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CRAWFORDSVILLE, iND Saturday, .Tune 2,1886.

Prinlcdnnd Publtnbcd ercry £:iturdny ITIoruiny, by

A E S O W E N

Washington Street. 2«1 Story, LCC'N New UricU. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION':—$2,00 IX ADVANCE.

I A I O N

LARGER THAN ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IX Crnwforilsville! Advertisers, cull up find oxatnine our List of llj-SUBSCRIBUKSIcT]!

Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Kallroad

Time Tabic which took cffect .lime Ultli. 1S6.". GOING NORTH. Accommodation 10.50 a.m. Through Freight 9.40 p.m. Express g.oa

UOlNli SOUTH.

Express.

9.93

a.m.

Through Freight 0.5a Accommodation u.li p. m. Good connections mado with nil other road*.

B. F. MASTIX, Superintendent.

June 21th, 18G5.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

SECRETARY OP PTATH,

-Gen. MAIILON D. MANSON, of Montgomery

AUDITOR OP PTATB,

/. CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, of Clark-

TRKASTREK OF STATE, JAMES B. KYAN, of Muiun

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

JOnX R. C0FFU0T1I, of Iluntingtmi. SCrERIKTSNDfiNT OF PL'UMC INSTRUCTION, R. M. CIIAPMAX, of Knox.

$hc flews (Koiulcnscv.

Gen. Sherman was banqueted last Monday night at St. Paul, Minnesota

The Tennessee Legislature has adjourned

till the 8th of November nest.

The Troasury of Green Lake County, Wisconsin, was robbed last Sunday of $S0,000.

vV. Congress Hall, at Saratoga. V.. was burn"*ed last Tuesday. Loss, S'200 000

A man was arrested in St. Louis a few days

since for a. murder committed thirteen years ngo.s

All the flags at Washington were at halfmast Tuesday, on account of General Scott's death.

A young lady named Busher was killed by the oareless handling of firearms, at Spring

field, Illinois, day before yesterday, v-

The couutry papers of Louisiana give

The raius of tho last week were greatly needed by the crops of Ohio, Indiana and Illi

nois. Grass, especially, was suffering.

Messrs. O Conor and Shea, who have been at fortress Monroo in consultation with their

client, Jeff. Davis, returned to New York Monday.

Seven hundred Fenians, of the Roberts per

suasion, passed through Indianapolis Monday, on their way to Buffalo to join the promised

invasionary movement against Canada.

The President has approved the bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to

make regulations against the introduction of cholera.

The mysleriou3 Fenian stir conMiw$C' 201) Fonians have been suddenly missed from

Memphis within the Inst two days. Three or

four hundred passed through Cleveland, Tuesday.

ssttipThe City Council of Indianapolis, Monday,

voted an appropriation of $160,000 to aid the construction of the Vincennes, the Danville,

and the Indiana and Illinois Central railroads, the money to be distributed pro rata.

4-iThe House, Monday, finally passed the Tax Bill. Tho publication of iucoiue returns will

still be permitted and tho amendment requiring gas companies to pay (heir own tax,

instead of charging it on the consumer was passed.

A tornado \isited the vicinity of Iloncsdiile, Pennsylvania, Monday, destroying the lnrge covered bridge spanning the Lackawanna, demolishing barns and out-houses, and carrying a boy about fifty feet. No lives were lost.

Leading cotton manufacturers represent to tho Committee on Ways and Means that the supply of cotton, suitable for American con sumption, is so small that it is probable we

shall be obliged to resort to the importation of the article before September next.

Prof. W. Byrd Powell, who died in Covington, Ky., a few days ago. bequeathed his head to Mrs. T. II. Kiusey, of Cincinnati, to be used

for scientific purposes. In accordance with thiB a surgeon cut off tho Professor's head ,and it is now in the possession of tho lady.

HON. LAMPDI.N P. MILLIGAN, whoso kidnapping and cruel persecution are familiar to to the public, voluntarily appeared in the United States Court on Tuesday last, and de

manded trial on tho indictment pending against him for conspiracy. He was recog-

nUed to appear for trial at tho November .vi

crm

and gave bail for 55,000.

Tho steamship Persia from Liverpool arrived at New York on Tuesday with advices to the 20th. Her summary adds littlo that is definite to our knowledge of the continental situation. The latest rumors wero that hostilities hed commenced, but this in not confirmed. Financial confidence is nearly restored in England, though a number of additional suspensions are roported. Attention lias been callod in Parliament to the increase

of the United States naval force at the fishing grounds. The Londoners have decided to erect a monument to the banker and money

shaver, Peabody, a Massachusetts yankoe, who made in that city much monish.

A most outrageous rape was perpetrated in Sumpter county, Georgia, last week. Mrs.

Gresham, a highly respectable and intelligent lady, started to a neighbor's house half a mile

distant. When about half way a negro met her, ami drawing a knife and pistol, forced

scr to go several miles into a dense swamp,

where she was detained for 80 hours and brutally outraged. The particulars arc hori-

ble. At the end of two days and a night tlie frantic woman was released by the negro,

who threatened her with death, it'it were ten years henee, if she exposed him.

After wandering several hours in tlie woods she came to a house nearly exhausted and her

mind nearly gone. She was taken home, and tho ordeal through which she had passed revealed to her husband. The whole neighbor

hood was soon out in search of the negro, but failed to find lmn. In a day or wo however,

he returned and was arrested and taken to Anieiiciis for trial. The lady recognized him,

and the husband unable longer to restrain himseif rushed upon him and with three well

directed hosts, was revenged. Mr. Gresham

was imiiiedialv arrested by the officers of the Freedmen's Bureau and required to give

bonds in the sum of f-M.iJilO fur his appearance.

The National Intelligencer says that when

old Thad .Stevens found, the other day. that several Republican members were opposed to his manner of conducting hostilities against

the Secretary of tl.e Treasury, lie •turned livid with rage, and exhibited, hv his manner,

the greatest violence.''

II®,

The wheat crop in California, is endiingered by excessive rains.

"sad

accounts of distress in the inundated regions.

Twelve parishes are devastated by the flood.

'J HE editor of the Journal a fleets to be offended at being called a negro equality editor, and

says -the principal editor and scribbler of the Review has been frequently detected i/i crawling out the back window of a "uiager

shanty. This dart: charge \v :s mad a some two years ago by the Journal, but it has never

had the courage to name the chief editor. The Review in former years had a large corps of

editors, some of whom have retired with magnificent competency, and are now living in luxurious ease and elegance, anions -wlwm

we will mention the name of Major Gen. Lew. Wallace. At the present time we have no

corps and are naturally very anxious to learn the name of this chief editor as the

Journal styles him. If he refuses to give it, let him acknowledge himself a liar and a slanderer. im

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The Lady's Friend, for June.

This superior magazine leads off with a suggestive steel plate called, The Mother's Bless

ing," illustrating a romantic story. The fashions are distinguished as usual for elegance

and appropriateness. Airily graceful and

delicately gay, they befit the month of roses, of summer skies and soft south winds. "The

Music Mistress," a good wood-cut, also illustrates a story. Then follow some well chosen designs which the ladies will find useful, a

Gored Dress, an Oriental Braiding Pattern. The Spanish Fichu, Grecian Coiffure, fashion

able caps ancl bonnets. ''The Old Family Clock,'' occupies the musical pages. Among

the stories, '•'Which of the Two" is remarkablv good, even for the genius and practised pen of Louise Chandler Moultou: "Straiogv," b\

Lmtna B. Ripley, is excellent, and so is "A

New Bub on an Old Stock, by Frances Leo and ''Sybil Ainswortiia continued story bv

Harris Byrne "The Amber Spirit,'

is a short

and striking article, with a quaint illustra

tion. The poetry is by August Bell, E. Mar

garet Starr, and others. In conclusion are some picturesque bathing dresses, the usual attractive variety in the work-table depart

ment, Editorials, Receipt?, and fashions. Price $2..00 a year 2 copies Sl.Qit 8 copius

(and one gratis) SPi. ll'Wrr ,(• 11'iUons celebrated Seu-ing Machines are furnished an Premiums.

Single numbers for sale by the news dealers. Address Deacon & Peterson. HI'.) Walnut

Sireet, Philadelphia. .-j! 'i

i'on the in formation of Mr. !vr.t:.vi:v of the Journal, we would state that we tire tho chief editor of the CrawfordsviHo Rcr\r, and arc

known in this community by the name of CIIAKI.KH H. BOWKX. We pretend to as much

respectability, as regards oiirsclf, personally, and our tainily connect ions, as himself, and

we now dare him to give us Ihe name of the chief editor lie refers to in his last issue, or

stand convicted as a malicious liar. We dare the cowardly slanderer to speak the name.

A.'l the editor of the Journal objects to being called a negro equality editor, we presume

that he has gone back upon Ihe leaders of his party. WE.\IU:U, Pnn.urs tells us that negro suffrage means negro Ct»tgnt.*men tilting in ihe Houscof Representative!. It means colored mer

chants in New Orleans and colored Senator? in Columbia. It. means negro representatives sharing in making railroad laws and other

laws. Il means social equality." WE.NUKLL PIIII.Lirs is one of the great shining lights of your

party. Do you endorse him? Answer without equivocation nonoof your lying innuendoes about tho "chief editor and scribbler" but face tho musio. Do you endorse him'

M. M. POMEROY OF TIIE LACROSSE I)FUOCRAT OX ROBACK'S BITTERS. ?-',

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back of ncillna,

The Canucks Waking Up.

Toronto, May 31.—The Daily Telegraph of this evening has a dispatch from Montreal to-day saying oue thousand stand of arms were seized at St. Albans yesterday, concealed in a box marked machinery. When seized they were turued over to the Anierieuu authorities at Burlington. The sensation created here last

received notice to be ready to move troops,

stock. Colonel luix this morning received orders from Ottawa to notify all corps in this department to be ready to move at once for active service if required. The city during the morning has been rather excited. Canadians now admit that Sweeney is desperately in earnest and will attempt invasion. The tiovernment is loudly censured for withdiawing troops from the frontier and leaving the border towns at the mercy of the Fenians.

^KCdMI DISPATCH.

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The Kcvnuitj Tclcgrajih has a reliable special from Hamilton, saying that at 11 o'clock this morning, the troops there were called out by bugle and ample preparations have been made by the G. W. 11. 11. Company for an emergency. It also has a dispatch from Buffalo, dated 2 P. M.) en^j-iwg Voutanq :ivo constantly l'Cceiving additions to their numbers. They are very secretive and will divulge nothing except that the}* are going to California. It is believed that Sweeney litis sent unarmed men into the Province to use at night and seize the arms in the Government buildings over the frontier.

TORONTO, May 31-—Reports that the Great Western trains had been stopped or interrupted, in consequence of Fenian movement, are incorrect. They contin

ue to run precisely as usual. There is very little excitemenl millitary authorities on the alert, and all needful precautions taken.

men is 7

is making tho best

article of Bitters now manufactured in the United States or elsewhere. We have usod them for thrco years, and would not be without them for almost nny money. In the spring

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Stomach Bitters are worth hundreds of

dollars for koepinc tho stomneh in order, and cleansing the blood from iU accumulated impuritio*. It is not once in two years that we endorso «o called patont modicines. bnt Itoback's aro worth all the piaiso wc can bestow on them.

WOUK on the Crawfordsvillc and Darlington gravel road is progressing rapidly. When finished it will bo ono of tho finest roads in the State.

vuii.v.1 44 A 41 r'juuiuiu^,

THE poor old abolition concern in squirming and gy rat in crct circular

over our publication of its scr,

•'We intended to publish it in ihe Journal last week, but a press of other matter crowd- I ed it out yf"

•'A press of other matter. That .« a good

joke. Pray neighbor, what press of matter was there in your last, issue that prevented it? Was it RNRINO I'KTLK S squib essavs on ne-| gro suflrage and equality, or dead advertise-|

PiiKNTK'K. of the Louisville louintl makes a wicked lunge at the very underpinning of society, lie says "tiltini:

hoops enable the common people to sec a

have added that their influence was ele vating upon man.

W lvi.i'TIVT PUTKit, in the last issue of the poor

old abolition organ of tlie negro suffrnge par-

ever

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was he went, there merely to rifle the pockets

of dead soldiers. This infamous slander against a brave soldier who has served for

three years in our armies, because he refuses to join hands with a party who advocates ne

gro suffrage and equality, will not advnnce the cause of the Republican party in this county, or the election of Weeping Peter to the Legislature.

AN honest Logansport German got excited over an account of an elopement of a married women, and exclaimed: "If my vifc raus avay mit auoder man's vile I will shake him out of her tiltings and valor full if she be mine fader mine Got."

WEKI-IXG PETKK, in the poor old abolitionegro equality organ, makes faces at our

Fredericksburg correspondent, a Johnson Republican, and calls hiin names, oaya lie's a copporhead. Everything looks coppery to Pe

ter. Poor Peter, if lie lives till the ides of October, he 11 think that Montgomery county

is the best copper region in the State. Marie that Peter.

THE poor old nbolition organ announces with great gravity, that Weeping Peter was attending court last week in an adjoining county. We'll bet ton to one that his client, if he had any, went to the penitentiary.

SPIRIT OF TUE PRJL'SS.

Wo notico tho newspapers in all pwts of the country seem to bo going into ocstacios of lute over tho wonderful medical properties of Coe's Cough Balsam and Coo's Dyspepiia Curo. Wo are glad to know that theso roliablo remedies are for sale bv overy Druggist in tho land,

TIIE Commissioners Court meets on next Mend* v.. .. -T

Sj mpathj froiu the Right Quarter. The Radicals are getting up a testimonial for "William Lloyd Garrison. It is to be an endowment of §50,000. Chiefjustice Chase heads the movement. Garrison delivered a speech in New York a few years ago, in which he said: "No act of ours do we regard with niorc conscientious approval, or higher sat-

night was irreat. The Tdajraph savs that ^faction, none do we submit nunc cutifi- ,, ,\,r ,, dently to tho tribunal of heaven and the tbo treat Wostcm toinpnny, wind, l..d

ma ki

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years

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have telegraphed to the Grand Trunk 1 presence of a great asscmblv. we comniitCompany to allow the use of their rolling

Tmtu.vro, May 31.—The excitement is his letters had failed to reach his wife, who was then

increasing and Volunteering lias again commenced with energy. The news of the determination of the Government to call out the volunteers .caused great rejoicing. There is

alarm and business

is going on as usual. The entire press unite in the belief that the blow is about to be struck. Humor savs the Fenians are collecting on the line of the St. Lawrence. The Cabinet was called together to-day and members are hurrying to Ottawa.

on the QXn th Ju in thc

i,inos

the Constitution of the

United States!" 'Ihe motto at the bead of lii.s "paper, the Boston Liberator, was:

The Constitution of the I'liion a league with hell and a eovanent with death." ]?y all means make him an endowment! .He is entitled to one at the hands of the Radicals, and is deserving of all the sympathy Chase can bestow on him.

lican" correspondent, a, Kredencksburg. He I-

calls him a copperhead, and other naughty

Men who torsake the nioii iiartv tor tlie

sole purpose of getting appointments troni A. Johnson, will find out, after awhile, perhaps, that there is a Senate as well as an A. Johnson.—Journal.

IIow about Hon. JAMES WILSON'S appoint""'it. Will the Senate confirm it

TIIE editor of the Lacrosse (Wisconsin) Democrat iy

lille

I iik charnc in tlie I.afavi 4.44. VNAIGT, IN IJIV I'LUDVFLLF

111 fit 1

lnaunti, i.ontin.tLd with their liuercHts.

11 1

ty is anything lint flattering. Good jui

say that it will be the smallest that lias been gathered for years.

COL. S. C. WILI.SOX, President of the I. C. & I). Itailroad. is now absent in New. \'0-VJv on business connected with the road.

TIIK old ourt shingle roof

.IUtttc„i3^r.eceiving a new

W Kt:rix I'EIEII don appear to like oureorrespondent, "Chicaniauga." Poor Peter.

I HI More Rewards Tor Grant's Family. J^otonly is General Grant himself liborally rewarded for his services, but all

hruI ti ons ,,ul fVk ,,,ls

care

great deal more of -rood society man ,, they ever saw before" And he might

the loll

ty of this county, seems to doubt whether our soldier correspondent. "Chieainauga," was

a battle field, and charges that if he

being taken

of by the CJovernment. V\ lind

™i"S «n exchange son of General Grant cadet at West Point

"Douglas Grant, a has been appointed by the President.

Affairs in Europe.

A London letter to a Xew York paper takes this new view of Napoleon's speech. It Pi}* /, 1

The last hope of peace lies probably in this—that Napoleon's supposed readiness to light may act as a warning to the other powers to keep tho peace, as a means of keeping their common enemy out of mischief,"

Hoit. P. JUil!ljsrn:i.

This gent 1 ciiia• 1 who was so cruelly wronged and outraged under the administration ox' Lincoln, made a speech in 'Wells county a lew days since in which he refers to 3 persecutors in the following h, gunge: '•God is just although to us^ who do not understand his providence that justice sometimes seems tardy. I never was prone to believe in the frequent recurrence of special providence, but such instances arc distinctly seen in the eases of three of the greatest sinners against God's righteous will—Lincoln, 13rou"h and Morton.

THE length of some of the young ladies "tillers" is considerably "abo.vo.two feet"

The Indianapolis, Crawronlsvllle and Daavlllc Knllroad. Mr. "\V ii.lson, tho President of this company, is now in tliia city prepared to give a bonus of §250,000 in eash donations also, the road bed between Crawfordsviile and Covington, upon which there has been expended some §128,000. which will be worth its cost to any party who agrees to construct the road also the right of way from this city to Dan*.r..

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A Romance in Real Life—Truth Stranger than Fiction. A suldier appeared in our county in search of his u. n« necessity. (wife. It seems that iliiriiv,- his absence in the army .1 .. ,,

lieved in his death—he consented that she should make the choice between the two husbands, which she did, deciding in favor of the last. The prototype of Knoch Arden left satisfied with the happiness'of his wife and rhildren.

nis 1 livii death. Left with three children upon the cold char ities of the loyal community, she consented to marry a very estimable man and moved to our county. The soldier found on his arrival here that his ohil-1 entirely ior children. Through these a I drcn were treated kindly, and every provision made for them—and being satisfied that his wife firmly be

in Illinois, and a report was received of his

W IS :l

WKKL'INH 1 I:TKU hates our ••Jolm.son Repub- »NI

a a

who calls the Republican party a banimcr uns fined b7 loi kissing Mis. Union party is a liar, and the truth is not '^^hofken, the other day at in him II,. lrl./i r.ullu Tiv.,,i 3IitchelI. The deed was committed in in him. lie who calls Thad. Stevens or I any ot hi» lollowets a patroit, is himself a traitor

UOUrfHll

—.

ted. will, from the country it will, drain, not be a coward. Hellas

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be a paying road, counting (be slock at par. '1 he donations and rights of way will reduce the stuck to the contractors to sixty-live cents

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the dollar. 'We

ing their line westwardly'Ihr nt^lt so fine P:lt'k of bloodhounds. and productive a country as this" road will drain, and bring the irreat West within their reach.—Jndixnupui I!,

ld.

IfOok at the School-Hooks.-advice our democratic friends to

louk closely to the kind of school-books that are put in the bands of their children. As a specimen of its necessity.

IoiloWltlg 1 TO til the /C\V Ufk

correspondent ol a Georgia exchange: ''But tlni most noticeable publications that are brought out are those designed

bin Clop ol bate and persecution for

IKN mi: plan ted. precisely as Abo- .. .. litiouiMu was.sowed thirtv years a'»o, 1 TABLfc H.WhN. remembci then finding Abolitionism in '""S"

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the proprietors of our hotels arc opposed to'

w''icli

the running of the Greencastle and hafa\ette MJ-KM »paro mine viow!1* .. .,„

accommodation train, is false. The, have'-

TIIK prospect of the wheat crop in thiscoun-l 1^'tNou MOKTOX and a number of cided'y the best articld we have ever known forall

I ... common diseases ot the Head. lo-es I Other Ab. dlfruitaries who httvo not vet HurriPerry, Boston. I Barnos A Park. N York, I

TERRIBLE.—Abby Kelley Foster prophesies "a damnation of blood and flame and lire'' uulcss suffrnge is given the negroes. SIS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcement fee 85,—invariably in Advanccl

FOR COUNTY TK1-:ASl"Ki:it'.

"V\l-..the Democracy ot' Franlin township heartily recommend ROHKltT C. CRAIG a: a candidate before the County Convention, for tho office of Treas

11,05 aU! 1U1S tn

Township

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Lee T. Needhani .lacob l'l'. R?n'htT

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Please so

R. Gl'O. ENGLISH.

WAVKJ.ASH, lsi., April 0, leGG.

LiuTbit RKVIKW: hut. 11 he tinie having arrived for annminciugeanilnlHteslor Ihe various oflices to be tilled by the votorsot ilontgomery county at. the approaching fall election, we lakc.thc i.pportunity of menfioning the namo ot our esleomed fellow-citizen and sterling Democrat. COK.NKMAS L. CANINE, as a suitable person to receive the nomination for County Treasurer at the approaching Democratic Convention

BROWN TOWN .SHIP DEMOCRACY.

i:i prkskntativk. ^'le Cnne for choosing candidates

to rcpiesent tho Democracy of Montgomery county !i,n?»-n

.' P"'(!'ty extensive oppor

tunities of e^onsiilting the wishes of the people generally, it is believed that, none would ho more acceptable to tlie nominal ing convention, for the oflico iiT

ros

''"n'

tlvo ln lh( StlUc

bcgislaturc. than M.

M.i Hi.Mn Kj-q., of heott township. .i,„

llK,N11.v ,0'.'

well known to the Drmoerncy of

the county to require a word of commendation. It foi th'I( "S

bef'oro the convention

for that position, ilAN\ DEMomtATs

man\ democrats.

M„ 11 DARLINGTON, IMI., April, 88.18CB. r./. i.'.-i Vu

!,su

announce the name of

CHARLES .^AI'I'ENI'UCI.II, of Crawfordsvillc,in bothe Deinocracy of I'ranklin, as a candidate beforo the County onvention, for Representative. „„'J 1

lfl Vl)Un

"One has been summoned to the bar of retributive justice with his sins unrepented of. Another, covered all over with the mildew of debauchery and wrapped in the exhalations from which buzzards would turn their offended noses, carried to the grave the impress of infamy while there j-ct remains ohe of the Godless trio, but the plague is on its westward march, liis limbs are smote with the blood ol crime, and tremble under their load of corruption. But I pray that he may live long to realize in this world rather than in the next, that God is just."

lawyer of fino abilities,

and one whose character stands unimpeached beforo the people. The Democracy of Franklin earnestly requost the co-operation of It he Democracy of the other loivnships, to make Mr. Sappenlield's nomination a perfect suecoss, at the coming Convention.

FRANK LIN DEMOCRACY.

FOR SI1EIUFF7

-"N* LINDEN, IND., May 11, IFICFL. fcDHOUllKViBWsHnvi.n boen frequently solicited by raanytriund?. I have consented to become a candidaioior ihu oinco of Sheriff of Montgomery county, snbjoct to the decision of the Democratic convention. l'leasc so Announce.

Respectfully yours, JN'O. M. BARCCS. Mu. EDITOH—I'leaso present, on behalf of many Democrats, tho name of Hue 11 f- SIDNEII. as a candidate beforo the Democratic Convention for the nomination as Sherifl. Mr. SID.NEB wus tho candidate of tho party at the last election as Sheriff/and enterea upon tho race when thcro was but vory little prospect of election, l'his did not abate his energy, and he was beaten only by a few votes. A staunch Democrat, his battles in tho past will, wo trust, secure him a favorable consideration from tho convention. 1 lerse insert this card until further notice.

MADISON TOWIISHIP.

FOR COMMISSIONER.

^R.-EDITOR—Please «iinouneo tho name of SIMUEL MCCOMAB JUI & candidate for ConntT Commissioner,, jubjeet to tho decision nf the Domocratio Otnuity Corrrention. 11AVT DEMOCRAT?.

DURING tho excitement of the "Buckshot war" in Pennsylvania (1838), Thad. Stevens, jumped out of'a window in the Capitol at Harrisburg, to remove his body from all dangerous proximity to.this excited populace, lie is at the"same work again, stirring up passion and inflaming prejudice, and will b'e"as quick to remove his precious person' frOni all danger as formerly. Were his cause just and his conscience nol corrupted with, injustice

iu l-'iiu- i-uu.-MJicuiTi: uui, corrupted wiui. nijusticc

vtlle. Illinois. This work, when complo-1 (to paraphrase Shakespeare).

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should think that our friends of the d°wn South, they tell bint that the Columbus and Indianapolis road would "Freedmen's Bureau" is after him, and eagerly seize this opportunity of extend- j^lC!

Ui\ liool-hook:-. One ot lliy little boys size?, bleached ,md unbleached, will bo olfored for got a prize at school the other 11V it sale to the ludie? tjf Moiitsriinery (•nnnty during tho

snort, is tin abominable tirade against the

book entitled Th: Soldi, 'linu Present season by t'HLAP JOIIN.

^»»T'eee eonhnns an atrocious.

MNIDMO

,, 1 solute! attempted the ll!e ol a 1-ederali Con^istmi: of Razors, Pocket Knives, ie-, ean bo names, and talks ot liou skins and asses. |.

S 0 in a

'1 he devil at our side remarks that it would ,,..,*,,,. i, t„.'...- in iWJtei. It narrates with approval all sorts I take ihe skms of two full giown lions to de penetrated l,y •The Soldier Peter's asinine proportions and hi.s friend:, uj.on^onthern sym-

onlederate NOTION'S OP KVMiV KIM),

innlSmO.

i... ,r ,,,, More Than Thirty Years' j,

this is a specimen fc

I nil fi f.» len fl 1. e\ li.» «. 1?. J. j. a j.

lou not her pootj thei I

would

l,(it''

and run

ali0t ier

awav, and may live to "run" dav.

they want to frighten- a negro,

faster than if chased by a

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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toel framus 8ola ,lt

thelowcst rates by

'"j"5'1' linntn,con^ut

napkins, handkerchiefs, £«., of all

hadof CHEAP JOHN.

B^MABSHALIS'

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South: and yet it is permitted to be dis- I This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to bo tho tributed to the school children in this

most conservative quarter of the North, .excellent remedy in ninny cases of Norc Eyea. There i« no in^rncrirm ian nnlv has been removed by it, and Hearing miction in it. OllJj il .^pli it

1'Vi

of llialicC nguilhSt (lie J^OUtli and the' It is trapi-ant iindacrocnbU*. and Copperheads.''

bas bee!^l^d

often been greatly improved by its use".

Gives Immediate Relief

m. -I To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of tho

Ti,, i) t, -, Head. The sensations after using it aro delightful Jlltill i. 15 ICED IS I SSI XG.— Hans fswock- and invigorating. It opens nnd purges out all oh--' hammer was fined 87 for l-Uxino- Alee ftroctIons, strengthens the glands, and gives a ».i3 uncu 101 hlhSlUir -U1S. healthy action to tho partsalTectcd.

IlllttOJ 111 ()f Snle and use of lr. IUurrtlinll'M CntnrtIi nnri

tlie provi nce ol DlOtrieli Swcilioekeil, her has proved its Rreat value for hu-sband who I' „,,,l

:iU l! C0IDm,

"iiuu. WHO said as SO mad as 1 mont itstands higher than ever before. never jiea.'" 'The affair led to the per-I I reeounnunded

Journal that ut f*oilie Jionibie poetry, ofjrywhere.

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never yet discovered that the train in am "v, you mit nm «. "tie» Blcailnchc Smitl', and sold it in our wholesale.' ,..i -,i .i [jBedf'v/t! Independent "1 'fade, cheerfully state,

you mit mine atieli! [1o,'i( Independent.']

"1,diseases of tho Head, and at this mo-

nf' and is used with great sucecid and sntislaction cvo-1

many of the best pi iy »ici a i».«

Read the Certificate of Wholesale:* Druggists in 1851:.

that wc believe it to be equal.

in every respect, to the recomniendations given of it

for the cure of Catarrhal AfTectious. and that it is de-

I Rued, Austin A co.. A. D. ,t 1). Sand?,

taken the doi! r(?fc of moxa. are like an I JJrown.Lamson.tco., Stephen Paul A CO.." .. Reed. Cutler A co.. Israel Jlinor &. co., epitaph ill ilissiSSippK-sws'* hot/oh rotten I fef'h Fowlo. McKesson A Rabbin?. ,,, |fet iIson-FairbankAeo.. 1 A. L. Seovill & Co.. ftOi Jorqotten 1 Ilenshaw, Edmonds A co.. M.AVard.Closo A so.."

JfJ.i II. II. Ilay, Portland. Me., Bush Gale.

For snle by all Druggists. Try it.

V» M, 111

December 3u-16G5-ly,

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDYI FOR IRREGULARITIES. Theso Drops ore a scientifically compound fluid1 preparation, and bettor than any Pills, Powders or

Nostriuns. Being liquid, their action is d'iroct and

rin

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A* NU"

Dear Mr: In obedience to'the solicitations of many

dalL tor thL'ortf'i*^of'C^ou'iHyC''iv,'n'iuvL'r''"'iibWvtI

positive, rendering them a reliable, spocdy and cor-.' 1 tain specific for the cure of all obstructions and sup—

v...,. ^.N.CIHII.II, 10r uu'oiaeeoi ircii5- prcssions of nature. Their popularity is indicated urer of said county, knowing him to be of unflinch- by the fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold' blfslne'r

cl consumed by the ladies of tho United State,,

AN 111. J. Mullen. ,T. Ii. MeCallis'er every one of whom speak in the strongest terms of I^^'L'iVrie'k

IV ^'R!',Y.1!U0JJA"'"1 I raise of their great merits, They aro rapidly tak-

le ,e

l''

ap0

J!'1"11''1-" Nathaniel Boohor on-idered by all who know aught of them, as tho Reuben l-ausv. -urest, safest, and most infallible preparation In the MI:. J'.DITOU:—Pleaseannounce the name of Hrvitv "orld, for the cure of nil femalo complaints, tho ro-iei^V?\h?-^lp~r-r'\"-V^lilA/i'rCtlUnl.^

every other Female Remedy, and aro

"r(iV' moval of all obstructions of nature, and tho prouio-

eotto thtdec. 111 ot tho tion of health, regularity and strength. Explicitdi-'" •»,»( T.' -I. .0^^ rections staling when they may be used, and cxplainLnrroit HKVITW-—

I"E when and why they should not, norcould not bo

usci1

without produeinj effects contrary to nature's

'Tu

the choice of the Dpuiacnitio convention' Please 30 bottle, with tho wnUan .signature of Joii.N l„ aunouncc. Very Truly, A.

0 r, lly fo,dcd r0UU

Lvnx, without which none 11 rgenuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN J,. LvON. W0. Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., who can be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp.) concerning all private diseases and fcninlc we,ikne«.«c».

Price SI,St) per bottle. Sold by Druggists everywhere. C.G. CLARC A CO janS7y6Csn. Gcn'l Agontsfor U. S.and Canmlnv.

RELIEF IN TEN MINI'TKS.

BRYAN'S

PULMONIC WAFERS!

The Original Medicine established in 1837. and first

of I LLMONIC W Al'KRS, in this or any other country: all other 1 uliuoniu Wafers are counter«|',A- v1.'1,0 .c'',l,llr"N fan bo known hv tho namo JJlvi A^S being stamped on each WAITER. ,, ,. ,,'!|!V,AN"'-' PULMONIC WAFERS bciieve oughs, Colds, Sore 1'Iiroat, Hoarseness, 11 I- BRVAN'SI PCLMONIC WAIKKS Relievo Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing

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BKVAN'S PULMONIC AVAKEIIS

liolieve Irritntion of tho Uvula and Tonsils,

BRVAN'S PULMONIC WAFER'S

Kelicvo tho above Complaints in ten minutes.

BKVAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Are a blessing to ail Clases and Constitutions. Bit VAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Aro adapted for A oculists and Public Speaker?.

BRVAN'S PULMONIC WAFEBS

Aro in simple form and pleasant to"tho taste. 1 .. BRYAN'S I'CLMONIC WAFERS rsot only relievo, but effect rapid and lasting cures.

BRVAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

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BRYAN'B PULMONIC WAFERS Twontysflvo'Conts.

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Proprietor. JOB -M

d»cS0 M. MOcEH, r"C?rtl«rsd St, I'er