Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 July 1867 — Page 1

NEW SERIES—VOL XVIII, NO 47.

WHICH.

The following tells its own ftorv ami

beau Ii 1'u 1 one it is too—to be rem! best ami

Houmlinj: sweeter when the fntn11y circle have

^uthcrcil around the evening lamp, perhaps:

"Which shall it be? which shall it be 1 looked tit John—John lookeil at tnc, (l)ear patient John, who loves me vet As well as lh»' my locks were jet.) Ami when 1 found that. 1 must speak. My voice seemed slratigelv low and weak. "Tell tue ajrain what Kobert said And then I listning bent my head.

••This is his letter

1 will j{ive

A house and land while you shall live, If. in return, from out of your seven One child to me for aye is given.'

1 looked at John's old garments worn, 1 thought of 11 that John hud borne Of poverty and work and care,

Which 1. though willing could not sparo, 1 thought nf seven mouths to feed. Of seven little chiUln»n\s need, .•- And then of this.

"(^oine.'.Toliti." Hftiil !,

'•Well choose among them us they lie Asleep so walking hand in hand. Dear John and surveyed our band. First to the cradle lightly stepped ..•» Where Lilian the baby slept. A glory gainst the pillow white, Softly her father stooped lo lay is a in in W A

Mr. Z. is also

public spirited man,

and nothing delights him more than to 'see some work of internal improvement, lie attends all meetings and other gatli'erings looking toward the promotion of these objects, and was never known to bo '.Lockward ill subscribing to any cause calculated to advance the best interests of

St. Louis. Having given this short history of tho Uiaii and his aspirations, it is unnecessary to add that he was present at the Millers' and Flour Merchants' Convention, held at the Merchants' Kxehange, last Wednesday, and made one or two vigorous speeches.

When evening came it required but little urging to prevail upon him to stay at the banquet. 15eing of a social nature and much interested in the objects of the convention, lie came to the conclusion =t-that if lie could advance those objects by ?*«!"*taking a scat at a well filled suppor table '^Vjand putting down a few glasses of Ileid-

Vidck, ho would do it and so Air. Z. stay,|ed. It was late—or early, rather—when the company broke up to go home. There t" is nothing extraordinary in this circuuistance, but our duty as a faithful histori-•-'''ail compels us to disclose the fact that

Mr. 'A. was slightly fuddled, or, if this is loo harsh a term, elevated. His eyes fair- I I) twinkled with merriment, and lie became possessed with such an inordinate 1 desir" for speech making that he was onlj s.(!c«ml by a couple of gentlemen clapplug tlieir handkerchiefs over his mouth and leading him from the room.

In this unsteady, uncertain and totter"k ini condition. Mr. 7.. was conveyed to his home and left at the street door. Here he dismissed the kind friends who had piloted him with a paternal blessing, and "j then addressed himself to the task cf. getting iuto the house and to bed without 1 mousing tho partner of his bosom. This undertaking, however, involved consider- 1 able difficulty. Their sleeping room was 1 in the second story, third door from the stairway landing, and although Z. could li- have found it well enough at other times jet at this particular juncture he felt flighty uueertain. He opened the door softly and commenced to creep up stairs,

It seemed to liini as though ho weighed a ton, for .each and every stair seemed to 1 gro.m and sijucak with pain, and in an agony of desparation he clung to the bannisters. Arriving at the top he groped lirouud in the darkness until his hand ume in contact with the knob of the door, and imagiuing that it led to the couch where reposed his partner in the dreams of innocence, he turned it softly and entered. lie would not light the gas, but disrobed in the dark, and off came his coat, vest and pants, and last his boots. He thought ho could not be mistaken in the room, for he detected articles of dress such as could be worn by uone but a feminine.

Ho tangled himsolf in a set of hoops, stubbed his too agaiust some I'rei^cli corsets, £".ud mentally swearing at Mrs. Z. for

leaving her things where lie could stumLie over them, shutllcd up slowly to the bedside, and. turning down the cIo*«.es was in the act of placing his le^r beneath, when a piereinir sereani broke out upon the midnight air ami a white rohe».l figure jumped like lightning fn»m the bed, ami going to the window, shouted "Help help save me it's a man!'' The whole house was soon in an uproar. A policeman, three blocks distant, hearing the hubbub, started for the sceuc, shaking his rattle •vigorously as he ran but Mrs. who slept in the room adjoining, was the first tn rush to the rescue. We shall not attempt to describe the sight that met her eyes on bursting open the door. There in a corner, screaming with might and main, was the young lady guest that she had invited to spend the evening with her. ami there by tho bedside stood Mr. /., jnriK iintiiralHni.i, looking as though I he had been fooled by Balaam's ass, and was about to be turned out of green pasturps. Mrs. X. gave one long agonizing look, and muttered out: "Oh! you naughty, naughty man/' and then tumbled backwards in a dead faint, while the unfeeling wreteh alluded to sat down in a chair.

When dream or whisper made her stir. And huskily he said, 'Not her—not her.

We stooped beside the trundle-bed And one long ray of lump-light sht I Athwart the hoy Mi faces there in sleep so pitiful and tair:

I saw on Jamie's rough red cheek A tearundried. Kre John could speak. "lie's but a baby too," said I. And kissed liini as we hurrieu by. Pule, patient Robbie's angel face

Still in his sleep bore sufferings trace. "No, for a thousand crowns, not him. He whispered while our eves were di n. Poor lick bad Dick! our wavward son. Turbulent, reckless, idle tine— Could he be spared? "Nav he who gave Bids us befriend him I) tin gtu\t Only a mother's bean can be s, Patient enough for such as he

And so." said John. "I would not danfj*^ To send him from her bedside priw Then stole we stof'tly up abuvu And knwlt by Mary, chibt love

IVrhftpH for hor'twould better be.

I uuid to John. bi'ne silentU He lifted up a curl that lav Across her cheek in willul wuv, And shook hi* head. "Nay, love not thee, The while mv heart beat audibly.

(Inly mm more, our elilcst liol. Trusty iiml Iriiilifnl. gniic.1 mnl gbul--So like his fullicr No, Jolin, no1 cannot, will not lot liini go.'

Ami so wi*o(o in nunm'.iin wuv AVo coiiKl Iiul ilrivc one ohi 1.1 nwny Anil (iflerward toil lighter sccmt'cl, Thinking of llmi of wliiclrwe ilreiimt'il. lluppy in trulh llint not oni luce AVo inisse'l from it* uccustoineil jiliicc Thankful to work for all thseven. Trusting tin res! lo I nk in llenvon

•om tho St. boiiis Timos. A Married Man (iocs to

Serious Mistake the Wrong Ucd and Wakes up the Wrong l'assenger.

Mr. '/. lives

011

Market street, in a eer-

tain house, bearing a certain number, lie is the happy possessor of a wife and a score or more of children is well blestioJ with this world's goods, and of course is much admired and patronized by all liis neighbors.

passed his hand over his brow once or twice, and exclaimed! "Well, I'll be cursed!'' lie had strayed into the wrong room. We are happy to state that the matter is now settled, in consideration of his pro-

tnising to never stay out another evening later than ten o'clock.

Hie Com I nix Klcctlon iti l'l'iitisy hnniu. A corie.sjKindent of the Cincinnati r/litrei• gives us good news as to the pros

pects of the Democracy in the coming October Pennsylvania election. Coniir-

matory to this is the following from the Philadelphia .l_v which says

"Information from the interior indicat us that an enormous vote will be cast bv the Pc.mocrats and Conservative:" in October next. This will be swelled by hundreds heretofore in the Republican ranks, who are tired of the corruption and misrule of their party, and who are wise iiumgh to know that the only hope of the country is in a change.''

Drugs and Medicines.

New Firm.

MOI I ITI .V BOOI

KM I'l liLOC'K, X«. I,

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

DRUGS AND MIDIIW,

Paints, Oils, Dyestufl's, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Purposes.

Patent Medicines, Also, !nmps. (tlassware. Letter. Cap, and Note Paper. Pen?. Pencils, and Ink. ....

I'll use MP T/O.YS

Carefully prepared and promntlv attended to. respectfully solicit patronage from the public in een oral. !.Jan-0

Iteatl Tliifi!

T. W: Fry & Co.

..Have just iijvem-d a fine.assortment of

Drf Paints,

I 1 1

Chemicals,

11-

Oils,',i^ ^Dye Stuffs

Toilet Fancy

Cigars & Tobacco,

Tin 11\ it yi vmtv

i\j(

^ALli and see us v_- dours abovt jutri3 trfiwet

on (ireon street. two^Mf J. Jjynn «t on. .Mi T. W. KKV CO.

Clothing House.i

Graham Emporium!

rpl!Kmosl

inamiiflcent stock of Cloths. I assimere*.

1 entities and Keady-Made Clothing ever on exhibition in this or uny other county in the 1 nited States, at panie priced. are selling a tair suit t»m Cloth nff for

Ten Dollars!

No. 1 suits for from 820 to S2"), ^oods that sold for §50 to 805 during the *-w war. Come One, Corno All, and ^et a suit. Heinetnber the

Clothing Depot

Mtiyll 1HOOiIi3 J. CiUAllAM & lillO.

MEDICAL.

MRS. M. HOOVER,"

Medicine una Obstelrls: ul

ith-ntion to the pruetiee of alst» to the treatment I Children, A share of peett'ull.v solicited. iwtf.

of thydi?ease"f NW.iu the public jiitP'Urti*e is May :,

IjhW.

Physician and Surgeon.

mi. i\. J.DOHSIOY,

JJahaiiir1'

Olfers hi

IE3 O W

MVued,

uler. lii.- sorvii'u-i to ttn citizen? ol Sik i. 0|i|K»ii nti luinli. ille mid viriniiy, in nil t'.ie hrnnehes Otllrr mm.I Iteniilciiri*, i.tt Main street. we«t of i'ti if Oi'fts I'l //f\

Corner. (Ancust lS-iK»t.

DR. J. C. S1NNARD,

HOWIEOPATHIST

to th einity.

M»'»nri'«l bv the proper stan«lar«l—Sl'CCI TUKATMK.NT—the llonieoputh'h

Sy.«tei:'

all the praise which ha* been uiv Onk KxAMI'l.K—"111 1.-40, twelve Ib.nu-opathie I'liyV/ «ieians in Cincinnati, treated '.MHi enses of eho]era-f^ recoveries »leal!iH

i.r»—nmrtality

cent.

OFFICE WITH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE,

imvlll'tt'i] well.

Wine of Tar

Wine of Tnr'is a pleasant preparation, euiitnuiinc all the medical properties of the I'ine Tree in tlir hit:hc«t decree. It quickly curci Couch*. Cobls, Consumption, Sore Throat ami Hreast, ami all di^'ases of the Throat ami bunys. It reston-.s the system to perfect health, ami is very effective in curing diseases of the Liver, Stomach. Kidneys, Madder, Ac.

Sold by hruuuists at Si a bottle. (ienuine have '"Wine of Tar" blown on bottle. OLIVEU CKOOK .1

CO.. Proprietors.

Hnrnhams .1 N an Schaak. Ch' •Itm. i. Park and T,

Citron Balsam

WifTMiEmmx NO S€fiAt€MNk

1/ di

Mil! II Sin it, fur l)mr I'ost Ojfirr:

IND.

1IKAI.KKS IN IT UK"

lilacksmith establishment will still be and prompt attention given to

ifftiioKsi-: SBIOEB.\

:in,l nil kinl.- of rfpiiirini N. It. Th will il

indebtetl for Work I need iht

Bakery and Confectionery.

jS~ JC "W

BAKLER.Y

Ji O E 11 -Y

'"5

msm$.

O N I O N

FRUIT STAND!

PI!K su)»senber would I uensot Monti:..mery

cspeetfully inform the eitcounty that he has opened

a new Maker}', tirocery. onlecttojury and I ruii Maml, en Washington .street, west of the Court House, in the room tormerly occupied by Met'lure Si Vry. 1 door north of the (iraham Kslablihni« nt. (•rcat attention wilt be jtaid to the

/taking

DEPART MVHT

h.-l ot article will be I

BSi'eads.

I wist ltn'ji.t, I'rtMK-h 1 Itjo

lb.ttoui ltread Fan Hread Boston Brown Br (trahiim Bread Husks.

Krit-tl t'uk

Hut.-!. I

Milk Bread,

titkes.

Delicate I Spumje aki ltai-in Cuk Currant ake,

IMumb ake. Roll Jcllv Ca* (.ream Jelly aki t-itron ake, Aluiond uke.

Ku'ir

French

Lady 1* infers

^nmv Ball,

Butter Crael t/nicker toucthcr wiili

rruiu

CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, JULY 20, 1867.

Carnages and Euggies.

CAR

.A. nsr.

¥.

MANUFACTORY.

"-Have constantly on hand and f«r~?ule, general

,k „r,

Ca rt-iaa.'o

people of

•IM'Ij

about per

And Vehicle of every description, of the very

Lutcsl and Newts! Palx

Manufactured of the very best *eeond growth timber whieh they will ell ut the mo.-t reasonable rates, and take obi work in part pay.

They have the exclusive Ki^hts of

(.iranf'sv Shifting Tup Hail,

}»y winch the lop of a buu'trv can be taken oil in ten ... .. .. .Mcomls. and Uas.-eeurc when on as. if rmtuil to the Miup mi .Id St.. south «t Hriuuble Hwuhc, fl-u-

uiedy A* an Dis-

Citron IliiUnui a pleasant liquid which neverfails to cure the lTCllatonet external application for Rheumatism, eases of the Skin, I'lecrs, Old Sores Hums and Scalds, it is very effective.

untivc (Sanmrene.

Sold by Drutyeists. Price cent«. Ob! VKK CROOK CO., ProprietorHurnham" ct Van Seliaak, Chicaijo, John D. Park. Cinnati, O., (Sen'l Agents. ianl-ylNo

Plow Factory.

/'list nf th

WOt LO respectfully inform my old I and the public generally that I have on

.V 4i

lone 1 short notice and at

fr 14

A W W a a

0 3SJ'33 YEA II.

Bolicrtv *V Uci^Eilon.

Books and Stationery.

"THE CORNER"

MISCELLANEOUS,

1. raokors ot all Ittscripfions Toy lSostcti (jraekcr

tc r.cker.« SlILW

ry variet :ik

I»ies.

1 articular attenti paid to baktnjr

M.SII,

Jol»ee».s aial (lirArs

(»ift. I'dank. ulf kind

School. College. I

I IIX UKIFI- IN

Clip. liOtter. Note, Hillet. Wall. Wind f®

ENVELOPES,

1'ens, Ink, S »!tl

i&tytfSS:-'

PlVTM'RliS,

Krames, Moblinc, Cords

[TASSBLLS!

tt'imtmv ('it tin its A' S ha ties

i't slots

Lenn .Nhnei

titer kinds to suit t!

host brand JlllUCM

April 0. IWTtti

1OBACCO

^l'ohacc

utility nf Virjiulii Cnvemlinh Cheniag lust received ami forsiiluliy 1

deeHtf.

LKK ABItOTHKR.

1 II

Millinery.

MILLINERY STORE.

(irccii SI root.

.V«. 3. Commercial lltock. I jl Shlil'f.")

'rmrfinhrllh Intliium.

Mrs. M. L. Williams,

ASjust received a full niul complete *toek of all articles tor the spnni: tnule, in the Millinery line, of the lutcM *tyle. The pnhlicare invited to ci\ll before purchn.Mntf, .»he i« «lctermineil to^ell as eheup ay any other establishment in the city.

N, H. Hieaohinu ami I'lessin^ »lone on yhort no-

tic( Also, particulsi attcntiiin uiven to Silk »pril»

It A W FOltlS VI M,i:. 111(1. ]I77'0KK1CK OVi POST 0KKICK.J_11I May 1 *rT.y

MACHINERY. g^|

}\. MJRATli it

MACHINISTS,

Manufacturers of Corn Shelters. Horse I'owors. Hrag Saws, Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Castings, Hrass Castings and Machinery of ovcry description.

I a. JrC T) :x I (-(tn turn out Ittpmr llo/7»* nttt jiic Aoi/rs,

tmiy

LaFavcttc, Ind.

•». vl

mm&m tikmm Si

Bill

Watches, Clocks, &c

JAMES PATTERSON,

§im

-JtKAI.KIl IN-

'""1WWCH8S, a CLOCKS

\Vr 15 Xj 11

L'ocUet Cutlery, Hated Ware. Fire Arms, Musicnl Instruments, I'oeket Hooks. Fancy Artiel«-s. Combs ltrushe*. T«o s. Hoidcs and Stationery, Ac,. Ac,, at the sign of the "COLDEN WATCH," .Main Street. Criiw•furdsvillc. Iml.

JITpWntelies, Clocks mnl Jewelry, repiiireil by the m.j.-it ex|erieuceJ wurkiuen, niut in nil cjisom warranted. llelylin-.

Meat Market,

itiUKKN STREET DAILY irnrtKErr,

F. B. Guthrie & Bro.,

KFKP

Iioth u.-oful

.1 l-iincy t'

l.itenir\ rapers and

Lendin

MAGAZI1TES.

Mni'liine^. Kninemlier the Curiiirr liOOK STdlU-:.

A. FOOTE 4 CO.

Nuvoiu)icr3-IHCfillC.

/^'oju'u fors.

constantly on hand-* the best quality of Fresh Meats, 1'iekled I'ork, Corned Heef, Corned Toncues also, a splendid lot of llains, Shoulders and Hacon. of their own curing. Holo«nu Sausage,

I he hmhest mark Hide*: and lVIt aprKt IrtiTl

A \N r.lpp«n«

id tor I'at (,attic. F. B.C.. A Bko. umrtf-y.

Machinery.

STIDI

.KO Uj

A I I I iS IS .11 O

rKTfiri it

BPS I*# IJIJ I:.

iii.Aii:. iaij: & co..

11:iV- Ii.iw in upnmtuM- Knumlry mnl ,Miicliinp Shop in this pliiei'.mill.KirtiiO in ilt.'all interc.-U-il in

Anv

all. They are maki/e casting, suth

MILL o-iexA-iRnnsr caiif every ilworiplmn.

Mills. iirnace 1' milts, (Irate tigar Kettles. Ovens, Dog

|gjg.1roiis, Making 1' ittcnii for tnd ,| i7*" .Replacing Kto\c l'lito- I

They are prepare 1 repur

fubular toilers, Steam hiiirincs. Thrashing.Machines, Reapers. Mowers, Drag Siiavk, jwd to make and fit up (Brass Casting md HI utbwg of every de-

4'artriflsres.

ytioii. All wort done by V? them is Warranted to

perform as represented

Oil C'.reoii btreul. near Dopol.

OikIi l''i!il tor (till Iron. '"ii/n Brass

m.iyl2T,0 1)1 \IR, LYI.K ,t Co.

Groceries

William P. Kame!

JJ WlNtMiouuht tho(Jn»eery stablishment of K.

Xo. 1 oiiinien ial KlocU,

|Hake- pleasure in informintr the lmhlie that it is his $ inteiuion to keep constantly on hnml a choice ?t«»ck

I O E I E S

wliioli lie iutends tn fell fts cheup n? the clicnpeit.

"WILCOX GIBBS For Cash or Coiiiiiry Fro.luoe

C'"^T'n'AMEV.

Tablr Cutlery.

fine Bi-Mirl mint ot Tulilc Cutlery. f»r »nle I'X •l-:itf LKh A ItltO 1 HhH.

STATE ITEMS.

ul Crape

Law Card

R. B. F. Peirce!

Attorney al E, a\v,

In Allen county a brother is under ar- ,..reach rest for the reduction of his own sister.

Mr. William Asht.m. of Winchester, Ass.wi/r AXI

Philip Marm, a omnibus lad, bathed .. .1

.1 11 I

l)r. .1, W. Harlan, a festive old reprohatte, has been arrested at Laporte on tdiarjres of biuamy, adultery and obtainin money under false pretenses.

John Whalen was found drowned in a pool at l-'urt Wayne. The pool is about forty feet in diameter but very deep. It is supposed that Whalen, who was drunk, walked into the pool in the dark.

SriciUK. An old resident of this count}-, Mr. John Brown, residing on the bank of Loon Lake, is supposed to have •ominitted suicide by jumping into the lake, last week.— Cilumh!i• Ctli) I'tml.

I In utr Jniiriinl.

Stephen Lindsay, of Johnson township, tlibson county, suicided last week, by'hangiiig himself. Lindsay was harvesting, and during a temporary absence of his boys from the field, went out ot

"f ''"nl llie field about one hundred yards iuto the woods, to his son's stable, where he took a trace chain from the gears and fastened it around his neck then getting up he made the other end fast to a pole and swunir off, where he strangled to death, with his fcoi. within a few inches of the ground.

Skkmu's Aci'

IIiK.nt

(••K:ijVrilKST.—On Sunday last a sou of

Robert Moflatt. of Owen county, while climbing fence fell upon a snag, which I penetrated his body near the lower part of the bowels, extending upward near I eight inches, breaking off some two inch *i( iti tjic body, leaving a piece of the snag iibo-yt ..sijc \|iches in the wound. This was taken out thrqugh an incision made near the pit of the stomach, and although the wound was a!ai\uii,ngly serious, yet fair |i hopes are entertained for his recovery.

Kind

The boy was about eight years of age.— 3j Jtlrliiiiuiiil

II II II I II II I

SriiUKN Dkatii .—We learn that a stranger, whoso name was unknown to our informant, died suddenly last Monday evening, on the passenger train, north at Wanatah, from bleeding nt the lungs. 1 Two other passengers noticed the blood j! flowing from his mouth in a stream, when they took hi:n out to the platform to get fresh air, where lie died in a short time. I The deceased, when attacked with bleeding, was apparently in good health, llis remains were taken toJ^hicn hinr Jhmorrut.

A-"7^

WHOLE NUMBER 1247

the team taking fright at the stump starta

he could only endeavor to stop

them by speaking, which was not heeded

Collector Wildman seized fifteen thou- I '0' '^,c horse, although the mule apsand cigars at Anderson, for violation of peared to stop momentarily, but again: the internal revenue laws. started

,, ,, ,• v- 1

Mr. .lolm Abrams of Newburg, had

011

with the horse. Mr. Krvin did

nnl lavc ,l,u to et out

furc

Ins leg broken, a short time since, by the

„l(

Eagle.

John Starkey, a merchant, doin^ business at Fraiiktuii, was arrested in Madison county, last week, and brought to this city, on suspicion of having passed counterfeit (Jovornnieiit currency, lie gave bail for his future appearance and was released.— lii'limuijiofis lh ruhI.

Near .South licnd, St. Joseph county, last week, a girl named Iluniston, fourteen years old, a fanner's daughter, gave birth to a child, the result of licentious intercourse with her brother. A day or two after the girl died, after great suffering, caused, it istipposed, by poison administered by the brother, who has disappeared.

SiN(iri.,\H

Cai'sk ok

Death.—A few

days figo a little boy named Heglenian, living on south Second street, had a difficulty with another lad and was hit on one of his knees by a stone thrown by his antogonist. He was taken home, where he lingered in great pain until Wednesday, win-u dm cllects of the blow. He was about twelve years of age.— 7/

of the way be-

rccl 8trn^k him and threw hinl

Jown acr0M the utti baf which

(,i\in_ 111 .1 \\,i sition he lay until the team had gone a In Xewburg, on the fourth of July, 1 a distance of about thiry yards, when one the juveniles followed the lead of the old- (of the hands employed at binding sucer heads, and all got gloriously drunk. ('ceded in catching and stopping it.

attkkv

was thrown from his wagon a few days 1 formation has conic to us of one of the since breaking his thigh and otherwise j'»wt infernal instances of barbarity weinjuring hint. have ever been called upon to record. A j, 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 father or rather a monster residing here.

l1"'

111 the liver near that town while over .. ,, 1 .1 n- ^o"10 fourteen years old, wtio is amicted heated, and died

I10111

the cllects. A -.i

1 Willi fits, for some cause to us unknown, I felt called upon the other day to chastise A man named Casio, in Torre Haute. this pitiful object of his begetting. The died of tape worm, llis physicians took

•there was enough left to kill liini.

A little son id' Honjainiu IloH'niiin, residing near (,'abin 11 ill. broke his leg while jiiinj»injr into a haymow.— (luahen Pi'iitnrnif.

.—Reliable in-

whose mislortuno it is to have 11 son

boy was pinioned to stake in tho gar-

eighteen feet of the reptile from 1111. but den, his hands and feet confined with a

trong cord, and a heavy horse whip applied to his back in a manner that would have mantled the cheek of a savago with shame. The neighbors, alarmed for tho poor hoy, ran for assistauee to release tho sufferer, but before any interference was had the inhuman wreteh had dragged his victim into the house when an application of salt water was made to his lacerated back. It remains to bo seen whether this inhuman wretch is to go uuwhipt of law and justice. TI10 aeoidontal circumstances of parentage does not entitle a human fiend to unlimited control over his offspring. Suh outrages are as much the result of anger and mnlieo as if perpetrated upon a stranger, and merits the same legal punishment. Wo have given the facts as reported and may hereafter publish tlie nnuios.— Union City

Ui.ookv Afi'rav hktwek.v

roth

Ktis—

At"I/.' ./11Kin!/

.—On Monday night

last, a daughter of Milton IIollingsworth was severely but not fatally injured. The weather being very warm, she laid down on tho floor and went to sleep. In her sleep she got up. and supposing, as she said, that she was going to bed walked out of an open window, and fell a distance of fifteen feet, alighting on the I ground. She was very severely injured, but hopes are now entertained that she will recover.— /'hhiiinml h'l jillhliriiil.

Two

Both ok tiikm anhkuous-

t.v Woi'.\iKr.—Wo have heard the particulars of a most shocking affair that occurred at Laconia, Harrison county, on the evening of the Fourth of July, botween two brothers named Kingsley. The Kinglcys are represented as exceedingly ([uarrelsome and dangerous characters—men who were considered bullies —anil who were often embroiled in fights and difficulties.

On the evening of the fourth the parties met at Laconia, where they renowed a ijuarrel that had taken placo between them sometime previous. The quarrel grew furious and finally resulted in a desperate fight between the two brothers, in which knives and other weapons were used. Both parties were very seriously, and probably fatally injured, and have, our informant states, been confined to their beds ever since the row, with but slight Unpen of recovery. did not Jearu what the rjuarrol orignated about, but our informant states that the brothers had fought on a previous occasion, and since the fight had not been on friendly terms. -The affair, oil account of the. relationship of the combatants and the sanguinary character of the contest, between tlieni, created a great deal of excitement in the neighborhood of Laconia. Hotli men are represented as bullies, and the terror of their neighborhood while under the influence of liquor and both are said to have been druuk when the bloody fight, between thetu occurred on the fourth. Hoth will probably dio from the effects of their wounds.

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A fil'KriAl. dispatch says th gro meeting held near (Jharlott yesterday, "ii colored prcachui chief spokesman. He said he would be satisfied with nothing less than absolute social as well as political equality, and he would not think reconstruction proporly effected until he could enter the parlor of the best white man in the land, and bo addressed as "Mr. Lindsay." lie urged the negroes to elect a black governor and a fair share of the legislature, one seuator and all the congressmen they could get.

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On the 17th ultimo, John 11. Krviu, of (Jibson co., had both his legs cut off while working a reaper. It appears that in one of his rounds his reaper came in contact with an old stump lying in the wheat on the surface of the ground. He stopped his team, composed of a horse and a mule, und getting down i'rcni his seat, atteinptcd to roll the stump out of the way, but

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