Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 7, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 February 1870 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT. TIME TABLE W. VV. V. R. R. i DOWNWARD TRAINS. j LeaTeBrookviUe Cliier0 EP'8" Chicae M'1 " Dy freight. 26 p. si .9:25 p.m. UPWARD TRAINS Coi " ChK-8 Express ...... S :5S a. n. ...8:4 7 P. . 1:45 P. it. pj i reign' " - Meeting of Agricultural Society. The regular meeting of the Franklin Conntv Agricultural Society will be held on Satur- !, Mrcn 5ln' A. general attendance f the members is requested. Literary Society Entertainment. The Zetalaihean and Julia Dutnont Union Society of Brookville College will give an en tertainment, consisting of Orations, Declamations, Plalogaes and Tableaux, on Friday evening, February 25th, in the College Chap el. Proceeds applied to carpeting Society 131 Adm''O3 40 cts.; children 25 cts. Circuit Judge. Henry C Hanna Esq., of this place, is prominency spoken of as a candidate for Judge of circuit, ine convention to tom'ioate will meet in May next. Tie 4S-Hour Fermentation Perlo d. A case baa been brought before the U. S. Conriin Cincinnati to test the legality of the for,Tigbt hour fermentation period in castilleriei. Persons engaeJ in distillation will twill tlis decision with great interest. An Independent Ticket. Commissioner Rjaeson is out in another communication in last week's Democrat, lie las heard about some talk in regard to an "Independent Ticket" lhe "iajing aside of politicV' in tie coming County election, and u.iiling upon the best men for Commissioners, irrespective of patty. Ihis movement is a most WEiIe one, truly & move that ought to bo nsaJe, and one that would ctidoubredly nitu ith success. Bit Mr. Robeson makes spori ! Muh a movement, ridicules the idea ct au ! Indrr-endert Ticket," and attempt to dis - this laudable unity of action on the j courage tartct men of every political persuasion w ho i re convinced that it is full time some Ling tliould Le done to remedy the deplorable con dition of things in Frankiin County. Let the in-pajers ji.in hands, wi;h "reform" as thtir aatcLword, and elect men who are safe cuMidltns of the people's n.oncy men ho a;e lonpeter.t to dit-charge the duties of their o (li ce men of buMness capacity, who know how in contract f r lhe buiiduig of bridges that v.-iil lot wa-h aay. It is high time this revolution 9 inaugurated, and a s"op put to the whuleale squandering of lue people's money. The Sew Styles Have already arrived at the Cuy Cl.tthing Emporium, mhere you can gt-t anything in the aajof Men's Wear in the latest tlyie. "Lifcle Lyrics." This beauli'ii! bonk is having a rapid sale, tiid has rtathed i'.s fifth edition. The present is a good lime to o'i'nin a ccpy. J. W. Dole iea'enl fr Ftatiklin County. lie is also selltj! a splendid illustrated Polyglot Family hible. Fine House Tainting. K'i Allen of Town!);;) and Jacob Con'fj cf bite Water Township can boast o' lavir.g the finest painted residences in this i'ounty. These houses were paiuteJ by John j I'entetl of Brookville. New Bns-gies at laasters Shop. Thos desirous of inspecting hand-oiue work n the hape of new lluggies, should not fail 'O visit Jacob Masters" Shop in this lace. They are tip-top, extra fi:i, and no mistake. Mr. M. has a foil set of No. 1 hands vmpioj -d tnmn.cr, painter, blacksmiths and wondcrkmen and the work he turi.s out wiil tiot t2er by comparison with any other work in thispartif the State. He manufactures llujCie, Itarouclsos, Spring Wagons, Ac, romplJ to order, in anv stvle voa may wish. Army Blaases Tor sale at the City Clothing Emporium. Whisky Saloons and Ganibiing IIoase3 . A llrookvilie correspondent of lhe Conners-xi-le Examiner, who appears to know whereof Rewrites, communicates a follows: The question of imposing a municipal licer.e upon lhe whisky saloons of this place, ill go largely into the election of our town tftcer in Mav next. A ticket composed of citizens friendly to the imposition of such litense, i;i he placed before the voters for their mpport. Such a proposition will have many npporters in both political parties, and I ould not he surprised if the ticket friendly to ''censing these houses was elected At all ""its the trial will be made, win or lose. tiaa-,blirig and gambling-houses are tolerated , 'armini! extent in our midst, ar.d it is !ih time lor pareuts and guardians, an! all ao have the control of boys, to exert themr'es to stop us banetul influences. Whisky 'Ooi.s are bad enough, hut when to them is 'Ud the practice of gambling, it should 'fouse tlie community to a sense of the danger which their children are exposed. Li.-ky saloons should of course help to pay txPeiises of the town in which they are loled. Gambling houses should be suppres'fcjlaav.aiiii that, too, summarily. Visit to a Sagar Camp. "n Friday we visited the sugar camp silon Keturah Templetou'a farm, where the ffiP'tton boys were busy at work urging forrd the steady boiling of sugar water conin tl.rP ll.l.ta L I 1 ! . 1 nvA. n i I , 1. ''rnace built in the latest improved tuan-r-These kettles coutain about sixty gale&th, and, by constant boiling, ten galof maple molasses are secured each day. od Uees were f'fsi tapped on Wednesday, ou Thursday the boiling commenced, ten "oa and a half being the result of the firt J cperations. Last season they manufacre l6o gallons, and not more lhan half the Ct" tfe Uiped- 11 brught $2, being a -tale article. The present season also W 6e8 el1' Their furn&ce is buiU L'8h ,te Eround, with grates, doors and ashconSning the beat beneath the ketn bi Cot being annoyed with smoke. This ,l;CmP. furnace, 4c., takes rank among W Sl a,ran2eJ if not the largest in Eastern """til.

Metamora Items. Died Thursday night, Feb, lOih, of consumption, in the 15tb. year of Lis age, SnDivan Pierce, son of Solomon and Caroline Pierce.

lhe decked was born in Blooming Grote in County, Ra. t t;me of kig eA,H. was 'V'Dg wilh hia Mother Wm. Pierce of this Our young friend Wilbur Hahn met with a serious accident on last Wednesday night. lie was on his way to Cincinnati on the downward freight train, and had arrived at Cedar Grove, where he pot off the train while it was stopping there, and while trying to get on again after the train bad started, by some means he was thrown to the ground and one of the trucks of the caboose passed over his right leg, cutting it off about four inches below the knee. Dra. George Berry & Son were sent for, and came and dressed his woutid. His brother K E. llahn was notified of the accident, and went after hioa the r.ext morning, returning with him on the freight train the same day. lie is at home now, and the best of care is being taken of him, and up to this time he is doing as well a? could be expected. As so many boys are in the habit of jumping on and off the trains as they are passing I Lis and other stations, it is hoped that this accident, so sad in its nature, will be a warning to them. I understand Mr. Lip man has done so well here that he is induced to stay with us another week, and he will give au auction sale for ladiee on FYiday ftftprncon, TPeb. ISth. Rev. M 11. Mullen of Blooming Grove will deliver a Temperance Lecture at the SI. E. Church in this place on Friday night, Feb. 25th. The Good Templars of Metamora will meet at their Hall and march to the Church. As Mr. Mullen is known to be a plain-sr oken ! man and a devoted soldier in the Temperance Army, the public are invitrd to attend and hear the evils of Intemperance portrayed in their ti ue light. Milt. 0, Mother! the Agent is coming with the Bible Lyrics!" Rev. Joab Stent. The above named Minister of the Gospel and iiis wife were recently victims of a liberal surise dena'ion parly in LVcatur County, as will !,e stn bJ an 'cle wi.ich we reproduce elseh - ,e in ,,lis I aper Hev. S. has been the f as,or t f a i'-'ui i.-Li,,g church in that County J"ri,1S be past nineteprt jcars, whicu churcl was buiit up iluoiigh his ur ceasing labors. lie was bl.-o pastor of Big Cedar Grove Church in this County more than twenty years. Brother Stout is of the Regular tiaptist (no-llard-Slieil") dt nomination, ar.d has the reputation of l.. ii!g o;ie of the very best of men. EaviEgs Association. Broojcvii.i.k, Isn., Fesktaky 13, 1870. A nieetitg cf several citizens of Brookville Township was 1 eld at the Township Trustee's Ollice for the t u-pose f taking steps to organize a second Savings Association. On motion, II. II. Schrichte wa appointed Chairman of the meeting at:d Charles Mocriv.Htin Secretary. On motii'ti, John Purkhart, Constar.tine Klotz ar.d .los-'ph Ktlhofl' were appointed a committee to draft resolutions expressive of the sentiments of the meeting. The eomniitlee reported the following reruloltons : Resolved, That it is the pnrj osp of this meet ing to organize a Saving Fund Association as authorized by the s'ntn'esof Indiana, and it is expresslv understood that the proceedings of ibis Association shall be carried on in the English lancnuge. Resolved, That this meeting adjourn to meet ac;Nn SLuiday eicnirg, February 21st, 170, at I half-past 7 o'clock, at the Township Trustee's j Ollice, then t" complete? the organization. Lesolved, I hat we heiehy invite all persons willing o co-operau- with us in this enterprise to attend id mt-e'iiig. Kfsolved, That the proceedings be published in bo h of the County papers. Keport accepted by the meeting. 11. 11. ScHiacHTE, Pres't. Charles Mookmaxn, Sec'y. Miami Universiiy. Col. Carlton has resumed his duties at the Miami University in Oxford, as Professor of Military Science aal Tactics. Tlie Planet Venus. It is said the planet Vcnuj can now be distinctly seen with tho naked evo at midday when the sky is clear. It has reached its period of greatest brilliancy, and seen through the telescope presents the appearance of a waning crescent. It is rapidly approaching tho sun, and will reach its inferior conjunction on the 2.'!d 01" February, when it will cease to bo a n evening star. Evansville & Sandusky Railroad. A meeting of the former Directors and Stockholders of the old Louisville .t Sandusky Railroad, p.-rtions of which were graded several years ago, was held in Pioaa, Ohio, on Thursday of last week. The committees appointed to examine the route north and south reported in favor of the old route, except making Evansville the southern terminus instead of Louisville, the former city having made a larger bid for the road. The committee have assurance that capitalis have already signified their determination to build the road. Murder aad Robbery, For several w.eks Dearborn County has been excited over the mystery of a riderless horse found in the road. A thorough search has resulted in finding the dead body of John Buckhost stowed away under an old log church, near where the horse was found. His body was cut and gashed with a hatchet or some sharp instrument, and his clothes were almost torn fro. a his body, giving evidence of a desperate stmglj with his murderers. The murdered man was a laborer on the farm of Jese Laird, a few miles from Law rencehurg, and had been sent to Sparl to collect some money, in which he had been successful, and was returning with about one hundred and thirty dollars in his possession. The robbers got it. Infallible Receipt. The Lawrenceburg Press gives the following

infallible receipt: balf of the rnrtr rrc'ented Mr. a hag'e p)ck The following receipt is warranted to niake the age containing a fine black broadcloth suit ovbest of tattlers, scandnl-mongeis and pako-your- creoat, hat, boots, Ac, the finest that are put up nose-into-every -body's business. This market at at the establishment of A. Keitcr in this City, present is well supplied; tut we give the receipt j and Mrs. S . a very line dress. They could scareeso it can be used in case of necessity: Take a j ly find words to express their sense of gratitude, spoonful of Run-about, and tho same quantity of i not so much for tho presents themselves, though Liuibertongue. a cill of Backbite, a tablespoonful i thev were valuable, but lor such a. ninnirtatlnn

of Don't-you-tell-it, five grains of Malice, six drops of Envy. Stir them up well together and simmer them for half an hour over the fire of discontent kindled with a little jealousy, then strain it through the rag of misconception, and cork it up in the bottle of malevolence and hang it upon a skein of street yarn. No Peerless llaking Powder is necessary, as it rises Tast enough. Let a spoonful be taken befure walking out, and tho subject will be enabled to speak all manner of evil, and that continually. Religious Revival. The rovival at the Methodist and Christian Churchsa in this place, stili coctiaues, the houses being crowded nightly, and nuoibets are stiij uniting with both churches. -Harrison Advocate.

Shelby County Resolutions. Tho following preamble and resolutions wer unanimously adopted at a recent Republican meeting in Shelby Couuty: Whereas, We believe it our duty as Republicans having nothing but the unity, welfare and success of the Republican party in view, t declare that in our opinion success is no longer possible in this, tie Fourth Congressional District, with the Hon. O. W. Julian as our Congressional candidate; and, Whereas, The course pursued by him, and the language used in his card tn the people of this District, is only calculated to cause ill feeling and division ia th party and thereby insure certain defeat; therefore Resolved, That in order to allay all strife, and to bring unity into the Republican party of this Congressional Bistriet, and to make success certain, we are unani mously in favor of the nomination of the Hon. J. M. Wilson, as our standard bearer in the approaching congressional contest. Resolved, That we deem it right and proper under the circumstances to make this announcement at this time, believing as we d-i that a large majority of the Republican party of the District concur in the sentiment hersin expressed. We ask their hearty co-operation to the end that strife, discord and divisions may cease to trouble the politics of the District, and that peace, good will and harmony may once more abound.

For the Indiana American. A Dream. summer evening, much troubled in One mild mind From scanning "minutely the ill? of mankind, When grief was fast driving my hopes to despair, I gave way to sleep in the midst of my care. Whilst slumbering, I thought myself wafted above, And, blessed with perfection in friendship and love, I mingled with groups of the heavenly throng, And joined thn i a eioimt t'jctv t?lysian sen if. This charming communion with angels of light G avc strength to my mind and extended my sight, I sa w the great record of human events, And, aided by heaven, I read its contents. Enrolled were the names of each human on earth, And all of their actions were plainly set forth, commencing Uh Adam, recording his fall. Ana noting man s virtues, his vice and all. This knowledge extensive revealed in my dream

lJC ! satisiied cannot b3 overcome. 1 hose are I thought I could silence contention on earth, personal an 1 not political. They are deep wuf rl.VTY thCir resi?,tereawor,hj' rooted and not superficial. The opposiVt ith Ieae irom high heaven, some items I took: . ,T T ,. , . 11 From records contained in the heavenly book; tion to Ml. J llUatl in lilS OTtl party was The items obtained were desiened to reveal j at first caused by his advanced p isition on Those actions of men which they wish to conceal. ; the slavery question: but tint miht have Rcturnir.g to earth, muvh in lovrf with my plan I , , 1 - , , , . . To check the vain contests between man and man, been and certainly would have been OVerI offered to each one in full a record ' come as the conservative witg oftha party Of all his bad actions engraved on aboard. 1 advanced to the front, but for Mr. Julian's

The tews I obtained from the great Book 0f I late; But having a board for each human on earth, I gave one to each to conc. al or show forth. V- ith features distorted and sorely amazed, Each cne at his board with astonishment gazed; On finding the changes recorded were true, All eilirts were made to conceit them from view A hardened old sinner, for mischief, propose 1 That each of their beards to full view be exposed; , This move hsd a second, ard "'boards" was the j ' t But lol they were hidlea by preachers and all. The public retailer of sc.mdnl and lies Held on to his board as he would to a prize; Ahhough he had made all his neighbors' faults known , Most careful was he in concealing his own. A doctor, though famed for his talents and skill In weilding the lancet and giving the pill, Was heard at the siglit of his board to exclaim, "My God! is it thus? you hive recorded uiy fame; The ojing of patients, as some of them will, Is charged on this board to my lancet and pill; Heie's one, it is true, I considered poor pay. And therefore I physicked him out of the way." A lawyer, whose min i over volumes ha I pored. as greatly as.on,ste,t at the s,cht of his board; 1 Had fixed on its surf.ice a horrible mark; iwas stained with, the blood which for gain had For villains through means of his counsel had fled; 'Twasdarkened with perjury, plan Icr ar.d theft, I And very f s v traces of virtue wore left. ContortioHs of feiture?, a states-nan displiyed, nust over an.t otten his vie 11 is love for the pc Yet selfish promoti His b.iard was as d Except a tew traces And traitorous deeds to accomplish his end. Concluded the statesman's uncr.vied legend. A hero ia war had acquired much fame; Blight laurels a rid honors encircled his name; Called on for his boar 1, his vi.-tae was tried; lie kept it concealed 'neath the cloak by his side; The tears of the widow were fresh on its face, And pale, hungry orphans had left there a trace; Iiis income was hundreds and thousands a year, Y'ct ne'er fed the orphan or dried up a tear. A merchant, retire i with thousands a year.. Examined his board wita emotions of fear, ' His g il l had been gathered from saa and from Ian j, According tolaws of supply and demand: When famine's destruction at times hard prevailed, And war's dreadful havoc deep misery entailed; VV ith Shy lock extortion, when famine pi rched ; The last mite or farthing he took from the poor. A monarch, whoso will was expressed by a nod. Who claimed to be king by tho power of God, Was thrown into spasms at siht of his board, As crimes most atrocious its sur:ace had scored; To j lunder whole nations he oft declared war. Thus ijatliering thetichesof oountries afar; His thirst for dominion and boundless control i.x.ciiueii nis rsvnge irom i-oie een to rote; ?!i'f!'ia.nin. bJ"? i . uc.j,u,. v.-u,c!, u,s iiii(ras assuigp, But boundless in wishes and endless desire. No treasure or blood could e-xt:ny;uish the fire; When nations asknowled-ed his powers supreme. Thus yielding ambition its full measured dreaiu. His fondness for conquest was not yet allayed, And he wept there were no mare worlds to be swayed. In deepest roGecti ia and aspect pro faun 1, A moralist gazed on the audience aroandf "My friends," exclaimed he, in a rational mood, "Our imperfect wisdom makes none of us good; Thosa records of evil may well be applied At times when we're temptod our friends to deride. We having oar f.iults exposed thus t-i view. Should stiive to correct them and virtue pursue; Should conquer our malice, our envy remove, And yield to the dictates of Friendship and Love." I heard a low whisper pass sofilv around; Tws Friendship reviving for morta's had found; Each one had his foiolcs, a pro no d those who were To find fault with others remembered their own Fxcr.K Tom. A Surprise Party. We learn from Mr. W. II. Ueed that about sev enty-five of the neighbors and friends of Joab Stout formed a partv last cridav, and proceeded to the reii fence of tho latter: I lonli pntim nrw. sessinn nf hia nrmiwi. Tj i..l- At- -a a l i, ; ,

rple he Oft would proclaim . ! , ' .v . ..hi nrrv . ev I v. ven li.l:S. Tools .r t le W or k f 1 or. A nil now mi Iisci i I .m c ... i. din r in ll.eir

on was ever hi. aim; j itey cannot itve n,m an cnecuvc uVVi t ; t,arm iltus,,io,(, ' h.ilulit- We.kV, the fir.t of Deeembe. shall receive ll.

arK as the blackness of nicht. ll be sr.oisl.l be a candidate, ll tliev WOUld. nrpllim.- ifnmcs Pn lie T

of primitive lifht; ! Q ,1 .,. r.P tli.mi liavp con o sii lir as to A ionrn u I of ro mnr li in tr i r. tie a lue . i t 1 1 c lc W ' mon i i n a 1 1

W hen thousands were starvia- pile hajard l,on ae'rrtca,ln-11 u u 1 r '"Sc " T" ........ f ..i.w.i. 1 andgaunt, ' I 0f the local press of the district, and es- b-V J.hn Sartain of PhilaUelphia. et.ti led j W h f ( , , J,,9

i really," continues the resolut,on,d, we; - j ,.,,, ro.y,,t rj tie And worshipped the cause which such treasures j condemn the dictatorial nJllst "rse thc plate cottir-g nearly i4.ff0 to engrave, atd 'PWO-1 HIP. PS of lie ilimtif to whi.h hnmn unfold; 1 of the Cincinnati Gazette." Mr. Julian '..,;,, I,!-,!,.. :,1 . , r.-. . f i i. i s A in. r- A it v is heir, have their oricm iu dtmnireinciit

wife entirely by surprise; but tho party were re- i ly ecomended by all denominations of Chris- i exhausted. This will I e tbirtet n tapers in ad-.-lit. . . 1, ... .... - . ; .. l ; . " i. : u t ti, a Tl ..-ill 1... ; I n t 1 oA wilh 1H tinA uteri .HiL-intn Tptrnlar Hftklv Bl;n;b T tcr ! ?70 -CT

V.....V. ...... ..... ...o.ij v.-...... un mi nui i-.iiursei piencers are so famous. Thev did not discover 1 the eigniUcance of this largo outpouring of their neisrhbors, so well hid the secret been kcpt.unI 5'1 -Mr-Bo,nj- Bowers stepped forward, and in a ' few Wt?ll C h OSPil illi.i aniir,Hir .I frt AmapVe i r ha. j of interest and regard from their neighbors aad ! friends. It is a flatterine exhibition of esteem. of which they may feel justly proud. V ell fined bassets were broaht forth, and a repast was spread such only as farmers wives can get up, and it is uselesa to say was hiably enjoyed. The day was happily and plssntly spent in calling up and discussing events of tho past, and matters of neighborhood interest, Mr. Stout is one cf oar old and most highly respectable citizens, and we record this complimsut to him with pleasure. It was suggested by the members of tho church to whieh he has go long and acceptably ministered, hut so universally are t'ue facaily respected, that all his neighbors insisted ou having a part in it. lie is a kind neighbor a genuine Christian

a good man. Long may he and his estimable wife live to enjoy the confidence and respect tf their friends. (Jreensburg Standard. Horses Stolen. last Friday Mr. Thomas M. Neibert, on his way from Ripley County, to Cincinnati, with a lot of stock, stopped over night some four or five miles west of this place, and during the night one of his horses was stolen. At a late hoar the same night a person was seen passing along the road between Mr. John Spidell's and Wilmington with two horses; nnd as Mr. Nebruggee, of Dillsborough, had a horse stolen the same night, it is supposed they were taken by the same thief. Our police officers started in pursuit of the thief, but could ot trace him beyond the hills that lie between the two branches of Hog, a creek. Aurora Advocate. The Fourth Indiana District. There is a division in the Fourth (Indians) District. This has existed for several years. Speaking in the interests of the Republican party, we expressed the hope that the difficulties which has frittered away the Republican strength of that naturally strong Radical district, would be removed, and to this end we advised the withdrawal of Hon. George W. Julian from the contest. We have received and printed several articles in reply to this suggestion; we have also carefully read all that has been printed in the local papers on both sides of the question, and still, looking at the matter from a standpoint whollv disinterested so far as candidates are concerned, it is our opinion that it is not possible to unite th3 party upon Mr. Julian, and that therefore the bttershould withdraw. We have no cause of euarrel with Mr. Juliai), and we Cannot be drawn into a quarrel with him. As a Republican he has been true to his principles, and if wc lived in the district and fcs were a candidate we should vote for him: but we have

evidence of local antagonisms that we are unfortunate temper and tus determination to fiht to the bitter end tl)-se wh at any i time cpposel bins. Mr. Juli tn, as we lup. j pen to know, considers every ra m w!u I does not fully support hiai in his apira j tions, a personal enemy, tnd treats him ' aecordinijlc. He uses vinjtr when he might scatter sugar". lie says narsit taints of men who need to he conciliated. This i nr. I1-, trT f.- It n 1 1 .1 tin an. I IjApn ttl. 1 . . ! III.. i i. V. 1 1 I J . W V ' V . . . i - - - . j petiier a party. It ts It ts the way to break down and scatter. Mr. Julian selected the wrong way, and now he complain because the seed he scattered las reu!tci in a harvest of dissatisfaction and determined opposition. Upon this point we can not lie mistaken. In the Fourth District are published eleven Republican papers, viz : Richmond Telegram, Palladium, Huaiming liirl and Radical; Connrrsviilc Times, lro kvi!ie American, Liberty Herald. Rushville Republican, Greenfield Commercial. Shelbyville Republican, and Canibri jse City T,ibvine. Of these, trn are outspoken in opposition to Mr. .Ju.ian 'nn.t r.l,T ill. It -I .1 i 1 fl-l.l llT Mr. 81 ' T r '-I il r. r.rO - MnMiiSnJtwi ' j''u,lan s "rotner ia or ii.s rv.icminauo.i. : I It IS not usual; on the contrary It 13 quite I unusual, for party paper to oppose men who are candidates for a r.ni nit nn- YPt '' 1 ,,-l,J"' J : t tie P:i pers we nave nanua in ve sijiie an ; 1 1 say that they will no' support him under J . J v- - m any Circumstances. Now, in Mr. Julian's majority in the 'district, ai ICr ; throwin;; out of the South Richmond vote 1 - 1 1 1 ..... which was largely asratost htm, was o.'ic ...1, . , l (: rr,l a, si.ct.cn. 10 renominate .nr. Julia n under these circumstances would be to risk the district, and this ought not to be done, in the interest of any m tn It would be justifiable only in the interest of a 2"'f'p!'- I" 'his case a is in the way ami not a principle. Air. Julian's convention, which met at Centerville on Saturday, passed a resolu has , heretofore, sought and obtained the laid of the Cincinnati Gazette in bis ...Cl , - triet, and if be should be a candidate he may need it aiain; but we have not been dictatorial or unjust in this case. We have offered what we regard as stood advice; but this has been in the interest of the Republican party, and not of Mr. Juinn- hfiif-p the- ii 1 ss.m t i-t ar-T inn As to our riirht to intetferein the affairs of that dis--7 , , - t jtiii-i, wc ,u .....e ..... '-"I not. confined to the city of Cincinnati, the . State of Ohio or Indiana: snd wc have a j i i . . i- .: ... .t" . ..v. i clear rijiht to u;scuss any question ot pub- j lie interest that may arise witnout regard to locality. 'This i a viht that we ex ercise freely, and thus exerris;no; it, tt i . ... .... ll' 11 ll t .1 U 1 1 1 il l l IV 11! US -I t l .11. U 1 1 1 11 ' I ..llj other man in or outvide of the Fourth 3istriet. Oar obiect is to maintain the Republican party in the interest of principies, snd not iu the interest ot men. Principles are essential to the interests of i the nation; men are useful only so f ir as j they advance these principles. - When i they stand in the way ot success, their prop- j er place is a private station, if it is true , ; that Mr. eluliati can not carry the Kepuo- i liean banner to victory, that is a suineient reason for transferring the standard to the; hands of some other man, who is true to '. the principles of the party. Gazette. ' IPleetwaod's Life cf Christ. i Anew edition f this popular book wi .1 soon be ready for delivery-to subscribers. 1 1 is high - Jl. read v f ,1 r .1 el i -cr v to s u bscr i hers. 1 1 is hi ell - . ..... .- ........... ..... ........ plates, containinir 760 octavo p ages, printed on fine white pai cr, and bound in the most substan - tial binding. Mr. Robert Stewart, of Brookville, is Agent for the sale of this book in Franklin County. feb. ll3ni. : UNITED STATES HlfiSHAL'S SALE. By virtue or a Writ of Execution to me directed, from the Clerk's OSee of the United States s Circuit Court, for the Circuit and District of Indiana, I will, on Jftn.iay, Februiry 2Slh, 1S70, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and -1 o'clock P. M., at- the Court-House door in Orookvillo, Franklin Conntv, Indiaua, offer for sale j tho rents aad profits for tao term of seven years of tho foll.v.vin dsscrio! re it estate, to wit: Lots nn:nber elevaa and sixteen in the town of An lorsonville, formerly called -Sey!on,in Franklin Couuty, State of Indian; and upon failure to reahzeasaia sufficient to satisfy ttia demand, T wi 1 1. a.t th ti a t i -n an! nlaec. eilTcr for sale the fee si nolo of the si-ue. Taken as tbe prorertr of tia defendant at the suit of Henry Stix, t..;k ....i I..... Derbyshire and Charles Harris. BK. SPOON ER. IT. S. Mtrih.il. 'We. v t v i vj j nun . a t i a e;ii a v-nIW, '" . o a.

cssurveea: f,.,.- t aip nnn.in.tn .- Mr .Inlin 1 u t , on crs . em I. ell ishcti 1 1 h f.i.e 1-. n l rtv in t cl Ala- vear in at-nliiitm nikir.iT fniirteen tint

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By f ias C. ipjjsss, Deputy. February 4, ISrO Sw,

PUBLIC SLE0F REAL ESTATE. Valuable River Bottom Farm and Timber Land. THE Heirs of William Hendrickson will sell at Public Auction, ca the premises, On, Friday, April 1870, their Farm of about 216 acres on the White Water Valley Railroad, 2) miles above Brookvills, Franklin County, Indiana, about 106 acres of which is good river bottom, the residue bein g good wheat and pasture land, on which there is a good frame house, barn, orchard, and plenty of water. This Farm is within one-half mile of Yellow Bank switch on Rail Road. Also SO acres of good timber land about one mile from said switch. Private bids for said land will be received at the office of Adams Jfc Berry in Brookville up to day of sale,who will give any information concerning said land. TERMS OF S AtiE. One-third down, one-third in ono yoar, and remaini ng third in two years from day of sale, deferred payments to be secured by notes and mortgage on the premises, bearing interestfrona dite, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. DtVID !lBTDaiCKSOX A OTHERS. Adams Jfc Berry, att'ys. February 4, lS70-Sw.

HORNUNG'S SHOP. THE undersigned at his shop in the former Post Office Building, on the "Old Whito Corner," tn Brookville, is prepared It repair Accordoons, Umbrellas, Parasols, Door Locks, Jcc, and wilt also sharpen Shears, Scissors, Knives, Jtc, renovate Window Blinds, file and reset Saws of all kinds, and repair Lamps, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. Sewing Machines, Knitting Machines, Jtc. lie is also Aent for ths Lamb Knitting Machine the best tn.chine in the world for knitting. Itknitsover twenty different articles of apparol. ausss mxchines can be seen at ciy shop on the '01d W h'te Cocner, where I aru located for business. I respectfully solicit tho pa'roniee of a liberal public. LEWIS HORNUNU. Feb. II 6ai. Y ANTED A3ESTS -Canvassing Book SUNT FREES, FOR "OUR RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS," or "Tbc OcTi.tsKS of the IT. S. Government," by .Tut?e Wti.MS, of New York. A work of great merit, and intrinsic value to every citizen of the United States. Celling with great success, as every one who sees it appreciates its value at once. Price to suit the times. One Agent in Kentucky repo: t 29 copies in one day; one in Indianapolis, 45 in two days; one in Chic iji, 1 50 the first week; and so it goes. Canvassing book and circulars purr, by addressing PAKMEL.E1 iOO., I SI Huce Street, Cincinnati, O. feb. Il-5w 13 OOt; 13.C3L SHOO TflM R S1TT?!J trntl TIT PI? X U X A IS iS S J 41 At J si j (CONTINUES to manufacture Coots and Shoe J of all kinds promptly to order, at his estabIWhment in Brookville. lie keeps on hand a full assortment o f LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES, BOOTS OF EVERY KIND, CHILDREN'S SHOES and Trantees a good fit in every instane Mending done on short notice . 0 ill an d see Lis Msorttnen t and learn his prices . novl-tf IrtN ATHS KOKITLKB. THE BEST IN THE YVCRLDI I III, till Iilll.l AUUlKili . : t Rr.n rr..ih r.-- irrn it rrr. rni rr. i 4 ... t . . - . w,-. i A AH! "iBLE Phi Mil M FOR ALL. ! This splendidly illustrated wetkly jouiral cf Popular Science, Mechanics, 1 i.vei: t le n , En gi - ; nccrinc, Chen; i.-t ry, A rel i t c tire, Actituituro ! and the kindred rrts, tnttts its t t l.tv-Llvh year on tho f.rst cf Jstiusrv li x t , ltvirg acircula.n far cxcccd r:g tlht tl 8l)J silL,iir jouri.nl now published. 1"0 Editorial- lJ.paili.vei.t- ot tee i.c;tntiL( c. 11 . e " j e .1 1 . . . mnat nnnnlir ritorin ih is Cnunttv ar.d Etrrl e 1 . . : . ; . M V. . . ,1 . . A . . .1 . . i- . I 1 1 n ;tre contributors. - - . ' Every t.utoL.i hi.s Ifiin:rial PTice of " I'r. l ,c 1:i vri4 ll if ing eouutii-, A Jiillioi; L.aorrs. ! Whoever reads the t-cicr.!ifc An r;ct n is ntertain. 1 ar.d imtrLctcd, w ill. ut I eii fc I ctht rtd wilh hard words of dry details. TO 1VK'T(1HS AXI) VFCIIAMCS ijiju.uuma.mj .rviiA.u.-) , ' ' -'""" weekly rcjott tf all FattlUs irsi;..! at Wasbing- , , T . . - and Euroi ean I nvcr. tie r. e. lie 1 ubiifler of. tho Scientific Ameiiean are tie n t Extensive Talent Solicitors in the world find t-ve unequalcd facilities for ga tl-eri r g a c. mil.te Klow ledge of the progress of Invention nil Disceveiy throughout the world; i.nd wilh n xiew to nark the qti;irterof n century, .'urirp which tlisj.urnal has held the first place in S si. 11 '.i fie ml M . e balneal Literature, the Pul-lisleis wiil i(n;eon J n - n Inrmtors. it is a sill eil w rk of a it. w : 1 - . - .... 1 .... . w v, .-lUtlC 1 IlllilV?, VU 1-r.l 1 imii, "..iv si 11 11 s -i. nil iii i.t.p .isrr. 11 ru.r iLC.-u.it lific American tl.'e paper will be si . t li r 1 1; e y si.r, together with a copy of the er era-, i r.g, on rsee-; j t of fit). Tke pic tu to is n lso oCued mi a j icu-.um lor clubs of subsi ribers. ftC'-f'-.iOOCASH rR'ZlS.-Ti In ad oiti.n to theal cvt pren.inn , tl. Pablifhers will i.ov il ,(i. in t As H 11. 1 S 1 r lists of ...l.,Mc. 1 .r, 1 v 1 . 1 un n t (' . K-71). fer n. howant to eou' i etc u r i'l . e , ,if , sl,.nld s end a t ence fr r 1 toi p. . tv s a 1 c I Ibi kt t. r ti mi s. Te.n.r .1 fciertitc Aimicai , 0 e ve; i,f:..'-; (;x months, j-l.JO; four month-, Sl. o. 1 o clubs of 10 and upwards, t.nts $2.;. per ai.r.um.specimen copies seuv nee. r.i..:i.- nc . uu .cuf 1A to.. . S " Pi-1 1 1. , ew Y en k. How to cut Paiknts. A l an l I lit f Patent Laws and Ir.ttiui.tiiu to ii uduhs hi t lice. M-l.ll. THE SATURDAY EVEKIltG FCSt Tf li W tflTVi VV 1TTP!T! jIULL HlViMbL i.i This "cheapest and 1 st of the l.iti rsry Weeklies" is oS'.riug ui.eqi alcd iii.Iiciu .ts i tew ubscribers. In the iirst paper of October, it ecu n treed a brilliant Novelet called "A Fmiily Failing,'.' by Elizabeth Pnsco.t. It als is row- rorr.irg a ser-al, called "Oeorge Cantcrbur; ' W ill,"' 1; Mrs. Ileury Wood, the laui.ts uiLcr"tf-East Ljnne," As. New Xovcltt'es will contiuually yu;ceed tn.h other. Among those already on hand, r in rogrcss, are "l niler a Bar," ly Au.arca iw . i ecg la,; -Leor.ic's cc-et," ly Frank Lee Pci cciet; A Novelet, bv Sirs. Ilcsu-er, Av. ! y.ii- t' n.nn Tiir . c i 1 C T .. ,' 1 1 Vaa4V.aiv' ! . v v.,. r. r. o isi liM. Kircr c .or i r. o m m r u. c i ( subscripts es dated bark to tie Jper f Ootcbe i 2d, u ut-il t he larpe c x ti a edition of that eJste ir i 2d. n ut-il t he lars-e c X ti a edition of that CBteir - t.- - . - - fifteen men tl in ail ! Wbtu oi.r extra can ion ia ! exhausted, the names of all rew subseiiltrs f. r j IS 70 will be entered cn our list tl.a T.ry we. k j j they are received. j T K K MS. $2.50 ay.nr;Two roji.s, 4; Four i copies, 6: Five copes (tnd rre gi Mis), ! ?. Ore1

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! A copy c.f the Inrge art! 1 c j i t i rt 1 Prraiicra ' ;t,,pi Kiumvicc "Takine tie Mesititt-.f the ' yeddine Rina" er craved in Fr c Ir.T cut a ce-tt of ;,HH' will be sent to every lull (?:.. t-)sr.t-scribcr, and to every f eifon setiiiit g a rli.b. Th. isatruly beautiful cngravli y ! Andres H. PETF1 t f A '., .1! 9 Wlnt Strtet, Fhilndt Ii lia. r?Ppecimen copic? s-er.t for five tsnts. Nov. 19. Turnpike Election. NOT ICE is hereby Riven that an election will be held at the resi ienie of Samuel VV. Car- ! ber. in Sprinsfiold Townfhin, Franklin Coun ty , ! Imliiti, at I o'cli? P. M. on Saturday tho !Sth j day of February, bol, for tie pri.oso ot electing U...lHr...i,,rJfnr t.o Mt. Carmel A Richmond ... - - i . v mj- - Turnpike Company. All stocsUolders are rc1 ouested to attaad s .id election.

S AMU EL W. B.VP. BES, ; January IS79-1W,

iicct.

CROC ERY ST O RE.

J. H. BROCKAMF HAS opened a new Grocery Store ia the mom adjoining Davis 4 Gates' Drugstore, where ae as for salo ALL KINDS OF FAMILY ROCERIES, such as Teas, Coffees, sngars, Spices, &c, which areoffered for sale At the Lowest Market Prices. Everything usually kept in a Grocery tore can be obtained there, either at ' WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. He respectfully solicit the liberal patronage of the public. ;j. II. BR0CKAMP. dec. 24 y. - . s G-reat Distributions By the Metropolitan Gift Co. CASH GIFTS T0THK AMOUNT OF 300,000EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE. 5 Cash Gifts each 20.0C0 10 ..... .0,UUl 20 . " 5,uu0 40 " 1.C00 2(10 .... ' 500 S00 " 50 Elegaat Hosewood Pianos ...ea'h 75 ' ' Melodeons " 3.S0 Scwinc Machines lfti Sf eto$7eo ; 75 to 109 1 60 to 1T5! 500 Gold Watches .. . 5 to 5t0 1 Cash Prizes , Siiv cr Wa 1 e, ie.,v.i lued at Jl ,r.0,0U0 A chimce to dra w ai.y ef the above P:it foi : 23C. 1 icKets uetcriom t nuit sctlol in uvelops and wttl mixed. Un rectipt it i'io. a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choue and sent by mail to any address. The ptize named u) i it wi;l be dtliierid to tlie ticket holder or payment of Cne Dollar, l'liies are immediate!) :ut to any addrtss ly expnss cr return mail. You will know n hat your Prire is bvlote jcu pay for it. Anj Pri;e exchsngid lVr aiathui ut sauie value. . Liabl e trend on lair tUi. l.i it. Otr patrecs can dei;sitn:Mif: Ve select tl follcwirg fun. tuanv Lo have latclv dr.iwn V aluable Prite s r.ii kindly permitted us to publish them: Acd:ew J. Burns, Chicago, 10, Off; Miss Clara S. Walktr, j Baltimore, Piano, ifrOl'1; Jau.es M. .Matthews, l- : tt oit , f 5,0ti0; J whn T. A ndrew , a vannah, j ,01)0; i Miss A gncs Simmons, Charleston, Piatto, fioo. j We publish no names without permission, j OriMvKsor tiik I'ri'Sm "1 le tirui is reliable, . and deserve success." Weekly Titbui c, M) fc. 1 "We know them to I e a lair uva 1 1: g firm ." Ji . I Y. Uerald, May US. "A friend ct ouis tltew a ! foflO prize, which wa promptly received." lnily IS ewe, June 3. i SpmI for riri'iilar. l.ibi-rsl i n f o rer.-r t a to j Agent. Snti,ruciinguar.Mv.d. Every pSix Tickets lor 1; 13 lor i2; 5 tVr llt tr 15. . All letters should t e addrcsccd to llAKfLP., Wll.bON A CO., oct. 20-8ai. 1V5 Broadway, Ni Yelk. TWO M0M1IS (.IIA11S!!! Tho Lady's Frictd announces the following Novelets tor li70: "Lid He tcriret Hr?" by Louise Chabdler Miulton; "The Cascannoii' Aunt," by Elizabeth Pitsrett, author cf "Between Two," Ac; "Selid tilver, tr, Chrisie Deane's Bridal U itts," by A monda M. Douglas, author of "lhe Debariy Fortune," Ac, with numerous Shorteiatories t a hi illiatt iralax v of ! lady writers. ... ...io-i'? : i j , a n.lf ckci li irtl .lumra. double l ace, finely colored I asbion-Plate, and a i.. .?.'....:. u.a . .... ti i .vFashions, Fancy W otk . Ac, i uivm it evoi y niuuber. ' 1 1 w i 11 give a popular J it te ofMusicin tvtry number. Portrai t s of I)i . tin cuished A u tl ort. lie Jar. - Uary number will contain Portraits (n.gtaved on Steel) of Mrs. lleoiry Wood, Floreaee Percy, Louise Chnndler Moultou, Elizabeth Present, Amanda M. Douglas, rs. Margaret liosu er and August Ie!I N E W sU LSCRI BEr.S w ho rend in their came for lt70 before the first of K oveml tr, shall receive the November and Liecembcr number of thie nth in all! names by e m a g n 1 u - g tLirtcto TERilS S2,f-0 a year; Two copie S4; Four 1 copict, J(; Fixe copies (and ct.e gratis), ?!.. Ore cnii iF 'I hf. T.ftix Viici J m il mi. .f 1 1irit.' $4! " j A crpy of the large ar.d beautiful Pr.n irm; ! Steel Enpravire "Takiiir the Measure of lhe 1 e is b , W c.lding Bmg tr cm veo in E n lar.d a t a cos t 1 ; cf &;i.oti will be sent to cvm lull ts-2.it)) Mil.- i 11. w L11 ira ins is a rtm o t Art! e o e. .,.,.x A('CIht 11 k a con rn i hfi , I .119 Walnut Stre. t, I hi!: e!j Lia. ,"ft3Specimtu copies tent for leu cents.' Nov. IV. Let the ilfflictcd Ecac! Dr. T. R.'l ALBOTi's Great yii.m Renand .nsorder ot the bluo. I be newest mid no 1 m rwir . .1 n 1 n f o .1 n 1 1: iscn . cr v 1 u nucrn ic . .cr . ... , ... v. . . -. ... ........ u ...... . , ... tLe irrOHTl hlC-MPp II- UiCOlU.1 Cl.-ir..il l.x.o OVATOR.F 1'it. X. . T a 1 roti of Mi.tax.h Indiana. '1 he best ii edical intrUicis tbiooghoat the la t; d mo . .Ia ill aiiu.ittine the fUittiority .! the I" . r.o. r Pir, in dis.nss cf the blood, tu ll ; other medicines. i in riot oi ly pi'mi ti.d ft i -in what 1 ci n pi.h.nil ot iis vrgelal-le mul l-ottii ic ingrtoit nts, ..1 its pnat uediial tllvne-j, l-t from my c list rvn ; i.-n ..f its nln.'. iuir. i. loi . cures ot the mi st c.irplienttd tiis'e.i.-ts aritiig from the impurities f the 1-ltod. In li.is col -nection I can 1 o t r. mark i. r u 1 1. e t i:0. i ft I h 1 - liative and euratixe eit rj i the : beie.-1 , vator in all the .utniienus disearr s , i I -. i i nil! curing as it does tie most aggravated at..l ..In i i ; hope'.ss IV.rms of Sen fula or Kind's Eil. 1 ilievc I am r.ot i.vir sanguit.e in uy ccniil i n thsttbe greateKt liK.'icnl ll.sm.p ot ui l n i times istiiis wondeiful uiscory itdinveLtioti of ! lr. T. 15. Tail oit, 1 I am sustained l.v tie nedicKl w.r'd i tie : k rg t-v'u ItVali'sert iui.1 'ul iVk ''d'nj : 1 fielding, sis 1 v li fiif, to tle-.Sj.-t.ti. V. n. ti . j Kruttive ar.d .ulare.tis tif..i!t, tt.t is .-ant' Anthotsv's Fire, H.te r lnHili t, I in Pustules, Blitci.f, 1 i i 1 s, 1 i n . t , 1 1 1 tei , . r e'; It Rheum, S. Id I' a , F irj w n ,1 Ic.-it ndii.tn; H lieumatisti , 1 u :t ii lie 1 mi, f In :i: ir i ti Mercurial l.is.Rs.F, Vlc.ir'i.ii il tie l.iiM.f, Stoma.b and l.ir, n tl I t t i I. V. c; kt ?t. r, Propj, Pvfpej ti, I ( 1 i !i:y , i I . i t if 1 1 r , lor all coinplain's rii il . In u li iiiii. l tltb!ed. H er.ee it a fTto ' f i a' pr H t i r. li u. a t trcls tb t originsteinthM. pr il tit iiuttt.ol tliinalc, and of lite. No cure, no py. 'i c. n-; n m m r T !i 14 t l p li K M ti .5 ft n 3 , f, .v - . i .... ...,:..-,...-..-. . assortment of ' . - JZ IJIX-jLLX L tLLk. V-P - ,- . . , , . , from lOto Ijper cent. chenjertnaii any ot nit etablishu.ent. Tbi Fuit.iltie t t.rilj nil u own manufacturing. 1 ill wi t a hi t be e. ii I., i every piece they Luj . 1 don't i.ttp .nj see. i.e. hand Furniture , i. d uj 1 hi li ai ei Sn t .i t. 'i all to pieces on tie load belvre tLe lKjltget Till sell FURKHH I n 1 1'i.t i on my raven, of, and ii t J w. nil it it tit Market Hour. . A r.td Flag w ill It il i ie.i. . Promptly attei.iled to. Everybody l:owr thai 1 make the best and natest Fostw o.-d and Walnut Coffins, and uow I have a rew patent wbi.h looks better than all the metallic. It isee--.er.ted inside -nd outside, and has a Urge glas on H.p. One kind is made particularly forladies. I also keen on hand t he met . llic cases, al! si es. W brn vou send your ircers, don't fotptt let me know . a. m m m, w- m i ttr l il 1 w . w , n y ; . ,, centlem. n. The n-e w ill tie frcn. lsitoi(rr i . ernl. cncnier iiian t:.e- . ii.ri-. ... -. ...t.! - , . , e. ..... . ;K t V. a ..... .1... My e'stal.lisiir:ciil is north m Main llr;rn,ii. , twe. n Railtoiid abd V HI St., .-l- t t-. eii. ' fvbl?, --,,; a: :..

Notice to Non Resident Di'Tcndanls. , STATE OF INDIANA, t'RAXKLI N Co UN IT. Ik tub Cmccn Coat i 1 r, A. I. 1S7. V ilbur F. Hsiard )

i ...... ... Franci Shovp and others. ) rtN this 26th day of January, A. D. t&t.ia t. J C! cation of said Court, eotties the plaintiff, kj Robert II. Power, his attori ey, aad ales hi cta plaint herein, and also an affidavit that aa!4 tion i in relation to real eMte, for the ir of discharging a lien thereon, by whivh it appear that Francis Shi up, John SH up, Jo.t il p, Oscar Sboup. Samuel Sheep, liaibsra Mit tp Henry VanEergen aie tvu rititlci.1 fiLOant of the State of Indiana. Said non-resident defer t!Bl are there fira hereby notified of the pend. . tf ihir tmii, required to be and appear bvfoie the Jd vf said Franklin Circsit CoH.ti lit ed day of the next term thtreof, to be ttld al the Ccurt House, it the tuwa r.f Brook vilU-, at tL Ccaaty of Franklin, in the State of 1 nofoi.a, en the iitt ' ..dav in Mav, A. 1. lTt, thea atd tbete i Wad and aaswer to said com) taint e the flaia. -.. lianas k7w uaiicti, vai av v I mm r this 2th day of January, It SAMUEL S. HARRKt X, Ct. Roht. n. Fowor, fr pl'ff, l pt: 2'UBLISIIEI) IX KEW YOXK f;7 Y ONE OF THE MOST 1HJPI LAR Household rJagciines of the country, sent rRi:i: rou six muntiIs To cvtry Subscriber to our paper. ' TVo Exceltior" Is a S3 page Juuihai, wlia 1 il art rations and about on thiid larger than orditsry double coIujbm Magaiite, is ! taa aik et tcr.nl mt ratily, n.l seciarian nor .Krk( and extends to aM, tie hsnd t.l l-ve, J mftWy and tellowl ip. It aims to stimulate and fTfto good purposes and endeavor; to b l'ar( 1". siii i.tn g. li Mit cii g, 'vet, jt-i true, Pwapeut, ide Awake, Chaste, Cited far the CkrU tiari h.-mc:to interest a lev and e.U-rtai aad ttitl be faitl tul it. iurlaut.itig the truth, an a M ti:u-ti o I if J oMb! ) Hf to vl aim vv tLc fe.it cot.firu .d Jvovel nailir. V c arc now prepaia to ler t tim KX-JtiLSICU MONTHLY M AtJAZINK A VKKt: 01 t't to all r.e-.v Subsribcrs to cur f tr, also for all rci.mals, l.o wi I fultw.lt iuiuditly aad psj in adxainc. This is a rale c ptilunit j . Haul in uur ahsriplil'ns at i.ce, kl Mt 'I he l.-ioi iaat.iit IVr SiJ Mvktsa tltc fcb. 4 St. rPUE public will take notice that the Bett4 -X ed is prepared ou short uotivvt truiL ALL 1 II K LKAMf-G M.JlTAIILS cuchas Ledger.WecVlii s.Saturdaj N iH, Wern World, liny 's IK.io gs. Clipper, W iUe't il. lcit-i.tihe AniVricat! , l.i-ritt't WtrHj, i ai, and all the Li-emrv at.d c'uniflc pl V W puhlishtd. .Ittthe jMONaiiLii"!:?. Harper'. Atlantic, tJodoy', Frank Lvli l tact, all M a gaiint cf note lie also ba on haul aud will letp it a. tr.flit ot t: T AT UN El. Y , l'MtHU, lf, lllB I'l Mil 1, tVt' topethet witl al tin late NOVELS AND ADVCltTlfS fr(JU) 2ictI,t . r..ii.- ,. July u-tf. aeh ., JAVll 1 .'i"VM-. " ' i?f7Vll''A: IV I 1 1 1 Q f M l ! IV IV J L L L j : Sit ua tut Iwv MiLs 2vrth of r air Jit Id . ; t.rtiCBii attention will he paid t. tUlt N X WOHKanii .itifactioi guiai.ti:. 1 will alwss be found at my pest, wtli tint! on business, when ty euttcatti will 1 .il4 on by Jonn Lancaster, w he ehallei g i c ) lii as a Wriniier or Ltirr luw i . FLtj U ALV Al II OK II A N I t ot ea It . warrant d as go.d a caa L mude In the Yallej . 1 E h Xl S I A h II . Thanks for past patronage, and solid t tinuai.ee ol 1 1 e Ean.e. J.KBKO"nNt ang.T-lj. Pre irie-tr. A NEW TOOK. EICB3LIE; 3L3E I(DS'J. The Iihib In 110 n 1nu.iT llb' 111 I V. iv il l 1 iv ji. h A.aiir.rAT. (TP1 Ml Fl.rsT.t V-lcre f IMi l.vUi tMmi gs, r. l-t I l-.t I to 11 h A '.r n J 1. - J t t J J t - 7 ' 7 1 tti j J from erigit. 1 rnifif Ij l.l. 'i 1 ir Wfclk l hipi ly itroirn 1 1 led 1 y 1 lulii (UrfPl f ell 1 li I ni ei) 1 1 i'ii 1 u ii 1 t;i 1 i. It. J. t . l)o!e is the i-.le Aiil.1 lit F tut I. tin . uaty. Jan. S o 111 . Tiiii.ii i i a i n 1 un , accord.! p to tic "Jiiiiii. 1 . t tL.u.iti," ra iilii i ti it it it i I . t i.. 1I1 tit lit 11 In f tk ban . 1 l.e oi a I C r i t It" ft J t l.k t lk J ar . Hi,!, ss 1 1 c"; . s , 1.1 ti t) -, t 1 )m 1 tale it s '1 lit 1 n. 1 ii tin tint but 1ulu.1l thth.le ellfel-.-a I m mj ri". Crlsiailcro's txcclIcr Unit f ir, on the cii tuiv, I it tr.i. in a Ij . it 1 y Pi.tT Cl.i in n, I l.r 111 11 1 aial.iiial .lunist, t.4 1 rv n i.e. I i e o i t s i ;i. t. ' 1 n- lni, ill i il M.l. S.e Lis wiiit.i. i . 1 1 1 1 i r t. , 1. 1 t l i.ti..;. I v 't , t tt r 11 .use, Nm lol. t. IUH Al Cl .. HA 1 P. IllMVUU, a t liltsril.y, rlv litt t .Lnl Iu . I. 1 1. B ir fcf I f 1 j i i i g . 1 1 j i t . d I V-4 Mi; LIj: &JAt . nuooKvii.i.i:. iNi. JOSEPH FlilLS, Prcprlclor. Custom Wo V pr.u jtl. attended to. Blghett ii.i. t kei pi ire in ensli paid l..r Wheat. ,avt bu-b.lsol Wheal wai tul. tf. 24-y.

SaIVikcj ui 5ii,vxttrt ATTORNEY AT LAW', INt lANl liMP, 1M1.NA OfT;c , No.H East W :m'u: n t ot. 51. mar I - i m . RBIFEL'8 GHOCKIII STORE. i A i bi iro--er Ft. .re in lirookville, ia Ja.litfA ; I ynn's Puild.'rg, lias a L 1-5 Ci 1 s r O C IC ! OF AIL K I MIS OF GKOCEKIES COFFEE. 1 GA115, OF ALL OKADKS, ir.EST FAMILY FLOUR SPICES, CANNED ffilHS, CURED MEATS fF ALL KIKff, and every other at liHc etnhr?" t ' I li'ST-CLASS GKocruv &TUK Tlie Trade of the puhlie vsptrity yt.,t4 and sttisfae ion fitara-ni.-d Will trj , w f.rcaeh. T U EO XC K V V H July

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