1.10 on ooaru eongress , in connection with tho subs
President, lecretaries, treasurers X) üur 'll0Vut ' . TT , r ,ac ! ihe Dalles packet, bound ior Dalles . fb r , , ,
. . ... . on the -oread blue sea. Uur pass-..,,. ,r . . ., . iject 01 who shall be the next democratic
chatrmea oi awarding committees, ete.. r,r,, .r, ..our MAlbiaiAiTr.Kä i.- dnna ! ' ' J lu.v destination, 11Ü mi.es Iron 4'
... . p. t. ' tit ket.aieLowcot.ec.cuntsuonc: nominee for governor. We have onlv
and they have all with the ptreatcst bv a line of paaaencera joining hands ""auu , . . , , , -,
nanimity, ooitcd Jo tho aaUlo lrga circle on th dU .Wir ! here I w,,. aye you, and if, IB J this to Say, that while WS can illy af
thins ir ni Si I to htaf but .trar-e to 1 everv one as they &0 above, below, j088 led clli 1 ,,aVe -1V0.1 ford to 1 , hi,u aa a representative in
mtng irom nrsi 10 msr, oui, strange 10 j rri.- : : .1 ... : readers ol the Dsmocrat anvideaof
M.n p who never ten uis nuna oeiacen no-
in an ippearanee and ihry proceed toldegaand and tho Columbia liar. On
business." whatever that may chance I Ending that lyi ig in my hunk did not
rr 1 t-'l l. 1 .. .1 . I
to be. And bo f.-rth.
aLi.1 - 1 : a
11 r ..i: . .0 1.0 v c a :';(! m;r iniaiai. 1 ;.; ,1.11 1 1 a.i
year, ru.d hope we shall. It would hc;pa;e as ,pe ghost of Hamlet's father
a change. 1 1 felt pale. L felt uusettled. In fact,
The aboTe may not be considered everything appeared to he spinning!
jusl tbe thing by Van., hut the sent..! arüuml. at the nU Uli!c,iu n ml? I
! ute. Lcatimg over the railing, amid 1
uienta are ouiri. J. , , . -i 1 , . 1
the jokes ol the Bailors about "land-1
hat have we for a IVeT.Jcnt ? A
jocky and a ica-side lounger j a rest -os
boy, neodinir coutantly to bo amused
Bud M impatient of bnaJntsj that hs
cannot stay at his pot more than a
week at a time. Five BeOntkl iu olSeo,
he has not yet given BS an r.dtuini.-fra-lion.
Hut. posting a OOpytBg cleik
here and there, to !ie.jp the maehtnQ in
Biotion, ho harries off to idle week at
w.ti ! i i j !ace, act Dummy at a Mon
itor show, or helpless at a steamboat
excursion. The Presidency tnut indeed
I a x 1:1 (iiiro 1 I in cii4. Vi a aft A ,
t '.UH.Uli ii( IU a?UI4 tu IIUU
.. . ..
this, a man bred in a camp an-1 tan yard
1 j-a
can properly disch uge its duties threo
hundred miles from tho eapitol, iu the
oi ro'c4 of tho race course and tho
. 1 .1' I ft a
halt hours left after the concerts and
r.ny tic wh0c BOUth 0a their side
This is too uniform to bo accident.-
.
t iun o-.n iU c..t
.uo iwu, vi piu. w-"'
; and of diloya! apathy or honest iuca-
! pacity at Washington. There Grant
! shows ktmself occasionally. Fish nev-
: no pres to support him. If you look
WOttld have voiea lor unase as mc
.... . i .
... .... .1
j ummanv cano :date m Oo, ana aiü
lany
1 aim as such candi iato in ti. It John-
son's t!eaoa and Grant's neutrality
I I
fi.3 in the white House, temooriziut?
while the enemy gets into battle array.
,cnT.
rorTaaDi
cvcr started to the "infernal regions,
., .. .1 1 .... a i . I .1 1 I naaAvifftllAHi lArt flirl nff I
H U VI i-t..a.i. w k i i in . t t 1 1. i i 'U - .'..i. ...'.i
i ,
ivau luv v.l. .au w .-v. . . v-
, , a ., r rt.i -. .
afely landed st the Foot of u aslr.ngton
f . c t. - mm JVo.i
treet m an J-rancisco. i be aiotn j
, , , ,, , . i t,n i :
und me on board the steamer bound i
lor Portland, Oregon. Passengers
were already onboard in great nam-
bers-redscyed Biddys shaking bands
with departing Patricks. We are soon
, rc v tt - . i c ,.t.
leaving ban c ranciseo Leumd us, uaa
land on our right, and ploughing along
n in dj.i a i . '
nast lort roiut, Point Adaui3 and
. - - i
1 1 r f
iv.vrt ..rift afi I Ina tiv.MNin is rarrtarl nn 1
- . 1
IJI , U 11 - U I a .. v V a waj w . . . w - mm i
until everv one has demonstrated his
right to a passage, or in default there
e. . a.. i ' j ,1.., 1 : - .
ui, aiu.i uts-.i puacw UU Ulf UUI 1 IUIIIC j
deck to ceil rope, nr put below iu the
hold to shovel coal foi the engines. A
family oi' stewatwaya were found hc-
lam who acknowlcdired their intention
)) ktca i,1:, a passage to Oregon. Oar
meal tickets are given ns, and all we
have ta do now is to eat, sleep and be !
Il -1. lit TO- I. . i
biVÜC. ai0Ro- 41 wouia -- w
imaninea more unsettled state ol af
fairs anvwhere than nnon a ataamabin.
. . . mm . I I J . 1 . a. . T A S 1 II. -1 . n I . Arn, ft ft", "1 t 1 rt 1 n f '! ; I I t 1 rf" T . ft 1 . ! a . .r. . . T
, at 'hfl 1 1'lhUne. U.S CU .COT irea.S biavcry kuui i uu icuicu iu wi wtviuvui . ,..yf . . - ,)(M :n.vi in ran n Mit n nil liwiivf a 1 1 nec- ; lJ l.ve
Ua dead issue, and lo Ibf the old ; early and was sound ns'oep who:, at the negro vote." n rnu ?Wo? iuTc1 lAnS....::::::::SE:
te, ' . . ! midnight I was awakened br the nets- n .,, , . . I1 ou üont criii on y o will üc I 1. ; .,, ... u.4iU,,acke
, Yv hi;. r.artv w h: e tl h managed bv p .1 ' 1 i .1 1 t Sail w.i: do commenced against caii on. iit ariwin ne compeihMi to : . CT -- - Wainm
Oil ' ' ... . Vi iu.rff.li?. auu iuu ueavi irauui u , I,- to vrrv ,, !;l,.;,.in nan H to vttU .7
t 1 . . 1 ... 1 ....... r onii . ) .i l i- ü 1 .1.- fi' w r. vi .m (i I, Aiissr.iivi I rt n 1 r r n t : - 1 ... -. : 1 'i .v- in,
um.- nuu i'wvuuivu, mion o criica i, to iuiu un.-cii iuu.- jT i uiiii those who neslect or reinse to settle. 9 40 ait
tbl fir.-t day out. Everybody wantj paper, thus fbrebadows the future of
something he can't rind, everyouu j (iie r-(Jic:ii party:
wajti everything, everybody vents Vormt ha. aJ Phil fihr.J..
and noi.-.ily gets until everybody, tired Vermont baa mate lhil Sheridan
and disgusted, or owing to a verydisa. Rector of lews. A verterinary di.
greeabU sUte of ''unsettlement" which JplociA would have been more appro.
Neptune baa imposed upon all his sub-1 r rjal0
jects, retire to their room., 'navigate
r"10 lBeir DUD BBU l(JT au
I ...... 1 . 1 . .1.1: . I ... 1 ....
.1 I 1 r a -.11
sawuaj
irOUUlCS. 1 H..1 UUIlCU to.c.uo iui a
1 1 c 1 i 1
abort time, as was also friend Bureh,
. . . i ....... . I
aiioru any unci, 1 crticu 10 mc nur
ricaue ucc., icelinai in a very uiuet-.
' lubbers," I made a very g Qorous con- j
tribution to the Pacific Oeoan.. Alter
passing cap, Mendocino with its tow-j witnesses have been issued for tic de-
arine cliffs risins hand reds ol l'eet nn if.. , .,. , , 0. , ,.
, . , p , r 1 1 a- 1 . (. 1 fense, ar.'l IOJ for tho Mate, .uluiii-.
hiddinL' defiance to old Ocean himself, ,
I L A ' I
we saw our lii -t whales a counlo ofPout ÖC"Ä( !
large ones came sporting up hy our
snip, Twenty -live miles north of this
cape we saw a laro school ot porpoises.
a
The t urd iv out we tassed J iintdad
it I 1 11 1- I 1 I
Head, where golu was diseoverea 10
1858, at which time, according to sll I
m W
I , , , ,1
ace unts, okl i Icean turncu miner and!
waahed up great quantities of the
precious metal on the beaeh above
Trinidad City. Wc passed Crescent
( ity 1'oint at 2 m. Famo day, 100
. f f n i i-
miles from the mouth 01 the Uolumbia
river; 50 t: ilea to northward we nass
the boundary lide between California
it ntl Oregon. Here the scenery chang-
; ere iptibly, from comparatively bar-
saaWBS BBB.il rnnrv tri riilliiire liillu aanael
Ml
1 " is' a v v n j ft. a vuuii: aii ti- ti 1 1 1
table-taBds covered with eiaintie nine
and hemlock, towering tall aad straight
te a hiirlit of two hundred to 280 leet,
and "ft times lo a distance of 8S ft
without a limb. Nine 0 clock a. m.,
wc peseed Cape Blanco, tbe bug-beat
and terror of every sailor along the
Oregon eoat. Indeed, an old sailor
ditty has it thus:
"If ape Miindofla o
Leti yon paaa, ah,
Th. 11 Look out for t'Hje lllanc-o."
Here wc begun to encounter strong
liead-winds and a rough 8ea, SBd the
manner in which our ship rolled about
in tbe 'trough of the Sea" made it very
... .
work for a person to retain his
elhbrian "V 00
; su.a li" i p is irraim au i souiot e. ;i no .
i ,h .' fe ..
sooty-laced hretuen are . t ,
r b o .
I tremblinp; little needle that points onr 1
1 i- . i t i a. i':....i.
rorrag anour iu my ouuk. j- :. m.j
. . : . ,, .
nMüt.nw o irnr r1 h T. !.v.wpitam ihn-
1 6,"T,ws p r,w'
Dnui.u id. rosi or y n, wniie
my friend Lurch was playing poker
i i l. v . c ... l : l
th hü head in the hunk below. Just
I "
"erVeaster" just ahead o us, but wa-
t subsiding. I his jmtner eased my
i mt - i i
on Saturday, May 1st, when we signal-
c lilic Continental: at 11 . u. we
I The bar was thoroughly dredged the
ftt" (Art 1
i j:tM c;r. c i io,uw iiu . ;si .-j.
. . . .
joyrajf nn easyehair at the palatia res
? " .. - . . n n ' ,
idenca of rov iricud L. I. Buren. Here
. , , , -j c M
1 und the pleasure of meeting my nld
.. . , ! .. ,. ,, n .1
friend, and your former fellow-eitisin
O. M Rum: r ! w on th nev' d:iv
took me over to his farm near Bast
p j
.
audi;
and, where I spent part of the d :y j
hud a grand uinuer liu the woods,'
il .i . . a I
... . ... V r
a I ' ! s s x vara oi nie m vircgon
, , . . , n , ;
i.pi tit ft iivvf. im:i p it in mro Ii: r n
' " . . .
raw f ft km
. - I I ilft-l.S'.lä. '11
. .
" t " V 10 vrego,.. mey
. . V t .1
' ' !l 'nc 'iC üUet lur
which tü( v re mfended.
Very truly your.-,
Orlando M. Packabd.
RiSCELLMEOUS.
Grant hid one of "them tpelb' j
when he heard of the destruction of j
pvhisky in Fhilidelphts
.. . ....
the .New lork &u 1, a radical
Seven sitters work their father'.s
farm in Wright county, Mtsotirj. They
.....
Miaed and sold last year 1600 bushels
ot grain
Fornav howlfl "eonriArbaad nt Da. I
0T"eJ wis coprcincati BC La-
na a .1 i hc rest who Bfiolrl ßrant ror
B anu WC real WHO aooiU Viani ior j
rfl!5r;n hinrlf nr (flvsramanl
w
There Is not a nngle individual
at present occupying the Falte Co.
Fltoo'i reputation for mon.ls is
, r 1 , 11
good. iivkettcr otanaara.
e
In the Abrains, ease, which comes
up on Tuesday, 1 7-J suhtiocuaä for
ihc clergymen 01 I bllBdelpnia are
. , rn . , , c ..
on a strike. I tvc:ityeight ot them
1 1 ... . . , ,
reoive not to attend iuuerais on
D 1 I 1 al
Sunday, unless the phyaietan says the
burial on that da. is unavoidable.
Straw comi.resscd aud soaked in a
solution of flint is used to build cot-
tft"ps tri! 1 tn Kn land. Tho flint anln.
L - , . . r .
tion makes tne strsw tiro proof. A
1
made of this material costs 1 at
i 0.
1.1
5. hat next:
-Gov Baker declines to send dele-,
..,, .
gates to the M. Jaouis convention lor
ta removal of tho National Capital.
ni .1 .1 1 1 p
e leaves the matter in tho hauds of
the p lople in the several congressional
Jutrici, .ho o.do u Um plea..
- -
about sending delegates.
the safe
Strong spprehensiona for
ty of the smiling Vice President are
entprt-iii.nl Mnio "...l... tM tnnr
J
to sue I are preparing to shed them
now f AH in conseqtieucc of the fact
1
that the telegraph has not reported the
grins of tho grlBBist lor tho Issl (wen-
ty four hours,
a . e .
I
I
i , ,1 .... . i:... ,1.. chat. . onm i certain. 1 nreo In EJf i, I H J.PU UTO
ferse of each pilot house a sentinel f causes are working for the destruction j r North, c
e ,l ..... . I I um now sellin? the LsPorte Threshing Ma-1
peers anxiously into the mehr, ami in 0 f 1 1. is great partv ; the conspicuous ne- warranted to give aatisfacti: . . : .ie. 5 , PM -o
the IMAM, two helmsmen tarn , . ßra-nadMlnistration. .w KÄ&'tÄ Äi L
the eruidins wheel obedient to the ' ter.atnynmetn. uts stephkn loudkn. ?SCa
- The republican party seems tobe
PmIb8 throuSh a D10St danScrous
, ; j ti, . ,.,!,,. 1 - , i i
crisis, the h-utnern elections are a.l ;
. .
:.. .L I :i al. 4. : 4
iniversal amnesty notions Oi lion. . : a.sr Sil
, , , . a iiixi'Viw in jii nji n ni u a c o. 1 ' Mil
i . at. o-l 1. t .i .1
w a young giri who was rfuuw u a
convict running at large, for
Uxaaaa j . n u v.a.a
wvvv --fa' - ' -
prison for rapo.
Proclamation by Gov. Baker
Gov Baker issues ins proclamation
.
mis HJoruiii-.nnnouuciug au miv am
sembly,
uary,
the
the 8th
duly
the
ided by
i;a;7. a-sd that the last couuty which
ike, on the lGth,
iw was iu force.
told on a raüror.d
i in this city, ta
a presented bin
with a fine bov. Some of his wife'.-?
mf
friends, who arc of a waggish turn cf
suggested that they borrow two
abies iu the neighborhood, and
the three voungsters to the
father cn his return. The plan
let was turned down. After gazing at
them In profound astonishment, for
several minutes, he turned tohi wife
l J ft! 1 1 c . t l 1 - i- i
Ma "J "J Ul lu ia
get away''" hmdianapolU Senliael.
ur .
II H it 1 1 l I at' 111 Mf.r H ti I l Jl sä
,,.;.. h. .r av.a Hat, m
-'-" f""'uu ...
...
t: orr onr rvojun r.v:t rn:arir ir
w. , , --r.
congress, where his great ability, hi
unflinching armness, his unspotted in
tegrity, an-1 his fine, dignilieJ, aud
social learing, have won for him a
reputation which is a cuviaole as it is
national, we know of none more worthy
of being the chosen standard 1 oarer of
great party in a gubernatorial cao-
east nor know ol no man whom wc
coui'i .u; port im t but position in our
tato with more zcr.1 or more pride.
We believe ho would he a tower of
strength to cur sido in the fight, aud
that the old second district would roll
up for her favorite ecu such an uopre-
eedented majority a would forever ex
tinguish the fires in the radical camps
within her boi Icrs, and insure general
ueeeas. Scjniour D tnocrat.
QBUklHCjl OUT Al BKOTJCKD
PRICES.
MRS. M. A- .1 A M 1 '--1. of Boot-boa bad., wteaina te
nasinwa. otrm ell et her Stuck Ibr aale.
consisting of Dress Roods, lia.ij skirt-, Uloeee.
PewinR cotton silk, lraols, c. also a good
assortment ofMllIenery Goods, each ea Bonnets,
Hat. Ribbons and Flowers, together with Show
tUDDons anu riowcrs, togetner with
A C?5EAT BARGAIN.
1 .1
Any persoa or persons wishing to engage in tlie
Slillenarj basfneas eaa have all the stock Ac, at
f i 1 t ii-i.niitl poaet loe iv.'it Inamedlateiy.
ne abovo stock is tery desirable oae. con
sistiag of the latest Styles, and a'l parcaased nt
the lowest cash prices. Pec farther information
Fleaee rail on tin- nndenicncil.
eats MRS. H.A. JAM KS.
LEGAL ADVERT S.
C4 HERIFP'S SALE.
rs
Rvvletias oTaaa order or.ale. and a decrca of
aiy. uy .ur. ocuacicuawr uuu wncru jiimjai uum wn., ua "lli7; .
I I r 1 rr .aviv it t? niru-nt 1 p.
; . v . 1 1 I ( ITAVE MONEY. 11. 15. 1 I K0?l. . .
i holding three babies wuon the cover
foreclosnre of tnorl ;age Issued out of the office of j rrjts and dealers very where,
tho Clerk of Marshal deceit Coast, ta favor ofi4"
steiner, John Kam, llarri tWelaer and Elisabeth
Karn to me directed: I will offer for sate at poblk
auction, 00 SnturdsT. Sept., X5lb. 1SS9. between
the hoars of ten o'clodc a m., and fonr o'clock p.
l);;ni'-t K. VanValkenbnrErh, ami agrata! ii.-nrv
... . 9t the court honw doo. In Plymouth, M ikhail
1 I OUI. IV, I IUU .1 II. I. H- 1 .1 la uuiir. t" ivuv.wg
describ 4 real eaiate to-wie
! 'ZTZSLlt
.. ..... ....,:.... . .,.. 1.. ... Ik. r, .1: . . :n
lll.llll 1 ,fl '.I.IMV I r. ... ... , , ...I. r
thirty - three, (SS.) north of rantre two, (S. east, the
"ame leli rsoutn ana anjoniins inc t woargn,
i Port Wavoe and Chicago Railroad, altaateo in
Marshall Coaaty., sour ol Alalia, to the hi) hest
I bidder, for cah. wit hont regard to eppralsmcat
lswa, subject to redemption.
.v.e;
DAVID HOW. ShcritY
TOIV-RESIDEIVT.
State of Imll una, M irshall County. Ind
Common plc. Court. Novembet term, 199
Catharine C. Lasher.J
j vs Divorce.
Smith Lasher
1
The DtaintiaTin the above entitled cause,
.... VJ . . awi
lit IM I UlioiiM i, aa.i.T at - ' mmmj " - ---- r "f a -w-
comslnint agalaat the defendant, siid itj.Ni) tCinginglOg 111 the lar8.
I) llfl lUIOIIiCl, UBS UK II HI .' vr iiivv aav i
-fa .."i'M T. "EL '"
iiii-iiit ui.i . ilia; 10 u 11 . on , 1 1 . 1 - - - - 1
!a a aon-reaitient of the elate of Indiana,
In (a therefore hereby notifit J of the
pemlenci of mid complaint against
him.
. and unies-i he appear
rer or demar thereto at tlie calling Ol
..use, on the second .lay .. the next
an OL. a a a 1 I
nn-v
slid
. mmmt ..f miiiiI nraurl I . i I ... I . . ri i n i . i 1 Iwil.t of
the court hou se in Plymnnth on tlie firFt
Monday la Noveinber, 18, saM eomplaint
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged will be heard ind determined ia
to C. CÜ3RMAN, Clerk,
tnthony ft Church, Att'yi for VVtt. M
'oi'" -. n '"i
BUSINESS NOTICES.
I fj PAK MIA r, d- TUKSSW
AY (7 COMMUS IT Y.
i -
.
WAlsTTBD,
o?ooo rmm of
WHiTE BASS WOOD,
MAPLE, A HD
BOLTS
POPLAR
At the iivxi) ;oX HAKUFACTORY.
The Basswood lo h of ch ar while, 4 feet
long, no red wanted. Maple holts to be
4 feet hmg and cWar. t?oular holts in Km
4fcet loim and 1 good qnalitr. Vll to be
alp., ami araiinrf kvk IT i , ,
ciear ana aouna, nara on nini f yootl
Se. Highest market price in CASH will
be paul on delivery The best LATH
i I I antly on hand, f
45m3 BAILEY & SOX.
WOOL EN FACTORY.
yy-OOLEX FACTORY.
1 1 1 P EC A N OBTO W N , I N I .
Sficr ufa--'' )-.! k of
CASSZmtXBM. DOSSKty SHEEP ora TS,
flttill cj i'ancy
rtlWEL, JE15I, SKEIHG, BlAittTS, RWEIM
DTEJXG, rV...V-V, vr.. ,fr.
Tlele. CSatdinjr. Sirfnniiip, A-e. AUoTonrnam
f alactare ar ilf c schaute for Wool at the
Factory or at A. L. til man A oi."s Cabtaet
stoiv. two doon South ;i" the Parker lloa
PljiMOBia. bad. si -im
PATENT MEDICINE3
'I BB GREAT
ZING AR I BIT! ER S,
.t BATE BLOOD PURIFIES,
A 8PLEXDID TOX1
A PLEASANT BBVGBAOFy
A CEETAIX I LSE
Ol f
Pbktcictivb of Disbase.
Tii" Ziniriri I'ü'.r-- r.r eoanpoxnded Irofa w pn
srr; jt !. n oT fho celebtated Erptiaa rhyaiclaa, i r.
Cheopate. who, :ifiT year t tri:il and experiment
discovered tae fkng .-l ! the ntnst remarkable
rejretabie predactfon tae carta, i"rla :.; -. baa etet
yielded certainly the mögt effective in tli.. enreaf
li-ica-.". It. in rombinatloa with tiir- other ratea
ble Mopertiee of which tl.e Zlun Littftr.i arc
compeeed, wiil care
I Dyspepsia, l ever and Ague, Bilious
Fever, Colic, Cold-, Bronchitis,
Consumption io it- First Sin
ares. Flatulency. Nervous
Debility, Fe-üale
Complaints,
Rheum a t i ni,
ysenteiy, Acute
and Chronic Diarrhoea,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Ty
phus Fever, fellow Fever, Scrof-
ula, Diseases of the Kidneys, Ilahiiual
Costivenes. iVe.
In the prevratloo sad cure of tae ab wra dieeaeee
It haw never been known to tail. a iboasaade of
oar most fiamiilnniil tlilnma iaronj.bnnt all parta
or the coaatTy win testily. IjcI ttac aflHeted send
for drcalan contalalag testlwonials and cettiS
cates of those who have been eared after th-:r ca
ses base i.i'fii Bscnoaaccd aopelese by our beat
physic Ian.
PMISCIPAL DEPOT.
V. It A II TER CO., o. 6, Front St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Rccommendeal ly Ex. Gov. llavitl It.
Porter, of Pennsylvania, Hon. Robert
Fisher, Hon. Edward UcPherson, Hon.
Joel B. Danner, Hon. Win. McSherry, and
others, of Pennsylvania. BoW lv Drug
(38 l.v)
In Pills Convenient for Use,
Contains no Quinine
Produces no Dizziness.
One Doae in a day sufficient
J (ui'i'S AgT.O 111 till its forms.
U.T TT i
O Unpleasant laste.
tfeate tor the Youngest Children.
VT . ... 0 . ,
.NO CliailQre OT 1 .lift 1V( I UlI'tM I.
t
l. .
' viiiKiire aa- iouicikO
..j - -in v v.. Ill . ll.llill VAVIVICI
will not destroy it Efficacv
BEYER BROTHERS l OS.,
aaxaaaL aokntx,
a. ta - .'....I ... - - bb.
j - - - - " j ... . ....... ...,. -.. ...in,., ,
fWForSalo by H Dniyflsts
RAIL-ROAD8.
C. C &. L. . R. Time Table.
To take c fleet on Mondar, May 9
196 at 7M a.m.
Ooinf
BOItk.
STATIONS A SIDINfiS.
Arr.Laporto....
. . . . 8tii!well....
Kaukakee..
. . . . Walkerton .
.... Knott's
..Lv..
7:30a. m.
Hit '
1(H 8:4S "
5 It) '
Tvmr
ftaj ?:0
WO 9:50 "
Plyaaoath.. .
lO:io "
SS; 10:40
M0 10: IS -
US) 11:00
Pit...
VIT OA
5011:0 "
! n
ster .
15
tiaeofai
It i rvn 1.rl ... ...
lAe..50ill:
UM
58 12:03 "
10 Daaia ..
.... Bel Uivt-r
I . . . Peru
8,115
mij::;-jd -
(iT 12:50
r.30
iiuiuB run ui.it v. Mimlavs excentc
C W. BRADLEY. 5up.riBtftDd.Bt.
Pittabstrspti. ft. Wayne Chi
cago Knilsay.
On and after April K, BJSB, Train wmiBSSe
Stationt daily, (Sundayi exritci. a.
runt ir-avin h'agIUr M.. lPaM- dl!f.i
I r.'i . n er. m r I ' - a. . : .-. . (. .a n 11 na . - J
., " itrnipU V 4. 1 V fr.
M., leaves
TJtAlXS GOIXO WEST.
saw tmi KxraxM.Expnaaa. cxi-Kata
R.45 I M I.SQ A II 2.10 P M 1.5!ak
-.-' 10 - sc:.
10. " IS.S5 p 5.115 " i 4.SI
11.35 " 1.15 -w 5.55 j 6.45
IS. r M MR 6..-1T 27 "
i2."i s.i8 aaa
1. : " 2.53 k- T.2S 7 IS
2. tCi k S.SS ' 7.54 7i4 "
" 5.1 w 9.: , 9
4,45 M 5,SS M Tfi.Ofl 9 45 "
"..co a M' r..50 " 7'.3r -- moo
' j ,25 " J0.41 " I0 2S
7.10 M 1 7JS ' tl.ltj- 10.57-
7.5.-1 u I 7,"17 ' 11.45 ' 11.SS M
1.51 - 115.-1 K , p x
H-.-i7 - ,io.: " 2.01 1.27
12.05 pa;il.40 " 2 53
l2.r,7 " , aa a.r.r ass m
I.M " I l.W 4 - ; i j- ..
t,5S ByBW" 5,55 5,09
i i.- f " 4.ii " 7 2.-: - am a.
PftteharjrB. ,
RocJacatcr. .
Salem
AJltjHMe
Canton... .
M i88ilkm. . .
Orrville
! Sr!a!,:-H - " "
1 Man-id. . . 4.-1 - 5.03 M
... ar TJk K n
( PMtlHne Ijm a m tS "
RacmaM .
CpS'ndaal
Porm
Una
Van Wert.
Oolaaiaia..
1 - -
. i j luvuiu . ,
':irt:ini-o. .
Chicago
r.-.i.v.s- ßcijrcr -.i sr.
station-. lUPUMjEXmH. ixp,: , . .. fx,.,,,
Chicaso ... R.SSa m I.SSrn KJSSr a ria u
Valparaiso. 10.03 ll.OS , 7.2S " i - ;
riymoath. ilüs 19.31 ttir, 900
Wanaw ll.SS r m 1 :nn-. ,m(- ..
I'oluml.ia. . (12.V
; 1.15 "
1 4.SI
; 5.22 "
: .V9 -
Port Wayael iJtS
1".4 " 11 00
.11.-0 1 CI P
12.:;3 a a 1.41
1.31 0 "
..... III.,
Liaua. .. . ..
Koro 1
Up S'ndvek'
Bocfiufl
üfaa Seid. . .
Woo. ter. . . .
krrflle
Maamilloa...
'.i;it4:i
Alliance....
!S:iI-rn
v.... t-.. . 1
2..
3.54 u
4,s
r.i8 kt
.:52
2.V)
Ml
4.(H)
4.5!
5.1
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r.20 k ! a !-
fl.10
7.0s
SSI
!..ert
,v,o
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10. 1"
4.15 ' !'. 0 a x
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tl.-.t'
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1.45" 110.45"
1.1
11
2 79
:! Yo
I.SS
7.211
11.10
Rochester . . 12. r a m
Plttubai-j..1 1.43 .
3.50
111.20
J. M. KIWBALL, ieal Ticket Aet.
- - - - 4 - 11'
FURNITURE.
prjauriTums.
U A TR ESS E S,
i
..
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC
Barn sac .naWl fsc illtlea. we are eaabled te
cffiir our goods st
It: ASTERN TRICES
And guarantee to aüsfr the Fab:!;, both aa te
il.r quality .f our od and tbc pries
at which r oSer tbm.
Importe,
(37)
PARGBSB A CO.
UNDtRTAKER.
ptABlXBT WIRB.
a s d
FURNITURE.
A. L ALLEMAS CC.
flaTC 07. hnr.d at alltimas a rnmplete and jaiU
tt.ck of Cabinet Ware aad Famftare. whii-'i tL.y
a in sell at wt ry rea maeb e ratee. Aio a rcmpK-t
ntoek of naoertaker'a Panaisbng Qoods, and
rofllnsorall fctnde. A -ot.d Bearee bail aaaa t
the eitab is! taeat.
.4 L All KM A. V. A CO
GROCERS.
t rs T OPBHBD.
SBOOK 4 CBA WFOBD.
on the
Cktrmer $i-nthcf fhe Tmrärmr Amksw. mmtjmi
opened ff tplm'tim" lint 0
iOLASSWAPvE and LAMPS,
Of the latest and most approved at vies, whiuta
will be sold at piieea thut da fy eompelilioa.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Also a fissh suppW of
choice ri an. r 9M0i he if.
Gamh Paid j'vj- CoaatrM Produce.
IT SHOOK CK W FORD.
y Hkt U! II A. CO.,
WIio1pk1h aad retail dealer In
GROCERIES PR OY I SI QJTB,
cmocEEM r, V PEEEMWAMM
fX"sla4M, ( iars. JtO .
Li vorTH,
1WTMAMA
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