Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 12, Brookville, Franklin County, 25 March 1870 — Page 3
T LI IS AMERICAN.! , Lailrel Chronicles.
..v. uvuuii, log excitement consequent
LOCAL DKPAKTMEXT.
upon the circulation of the remonstrance spoken of in my last, continued among our neigh
bors, the Laurelites, during the past week.
Having been in at the beginning, your corres-
TIME TABLE V. YV. V. R. R. now N WARP TRAINS.
X-aBrookTill.iJ?nJe,lt coftclo1 matters ihrcugh eimple gsrttients as t .... 8:08 jl. n.t r,ous opinions were expressed by the know- j Grandfather's Day!."
CalC . i 7 o w itiff OnP a r. d wbil. ann-ia. m, i-a Af BhMiAlQ
f iCC - - - - . . . , ------- ....... cut; ouvvvon ryrriC " 9'25 F- I others freely expressed a knowing opinion as rrWARD TRAINS. llley Massed the character of the Board of
i Mail ............. stas a. . Commissioners. In the. 8lrins and Mneoiai-
CieS0
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py trH' -
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ly in David's, it was agreed that a man who would get his liqocr from a friend and then
RAILROAD MEETING ! teil it, was one of the basest of earth ; but thel
T,e friends of the Louisville & Sandusky man who would swear 'square' rather thaa teil
Pilrcad wi'l meet at the Lourt House in a damning fact, was a gentleman.
Br00kvu!e on ., .c.v, ques.;on of wi,BeMes on bo.fc 8;es was
lands of beauty. The "Coming Man" will be there and Visible to the naked eye. The "Coming Woman" will h. present, bat unlike her great prototype, Anna Dickinson, wilt be unheard save at Intervals amrd the fim of merriment. Tile "Girl of the reriod" will grace the hall with her presence, minus her silks and diamonds, but in
they were wont to be n "Our
Ladies with the ''Grecian
Bend will be required to leave their "pamers la the ante-chamber. Babies in arms will be charged double price for admission. This is to be a regular "Calico Festival." It will be better than a Masquerade Party, more attractive than the "Fat Men's Ball," and more exciting than the Roman Carnival. Come one ! come all!! Let basbands bring their wives and their children, let lovers bring their sweethearts, let all bring thir friends, and let ns make these classic halls reverberate nith ringing laughter,
,t J Mock P. M., for the purpose of taking . fu5;. C8,,,vassed, especially after the subrar.a-' iyns mus!e' ni of amuse
p, looking to an organisation oi saia wm- ing 0f severai bj lhe remonstrar.ls. In the saT in Indiana. It is desirable that the ; loort lbey were aU rardf.d ajlgentleiren .'
fr ec3sof this great enterprise oe on nana at I William ihe moral, the long-sailed coat Wra.,
,b;s meeting, and aid m securing, if possible, was tremendously angry. He swore if ihey ev thii important work. . er got him before the Board they would Lave " ! to take him in two pieces, and it is taid by XepuV,icaa5'oniiaUuEiection-Votirig ,hose wbo ought to kllOW Lfct he tbowed more , . , , ! valor on this occasion than when he was in the The following voting places have been ces- j .f.l hr the membera of the Central Com-;&r"'y ignateu uj It was a matter of surprise that Jeeros the m'uee for their respective Townships, at I . ' K.uec, w .,: hair man was not subpoenaed, as it was known -bkh rol's will be cpeced on Monday, April , , . . ' , . tcnpt"s r , . , he could tell damning facts, atid also it was
4, lc.u, ioriu-. I feared he was no Vnt!eman." But then ii
was known he had a delieacy of the stomach about fioin'j before the Board ar.d admitting
that he frequently 'got tiglit' a thing which everybody knows who knows him. On the part of the applicants it was thought that the pious Squire was to be principal "witness. The JE:na man it was agreed would swear 'square,' while David's intimate friend and joint owner of Laurel property, alihonjrh a little one-si icd, would alsa swear 'square.' David reiraris this friend as a good paving
I iTSinmer lsi. the onlv trouble bt-insr he n-.ust
. c be sopp'ied at the rir-k of violating the lnw iien he geis 'a little tiht,' bu. even then he
ment. Admission 10 cents.
crease the Carpet Fund.
Proceeds to in-
fx Congressional Candidate :
Fairfield Township Fairfield. dooming Grove Township Blooming Grove. Lurel Township Laurel. p0SfJ Township Andersonville. 't Creek Township Johnson's school boose. Meismcra Township Metamora. Wtiie Water Township New Trenton and Prewersburg. Boiler Township St. Mary's School House. Fwiih Township Center School House. Sr-ringnVli Township Mt. Cartel and Center School lluse. Brot kvi'le Township Brook vll'.e.
Kny Township Iluntersvine.
tletaraora Items. Died March 7th, 1S70, Mr. Orville Gordon of this place, uf disesse of the heart, in ths sixtyfifth year of his aire. Orvil'e Gordon was born near Lexington, Ky., in thot month of June, 1305, and with his father emigrated to Oiis State in the year 1S1 1 , havirg resided in this community about firy-nine years. At the time of his death he was attending a school meeting in this place, called for the purpose of considering the propriety of building new school-house or to erect an addition to the present one. Tse subject was discussed by different parties with some earnestness, and during the discission it was apparent that Mr. Gordon was laboring under some excitement. He had spokea twice, and on taking his seat the
second time it was noticed that he fell a little j forward and sank into the seat. Assistance was ! rendered at onco by Dr. Davis of New Trenton ; and Dr. Conner of this place, and every possible j effort was rr.ade to restore life: but he sank into j the arras of death as quietly and peacefully asj. the sun sinks beneath the M'estern horizon not a j
pleased with him. They will have service every evening tbis week, and we hope they will meet with success and be the means of doing good, and reap a rich harvest. OmssavEa. Harrison, Ohio, March 14, 1876. Lines On the death of little Harry, son of Dr. A. S. and Anna Remy. Dear Cousins, the Angel of Death Has taken your darling away, But pnre as snow are the little robes Which he wears in Heaven to-day. How transient was his little life, How short his stay below: Naught of this world's care or sorrow, Was it e'er his lot to kniw. They laid his precious littis form To rest 'ne-th the damp cold sod, But his pure little spirit had gone To dwell at the right hand of God. Although it caused you bitter grief, With your little one te part; In U is word is a precious balm, To bind up the bleeding heart. When you felt that your darling must go, And cross over the dark rolling tide, Yon gently bore him in your arms. Even down to the broad river's side. But a sweet thought it must be to you, That he waits on the other shore, And when you cross the mystic stream You may clasp him to part no more. Y'on will not grieve fir your little one, If one earnest thought you give To the precious blood on Calvary shed, That it and you might live. This cr.iss is great for you to bear, But fel you've a victory won, Y'hon yoa can, like Jesus, say, "Not my will, but Thine be done." nis little grave should -neve? ba A place tor bitter tears; -But lot his memory cherished be, Through xany coming yers; And let it be yonrearnest aim, When time shall be no more You may meet again your angel babe
On tiiut green aud tadeicss shore.
L. P
B.
For the American. Lines Written on hearing of the death of Miss Mary A. Allen.
Highland Township-
-(No report received.)
H. II. Swift,
would never divulge, being & 'gentleman.'
murmur of pain net even a convulsion; but death seemed swallowed op in vietorv. Mr. Gordon To hear thou art desd! how quickly the starting . , . , . , . . j. 1 Of memory back, brings a hurried sigh! was taken to I is home at once, shout a half a; ,,ow Hn!e w"e arcamt, th4 lat iim of car prtinK, mile above town . His funeral services were at- ; Iha grave would so soon hi Je the light of thine ten.lcl toon the followinj Wednesday by the Pcv. ! eye! Thomas Williams, about" three hundre 1 r-ersons Aai sUcn.-o the soani of thy voles' leve l grcet-
It was loudly Wed that others would be j ,iEUa;ng to ihe discourse . Mr. Gordon's lif has j Tkat ked in our hearts an echo's fud play ,
C1 airman Cent Com ' a,bixrnaed, and all were on llic qui vive until l,Cen one of marked piety, lie his been a me:a- I .nd stiii
Tliose ASd&vits Read ! Krad t'l. e afiidaviis pnbliahid on cor firs' nJ M-cond pages lliis week. Comment is ui -wcetarj.
5C0 Here Radicals. Another "raid" Franklin County by the Julian organ the Kichisond iladicsl lirotii-. tr lie's pxper. Last week the "organ" afoieaM apprars d among us five hun irrd strong, and ' ci.utk ti.li" of Julian. jo in," liicth-; tr Kt; lie Wilson men nre idj awake. j Erookrille College. ; At a meeting of the lvard of Trusters of this Institution, on thj 3.U iiisl., it was ui aiir.u u!r decidr.1 to continue their efforts to iiike it a first -class school. The Cui'ege hs been having a .ro,-v-ruus jear. The ttudet.is l.are teen l.tnl,:'..: in tl.eir studit-s, a.-l hve ii s-.i'isiatitial pr.grc.s. T:ie if si l-rin cfii(t:iic"ji Apiil 11-h, which iSI be a lavora';.'.e lime fur nrw .ih l.-tits t e.t r.
King & ijuti !cli Clothing ai Cost.
T1.1-..-.1 . .if -ri.,l..o ll.-r C.l-! IAD rf IWAJItW
' ti.en were subpx-;iaed. The excitement ran hih at this ii;i, atij many wire the opinions ' expressed, in regard to wiiitcssis. Friday ' moriiitig came; the knowing ones were out in force. It was hispred that se--e ral cf tlie rt- ; niotistrants cr wfak-k.-iet-I. and had gone on
siiipe-h-i'it Irit
so !..
lit tr.
tl.ewi.im heart whofc iuipitVive beating
bcrof the M. E. Church for about 85 years, and fceemed ight as own Lut yesteittay.
it is said by those personally acquainted with How swiftly the time (lew unguarde lly o'er as, him that his walk has been consistent with his As homeward from church wj wcudv-d our wy; c " - , r,i. .v. Whilst the tctting sun in the distance before us rrofesJ!n. iue community tee'.s the toss ot a ? , , , , , ' J Threw a hal.i ot li-j;t o er the cli-se of the dav. good citizen, and the church cnecf her strongest Bttt wil5l th2 saaia t iicads " no longer behold
supports, lie turict! iiis second wite aoouc two , taee,
dn, be would ship out of doors and go tff Notice toXon-ResIdent IKTendantsJ in search of companions whose disposi- ! STATB OF INDIANA, VRANKLIS OOUS1Y. iions were similar to his own. He hadn't j In thkCirccit Covbt, Mv Tkrk, a. D. ISIft. time to read, of course not; but he found Samuel Masters vs. Joseph Speer and Ana Speer. a great deal cf tirce to devote to coon- AN this 14th day of March, A. D. 1870, lavahunting, lounging around in bad com- Jf in?.C??'J?' VnTtu.' & , i- o Binkley Jt Jones, bis Attorneys, ana mas ni pany, and a great many time-killing diver- , c()II1pUint herein, and also an affidavit, by which sions which were worse than useless. The it appears that Joseph Speer and Ann Speer are result of this man's folly was unfortunate non-resident defendant, of the State of IH , , . , J i t r I Said noa-resident defendants are therefore and unhappy m the extreme, and I preler ; herey unified of the pendency of this suit, and to make no further allusion to it. required to be and appear before the Judge of said H, . ! Vranklin Circuit Court, oa the second day of the ere were two very opposite characters, 1 Bext term tlker to b; heid t thcrt House, and jet in some respects they were very ; in the town of Brookviiie, at ths County of similar. Neither of thera had time," or ; Franklin, in the State of Indiana, on the first .1 i.. - i - j ! Monday of Mav. A. D. 1870, then and there to thought it necessary to take time to read, , ? y f . .. V,iint f i's Pia;. , " , . , . i plead and answer to said co japiainl ot tne riaisand the result in each case was unhappy.
Similar instances mieht be multiplied to' Witness Samuel S. II arrell. Clerk of said Court
an almost endless extent, but it is unnecessary; you know such persons; they are to be found in town and country, everywhere, and society and the world is the worse for them. There is surely no lack of boolcs and newspapers in this enlightened land and
a?e, and there is scarcely any took or pa
this 14th dar of Marvh. 1870.
SAMUEL. S. HARRKLL, Clerk. Binki.ky A Josks, Atty's, March IS 3w.
Notice to Xon-Resldcnt Defendants. STATE OF INDIA'S A, FRANKLIN COUNTY. Is vh Circcit Cocar, Mv Tkkm, A. D. 1870. John Masters v. Joseph Specr and Ano Speer.
;c: : l. ' u;u AX this 14th day of March, A. D. lb.O, mva
somethino; mav not be found that affords
both pleasure and profit to those who have early formed a habit of reading.
J. II. Clocd.
.Drewersburg, Ind.
Republican State Ticket. For Secretary f Stato, M AX. F. A.. HOFFM AN, of Cass. For Auditor of State, JOHN D. EVANS, of Marion. For Treasurer of State, ROBERT II. M1LUOY, of Carroll. For Attorney General, NELSON TRUSSLEll,of Fayi?e. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, HARX ABAS tl HOBBS, of Wayne. For Julses of Supreme Court, First District, ANDREW L. OSBOIIN, of Lsporte. Second District, J. T. ELLIOTT, of Henry. Third District, C1IAS. A. RAY, of Marion. Fourth District, II. C GREGORY, of Tippecanoe.
STOVE STORE Tm-WARBlliliFACTBRY OSBORIM & CAIPJ, BUOOKVILLB, lNDlASA, Have just opened a Stov aa t Tln-AYr l'Wii factory at Broxikville, wherw they will kp -- stantly on hand a fiue (ortuicat of GCOSINJ, FAHLQH A1?!! SHOPSTOVI?, Together with all their accuopan ylr.g farkitr( embracing Brass, Sujrarar.d Tea Ketilcs,
And many extra tuv Trimmings, And Iroa. Scd-Iront, Shovals and Tung. ALSO--
A general assortment of Tia Japaanad Ware. JO WOB.I5L, SUCH AS Roofing, Spouting, A-c., dona wlh aaatfiess ad dispatch. uid Iron, Copper, and Pawter, tslra in
exchange fur wares.
cation of said Court, et-mes the plaintiff, by
H IT i T I. I . . ,t.n-. . ar..l f . .- V,.
complaint herein, and also an affidavit, by which i J erillSS OllC'-P lOV nSSl
. r i i . . .
it ar rears that Joseph Speer and ton 8peer are
non-resident defendants of the State of Indiana.
. ' . a ,.. i .hi. .;, A fair share of the public pstronareu 8"Hedt hereby notified of the pendency ot this suit, . . . iisiiiiRViillli and required to be and appear before the Judg. I Marchlt-y. of said Franklin Circuit Cdrt, ou tl.e seound day ;f the next term thereof, to be held at tha Com t i fT'T- TTTwll TsTatTOO f House, in the town of itrookville, at the Cv.unty X HG YYUliU ULU V Ck of Franklin, iu the State of Indiana, n lh first j
Monday of Miy, A. I. IS79, thru ar.d tUr.c ti
iiload aad answer to said eouifl nut ot tco f.jin-
tiff.
Witness Sa;nuel S. llarrell. Clerk of said Cou.l . , - , . w j . c i i. i w n
mis ... u S5I'kl S. UARRELL. Clerk. ! Ii. ve just reh vd a flu. .U.k.f CWd...it. BlvKLKY Jt Jonk&, Atty'e, j MS to1"'- . ! DRUGS,
Shop on Main street, Sr.i door Ult Li'
block.
ilOAtttS GATES
! Notice cf Appointment, of Administrator. ! ! VJOTICK is hereby givm that the ui:dorsi vi.cd
XV tin
as been appointed Ai!iuir.i:-tntor with .be j
will annexed of the lstate of Uani.ah tuill'.oii, iMfl'TY
iiatcol t-rnan n vouot y , r nuia i; , ucvTrnrcu. t-?i ! j Ktiete ia supposed to be soivent. i U. V. C. BAKW1CS, Adiuinintrstor. i
March IS, ls.H 3w. t
M KDICINES, CllKMICAI-S.
iiVLUS WANTED
! T the Warehuusa near the Depot. We keep
; ii. i'ure Flax-Soed to laan
Reverend I the tow n
i the stcx.a.i ' !; s-emi-1 Jetermined to
n ili-.i-'h ih.i i !i i our lad-'inent
Y.--il wal i;ii,ut ktiowle.jjje. A Liije P!.!v?t:i!.-itio!i of l.aitreiites took pss-:j" ii tl.e vivtw.i t'.ni for BiOokviue. Arrivcl at thjf Cj :rt ! !?., it was soon unitrstoo.l that a v.uaihi-r r.f remoii&t rant's witness-
years ago, and now leaves in sal bereavement eig'at Cuil iren litirij:, five by his Crst wife ar.d three ly l;:s second. May tie Cod of love m.d raer protect tlioiu an I be a father to the fatherless. Died March 7th, C'.ara Applcgate, of a severe cold. She was about seven weeks old, and the youngest daughter of II. B. snd-Mary Apj lcgitJ. VeV, tbis is a moving time in Mfctamcra ab at eight fauiiltcs iaoi: , aad only one cf thetn leaving town. Mr. James B. Stuart, dentitt, wi'l re-
rs h i 1
su.-J, and a d
the kit p t i:l ti:iit-' must re'v oti l iters
i to n';ni. At tft'.-'i tiiPists i re is- ! more to Laurel to-ra irrow. We rccim mcud ;
:i'v fisrarCTKO ar.d hurried to ! bini to the peijle of laurel as a good workman j -i . r .- . T S T..
r. .1 , r..-, , I an 1 ueservms n i',;wi:u.if;. auiv ...hii.i-
-r too .-c't.
At Laurel
d lie takes possession of the Hotel to-day, Mr.
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thi ii--ii;v atrivi
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owen coir.g out. Mr. Cosse tr.kcs po.iC
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l.ij'C l o 1 t-1 ins- !rit-!.i
l..,!M- jii.i! s:iu';e u ! c
c tuf.trv fiu-ii-l, 1, whul is tool e e-t :ji :i .;l'ilie ii.n Itorsc slut ti.e .'otu:;i;sioi
! hero! v
tir.io t.
t . '
:v-
tV.e Wcr.ger property to-day, wberc he will be
d re i It t atieao
;o tac wants ot customers.
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; teiej;iap:;f.J ; i Lecture ia ths Collt-e C'narc!. 1 io - .Nvti A lee'urf will be dfhveted in tliu College ivi to get cut in CUjrl this (il::r.Ia;) eei.iA hv Mr. G oi j:e tsjir., !a-l ulu.d
in an
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Kt-iiiinn. ibe c--Srieit Siberian tr;tv, kr.
j-it '-Our Life in Siottia Ri-d Kan.ubatV.a." Sir. Ksi.i an is pr !i; i.r;ccd to lc ct.c f il.e i:u st popular Itc'urtrs .S tli ti tti.t day, a.l I is ietlui e n Siijt-. -.sin L'-!e b:1 teceivs-U U C l.iliest a, j !au.-e t.f ti.e iin-st int I 'vi'l lu-di-encesoftlieUndai.d the ni-t fiiTH-ii:s i-ti-comiums of the irss. The Oiw.u i t'enttnenlal of Jan. Uth says: "It s iur ptiwlf,;e la.t i.ij;iit to i-.strii lu o.ie of tiie ri't-.-l ltii.-t Iv iiiivrotii. k-eltms ever 0-!itre-l in ills im." Ti.e Cii.tim ati Ltrouircr ol taim-
.N- iii was com.rsr w
i.c S..r tae in i!.tnr i."ow; ::iv ient K';e:!;i to pet out
n.ju- or l vo after. a:.d b'itijr p"i mod out
io ti'.' II '.;! M liii ii. i er, n ieu it s;-i i. Tin' ni.ilirti Alexander lit' tiii.er, k'.vI 1. M.vt.l -f i.'ii.iiS ipl.t pluses ! It i-r iti oi!.- cl tt.t shIoosi the j rovious Sai-b.-:h, found it cnvoiiU-i.t to st -; ti.e .listtiiice teiweeti Ls.t.rel ai..s M f ia iV.os a. Wi l atn the
.1,
Mr. John Kcr.i.edy, piopiietor of the coopering ! t staboshiot n t iti tUis pbicc, bas now iu his crji"3" fourteen co-.i tr;, five h iding ctne ia oa last Sat- J isrd.iy from New Richiaond, Ohio. The cooper j shop is i.ow abiV.it the r.oisiest place in town, but : it spvaks tuuik to tl.e cars to hear the sounds of; in.i:.iy. ; r. II. Ctrry is at work on the baildirg usei by Mr. T. N. Tharp its a wagon shop, which Mr. C. intends to mike into a dwelling huiise. Wo
r.eed a
Xor tread the rough paths of tha world by thy side.." For the angel of Mercy has called tn enfold thee In mansions of rest o'er the dark rolling tide. Where ihe pure spirit freed, no mot e shall awaken To suS'eriitg, and care, and the trisls of life. In tht blissful land where a dr:i -ht is e'er taken From .Meribah's waves, of dou'it, and of strife, And we kuuw it is well, ihcugh ia hute cou.es the
warning j With those who are followers of llitu, and through all Have kej t their lamps trimmed and steadfastly bariiin, Prepared to ri;e at the sa:a noncr's call. i We kuow tlnu'lt be missed 1'ora thy honte where I never I Again will thy words of kindness bring cheer; ' And "when ner to the trussing of death's gloomy j river, ' Ilow gect'y thy parting words fell on the car; And all sadly will friends, who by frieodship '; Jong t.ithoi-il , Find a vac mt se n that rotntnds them full well Tiiu art C";ie; no more in lUuir bauds to be gathered;
0, peace t i thy litem ry; fare tuco well, fare thie we.l. Ce'ariirovo, lr:d. I.J.
YA UN IS UK. HYKniFKi. COAL 1IU TUltl'EKTlXK, &:
Also cast Cast Steel ; V A 1JU V tJlXjkCC?t
C.AlSf iSOM. t w p.rt;cttIlir ,ttentioB I- this branch ef our trade, w have a larte tok ef tha kl
. ' Pitubyi;; bran !?. Lxccnlor's Nonce. !
u - t. ...... t,w,i t.. ii Kv.x-iiiur r.l the lavt wilt . i ,.. ,.r..r . , . ; 1 Ii.iIimuii Ia
22d day of Febraary, IS7'1, make the following J uf William W. lVttiicrew, late of FranKliti C uu- ; ratron!l jn o:isnd 1'ainU.
t Plows for slu I fob. 2i-lui
RspubTican Platform.
Thebnton Kepuoliean prrty ot i a nana , as-. -roTICK js , ,crt iyftiycn (!lai the undersigned :
semuieir iu u-ib 1 1 u uuu ia i .... .- ; i
declaration of principles! Wo congratulate the country on the restoration of l.iw, ordor, aad the l it i rebellious Status umicr tlie reconstruction measures adopted by the tJeneral liovermaaat, and u;on ths return of peace and the return of fraternal feeling among the people of all of the States, under a Constitution granting an eia-ility of p.liti;l and civil rights to all citizens, without distinction of raie or color. That wo reverence ihe Constitution of the United States as the supreme la-.v of the land, a wise embodiment ot the principles of free government, and, following its teaching, we will adopt, from time to tiin , such atncnd iionts as are necessary more completely to establish justice, the in
surance oi it miestie tranquility, n l secure tne I blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity; saltbit o icj .iocat the ratifi tation t.f the 15th! Amendment, which ever secures an equality of! political ri'hts to all m?n, an 1 we extend to the I
tv. Indiana, ducease 1.
to be solvent. 11. II. SWIFT, Kucuwr. F.inklev A .Tone, Atty's. March 11, lS70-3w.
V e would respectfully latrs 1 1' pvblie l la : u a cill :,Iexaiae jr uek bfru pureUa.iaf ,!i.,.Ut, DAVIS A UAIkt.- ! Mwr.-U Illy.
Notice of ACiKlnlstrnilin
as this day been appointed Administrator ; QnrlnS and 3tlK3mer Trad.
If I A,
T0TICK is hereby given that the undersignid j
XV has this day been appointed .amitniri of the ITstate of Win. II. 11 ir.nt man , lste of Fran
tin County, Indiaua, d-ccasi i
Splendid Assortment of Goods
.ol ore l m;i ti a hel
hand, t- enable bim, in the
fw more cf the same.
1"
ove sas: "if we say it was ihe lel lecture with wbic'u we bavn been favored ll.is saon, tur praise wi.l he but lame aiiu t..Mi.licivtn." Thelectuie was repeated three tur.es n Cir.ciitiiati. We bepeak for Mr. Ketuian a lull lii'ot. Tickets o'J cents. U't k'.w u;;J-rM;i-i J ib.at Mr. Kenr.an i esJfttrd to aid:rs the Simlci.ts of tbt t'oileiat 3 o tlotk to- ty (Tht.rniay.) An) o h. is who Uiay Le intvrecleu re li.vsted to te .les-
r.t.
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lrieno o:i t'tack-r lis I'
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A -.l ihe. il.iti
r-ar.lcd as a po.- i j.-se y oot u hu
mivU is a u :'g 'pf ailrins.l. i L't nio r!-i;i:n to t'omt. I' wil s-.scerlaitiert
, lb:il one d to..! iraMi1 I
ill! Iiti'i'-Mi) 1.1- il.li :in.l .'T ,
' I'ltlier, liOeVtT, th Hi: no i ! ih 'ti' p lt!:i!. J he- dipl stran'S t.v.k l.i
Ucvrreli ! t.t-si 1. sti.I bo'ij
i -ir I w:is S'tk, a v!
I :init lit i 'X After I'.itiiuiii.-i it crs Imvitip roil' v, nil w.is r.ia.?e lei'. ly ,:ii d i.fv - . r for li e r n.otii.'. si' 1 : y Lis s ite ut o'.v
.Hi i!-.e stick . L:w -
!
Gold Coding Down. So Kitij? vV 5ou bave maiked down CvRida at Cvel. Fleetwccd's Liii cf Ciiist.
er lot was
. 1.1MK r.t'KNT !'. I,.;. es' iii'oi' w;:li
ami tbf bi t i ' O l r. i c.in sotn
j four iVet out oi Iiis ockit, sloeves
in ins p.orv a . rs s' uck is p on
iii. i-rit.i.ole
e f a t w 1 5 li bis C.mi'tii.-.-aoii-prey tuit ?.itg ls titan
shoved lip
Mr. Robert Stewart. Aent for the sate of the iHve eatilled work, is every day expecting to receive the copies subscribed U.r ia this vicinity, and will Cbtp.mcnca delivering the bouk to subscribers s soon as it arrives.
to liia vibows, ami h.iir staudinj; str.vput n Jut ttsc pictui c for a comic akimrac. i Lii vyer Hob opened the case ia a minute, i clear, logical, forcible ai.J flepant st itemettt J of tl.e law in the cae, which left tl.e lA ii.m.sI si-, ners with clcaicr ideas lltati they ever pos
ts a and sec th Mamiuoth Mock vf Clothing at Tricilcr A Scobcy's. j i be wial under way, it soon bcciiiv.c evident ! ihat it was to be a Imicc, and ia less ti no tlt.ui Goods at Retail, at Wholesale Prices, s . viuh lhU ,;IC. in ,he u. puage ol
tT Uoons. R. li. Swift, in Lynn's Building, , lhe lii"'-"' Stivilie, Ind.. wiil oSV-r for Sile. on and after i vl'eI ) 1i'
Xcnday, Ap,il 2S. lTil. a l irge an ll elected pro
tekt-f lry lioods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensre, Motions, Uats, Caps, Clothing, B ots, Shoes, -t ic. The entire stock will be sold at retail ro lkss ni.vs cost.
I w ill not coalescend to make a fall reply to tV.c :irti 'e in tba "Democrat" of last week by ord.r cf Metruu.-rA Lodge F. .t A.M., ns it is too o. nte-.nptlVio t think tsicy will say it makes no ' ililTerenco l. -w u.ary bottles of wkh-ky acre : thrown o.tt , tie win i; vs. I presume if a saj ! -o:i h oi been o, eui ia cne corner of the II.iH, j .ii. d waist. y retailed to all, it would not have been liisraeeiui. And I shouldthink tliat such great ' ai d '.be u:e a weulu know thul before a court of ! justice they cculd r.ct reject my evidence in the ! way t'-ey do. I am only going to prove tay asj serti ns in regard to Mr. llubottotu's little quibble, and thea I leave the matter forever iu tho ! hinds of ilio peopts f ir their ja iguientt j We were present during the conversation bei tween Messrs. KuiiitJ.ua and l'awsou at Mr. ' 11 hu"s store, Feb. ith, 1 S 7 it , and beard Mr. Ka1 bm; i:n speiking of seeing .Messrs. tJordou and M. 'i'lolity at tlis Festival; and he said that be Lenjoycd their company very much; that Mr. lior- . doa was leading Mr. Movjiiality arouad to the ; tai l. : , and thst t'aey were havinga niea tinio, and : that be ( M r. K ) enj eyed it. Dawson interrupted bv faying "and they were drunk?" Mr. Ruboti to in.-a-.d, "Ves, but that ttieir bir.guao was chaste, a:i J their manners woald act mar the feelings et
tlie liii retiued." T. il.CosxKR, 11. A. Appi.s.jaTK, R. Oi.ipuvsr. Ar.d here the matter drops with me. I only ask the people to get the aniens written by both parties, read theiu earetuby, and then judge. Metumr.i, March 12, lb79. Mitt.
For the A nericaa. Cultivate a Taste for Reading. I would s-.iy to every young lu.iu and ivciiisn who ocfires to live a happy and tisoful cu'tivtite a tate lor retidir.g. A l.tlit i i eJoviitit'ir your leisure hours to literary put sui's, w ill not only afford yon
a j real jstaout.t ot pictisntc an-J proat, uv
.n j 4 the niii.d v. i:h r.Mil'nl i ufortiiation, I tit will ccritiit ly prove eiieofthe surest
safc-jjuard at-nitist Surott cttls ar.d evils
:e aro cxpos..x, an
a.e of life, to i.nprove an I elevate t.is condition.
Thtt the national debt, created in the defense and preservation of the Union, however great the baiden, mut be cheerfaliy b ivno until honorably ind hinevtly extinguished ia aeeordtnee with the -loiter and spirit oi" ths several laws authorising ' the debt, and that all attempts at repudiation meet the scorn and denunciation of aa honest and : l atriotic people. ( That we demand ia every department of the j Government, fion the highest to t'.ie lowest, the i scrict'Jst econ-i-iiy in ail expenditures consistent'
with tna re jniri ncuts ot tiie puliuo service, 1 lle , p IT 1 i J . V"I SVI
.1 S.i.l Kstnta ia
- - ....... .! ..
. , 'I'll!
solvent rilii.ll t it ItlM IA.', llvl
M ,..'. 7 1S70-3W. Adiuiniiilrator. - rca 7, .o z . CROOKSilAHK & MASTERS, EXECUTOR'S S.UK OF KLAL tS-. FAIRFIELD 1SD., , r .v. i. -ft f ' arc eonstanfy rcj.:ai..biBg tl.ir liuuieose stoek
'l it t. on irSliine.l RX.-ru.or ..i ..- . I James Webb, deceased, will sell at fiiblie ' -s, wauction, on the Premises HBSS GOODS On ,S,,lrl,r the Vtlnhtjf ,,f Jnl, eonrifii r WO)LKN AM' COTTON COOTS
! of every dascrii'ttun, u.h as
Lot Xo. 22 ia thot..a of Ifio "tiling Grovo,ia , DjU)NVN ANJ) llLKACUKl- MI'SLlKS, ankiia ( i.nnty, In.ii.uia. . ,,itvr- en i ir . c t f i " l." i t;:ij!S OF S l.K Otie third down, one-third I KIN J v, bll A A 1 O. I IA 1.5,
I'.OiKliV. MJTIUISS,
the following real listatc, t-i-w.t:
L Fra
ia one jar, 1 rc u-.i'iii: third iu tro join
from day of sa'e, d.terro.l V?"1''- ' It K A D Y I A 1 ) K CLOTHING,
eurci oy no'c- an't ui.'i.. . - - -.- 1..-. iii-,-"fi neroent. interet. and pivabic without
lei.ef from valuation or i.ooriise ment laws. ! SCHOOL HOOKS, 1 1 A K1)V A U ii, JOUN WKUU, Saocutor. J ll'KKN&W AKK,
ill .11 Ht l f j i '
CLOTHS, CAsMMKoW,
reduction an .1
ilishment of al I extravagant
F-oFrStTl? FA i" I LY 8II8CISBIES,
and s il iries, t lv? cbi n j ot nil useicss i'oces and t the diss.nissal of their i:ieuinbc;it: and all efforts ; to those ca Is in Congress, or elsewhere, have our unqualified approval. Xnat a r; '..i -ti .n of taxation is demanded, both 1 of tho taritl' and internal taxes, until it reaches the b vest a no lit consistent with fie necessities .f too liovvrii'Uisat, and that we aro in ftvnr nl'a
tnriiff ir rev-o ie. b.hevin? tnat a proper adjust
ment of the datios must neocstarily
iu.'i.lent.il proteetioa to which any intercs
titl -1.
T1TK.
j In fart every thing "iU'l'T t be founJl in Stit-
VTOTICF. l hfobr piven that the undorsiene I j Stt,te. Call and .t 1 Unanliai. of Jennie Maple, a tinor, will tell "BPl C- TTt? at public , r piivate sale, on the p" n i", j C R K S II A N K i M A S On .S :trJi v the '.'V tin; Jpril, 1S.0, ; r cctd, I ad., Mrih 4, lei -1 y.
1 .
'I Ri.
tho un-Uvidod one-fourth of the Kast H alf of the ! S..iili-Wo-l -Jiarter of Section Thre (), in I Town I'-velvft (12), Uano Llevca () Kst, ia j
nifjrd alt the; trn.lia County. Indiaa. Y1 f 3 t f f Y '' .terest is en- , T iii dS OF SA1-K- )ao third down . one-th ird 1 f M 1 1 ' (-v H V VI i I I? 1 ia o..a ye.r, an I reniiiirti ti.i-.l ii ro yo.rs i I I ' I 1 I fcTSinii r founded on ir, lav f sili -the deferred payments to be VJ X V V) VJ J A V lX' iAi J '
tlie tctlivtatiotis al the nali o-ial ere lit, as ahun J nit as the trade and nvir;. I by notes an I morti v;o n t" , ' ' commeiee of th-5 c ointry demand, and that w . hoana i it it f u d t i, a -d pivao
That we aro ia favor of a rnrrcnev
Hie pre:ius,
l i:h lUt
tO W.iita tllOSt yovtncl .ii.io.rove of all Uws in reference thereto which relief fo.u valnui on or appraisement laws.
id thu aemaralizin-iestaohsham.iopolyor.n-qa.t.trtiireia. i uu ... u
i lnat we are oppotea ro ina ii.'r.auyNs im ine; .i.s7en i i , i :m v.- . ' I lmlilie I in Is or th-; srrantof saosiaies in money : -- --
to railroads and other corporations, and that we -l 1 Z 1 T.ifQ f CJliriSw. demand the reservation of the pal. lie domain for j the use of actual settlers aud educational pur- : no r edition f this ooo ilar h i.ik wiil so.iu be puses. i l- rei ly i r I -live.- t s i ri.io.-. 1 1 is JiiifH - That we reaTIrm that of a'l who were faithful . ly reco.iu.ido I by ail l s l ui 1 a' i on of Chrisin the trills of t.vs late war hero, none aie cn- turn. It will ba ill nitrated wit 16 tiao steel titlel to in re especial hoaor than tho brave ! ()lite, e-iti ta iuin 7. I jtivo pes, printed on soldiers and seamo i wha endured Ihe hardships jine whit p i;er, .m l boun i in the mo,t sub.-tan-of the e.r nnaif a an I cruis a a 1 imrosrille I their i titl ia liui.' Mr. iv ;rl S to r I, of llronkville,
lives in t!ia srri.-e of their country, ar.d the , i Agent for tho said uf thia book m rraj.k.in
bounties and pensions provided by law tor those ; Couuty
leien ies
Cur town has been unusually o,-;iet this ATinter.
Futinj tVe last month the weather has been very
disnf tecable, and b is caused considerable sick
cess, especially among the children
i till iter. ces wiiii wluch nianv are surroun
e l at lite present day. It will expend and etitiobie tlie mind, and elevato the affections and the desires ol" the human heart It wiil secure to you a firm, sure and last, inii foundation upon which to build a good" character and a worthy and honorable reputation; and by diligence aud perseverance, wiil enable yoa to store your tnind with such useful k no'.vlede as will be to you a mine of wealth and happiness of which no adverse circumstances c.ia ever I rob you. I 'Mut,' s-ys one, "I hive no titno to device to H erary purMiits; I have to work iiar i, and 1 have not a moment to read I when I am not too tired to do so." And who is it, pray, who ha his o.vn way to make lhroui.h the would, and who desires ito itecotnriiit anythln;;, that does not have to w.uk? Yo i have titvta to read, and otvht to take, the titne and improve it.
There are eotnnar .lively te-.v who d ) not
(find leiiute hours to d'jie, to far lets
thv turvto.es: atid no otie wlu hass il-
V.'t luard a few davs ngo that seme cf the
worthy turpo.-es; an
lieietit healitt to euible hi::i to work, will
v ;l r.eti s ..are'.
"tt your xcudre tor a Spria Suit at the Ca, Clutaiuj Eaiporiam.
District Prosecutor. We are authorized to say that AVm. II. Jones '1-. ear present efficient District i'roseca to r, is aj.kU:e fr re-election, subject to the decision
For Style aJ Variety, Trichler i Scobey eaa't fctt ia Cincinnati.
Ir.itt ; aitv, was Vr-ocxed into Ifn ' It is Said that appiicat t
t an exCoUe.-e eliai aiter, w'oil rcnioti-
i sti.tntS ia.iod to i l
, liquor fru-.l iti Ltmrel, tn.'-st i t I a. lj Vejuletiteri' and swcatitijl
! Il was ru-.norel that thi Laurel lieonc lei-: ' tcr w as l. be oi:ee f t'.ic J rtucipai iinessi s ' --atist Mack, l.c h.tl ir.:, with several otlucs, f 1 tl.e t.ibo.il a ptc'ioti'1, iiiat.k to the success k-1 . j the rijthl hoi.orabie I-.uredte wtu woui.i be i ' Set.aUT ) Tne Uever. 15 i al ItLj.;1.! aMi iiiiii; I lo tii- t'-.et that he wr.S left to held the sacK, land had been r.iitt-t damtiab'.f UapeJ, left the cae ia disgust and reluse l lo prosecute far-! : ther, believinj; Mack to be t!u more honora'a:? ; ' whi?kv seller of the two. I
! It lfioiili sceui to a casual
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fa.llCSKlia . .erne a wi iKii.fuu ...... . . v. . . , ,. ,h. selves into a 'Sim.inir Club." and dovote a i eventllsl. at ioaSi, to t ead.n 4
tat portion oftaeir tt ne t visit in the sick, i provetll
Th ii.ilier.ee of thci.- singing is very comforting j
irse f.ir devoting an hour cich
1 1 ihe iui-
ent of tho mind. N.ither will he
. ' be any the poorer for it. I! a uro.it many
tel.. 1 1 ."ui.
A i 1 Is ; rocery S tr iu i:Tookii?, ia Jacktaa I.juu". liuild-fs, has a i. li cr iv stock: OF ALL KIM'S OF GROCERIES COFFEE. TEA. SUGARS,. Of ALL CHAPES,
orave ueien ifs in mo nan..., io ..u..t..Mi- , , . , rii a - m w T T"T "VFTT never to be fatten, and si.onld bob. me with- rtnSTDV CTORF ' 1LSI V A M I 1 A I It LUUK out cost to tho rceii-ient. 1 he widows and or- Y W A- VlVt-l; , , . phansof the sallaal dead are tho wards or lh ! ; SPICES, CANNED FRUITS, nation, a sacred Icsev-bcfjucathetl to te nation s 1 ... - . . m - y t ' ' i''',.r..2. H. BHOCKAIViP:CUr.ED MEATS OF All KINDS,
ni.in in. iveonhli,' m Kcnrcsent atives m eon-; i j a t e-oi nei a '
cress, and express our full nn.l entire con fi .lence J 1 X ..((. iniui? 1'avis a; Jatis' l'ttj Mn, a
that they wiil a-t with wilo a a il iato'rity in : a twr le ail that concrns tho welfare of the people, and j A LL KIN I& OF that wo ten lor thanks to Senator M rt..n f. r his ; . exertions ia so shapius the le uis'.atiott of Con- fl i T f T r tHlfM'.IM KS.
A. u 01 I a. --- - tuck a
Iroeery Store in ih r.oin, !lr?r, Cr. v n r ;r r? ,n Tv fN"; IrVT. la? '
.1. . - : ( - 1. . 1 . . ..:..:..... K 1 & 1I& , A J . -w - . .
res oa i.i i uni n mi ue. i-.ii v. .m ..... , v ... ......... . (ani. stu.oiua s tates as to secure the paisajreof the loth Amend-j such a ,..r cash.
meat. t . il ; i I' c F . alu... If. . ..lelf i x t July
. . . . - v r -
which arcolfeteJ for sale
I and evsry "thi-r artirlo embraced in a ! FI !JST-CLA' ji:oCKKY STORK.
The Trade ol the public rptfully iollt4
u.rnei.i. v n i r 1 1 vry i w Til tODtiliL hLI KL.
,v o las ! t. aii.l,
.i.i.l
that they a-e siliv.ys rea.-ly with their music at all liin.s. We thought a few days agi, while liste-.ti-.; to their siniujr, tht if wc were sick it won? 1 be a little more pleasant ta our car if they sa' tne t-icir voices. As we were walkst.g Uoirn street ihe ether day, v, c w ere very much astonished at seeirg several s:!i:.!l ! ots cotu'.n out ef the iv...st prctr.inent c.intblin saloon in our rlacc, ar. l the question
a ro;
in havii'in iu vi-iii.i ;
That we indorse the ad ninifration of tjcneral . i-n.;.i..n, .1... It..'.,.. 1 itr.r.i. ,.r.r
the iocressed collections "f revenue, tho rs 1 ic- i r nl: ,o i;M' MaKKKT l'lUt I S ' TVliMO SALE HKAL EbTATK
SllmPaoi Ev,rythirr.,al.y kep.U atinaery U,.t8a, Y.VLCAULS 1 1 V K It lorfM FARM AN. promises of eonomv. and roj d -c tha t tho vito- ; be obt a. no d t here . citl r a t 1.MHKH LaXIK tiius tie. c.al of the Uni.m armies should, aseivtl t V il ! ! j!jS .1 JK ('U liLTill. ! ni tt ;l drs of William !ien lriek will sail ; .ittiear. rseaive tha last of the rebel States ia its j ...i;.i. ,i,. iii.,rl .treni.-i 1 J' j i.lie A uetioii . c n the r rent ises.
return i i ............ ., . f the t.ublie. J. K. tht.'t K4.V1
and we understand yunj; meti wo si sn tai on---. i n. t..
ttn.e iu sou impr.ve.ua:it t iu t.iey sp-na
around stereo and saloon -and
c r ;...,! ... . .... i 1
'I.IUJ VI i l l l in L .1 ' a. I a
amu-eiueu', the vo;ld wo u! I bj thi bet er to r it, n d s o w o u 1 d t '.; e y . I o;ee kno w a nil who, like to many other, t'touht he hid ifi liuie to real. On one oeetfion a friend .vis re'iatini to
i
a n s I'ueniin ' wiit
Wisman tas ju
- Mi.br.ery iLiods, consistio
1
.-.b.irvcr rC t1'-
r. . r . , i A. mv.i tv. . . . .. . . . w ...... . ..... Spring- Styles. ! , . . . . . a i .. a, i .1. ttmo inii uhisw mi'.a 1:1 :i.l t.tf
st received her Srst invoice -", "v '
ef 11-ta, Bonnets, veins ol peiil.emeK, ipmns i.u'.j.'i.i ,
j chance cr Tit-v ideuee must i-ttido t.ie ta, e o: I jt Mouf Anon.
'trs, Eibboc!, ie. Hive her a call,
xw Hts)Kew Xe-k-Iies, aud Xe every thins 11 tae City Clothing Emporium. Harried. ByCev. r. S. Rogers, on tha lTth inst., at tie kase cf Mr. Henry ShnlU ia Batk Township, John Simple, of Butler Cnaty, Ohio, and Maria Craft, the grand-daughter cf Mr. s-aHi aferesaiJ.
a .
i tie h id re.i t in t tie
o:r niiad, what were t'aetr parents think- : CounS, titer, and in whteh his friend
ir.g cf, t'uat they did not tisemore interest in ! seemed much interested. The tn ui cut the welfare of their el iioren than to allow them ' um short by a.eriin; that he di d not beto visit such places ef hellish design? There are : Heve a word of it, that it Was like everyalso several yoting gentlemen who frequent these j t!ltttI cL'O tn the newspapers "just put places, who are considered amons the "elite" of j jf, to Mil lit) the P:p-'r,'' and h "didn't town, and who would blush for shatue if they j believe in readtu' 'em no W.iy." 1 1 3 Wai were aware their friends knew they ever frequent- j a very in la-strioil m HI worked through ed sues places. Aitho.i.rh the revivals that have a kiild-iof we llher, tlie wholj day, and been c:rrie.lcn with so much success have -1 often till lopjr after dark; th-;;i went to the cunplislied rn.ieh gao I, yet there is plenty of ; house, and, ti ka the p!r, tumbled into bed. room for ia.rroveiueat in this direction. j p'ne Jast time I hetrd ot that man, which
f tlie puiili"
nea I tr their stability and i cric!uity on the in-j
tclliieneo and virtue i.f the people, it i tio ri:ht ; aa 1 duty of tho Stato ind nstion.il autairitic to, eitablish, foster and secure the highest moral and ' intel'eetuil d-velopaiont of tlie pc.plj. I That taxation fur cocnty and other local pur-j poses has become s proa', as to be otprce-irc to rim :.o i..i. and taat our svstem of cimtitv admin j
is i r . ti .ii n:i Is re for .nation. We demand of ur f-tl ' g "
i o-.-escnt atives in lie ijsji'tat i'c saia euan-, in ihe statutes of taa Stato as wiil protect tiie peo-; from K'to per bt.el ertbab aaj ile-rom rx rivuint txs levi s i.v ioe.l a-itb-ri- ; tablihi-er.t. Ibis f vn.ita.- i. mi 5 7 iies aid as an ail to this nil lei reform we favor u m nu f.ae t ui mg. I will - a 1 1 a l l Ike tj I to
On h.UtJ .Lu-t'i, 1S71I,
il.cir Farm of a'-oat II acies a tha Wkit Whicr Vailey Pailioa i, ?Jj miles above liivrfc. villi, Krinkhp t'uut.ly, Uiiinos, abrut ICO aia of wMrii i good tir lott m, the ref idur leir g and w !. ana .s u: e laud, on which tluiets
I' It 0 M thi date 1 e Gel iu y ia i g iec i. a b i r f. i , a g.tod fiar., e hunt, barn, r.iehard, and pleaty
? i . . r- ...
ot a;er
. Eied. l lWkTi!jei at S o'clock on Meuday evening n i., Mollie C. fiates. wife of Dr. J. O
Tth year of her aga
I . wc unuer.ana our .riena .r.-j. uuticy in.ctius , WJS some years ago, ha Wa3 a m ISCriy, U IS- t ,, proh ihit t ho t r i a J e.i ict ot aay ia or t o I
; reraovmg ta Ca-nHrutsre City soon, and we hope 1 ontcnttd rheumatic Old eur iiitl 1 "?ou, Wit U the Ueaeral Asss a a.y pr 3ia i to n m ihj or ; The Julia I-uuiout and Zetah.ths.ta fr.ion Lit- th ,e wjn ,..cct wUh as much success in his i ,iH on .loHlin r tr.vt' and with create any lUbPity f t!. j Sttte for tH-s I -v. oat , erary Seeiety of brookvillo Collega will give a bome hc b kaa while in this place. j eut Uf- ' ll XU W VSWr ! , -i'slieo Festival" in tho College .hpel oa t ndjy da nt know wko t-ls SUOccssor here will be, but j nother rrin'l knew, whose father was thepeoplaof the .ttito an 1 approved by then. ! .evening, April 1st, 1ST0. This is espeste 1 to be w e j,car t iat two brotheis-in-law war t the room . i: ."' ,( 'i 1...-1 ;nil,,,e T hat 'we hetrti'.y in 1 ar9 tho a I mi aistratioa of ! cite cflhe gran dest entsrtaiamcnts of the season, one to start a I illiard hall: the other for a gro- t red" c il I V t ,,nt ' our State aTrirs by U . Vlitar aid his associates, i ,' . r .- ,. . , , , , , , . , ... .. his son to profit by his example, sometimes th s.t8 0..rJ a., i wo oaiiiily vn j;rtUto t a festive feast of fuu and troijc, rctreshmcnU suit- cory. ,Ye do not know which cne will suoceed in . , rl. ri,.,.J ! r,nJ f,,t ,s tl u, i a . n-,ar when th.SUt.
i M in the occasion . "fair women and brave men." ! nmciirimr Ibp room, but sunnosa the ona intend- I J ' ' .... ,. , ". . ! a ,i,, ;n , li . ,1 t it 1.
i - -. .......ft- i.-,i.... . n. rriirr l'll'l-e iUVV 1U. 1 GUI. I .!' r v . r .
lar I which will ifami-h fair and riason ib ecotu- j hand K ami t u ; , mi! u J 'ili ''VH' fc't i.enati n for tho services rci ierei, mi I tint no ; a.l U hni it iLt IttJ befete tk r',iISl, v , l. .1 ..I.... n ' ... n ... K it. ..
OttlJoIS snouiir eo iavorea ff -a ... v . v -
i.r nii-iites bevja I sac a lair a a J ran . ;i.i t.e com -
pens.a'.ion. That the canal sto'ks issac l un lor the legislation of IS 1 i aa I ISir, o nui aa'y ciila 1 tao ilutIcr bill, werj, by tha term uf the contract, charged eiclisively ;in tha H'aot'h . Krie Canal, its revenues an I S.ials; ml the faith of
hs Stita never Uiviu heoa Usro-tty nr I'vnra-i'-y j m -a o flclitsd for thj piymoat or rs Ij n;ition then of j 5 ..n. L w ' -J V . . .... . .- ........... ... ii ... .ii. .H...I.J . I.-..!. ...l l.i... 1 k :i I l
ll.URll SlU'Ks.ia-'o:. iru ui1-! vw,i... .... ..... 4 rum hit r.iruuvu .... . . . j . j - , .. , ,- i: .t H I If ih.. .JVats or ii vhilitios of fie 5t ate; make the best ar.dneati.t 1. u w oe u I. .1 t'Ut.l TIlRti-hrnjiinl will berat pu.lie f ate, oa
! that tho Cons'itatiaa of this State ouaht to ba : Collin , a nd imw I h at a if tc l w k ik li ! i amen lei at thi airlift onoicuble pori id," so as, better than all the nicisllie. Il i ta e t i a -
lid and outside, aad bat larje glass f-ay
1 ""FURNITURE AT AVCTICN on my l aTtn est, and Ijn gr i itli tie Market llouic. A Ksd Jlaj will l ll ii.
This K i'ic is within onc-klf luila ef
Yellow llnk swit-h on lUil Uoad.
j Also Ml Kores "f good timber land aboat on mi olioiu id i.itcti. Prii at bids foi said land will be received a Ibe olT.ee of A dims V Kerry in Uraukville l to d J of salo.whw will give nj iutorn alien eeketl aii.C s .id land. 'i' K K MS -j't S 1. F.-' r 9-tbird dawa,olhlr d in .mo year, an i r. iiiaii.irg Ibitd io two Jaats from diy of sI, da tarred pavuiet. i Iu besetair.l bv notes ail I m -rt ' S. I he ptetii!i t, bl- . iu iiuerrstfro-n date, waiving raluatfO and - a o ii rn i semen f litira. i '" )V.I !lK""Ivi.h:0X ,t OTUJsP-S.
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pleas&nt t?!k, merry laughter, and gsy protr.cn- 1 irg ta have the billiard room will have tha prefcrades throu;ih the spacious halls. The ladies are er.ee, as this soeras ta be the Icaling business
j all expected to wear calico dresses and no orna- j with a certain class cf Individuals in our town, j
meats, and the gentlemen caiica necK-ttcs ana and th;3 business ssciss to oe in a u-ntrisning con-j
torv commands. W nea couipenea
obey, the young man would take down an almanac, turn over the leaves in an imratieut and uneasy manner, ulanee slioht-
;M.f ... , . . . v 'treats, ana me genitcmen eaiico r.ei-t-iii!i mm an.l u:s tustneis ?se us u oe m isaing vou- i . - .t .1 1 ef this rlacc. ia the 27th vear of her age. nteai., e. . . . ...!... . . . . . . it nt tho roniectnrcs of the Weather and
er .. , . . . . nch other caU?o as thev see tit, litit put on as r.t- u.f.oa an I is camel oa ti n juraiaj extent. J - ,J , P i "v Steams were deposited ia the cemetery at swen oinr e 1 , . - , i .v t . v. 1 1 perlians at the changes of iho vaooo, and ti'r r I tie stvle as rossib'c. Lverj body is invited to at- On vesterdav San Jay) the Presbyterians held I u"' I s al ' v . , ,. ' 'T tatler Co.. Ohio. l" ' 1 . . ' . . . I tb.m wh.n lir thoii'ht tha old man was
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traalilia Democrat announces Dr. GiCTord "adiditc :r Rcprcircctative ia Cocgrcs.
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The 1111 will lo tan tsomcly de. cr.atcd wiih ' ular Pastor, Mr. Tompsoti of T.ine Seminary . lie j busily en-ape-J in re lit.- Ms UW?P-
rcstovnscf cvcr-tccns aad bung wiUViht Ear. i., spe-heu v cry highly v f, and they all tcctu well l' iu U!.iv iu .vu.iw vi u
l Aim sr., in d. J. 0. VAN HORN, Proprietor. VIUST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS. Fresh Oysters, FUU aad Gaute in tessoa. fcb-ll-ly.
Oaekiadis made particularly fi.rladier. I al keep on ban d the met! I lie eases, a 11 sites. M' kea, you send your .rdcrt, dnn'lforpct Ut ue U if you want the eld or l at I for ladies or gentlemc-n. The rrieo will b ft ui 16 to li ft cent, cheaper than the cheapen iw Ike losr et. Sly estblihment is iiorlb en Xtin lirrnt,kc. twrn Kaiiroad and Mill Sts.,eloF. t the I'tpnt r-,h IS. W M .F rta NJC . ,V n. a x o . w . v; t v
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( F,.t, ?!, ..'... 1870, ri gb-iy A 'trs ot land iteated a.lj. ining tke tst ..f t 'pilar -i rnv n, I r.V lin ".!:! . Ind. Sai41ar4 well impr..v.. ard we'! tin l.ered. T.nlJ .avail Town l.ol- ar.-r-t,m ri-ed in llmlmte re n this propirty ia si'ied a e.d Frame lvne t iiiitMii pj t bif e Tf. i..s, p'Tfb, cellar, rUi tern, and i-m bull.' 'rs s. Salt- to c iomro.ee at I V.k T. MTI.UMS 'F SAL F . ir.t i'k, Vaic in one and two rears. JOHN ASUTON, j;ir.h li fWt tJw-ve. Inl, FLAX .KF1 tif Hi AS, ! 'i'llK in ihofli-t ' Ifi. it le.i 'vi'rlt ; I r.u-li.i.- 4.S Pine K.eb'iicd fttia M J olfa( n ihe ui- si rea-i.-iiK ! ri. , W . V n'l ii-rMlT j 'r-x to rt se. thv -u'iic Spri"; .. , l aad '.cur ii'i lnpbir- I v i. i e'e' ' I MM t.r? v 1 .-KK, ! ra'iJ.M, lad , e'- , i