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I^EW SERIES-VOL. XVIII, NO 23.

BUSINESS CARDS.

MEDICAL.' 7

MRS. M.

PHY SI CIJLlsT.. omrramt ttrstflpnrc :m Vernon Strrrt," Nearly Updo*11,0 tUr l*sst onirr.

W'll.l. ui\ c.-xclu VI-lit If ,|i. Ill In I III. It

,1iellluiidOhsJdrls also 1,, jl„. treatiiien' he diseases uf Woiumi iiull ('MM,-/,, -,\ sliaiv WWtybetluHy. i»tr

Physician «8id SunuMM.

OH. ft. J. BMmsEY,

•ol his jiroN Olllcciiaiil UiMdct liriiham."' (Jornor.

iinulactnrers of Corn Shellers. Horse lJow(irs, Drag .cuws, Sugar iUs, Sugar Kettle'j, Oastiligs, Brass ("astmsrs and aehinerv il evcry description.

(.) a, 3i) 13

(f*tn turn nut Rrpau' Uorkhi f'rir Inm,'.s.

Shop on Jr ht.,south of RriunbU- IIouac,

pilK umleraiitned will Any person having 1'nri will do well to leave them wi U".

For Sale!

4 or

A1ter

?t«u of the

vill

IlCiOYFAf^

i.n .Main street, un.t (August l^-iiut.

MACHINERY.

]{. Mr RATI I & (\k MACHINISTS,

LaFayette, Ind.

iiini-.Mivrllyw.»:.|,3liin,l.

«,)•!, Wine of Tar

WineoTar

WhitvoJ Jar

At?ent-«. jniiW l-«»".vl

Citron

Balsam

mFmmmmx NO SCfiATCMNG-.

Cliilmim is a ple-.-nnt liquid rcmedv

whieh neverfails to cure the 1TC1I at oii«»\ As an external applicntion f« Kheum:iti.m. Kruptive l)isca^e? «f the J^kin. I'lcers, OK' Sores. (iai»Lrrene. IhiniKand i*aldr». it ir* very «'!Teel-ve.

Ndd by Driiirsi^ts. Priee*J5oen OLIVKK CIJOOK A CO., JVopriotors. lliiinliaiiH A im ^clt:iak, Chiesu' i, John

IJ. L*ark,

Cinn:iti,

O,.

Uen'l AjrctiH. innWylrtiTP.

REAL ESTATE. 7

UenS Kstatr

A^'hcv!

STEAM PRINTING.

REVIEW

fsKi'dNii

sTdHv. i.ki: m:\v

Hoi ul l'nnn-.

U5 Town Iots. i- 5 Residences. 1 liriek htore 8 Brick Hesid

hnquireat the Recorder's Othee. ... .?Jlec-3.0^, I

GROCERIES .V

liKlO & SSKOTHliU'S

NEW GROCERY STORE.!

rpiUS establishment ii now stocked with larue

the (:orner Book Store a larK« lot of (Jap. LetCoiuinercinl Note, Rill and other sm-.s of .Tupor.

Also the sntne sw.es in Lisf.s I*

aiimc.

Countrv dealers Mipplicd on rcasonnblejerm^ AuulH»tiO-U.

L. A. FOOTKACo.

t)U Sui

vill iind an n# Hty. »»ir1

tKi»uw SH.UKS.

Watches, Clocks, &c.

JAMES PATTERSON,

-PKAI.KH

E WE LR ,|

ruovK jjyo.v

Pneket (.utlerv, Rlnted W are. Fire Arms. Musical under previous laws. Instrumeiiti*,- Fockei Jlooki?,: Fancy Article*. Comix I a bounty of $T»0 is now nllowed to each and every Rrushes. Toy?, Rdok^nmi Stfitioncry, Ac.. Ac., nt tho soldier enlisted for any less period thnn tw

.s'At^W -.w* 'GOLDEN WATCH," .Main Street, CrawfcrdHville, ImL

nr/'^Vatches. Clocks and Jewelry, repaired by the most experienced workmen, and ranted

Books.

A LECTURE

V0C/.T« .HJJ.l'.

Just.J'ublishcd, in a Scaled Knvelope. Price ,-ix

cal cure of Spermatorrhea* or Saunnal Weakncjw.

mot

THOL'SANDS."

sands ani

Sent under seal, to any adilrcsp. in plain sealed envelope, unthnret'eivt ol fix.rentJ. or two potag_e Uiiiipj. Also Dr. t'ulverwell'a "Aliirriugu 1 oriee 25 cents. AddreM the publisher*.

iMJS'.ii'edttot article :of lfufftito,(bii: T»niieil So] A Leather at W)l. I \VatSI) N'S.

.AXES.

ARetinal-Chit'

l.lih' 15UUTHK1

!^.Mrs, M.

WAHIlliVIJTO.'V M'I'It M"l',

f'ltnrfiirilKii/h' /ml in

?*i hn7v .«

pleasant prepiimtioiij contnin

'ins ul) ihe incihen! propertiej f.f the I'ine '1 n-e in tin highest.ileuree. It quicklycurcsCmitjhH,C*«IU^.i'on Humption. hore 1 hryat and Hrc«.«t, and all di«ensn »t r.h« 1 hmat. and Lungs. It restore^ the ^ystrni t( perfect health, and l* very efTcetive in eiiriu^ disea"en ol the liivc.r. JMoinneh. Kidueys, 1'ladder. A«*. "dd bv Drucsr^t at ?HMi a bottle, tSenmne havi.... *'\Vjne of Tar** bl«»Tvn on battle. i-4-^ .OLIVKItCKOOK A* CO., Proprietors. lhimhamsA Van S^hnnk, Cliien^ir, Jim. I). Park and !•. K. Suire A* Co.. Cincinnati, O.

Pr iii tin ii'! I"*8-°-

?1&

DONE TO ORDER!

otion oi I'nntmif, houM not tm

from alnbel toa mammoth piaster. call :it the KeviewJob OITiec. inj^AN work done just when protni.

FURNITURE AND COFFINS.?

j. T. Kiiib(k'»d & C«.,

Manuliu'turers and Dealers in all kinds of

TLtZ-3nLitULX*0

A S111NOTON »STR EET, jf »V^ tintri' CbiVrrli,

Our Cabinet Ware Rooms

:*orr*ncnt of Kurniture st ea^li tisjiirep.

COFFINS

i4i

nee. with l-f :ifj^®&ra"ia<-ll-WKHSTKIt. MAY & KKXKY.

of all kinds furnished on short notice,

W IT O IV A A E

Aunust-lS-lr-Od.tf J. T. KIXKEAD A CO.

Claim Agency.

JL sortment of plaifi ami fancy (»roceriest which will I hi? «old for cash or produce, banners of Monttromery ct»unt eall in and examine our stock before purchase

.i »nt

-JPAPER—WINDOW SHADES. For Mivcry Hotly.

BOUNTY!

K\(r«t Hoiiiitv! Extra l\iv

Extra Pension!

(Iriuitnl by AI'l.-i of (he fair ('oiiyii fx, to Ditchurge.il Sohiu rs, then II itloti*, Jhvor Chilrlvtu, or I'nrmts. Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by II*. 1'. BK1TTOW, Attorney,

The^t «oods \Tcre bought to meet the demand for ft good rtdinble article, and we have no hesitation in •ayin? that they will m^et the approbation of tho ••public

GOVERNMENTCLAIM AGENT.1

rt-

itt. Witshiiujfon Hull Build-

7777.

over SimpwiTi (irnrrry Stnrr. ('rtne-

To Dhcharyffl SofJn

r.*

}U the lutelnw Kqualtzine Mountic«, an Additional bounty of Stem is granted to oncti anu every soldier enlisted for three year*, ani served out his time. Mho has received or is entitled to receive no more thnn the $1W) bounty heretofore Allowed by law: and 1 any smeb soldier who ha* been disehnrffed hftfhr* th« expiration of bis term of service by reason of wounds received in Unf of duly is entitled to the ^Additional iiounty of $100.

An Additional Rounty *»f $50 ii now allowed ti each soldier enlisted for two year.*, wht» has received. or is entitled to receive, no more than ?-r»Q bounty

.who has been honorably discharged on jieeQunt.ot' wounds received in the lineof duty.

To the I fairs \t Jhrramt? Sohh'tr*:

If a soldier.enlisted for three years, ns above sta-

all cases war- ted. has died of wounds received, or disease conDclyGtw tracted in the line of duty, the Additional Hounty of

1 1

$1'^ is allowed to the widow, minor children or parents of such diseased soldier in the .. .i soldier, enlisted .ears, bandied of woui traded in the lino of duty, the Additional Bounty of is allowed to the widow.' minor children or parents of such deceased Soldier in the order named.

To OjjU'Vl

J? -t: coute. All oll'iccra below the rank of Riigudier General lr'turv 011 Nature. TrcutniMit, and Itiuli*

w«r©

t. J_.:i.: u..ir r. n^

.iutapactiy. 'rasullins llOl/ii"

IWin. Self-Aliu.-e. .lei—By

KT".1. rL'LVKItWKl.I.. I)., Author of tlie I '{Irouii .Ui. Tlie world-renowned author, in this ailiniralile Lecture.elonrlRpraviOfiHum1'own experienee tlmt I llie awful eonaequenCL'3 of Self Abut-e may he oH'ectually removed without medicine iiuil without ilanjteroUk'' jurblcal DpcralitUItt, buugie^, in^iruincuts, rini !i, or, cordiuU, pointing nut. a uiuilc. of cure

i{' tho service as sueli on theJd of March,

.-i tr ,rr 1 and who were honorably dinchaiKe, or who have

rotsW

Involuntary Emissions, hufcuul Debility,and Imned- moiiibs iiy proper iments to Marriage generally. Norvousnesa. Con4upiptioii./Epilcpry. and Fits Mental and Physical

To I'ciLtiuuai

Widows are uow culilleil by law !o an increase of their pension per inonin mr each elnui under 10 years of age.

Invalid soldiers Jor total disability, are entitled to pension of from eight, lo.lif'een.tweuty ond tweu-ty-five dollar*.per month.

a I. oil co certain aiiil etfoctnnl, by whjeli ererJ «r, no matter what hi.' condition lnnj lie. may cure 'hiiu«air. ffheiW.'and rttiliMlly. TlllS IilCtri'l.'UK

To obtain thchcuclUs of these laws, persons in all cases to make a new application. Applicants for the Additional Bounty must bring or scud their Discharge Papers aud get a recpipt for the same.

Having for a number of years past devoted myself especially to tbc business of collecting claims, I feel warranted in raying that I can insure uot only prompt attention on the part of the Government, hut an early tnd (satisfactory settlement of all just claims intrusted tomy care.

ide,:*.

CI1AS..I. ('. KhINK *01).

r— lWHfiWcry, Sew Yorltrl'ost Offlce llrtx 4.5^0. Janl»'07cl. Oct'Ju Wyl

.. leather

sotc heather.

Feesitcasouuble and no Charge In Any Case Iniens Kucctssful. All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered,

Parties residing nt a distance can have blanks and to tb

iuilruclions Kunt applieutiou tome.

.hew by mall free of eliarue

Aug. 11, lw.

At'y.

P. BIHTTOIV, nd liar. Claim A|(l.

Table Ciillorv.

Superior vttc|e of LiupcncottA Cos. DoubU sfe0l Ains.wajtan ed. For sale by A Ptn«MS(jrtuwpl of Table Cutlery-Jfoi^ ""11KK. A d«H?:itf I L.Kk A BKOIHKR.

WJB». WJWWilWJ'

:. v.. jtSa,. dti^JEBU:*•!» ,r-.

^w$ag

"fi. Millinery, *-jj -••—vl- W(. 1

MILLINERY STORE.

IS ncftin in the innrk.r will. i. full turtl aloe'*

11 l^urm .. pu:^l:,isiji

«aaufa,1

DR. J. C.

OFFICE WITH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

ami rei*id#nee «n Mftiit stt-ectVin Ihi- |„,„ furmerly lv. .1. Jonforfl I RawI'Okiisvii.i.k. ISi. wootf.

weupu'd ii D»vl« to]

Tlillincry Store.

Nov Slori'.

WOLI/O respotjtrully inforin tlie ciliou«.il rnuTorflsvilleinil vicinity that »^llinory Store in ir. Mc C.uJlniid's buihlinir, 3 dooro:ist uf ih(* 1 o«t OfTu'r. wiirro shr^^ now up«*fi Mtr a

TFAV STOCK

QUALITY.

She invites the people to call and flood* and judsie for themselve-.

Bleaching and Pressing'

sh« rt

to all lands of Octia.iHiiiff.

particular attention giv velvet work. Mrs. C, \V, Samji un.

Real Estate Agency

(r. W. Al'I'ES IKI. UTENPIKMI

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

A XI)

KB:AI ESTATE ACJE^'TS.

W^IJ^L ATTEND to business in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in this and adjoining counties ill give prompt attcntiou to the settlement of hstutcfi, colleotiou of Pensions antl Soldiers* Claims.

Rn.v and pell on eommiasion, Flouscs and Lots. Vaunt Lots. Funns, Farming Land in all the Western

^/^.AU/lvTer*ltrf4r.i«»1..^ euinw,' Taxes paid nnd Titles examined in all the Western States.

Have for pale a hirco number of desirable dwellings ti this city. also, a Inrae number of vacant Lots, at •cry reasonable terms.

Have also a large number of Farms in this nml adjoining counties for sale, also 15.U0U acres.of Western Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands (or sale, should the owner throueh our introduction, or by means of publicity triven by us, sell the property at the fixed price, or for more or less, the communion must, in all eases, be paid to us.

IV r"0lliee over Brown's lnm Store. Vernon street, Crawfordsville. Ind.

RkfekI'NCBss:—McDimald

A Koaeh, Indianapolis

Smith A Mack. Attorneys,Terre liaute Putterson Allen, do lion. 1. N. PierCv! do: Judgo S. F. Maxwell, Rockvillc

W'iu.

Durham, President First Na

tional jhink of CrawfurdsviUe Cmupbell. Walker and Ct»oley, Pndesaora .)f Law, Michigan I'niversity, Anu Arbor, Mich. ijanti "Gii-yl.

FOR

Lot and Buildings north of Center Church, for

in parcels to suit purchasers.

fhIo

ere? in ea«t part of city,

A well improved farm, IU3 acres 2 never failing springs, y» mile west of city—terms easy. House and Lot on West street, near} Collego. Price $050.

Houseandlot of 0 acrcs in south part of city, 24 rods on pike road, 40 rods back. UM) good Iruit trees, barn^M by W. well, cistern,cellar, and good out building?, house 2 storios high. rooms, with wood house under loof of same building, good selection of small fruits, grapes, Ac., and 0 tine eoltoction of ornamental trees. Price $4,000 in payments.

Farm of 1W5 aores, CO acrcs cleared bottom layd* good saw and grist mills, saw mi 1 cut 5000 feet per day, two run of stones, building 4 stories high, timber enough on premises to run oaw mill 5 years, good orchard, ham,ami comfortable house, with uood out buildings,good spring, and coal bank on farm,H miles oast of Kockvillo, Parke county, Ind. Terms iu reasonable payments.

Farm 110acrcs 1 mile west of Vonntsvlllc. in good repair, good house, barn. Ac. Term* £75 per acre.

Have also for sale Still acres in Pajje county, Iowa, Will exchange for town property in a nourishing town or city.

4-*0u

ncrcs in CoiTy county, Kan ngo. Price per acre.

100 acrcs in Dickinson county. Iowa §1.10 peracrc. 500 acres in Missouri at $1,00 per acre.

Also a large number of farm? in this and adjoining States. For particulars apply,

Western laud constantly on hand, for sale or ex- I change. I

Parties wishing to make quick sale.* of their property will do well by sending us a description of their property. Wo have made arrangements with Real Estate Agencies in most of the Western States, and I are prepared to make transfers at a small expenso. 1'nriieM wi»l«iiitf to purtliaxu tluuxrs ami lot» hi tliU City will p| ]i»e call at our olUcc lor puriiculurs.

jitnSO'GG. •.?SAPPENFIELD A BROTHER,

•_ i,. Silver Smith.

i\w

since ApriMM^, are now entitled to three

Walch laker Shop!

The undersign-d would respectfully announce to his friends and the .public generally that he has opened a

Watch. Maker Shop

in the old stand of McCluro A Fn*.. west of theCourt House, for ropairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All repairing warranted,

P. C. 11ITZK

Late in Patterson's Watch .Maker Saop.

Crawfordsville Sept. 29,160».

Paper-

Wall Paper

QAAA Tir^T "WALL PAPERand win»3U®'v' 1)v/1j O dow Hangings at, from 15 oentH to $l,50pcr bolt, ^UKt openel at the Fancy Ba» naarand Book Store ot

JAMES PATTERSON.

fcli5ri|li. IWole.i

-Leather

Harness Ijcafhcr.

l.ARtiK assortment of Hartic?-.-eelved at

CKAWFOKDSyiLLS, MOtfTSOMEBI COUNTY, INDIANA, FEBRUARY 2, 1867.

Arlsintr CabU

The otlfei- day !i-]l(ilfepi'Hphor, who h:\il looked intodlie" mattcf/VOld'miy in'a few words how the AI lunio- emit*,»» worked. 1 bud read

•S* tVoi a. Uomm'prrinl column .afio'rqjrtmi.uip tli* papers in vaiu effort M,, MSlOCli.^ to uiulerstnuU h.fiw. :t was iloiio, and was nstmi•1 7...y, lair I ailuns \\:i* tlie HKtrunien! ivlnoli tnlks .Vioj-s

Ki t-,- the Ken. Iimigine" titntill needle—It only

fTT'lK "eijilis 'three sottiii'teeuiiis of a,trrliin—set's

L. Williams,

„, ,r*Zl- V^T1.'' TIS —C'ni1 ^b,liu^/.,,Iwl.'icl1

quoi» pureuMiu. ,spj ye ,,n, ntb.r

1 tivo olio.

Medical

Et ,rl

I.il*

SiNNARb.T'1

HD5V3EOPATHIST

lii. professional nervic t.'rawlordsville ami

'pjMv,\r,'r \fr x-'lf*' MY

mticic,)

iku'jieuplo of

sl"'"'"."i—-scum:kssKt

A iv\ J^UK'op^thio itf.Jervot all-ciic prnis*o which hud boon tjiven.it. "SB KriJti-l,l!--l|i IW9. twelve ifmni-.p.atlne l'hyfieians in Ciiieiiiimii. trentid i4in ensesnf elmlcrn— at it 5 in 9 ii I I

butlfirj is lukcu oil (it

oiip

of the ocean bv thc 'ucuon of the mafinets

anW'pur/fy of character, and such

uu^uestioucd ability, as' to command the entire respect of the bcuch, and to insure a support of the majority of its members in any important, decision. Can it be that Justice Chase is jess able intellectually than any of his predecessor®?—that he posscscs less judicial discernment?— that he, iu a word, so lacks tho essoutial first qualifications for a position 011 the 'bcuch of the court, that bis fellow judges have no respect for his opinions? We can not believe it. Mr. Chase, whatever else may be his shortcomings, has never been accused of a lack of a fair share of ability. J'erhaps it is uot too much to say that he is not surpassed in this respect by any tiiember of his party.

What, then, is the cause of his disreputable showing in every important case on which the court is called to act? His fellow judges are all, with one exception. Northern men. A majority of them arc appointees of Abraham Lincoln. Vet on their sworn oaths, in the discharge of their high duties as judges in a tribunal whose decisions have long enjoyed a world-wide repute no less for their ability than for their unquestioned integrity and superiority to, all improper influences, these jnidgcs, so appointed, can not 011 many important questions go with their chief'. He is regularly left to dissent— and to disseut, it is proper to add, in favor of the radicalism of the day, which bis fellow-judges, members though they are of the same party, find it impossible to uphold wheu it comes to a decision ou

hntiTcdo years j[ tlieir* oaths tis members of the .Supreme Court. Does-it look as if the Chief Justice, were thinking more of the next 1'rosdential election than of his high and binding official oath? We fear so. 15ut what ii commentary docs the fact involve!

What a commentary 011 the real character of radicals and its measures!

The Ilrmorracy of Coiniccticiit—Tlit'lr l'roCCCdillgK. The resolutions adopted by the Democracy of Connecticut, at their Stato Convention held 011 tlrc°Rtb instant, favor a National Convention, to be held in New York on Match -I next, to counsel upon the great qupstions of the day, to protest against the revolutionary acts of the: majority of .Congress, and to aunouueu to Conservative Union men tbeiri determination to resist, by every ConstU tutioual power, the disorganization an^ destruction of the States. id'V'1''

her just re-

WM. P. WATSON'S.

Mr. James Brooks, of the New York

Krprtmi,

and member of Congress elect,

was present aud made a spetjeh. A letter from Now Ilaveu thus reports him in the New York

Tiwrs:""'

"He informed the democracy that we were iu the midst oft crisis, on the eve of a revolution, occasioned by the attempts, of the Rump Congress to subvert tho Government, lie charged that Congress was endeavoring to Beize' all the powers of the Government,. National) Statu and local, and that to do this they'were ready to impeach the President {(nd to change ti H»i

*?^=ga»«S£.ry!»e..'3-. S'«.»«1iikta*eo6rfi«yiM. «*, «s» •*Mi»!W)HS»)»*,s»£3"*u»3Wf«««s^:!nB«*«w™5r:

themselves when llijvope-.iiior iu the o:her .»iile would he such that not one railroad or ten

writijip. The baiu-ry used at eiiher end thousand could, truusport the sons

contninsnt.ly thvftijcups wrtmlcrfuUt-sniftll Pcniocrticv

0llt

of 11.") Uroiu3.wav, the heat] office Iumu

TIjc

itppHcu

ion of current from' ilie hat-

lory to the positiyu miuguct ut Vuleii'fi imlu* ccs tin Attrn^tiofi olt'tuo^ nnedlo by t!io liv« nf l!«hri*8^C^|tonK or r/»v?i?virsa.'tirgn-

The

movement of tho ncctHe, lmwevcr is so very »lil,all Unit, it could not. Im detected by tlie na-,j seiubled, tun! was addressed bv Mr, Jieil eye. A powerful ma^nilicr howevet. ear-I .... lies the retl"ct'f6n' o£ the niution of the needle r-Hton, ot Hartford, gaud hx-lirnvril-throitgii the hole in the hoard fi^iove, at'itl or Tbotna.s IT. Seyiuour. Both •'Otitictransfers it in an onlnrijed. and with lite ilid i., ,i of light, ^lnd enlightoned form to the black- declared that the nation was oil the bojird. Thp alphabet is similar to, though verge of a great crisis, and the couutrv not exactly like, the ''Moree," and a inoiion of ., the needle one way implies a dash, or the oil,.

ijn //.'iiYi /.l^iL-i.'iV/

Worked. the character of the Supreme Coni-fr.'

H1 1(:

•ii'l.orciut'poinM t„ a poaurlu! Jixod .ur1(1 \nust

Wah 1,1

beinsr equally aUraetlvc holdH the needle sta-

tiouary, whon no other infliiouue is applied. And now lo.r.the reason why a small liaitery works the bei)l. It is not that a large baitery as has bicri pophlaVly siipp.-scd, would eat up the conducting wire, but that, it would ^inake the motion of the delicate needle to violent to use a vulgar phrase, it would bo perpetually "wabbling about." 'Hie small current used Jiiis 1 such cfleet.—

TIf

yni'

t.i Oooiis nt the y„ /Sl* .IFroin thellftrtfonl Tinios."] justice Chase enjoys'the aitijrular

Latest Styles and Bes*!j" ^n-Whose'

0:rC!lt

il,ul

er way a dot: of doutse as' maiiy of each can, charged tha! Congress wasa rcvolutiontirv be made 11*0 of as iJ desirable. The ntniriielK

Vorh Correspond'

encrvt'thr llouiseille Cmtri'-r.

His opinion is always a disrfentimri Opiu- The .ashington Gmstittt/ioii(I

mine her ion. To the series of decisions made by I a supporter,' of the Presidont, in its isthat illustrious body in which the Obiet I sue of Friday evonina last.' 'makes tho Justice has successively and disreputably' .i

figured in'the minority—a minority consisting sometimes of himself alone—has just been added the "greiit and crowning result iu the Jlilligan case, a decision by which the. nfilitary trials and arbitrary arrests, as well: as sonic other euonhities orowinsr out oi" Republican party, rule during the last six years, are sliowri to bo iu flagrant violation' of the organic law. And now we haVc another decision from the same high tribunal in the' matter of the Bunk tax and here, too, we find the Chief Justice left nearly alone in a dissenting'minority.

This is a singular position for. a Chief Justice of the.Suprcine Court of the United States. Ii'ife'Tlbt tMi"record" of the-, illustrious men wh'o.h'avc pre'eeded him in that liish office.^JThey were iurikti?, gen- ,, "••••. i. ackuw'n ledkeu crally. sniiakinir,,.'^.

WEEKLY

I'hat Court had declared military arrests to he illegal. They had declare*! that! the Dcfnobrary, who were so calumniated during the war, were right, and thai the Uepublic.ins wore (ill wrong. For this the Republicans wanted t(Tchange the I

r«si^cnt

l)e

hou ht

*.k wf til,] nrtu-liu iu th«» MHHiiurv' Uih» .»f thi» hol( ju)otp fttul lolmul -wuicli in ji t»\c iiupcuc'uiudnt cuso. Tl tlieV did the liin 1 'J 'f,i: Of 1 hut.Loyu)v Jiishl in June,

S S

si'li'j A

,ort tl,e

'Overnnle.it

"""'Miout peril. They

lnlv",..l, ..l. .li.l .1 1"

1,0'ly

represent the people,

iind that their acts were not binding upon atiy freeman. They congratulated their hearers that the Supreme Court of tlie United States had cudorsed the position the Democracybad token during the war. .Mr, Eaton referred to tlio attempt to lmpeaeli the President, and declared that tliuy dared not go tihead with the project. If they di3 a million of Democrats'would •fine iu ii'rmi,nud rally to the rescue of the Prcside.it.

,!t5on

Ki the only Chief justice opinion ou every important i|uestTon adjudicatod, is rreadily overridden by the supreme Court, To SfCVC'Out Ills Constitutional Term.

A Hit at General (Irani.

It would seem from the following that the Radicals are not altogether pleased with the position of General Grant. The strait in which they are in requires that it be understood, that tlio.se who are not for them are against them and that those who arc with them must either fish out or cut bait. There can bo no idlers. The Rochester^N. V.) J-J.qirr^ fRad.j

wiys:

id* (flit

Ii ,»

and the. r^ponso

to his aid. The Court

oiii"

nnniher whenjou knpw tlmt it' takes ii thou- !....) ,i,„ p" aftnd or more In.work the various wires leail- idem must be.sustained I If the Hump Congress tried to remove biui, the people wiAih! arise and sweep tkoiu out of existence with the bosom of destruction." lu the eveuiuj ihe Convi •nttou reasw:

'Ir.ijd

ni-'Uli'-i 'Ml) |fj •., .j| iv /]. ii

'11,' Y}I '•'i 'i »T

''"ii 8TATE ITENlSJlcu'iqib

Game is abundaut iu most of tta country towns—especially in the confidence irililie.

A' bigamist iiiniied •MeWilliains," lately

.• .i ,•» ., lil «at'!'of Coatsville: Hendricks eountv *°Vr

stood in (lie way -with ciinsidernlile nihility, on learning

jemoved by impeaehmeiit. ),at i,e ...fcrs oljustjfe'were after him.

WngreM.daw not go on with Wiio No. 2, a tireeniiastle widow, clove to ..

mn M:iryllllul

,V)1.

1 a 1

'Vorcc to^uu" ^.vl M.ident..-«)n Saturday, evening! «l™me.l redde.-tlmu the moon.

Ta it

1 1

11,1,1 01 ,h

from a table, a pot of boiling uiilk,

rI ,,

ly scaldiug its breast und body. '\|,

portion oi' the inilk \veiit into ^hc mouth, oausiug internal injuries, i'rotii wlii'c'h death ensued on the Monday followiiig.'

The walls of the Indiana Penifeutiary South received nine prisoners convicted of grand' larceny at. Indianapolis, at tho I last term of the .Criminal, Court, Five of them were bqys not sixteen years of I age, tyro, were brothers, and in such a conditiori of revolting difeCaee as to neccssia in in to

X'niun,

follomnsr allusions in the Aduiimstra-

lion

"if: necpssary, il.s strongVl and iron band will be invoked to stayit^-eoiisuiu-mation of of radical treaso^^Phe great oath of the' President to protectant! defend the Constitution will not bp forgotten, and tho people, who sustaip,|iimwith their five hundred thousand majority of voting population, North and South, "will not forget him. Events have already brought the Government to the very verge of another revolution. If tho radical majority in Congress pursues its-trea-sonable course much longer, the Government.np order to sustain itself, will have to arm ita supporters. At the call of the President, all, his friends, North and South, aud the army aud uavy, will renot"be d'ouUt'fal! -\eoutcst the issue can violent fighters 011 the floor of Congress but. when they conic to lead their cohorts into the field, it will be another thing. Real armies and great soldiers of the Republic will bo found fighting under the flag. We advise the opposition of the determined and fixed fact that Andrew Johnson will servo out his constitutional office."

A poor victim of remorse, melancholy, jealousy and marriage, by the name of.., James Collins', who hud been a rcsideut.

of Charleston, in Clarke boliutv, commit-, ted solf'destruction by throWing himself head foremost out of a threoiStory windtiw. Family troubles arc alleged to have been .the cause of this borrible act!!

SI'OTi'^i) 1'evku.—Gcorgctow.n township, in this county, has been visited this wiuter with the spotted fever in an cpi(lcmic form. None but children thus far have been attucked. In'one neighborhood, pf eleveu who wero attacked by the disease, only onq recovered,, the ytlicr ten.having died. The opidetuie has prevailed since the SOfli of December, when the1 first death took plnce.—AVw

from the Newport,

"General Grant may lie a candidate it Andy Johnsou'requests' it. lie wenton the'swinging round'trip bceause Johnson requested'' it. lie was' present at a veto lueetiug—could not get away—because Johnson 'requested' hiui to stay there. A year ago he wrote a letter to Johnson, iu which he thought the South already reconstructed. '•The strange thing is that he never gets iuto lladical company. Would a 'requests' induce him to bccome^u an-ti-slavery tuau?"

MOV KMKN'T OK TIIK NF.OIIO Il.VCK TO TliK Wkst'j—One of the most frequent sights to be seen in the'neighborhood of the rontehairtr.in Uailroad Depot,.is the number of negro immigrants, every morning, just, ai rived from Alabama, ileorgia atid other eastern States, aud on their way to Toxas., Almost every steamer secin.s to brinj over two or three hundred, and not. to er directions. The Atlanta' papers al l'udc to the number that are continually passing through tlmt railroad city, and it is obvious'that the revoluticn of ideas iu negro mind is' calling for some corresponding change in l\is habitation and previous manners ol' living.—Xru:

bring over.two or three Hundred,

letm Crm-'-nX. /.They havo heard that corn is plenty 5n Texas," and wlierq that abounds, with a genial climate,, will be tho place where the, negro race iu this country will uow navigate. This emigration shows that the' stories circulated through the lladical papers of the cruellies perpetrated on thti l.l..n|./. 'Prtvoa urn ^'ilici/iotirknu 111(1 MA

blacks in Texas are fabrications, and the negroes would not go,there, if they were true. The ,bluck6 have a tclegnipbic communication of their owu by, which

Tp a costs at IIoug.Kong about eighteen cents cash, after lia.ving paid a Chinese export duty,.!. Crossing the seas and payiug our customs, it stands the importer about seventy-eight ..to. eighty cents. He sells it., or rather the broker docs, it for him be realizing about twelve cents pound. The retailer sells it at about .double price.

Hoosier Siau•

that the

well at Lodi Fountain, couuty, w^is bored last wjiek somo thirty-three and a, h'fiTf feet deeper, of which twonty'-five feet was

W|pSriJMBEE 1273

I slooii«in!t^rb^)|| KLfcjnidnight, JiklM

.1. i.

_• J: ijjgffjT-i,,

As tMffl|Qjcks" And ui^in&m rp5e. Behind* tbe (liiric:

six.inehcs wiis white oompact crystaliue limes one, or marbel, hard euough, to, m,trk glass. The well before ijns discharging from two thousand' to three thousand barrels of wliitd''sulphurwater.

This deepening increased the floW woii-' deriully aud it is estimated t||at the wator discharged, would, amouut fo from two hundred tbousaii(| to tivo hundred aud fifty thousand gallons per day, thus more than doubling the discharge 'of the famous "Grcnelle" Well at the -'Hotel dus' Invalided" iu Paris. The temperature of llie well has decreasc.d pne (Ipgrec Fahrou heat for every fifty-five

Nv.W 1I.WKS, Cdnhccticut, must be a nice place to live in. The

A Hkmimsknce.—Oliver Cromwell was

buriea

sptiak^of. the arrival from nth-

the hour,

the city, ch-tnwer.

I saw lieBBngB^.i

In the

I.ike golden ppV .. .1

A11 sin^iugjj^b^Ji

And far iu the hazy distance

u*jrFI*t

t« enty-one .uoi.tlis "ld_ .\^in^ y^tn^

te{zer. ol 1 erre'Haiite. [mll-

JtliVfing.^

,^|^

'flieiwavcring sfuTdoivs Ipy, !Afh'd'JliV'tt4^nt1HAticiittfc nVfiAfthe Ippcnie^ to lift id, b^«r t)ietjj away:

.\f, swipingjifidi eilJ^^y l,lj(')U^U|t_M.'i Kose the belaleil tiilij',, ll' 'AHd^ lntfiamlngMtit6it4rfc '.'r! I^.VPl'o^fft^ecjj.UoaioU^-it^.,.,j.r).n .^j

Sauiuel W. Wajtz, .losepli (!. William'^ soil, William K. I'heTjis' and llardih Howe, New Albanian himrods, roeen returned trom a hunt in Dubois and Martin counties, haviug bagged pi^ht deer, .tqu or a zeu grey foxes and considerable small game two days. They"hnnt- 1 ed'with bounds.

'Ind Jlltcjthose w/itiiBs hushing

Thai tilled uiv eyesMilili rearsli

In the rtnys that linu

By the fulling of. a heavy piece of tiuibet' fro'tYi a bridge near Oharlottvillo, llau-'j" coek county, lust week, John Johnson*U was instantly killed. Jneob .Brown had Olio jf bis legs broken and \Villiain.,V.Vl-+ son was gcvcroly injured. They were engaged in raising the piece! of'tmibor to its placo on the bridge.

rouc

by,

lltiid.' Hiooil-ptnAHvtMvidgf -nXi T)iidol|iht ., An^ jsiii^Vyn.tlial, waye anjl jlt^^

Up»v^flp^,,(), liiuv ofteh..|.,,j

IV )n

I had washed that the cubins tide. i^Yo'iUH fiebr mo ftWay'-on^MltiABdni'li'O O'er the ocean wild mid wide!

8SS!Er

WQStiofnist.eT'Ab.bcy, but. after

iil(

fcatur.ation, by soteinn act of Parliare a a a a iv at not of hiiiX| they called,the "UjSyrper," his body, together witb tbat of his

Henry Ireton, Lord Deputy of,Ireland,' and Jolin Bradshaw, who prps.ideil ^t thetrial of Charles I,,:w,ere tak.eu.'froui their1 graves, eouvcyed upou sje^ges to Tyburn, aud there hung at tbretf,several angles of the ,gf.llow= uutil sunset. They were be* headed, th) trunks tlirowu iu^o ai deep pit under the ga\lqws, and tbeir(Jieads set upou jiplcs on thp, top. of Westminister jAbey. .,

Or-

hmpirc- .• ,.

Fflriny lre&TTWiis lioTWd-rCTms*:

Seemed greater than I could bear.

Hilt now it haVfaH'oti from hie,"'1'""' ••If is buried fa'tbesea ,'»u: ^.1A ml. only the'sorrow of others', cc ,: irfU Hirows itsJf^in(lowl9.Ycr ma.

Yet WttftneVCr'r^Tosii the river' its bridge •witlinvoodoa'piers, t^'ii l.lko the odor of lirino from the oceiyi]

it a 0

Poos not .this clamorously• appeal'to the pnopit, or ^eotiou t, I

Comes the thoiiglit of oilier yeni's.

/bet

Pullatlntm.

that city, presents the following cncour-' Aging picture "of the moralprogresrt being made in the land of steady habit"*

The city abounds in brothels, bawijy-| houses, houses of assignation, igninbiiug bolls, rummeries, concert paudemoniuin, &c., and hundreds of y.ouJig tueu are going to ruin through their influence Thieves, garrotqrs, murderers, and sever-' al other classes 'of unadulterated' 'villains abound, and we are fast approaching a' state of thiugs in which there will be nd safety, for cither life or property. ''.Business men and mechanics are knocked' down, beaten almost to death', "and robbed, as they arc returning home'to! their families," and "woinen-nre waylaid, caught by tho ankles, thrown downy stripped and robbed of their clothiug'.in the public a re a a

•.

Have crossed the bridge since Ihen'.l

"1 see'tMf-'lbng procdssion ii Still passing to froj

.1 oil-jj'i'i

.fbe yoH,iig.hoart hqt juidircpU^ss,., ,., ,. And

vl0.ol(l(sufjijly^ed

and alow! j,

And forotfer and fotcver,

l«"1

As,,long ns tlie riv.cr^lpwB, .1 j,! As long as the henitjios passions, As Ibrig'as Tiffe has w'oeis'j i" -i' .ii •.-.H-t t.i* vtf* ,T|i() mpion and its bfokein reflection,

And its shadows,shall appear, As the AytrtWl "of lovcTn'h'oiiVen, And Us'WnVel'in'g iMagd here." •ii r.'t' .•I n't BEAUTIFUL SNOW. jtift

1. snntv-flulies.irtftlne down softly'. iu^Lheir borne in tlie «latm diU'&n ,iDff along into glitlerln'e wavelets,

llKAtriFTI Leaviu&t Oriftlrjff r_... CloUiing the earth ima purei'otddd shroud 11

Albany

Lcdtji ,, A

WrtNinsitFin.

V/kll.—We

ywwn dowp is buriud. beneath itsvooid. bosom, All the green leaves and tho bwect-sccnted liowers: Gone is wild-blrd-^hushed is tho singing^ ©dent the musical chime of tho sbowors,

learn'

w»ib««il: »ith(«h«4»Hn ailRrm of

of ,ho bir

tboii jjn.ilt! brtine Ood

,• Tlie Itsclt

(Jnxi to'

Steven-

lhe

1? 'P^tflgruphs

"Stevens is certainly,,tbc eyjl.-Rfiniu. Congieas. Matters appeared to bequiet^... ing .down uuti|. bis .tirade i|pon th^ Su-.v'1'3 prcme pourt, followed by his aboiui^iable bill respecting tho South,.aud .finally his attempt to impeach the I-residlqpttjhrpugh the caucus of last evening. How craphically lib is described, as it werC, by anticlpi'tton tis'well' ntf''ftfejrirdtibif,'''a,000 y'eArs ago!

"As

passed in.

going down. The present teMpoi-inuro, of artesian water is seventy degrees. This well is certainly 0110 of tht wonders of the world. ,, ,^5

mnclJ'AB'1 dfetfeSt'VhJrmes,

•especially-when inserted inacommercial udfTMpi'fior/i Ioaa' not ro/Vain frOrii y'juoting fliosdj' no pat

Mtho pitfpaie':

"At length tbc turiiuU'fiihfcs.Ntbc 'n'oiWJif-'cense, And a still Hilenob lulls,tlielbailsito-peaqe, Tbersites only olaino.cvdjp.tlie.'throi^g,.i Loiniacig.u^. lou.d^jijjd.ttu'liulent of tongue: Aw'il by .jiQ tjliaiue,'by

ofi

s'b'

no.^(pect eonlroll'd,

In seaiiilftl liusy,' iu r.pprqaslIesi)oVd:.j •With" witty niallce' studious to ilefkme, Scorn tall bis joy, and lau'g'htei"itll Ills rti'in.

gut chief, bo, gloried with .licentious style, fo.ips.li tbe great—the virtuous .revile,,

Ills'figure sncli as might nis' soujl proelliini

One (i/i wat' blinking—anrftMf hj

tbh*

fariil.1

v..,'..103

Tlife prisouer Machcr,"wli'o.' was' shot recently while' attempti'hg'an'fesiSa'pe, has

far r'obovered that he stdlb diwri'from 'the hospital oh'1 the morti'itig bf

,th'e"21st,

and got into' the kitchen of tlie "female •depiirtnient, whero he attempted •violence on a female convict named Salty- Being resisted nudf another fcnlalb comiilg to the.aBsiistance bf -Sally)

hei

tai ndd'^upon

the otjier,'when, tlieir/joiut.screttins alarmed tbe guard, who, with the. deputy warden, ran to ,their relief,, tbarely iuitime to p.rcivient, him from acooiuplishing his base purpose. Macher turned ,g,pou.,the guard and fought witb such despqr,a,tipn, t,Uat he was necessarily kuocked ^owu ,before he cotjld be subdued aud return,ed^ to the

hospi\$\.—J'effdr!«btil^tU,'i)enl6erf1^^, Coinme.n^ing on' Ihc^b^yc, the^S.eyjinour Tim*

Sfl-yft,:

,,t

s6u-i,u-laJ

Do tho re\ olutiinlsf^ (u Washington sjee nothiug suggcst,jve in this Let tlicnt ponder.—Doyton

-m,

DfltlNd the llevolution. Washington said he was afraid to march his little a'r-'

they arc advised in every btate how their 1 thTough' Chc.tf!r County Pennsylvafellows are treated in other htatos. because of the Tories. That is

I'noW one of the stroiigei't counties, in tlc \S\aii&.^lioMml Po*t. IM. -,l !^0, This is vcry. uaturaj."' The Tories were the loyalists "of 'the,

!Rcv,o)u/io,»j'

same, creed.

,,ifp

-ji-i'ii •'('ii'I. /tl/. l'-j'jti' -jj.

|., i.idi "Hi

iThiBris the scotihdrel whose outrageous conduct ou his way.: to the-iponitcu-tiary .compelled :tho sliorift ofi.Dearborn county, to kick him into sjubjeetiaa, while waiting for the train -hftrft som? iweeks ,ago,, and fpn which somci zflftlous. parties caused Mle doputjr's^rr.qRt aBc^.d.®.??"1'011 l\crc, wliilo the, slieri^^^jeft to:proceed alone with four deapejrut^ blw^jViJjiaus. Machec-Biis S.Qa^cncfi^l'Or ten years for ,CQmmi,ttiug ap^ol^tragp,sinij.,laf ,tpi-the one f^oniwhielii,'l?.oiy^^ltpqq|c)e^ap tbe head, ^^tiron, the e^ects.of^lifejijys to be hoped he will die. ,. put! ..'.Illi:viv-.'ii"

,in-HfiV"1. ^OKl IjtKl)fev.+, w^lo' ba't Wen on itKal -atNew iiYoA, for shipping hii}.,ohild ito denth, Jwp bfleo-ifonujd guilty 0jayp^ught0^m^jifl50^|df®ife.

and

prated pf .their "loyalty," asl(tho ll.idicals do now.'''Both-the :'old'f/I\ry aud Jhe modern Radical. hai-^e subMtnntially the

ijj 'nil li jft .1'tT illy.-' JtlI tJl.i: gflinsI'J

^n« iu Vii

of'two iheheB'about Ndpfolfc

ii A"BifVfe»B i»no.W in ,Maine) on Saturday.nigh t, Ii

n0w

Ms!re?§Stfd .^OOUJOIU

iio.lhil oJj ii a iiuilJi?i!SiK".'J,

CC'1