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TilE DEFIANCE DEMOCRAT, DEFIANCE, I of C. SATURDAY, JUMK 21, Democratic County Convention, IK- DOMHHT.ICV of comity arc livivli) nfttiflcJ to meet in their respective toivrisliijis, on S.ituriiay the JTtli dny ol I 7 atjio'clook r. fW i of sck-cUilgi to them in the i a i a i i fji-natonal Com cations. Thu DoK-gatus arc 1 apportioned as follows Adams, Defiance, Delaware, Farmer, i i i a Mark, i Noble, i a Tiftiii, Washington, LKBAXOX. Ohio, of the cou-r 5H'l for thtf Mclte IUIH, on trial for tlifjtnirder.oi' Thomas Mycrt, sliof at to- hist wore with him iu TIIK STATKMKXf published in our last as it) the fMrsoual of 1871 wai Jncortict in seferal we therefore insert it bat corfccUd at the Lebanon ami it js leared is.inprtally wounded.

lie was in a room in company with ex- Lieutenant Governor A. J. MclJurney, und while illustrating how Myers might have himself, used a loaded instead of an empty Smith Wesson pistol. Governor McBiirney is associated with Mr. Vallandigluiinin the defense of Mc- Gchaii, and the conference was had by the two gentlemen in the interest of the case.

Mr. Mclitirney had expressed some doubt as lo the possibility of Myers shooting himself in'the manner described by Mr. Vallandigham, when the latter said: "1 will show you in hali'a second." He picked up a revolver and putt i i i his right it out far enough only to keep the muzzle touching his body, and snapped the hammer. The weapon exploded, and sent its deadly missile into the abdomen at a The County will meet hi Convention point almost corresponding with that iii which Myers was shot. Mr.

Vallan! digham immediately cried "Oh, mur- ider!" and explained that he had to i a ft Democratic Ticket for Defiant ta 0 ng pistol. The flash and for the of other proper a 0 US alarm enough for Mr. i jjiirnev, who immediately summoned assistance and dispatched messengers for physicians. Drs. L.

S. Scoville County. 14 'M 10 7 14 4 13 Itip la 4 'A Sun. (i 3 1 1 in Defiance, on Saturday, June 2-lth, 1, The officers to be elected tin's fall ure Commissioner, At torney. Coronu- and I i a Director.

J. J. B. A FCTEK i O.NKLK. SAMl'KL I'OTTEKF, cee (l to probe the wound.

Mr. Val I Ft avtt 'i "rtirtiri i 11 tn .9 in of wfcbse cane he lott bis lifly taken froni the jail II. to toe bedside and ifced tears, Tie beheld, the dyingfricmVuiho had appeared durinc the progress of the trial to summon all Jiis energy. and teal Stjite. yesterday, followed this morn- gy.

a ability in his defense. Mr. 1 ollet made lus argument for the Stjite. and was to have been followe ing by Mr. Milliken, and it WAS.

expected Mr. Yallandighnm would commence his argument this evening or Monday morning. Judge Pope, before whom the trial was proceeding, adjourned Court this morning until Monday. Mrs. Yallandigham started for Baltimore last evening, called thence by a dying brother.

Mr. Yallandigham's body will be taken at once to Dayton, reaching there about three o'clock. The sad fate of the lion. C. L.

Vallan- digham, who breathed his last this morning, shortly before ten o'clock, has cast a gloom over our village. Not since the wires brought the news of the death of the martyred Lincoln has there been so much universal sorrow here as there is to-day. Whatever may have been the feeling against Vallandigham in days gone by, none have failed to forget the past and honor his remains. Uis last hours, through tlje medium of opiates, were comparatively free from from lero 37,420 40,178 79,218 78,574 50,510 87,104 09,625 09,584 48,077 50,676 22,477 Defiance Delaware, Ilicksville, Milford, Farmer, Washington, Tiffin, Adams, Richland, Highland, Noble, Mark, 39,053 54,084 79,169 70,474 OHAHLKSTOX has had but three pott- since the first formation of tlm I 1 W.Bacot, Gyvenimoiit. was appointed by George WnsfcJtKton.

During nullification troublferreti- dent Jackion tendered thq appointment to Mr. Andrew linger, refused to accept It, as so dolne woold If- volve 4 the remotal of Mr, Bacot, whb wait therefore kept in office during life altlrough he ft iraJIffler. At hie death Mr. Huger was appointed Postmaster, and retained the office until the surrender of Charleston by the rebels, 88 269! wn ie present incumbent 85,389 63,312 50,508 23,878 pain, time Some of his friends arrived in to be recognized by him, but others reached here too late. CUMBERLAND, Md, tine C.

L. Vallandigham came here today to and Isaac L. Drake soon arrived and pro- attend the funeral of her deceased bro- J. Dem. C'c Defiance, il.ij Committee.

COMMON- FLEAS Democ-1 racy of this Judicial Sub-division have; a majority on the vots of last October OI landigham coolly assisted in the operation and watched it with eager eyes. He perfect possession of his lacul- ties. lie did not fall when the ball en- re on the table, loaded and the other unloaded. of2S4. Why not nominate a Unfortuneately, Mr.

Vallandigham all so well suited with Judge seized the former, and in the eagerness i i i to impress his idea upon the mind ol his be re-elected i aml di the weap on. lie hud been practicing the movement for several days, the better to im- or are Laity that he is to out opposition? There is certainly plenty of legal talent and ability among the Democratic attorneys in the District to furniih a candidate, and we know that they do not ordinarily lack ther, Hon. John V. L. McMahon, and upon hearing this morning of the accident to and death of her husband, she became completely distracted.

She is to be taken to Dayton to-night. The Cincinnati in a report of an interview with Chief Justice Chase on Saturday, says "With regard to the death of Mr. Vallandigham, the Chief Justice thinks it a great misfortune to the country. He believes that Vallan- digham, in his "new departure," was thoroughly sincere, and that he acted from a sense of conviction of fluty. In press the theory of' the defense, that the opinion of the Chief Justice, the Myers shot himself, upon the jury.

A doctors pronounce the symptoms unfavorable. If there is ambition. Latty is a Judge of ability internal hemorrhage, he may die at any and large experience, all which, and i "our, that is not yet determined. i i i Couriers have been dispatched io Ham more too, if desired, is conceded, but fm Campbe li, and to Dayton the right to vote for a Democrat for j' or personal friends. right side, and an occasional groan escapes his tightly compressed lips writing him.

Mr. Hume sits at the foot of the bed watching the pale suffering man. that office is asserted. To ask u's not to nominate is drawing pretty heavy on our personal etc. We understand that many of the Democratic attorneys are in pledged to the support of Judge for re-election, a departure to which Klinjttc(: to the" room, but understand- Democratic voters will be no more the dreadful situation, they consid- iikclv to be reconciled than to the one eralely keep outside.

til o.w much discussed. I 1.JS5 We suggest that a Convention be 0 r. a i ij the office and the street in held (say at Defnnce as quite central)! front are crowded with anxious people. about Democratic "movement inaugurated by Mr. Vallan- digham will go on until it spreads all over the country.

He expressed his entire approval' of it, and hoped it would succeed." COLUMBL-S, JUXE IS, Vallaudigham passed here to-night from, Cumberland. A special car was given her by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Durand, Superintendent o( the Pan Handle Railway, telegraphed Mr. Millikin sits by his side fanning to have a locomotive ready at Xenia to Mr. Vallandigham is still lying upon $931,915 The valuation of corporation property, made direct to the Auditor, for 1871, amounts to $189,959, distributed to Defiance Village 398,352, to Defiance township $33,731, Delaware $3,821, Adams Richland $41,070, Noble which are to be added to those in the table above, giving the total personal valuation of the county for the year at $1,174,094.

session. REPUBLICAN STATE nominated on Wednesday last: F. Noyes, Cincinnati. Lt. Mueller, Cleveland.

Treasurer--Isaac Welch, Belmont. Auditor--James S. Judge--Win. H. West.

Bellfontain. Atty. B. Pond, Morgan. Sch.

W. Harvey, Lorain. Clk. S. Foos, Clinton.

Pub. R. Hosmer, Zanesville. THE FOURTH OF JULY is to be celebra- JZAH58 YEGETAIU SICILIAN HAJR- 'RENEWER. It the Wticle to preserve the i ponitivdv Gray to Ha Original Color and Promote Growth.

ll new tficfltific discortry, coip- i i tniiny of tnc most in the i It makes the JIair and doet not Stain thi "tt "is lf 1 CY THE JdEDICAL AU'JUOKITI'. iKcr All ft H. P. HALL A Vhna, U. H.

Pioprictois C. HARLEY SON RE "OW I I FKO.M YORK rs FOU THE SUIKMER FOUR divorces were granted at our last term of Court, in the following cases: David Pugh vs. Sarah Pugh; Margaret French vs. Win. T.

French; ted in Defiance on a grand scale. Jacob May vs. Rachel May; Rachel cession, music by Defiance Band, Firing Inman vs. Alamander of Cannon, Addresses, Fire-Works in the ing Plaindcaler- evening, and to wind up with a Dance at Firemens' Hall. The Fantasticals will parade in all their splendor, eclipsing all former efforts at the gaudy, magnificent and gorgeous ever before attempted in these parts.

Let the Fourth be duly honored and everybody come to town on that dav. masonry for the Iron Canal Bridge at Front street has been they offer at tlicir low priocs, and neryboiy invited to call at the STOIlli: and examine the bcatitifuVJinc of SUMMER DRESS GOODS, You i find all the latest styles JAPANESE SILKS, WASH POPLINS, SWISS MULLS, ORGAN DIES, PERCALES, MARSEILLES. PIQUES, LAWNS, And I UOODS of every description, nn'd an Immense Stock of let to Jacob Karst, of Defiance, for 8101 TRIMM ING. RIBBONS, per yard, with plank and coping extra, i The stone work all completed, it is esti- mated, will cost about $4200. THE Chesapeake Ohio Railroad an organization constructing a railroad from Richmond to the mouth of the Kanawha, of which over two hundred miles are completed, has purchased the road bed and franchises of the Cincinnati Mackinaw R.

R. and propose to put immediately the line under contract, as least so far north as to give give them a Chicago connection--probably to Van Wert. They get to Cincinnati over the Marietta and Ironton Railroads. Toledo, Wabash Western Railway TIME-TABLE. Leave Toledo, Leave Defiance, A i Arm Keokuk, Arrive tjt.

i Leave Si Louis, Leave Keokuk, Quincy, Leave Defiance, Arm Toledo, WA.H I. A I A 1 0 1 0 A 5.15 1. M. 12:11 i- lO'lOl- M. A.

M. ft 0 3 A 45 A. M. A.J=»TW.A.«T. A I ACCOM.

6 t. M. M. 1 -45 A p. 10 35 r.

M. 6:30 P.M. r.xrnrs*.! 8-15 A 4 2 A 5.13 A. 1 A. M.

MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS. FRINGES, GIMPS AAD BUTTONS: I Also, the finest line of SHAWLS, I PARASOLS, HOSIERY, BASKETS. AND FAXS, in this market. Embracing every i in lm tfi The Corner Store." Go to the Corner Store" fur the 1st of September, to select a Mr. Vallandigham is perfectly consci- TI i ous, but does not speak.

lie watches candidate for Judge tins i the countenances of the doctors with district. What say the gentlemen oi a as if to inquire his the Committee, whom we find to be: late. J. Robertson of Ucnrv, A. Scott of' There were several spectators, and rT even-one shed tears.

Mr. A allandig- M. Handy ot I-ulton, J. C. im patted -i iar i fondly on his head B.inks of rankling, and J.

J. Greene am i SJl i '-Myson, my son His voice of Defiance. If these are precluded! was but distinct in. its utterance, by their pledges, or otherwise indis-; A few more words from the father's lips i .1 i and the son was directed by Dr. Keeve od to act.

let some other gentleman tQ gQ to bed? ag hims would re- respond with reference lo action in ma i with Mr. Williamson, of Loveland, corre- this matter. take her to Dayton. She is literally bowed down with grief at the double loss of husband and brother. DAYTOX, June funeral of the late lion.

C. L. Vallandigham today was of a most imposing character, and was probably the largest which has ever taken place in the State of Ohio. The procession was about two miles in length and was composed of persons of all political parties and walks of life. Business in many parts of the city was suspended during the passage ol the funeral cortege, and the city buildings and many private residences were draped in mourning.

The pall-bearers were Hon. A. G. Thurman, Hon. S.

S. Cox, Hon. Geo. E. Pugh, Hon.

Geo, W. JMcCook, Judge i Gifmore, Gen. O. C. Maxwell, John I Howard, Samuel Craighead, Elihu I BUSINESS is lively at the "Corner Thompson, D.

K. Boyer, W. II. Gilles- Store." The fact is, people will trade MESSES. L.

E. MYERS and A. STOUT are about erecting two brick stores on the site of the old hotel, north of the Rus- sell House, and purpose to arrange a suitable Hall in the second story, of high ceiling, with all the necessary arrangements and conveniences for a first-class public hall, thus supplying a want long felt here. The excavation for the cellars and foundations are now going on and the building will be 5I 3" Stock pushed rapidly to completion. GEO.

H. BURROWS, General Superintendent, Toledo, O. JOHX U. PARSONS, General Ticket Ajfcut, Toledo, O. j.

H. WHITAKER, Defiance, o. To the Citizens of Defiance AXD VICINITY. Carpets. CJicths, and Crcckcry, I it rull le i c.ill before burins elsewln iv for mir mt-Tst to a i a large Stock of WATCH Materials on I hand, and ishing to run them to a close margin, I will STMe vou all the benefit of it bv workinir at I at the same time give you GOOD C.

A i SOi' Defiance, June 25, 1S71. WOEK as can te had anyw here. All work warranted. solid Silver and Silver Plated I Ware, Spoons. Fork und Kiiires will be sold at i price that will be to our advantage.

SPECTACLES of every and at all prices IJ out a large and Complete ussorhnenf of also, Violins, Strings and Trimmings. FREDK, WOLFRUW, ISTo. 0O Oli2ato33. DEFIANCE, OHIO- pie and D. A.

Houk. Many distinguished gentlemen from all parts of the Union were present and whom Mr.Valiandigham had telegraph- participated in the ceremonies. cd now requested lo remain. ni Chiel where they can find the largest assortment and buy the cheapest, and it is i evident that C. Harley Son sell the i Defiance, January 20, E.

L. MAY. Mr. McBurney, Judge Hume, Mr. AT mi: DEMOCRATIC MEETIXO held on Syllllnes ancl olhjc fl ie lds relircdi an last Saturday the following Democrat? tue sa( was taken up by the medi- were chosen as Delegates to the several Convention-, iollows: B.

Crunkilton, Augustus John 11. Riser, 1'eter cal gentlemen. Justice Chase was prevented from be-, cheapest and have the largest stock of ing present by ill-health. The funeral services at the residence were conducted by Kev. E.

P. Wright, of the Episcopal Church. He was bu- Goods in town. Go and see for yourselves. i i i i i i i i T-; i 1 Ttrr A.

Jf. S'ltvrfliw--Dr. Juried by the Masonic C. RPCVC of Dayton, arrived in a btiJtsy High Charles C. Keifer, officia 7 a i i itii Charley Vallandigham at 1:15" A.

ting. instruments froii M. and went at once into the ro')in. Mr. I i Adams, and is i Siercn, Karst, Henry BittnerJ Vallandigham was glad to seehisfriend COURT has been holding an adjourned i il' T-ii-nli aiul physician, pressed his hand and Jacob bi on--, Jacob J.

sometll nalo reljeve the pain i a 1. Orapcr. in body. A brief consultation was Fred. Shultz, John Preisendorfer, 31.

held between the physicians in an ad- Viebach, J. English, Win. Bercaw, joining room, after wliich Dr. Keeve had patient turned over, and examined j. The bed was saturated with an(l dy ng man groanc jth pain.

Dr. Keeve desired all present to leave the room, and closed the door for AI; i Michael J. AY liitc. J. S.

llallcr, Jacob darmnn, t. Tronipo, John Howe, Win. Sproull, J. 31. Adam Behringer, John Kra.s C.

BeUe, John O. lleutley, private conference with his patient Wm. Ferguson. C. C.

Tut lie. J. Bauer. Slouch, Jacob Kai'-t. TckT Sii-rcn, Y.

W. Grapcr, Martin term here this week, disposing of the criminal and other business left over from the regular term last month. The indictmentb against Georgetown rioters were thus disposed of: Joseph Sadoris, nollied. Thomas Beaver, nollied. Win.

i i nollied. A BUMMKK was arrested by the Mar- ritli stealing a case of from the office of Dr. Adams, and is now in jail. He had been begging through the streets for i a day or two before. lie was subsequently discharged, the Grand Jury finding no indictment.

Getting Married. EI--MS rou YOVM; MEN, on great SOCIAL EVILS and which interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, A ASSO CIATIOX, Xo. 2, S.

Xinth Philadelphia, Pa. GROCERIES, BUOWN S10NE WARE, TOBACCOS AND NOTIONS. ICE CEEAM, Tlie are all nc-a and frcslt, and i sold uu small DUKLNG TUE SEASON, AT MAFCELLUS'. For Cash Only. the Mammoth Menagerie i and Gigantic Circus man has circula-, B1TTEK, for which the highest insrkU price ill bv j-aiJ.

a In a few moments he reappeared and called Charley to his father's side. The! the costs. J. i i was brief, but of the mot af-1 John Gintlc, same. G.

character. ames B. Lampson, fined and 1 espreM train on brc ul and water brought Dr. CONSTABLE'S SALE. Thorednr.

Cth day of July. 1871. the hour oi 10 o-cUn-k m. the pry Goods Delivered, Town, in Defiance. Ohio.

I i at public sale ihc led lllS palllpllletS aild Circulars an- Cniial Alabama." taken by virtue a nouncing a visit to Defiance the last of i Peter Shouf, fined S3 and one-thirdoJ; July--which will make the fifth big' Defence.June"--ii. IMI. show here this year. Constable. Free of Charge.

Pffiar.cf. 0 April 20. JS7I. Hill. John Miner, S.

T. Sutphcn. A. illiclm. m.

I-aac Corwin. 1 A. Wilhclm. A. 1.

v'run- kilton. Win. D. Hill. Win.

Carter, Edwin DIKD. On Monday morning last ZKPIIAMAU H. DAVIS, an earh' settler in Defiance, ageJ about 59 years. 31r. i Davis had been badly afflicted with Lampson was also, for assault with into make a critical examination of a i tent to kill, sentenced to pay a fine of, wonn.l, and the painful anxiety wi)h months in jail and ten days paralysis lor ttie ear.

extra on bread and water. Carter, his decision awaited is something that 1 confess my utter inability A Was PALAMO MILLS tr Will pay CASH For All Grain. CUSTOM! Proinpilv done and TrarTanlcd Jogire .1 A luomas Bisllop of tljls ricinity aild man, named To any Medicine aMo to many lit ins, permanent i Iln Wj, in another column the of the mvlancholy lcaUi of C. of roijrct 3or wnliHicly ciul and yini'athy for hi-, nfiliclctl have come from all oi the Country, and 3Jio-t of lh- liis ilrath Mm of a irihnir him purily nn-w i -Tii'l ol Hi it Inno 1 .1 1 Hie sullerer lies in room Ao.l.jofln*? found guilty of manslaughter ana sen-, cent arr e( as drowned last week i linicl on the Broadway front, surround- tencc( the Penitentiary for five years, i Miumcc near Independence, liv TO 11 of IIICIU- i tah Vof case, his silicon and his son indicted last winter for murder, charged Hi'l i fvrthrr WQsd SIOO for any of Ciironicor 3ftHr.ilcia. and vf This Hheuniatic to Jht tjistc.

from Drags. It is the il f'M and Of tK cheap. called to clc of White Flour. owrf Flonr aud cf this city free charge. a who reached here from Dayton i(h beating and starving to death a "Min-Ens," innumerable, fill Ihe air Mfdivine, Jwj after 1 o'clock thi morning.

negro girl living in his family. His of evenings under the trees, presaging chiij'JJ'gTaJiwiV Ihe between father and son inelin the indictment, a plentiful crop of the destructive of a A. D. isn, a a scene, lull IUllJJsl a i professional life has Mr. Vallaiidisham, pale as a sheet and and who has been in jail with measuring worm in the future.

bark all exclamations of painJ a ft er th above verdict was rendered, 1 apparently the was discharged. powers of ilrs. Whil- prc-cn1. The anguish of i 'j indicted for comb's Syrup for children arc as pos BOOR BROTHERS 20, IPTI. Lime! Lime! T3i RT.SHTJME.

in jniyi 1 vr A. J. OILS of private i a i i 1 1 life. 011- 11OW brief vocal As 1 clo-e my of ihc the first tune of the Tin; i in Hi" ourt Uoojn, jf Court a-ljourne'l a a i of A i i "Pa! of hasty letter sun ore no "ray lis friend-, 'ihe pale with anxious wal-h- inr. imr no look or wird of''iioourace- So fur human knowledge goei.

cm L. Vallandigham is rapidly iy the of his eventful life. rase in afflicted fT many If tvrf it, if I the State makini: Rcnlle a soolhfng as an ar-geFs wins- "mnM i IT- liai hr Hia1 I'r- froin heaven, and 10 fine of -SA and lo make pay a Tin: proprietor of the Fairfield Cheese Factory, from which came the cheese per. Goot AT AU.TISES.--Dr. Henry's Root and Plant Pills are vegetable and can be taken at anj and all times without regard to diet and or business.

R. T. THORP, Produce and Commission Merchant 1ollk-j M- MIT. of DEFIANCE, OHIO. SEE advertisement of Dr.

Butts' Dis- in i a a i OK in 1K1. SOTICE. io the that honr. Dr. Dawson, of Cincinnati, that it originated from the crfws eating at 3.

but was too late to do any loheli nas called in all the irood for the dying man. Judge Haynes, L. 1 tLJ3 morning, with other per- to prevent further trouble. Vegetable 8iillian Hair Re- r. Stl- 3itv.

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