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-HUOOKVILLK-fnday Mornin-ar, lbruary 17, 1871. Latent from Franco. The French ICeihlia lits gone op. The minrcbi' have a larga majority in the Constituent AetnhW. The Orleanists re in the tcnJant. Witb peace will come the Bourbon. There is reason to believe that peace wiil ei.aue epeedily.

1 h Tenresse. Tbe Secretary of the Treasury has just

ieceivedb following dispatch from the Collector of the port of Boston: Captain Hoplina, of the British baTk Mary JJaker, trowi St. Michael, which.arriveJ ut IJostoo this morning, reports hit on tire morning of January 23 he raw in American uan of war off Mole St. Nicholas, tbe northwest point of llayii. When first seen, she was under steam. Soon after ehe started over to the east end of Cuba under pail and steam, going

ery Blowly, with ensign out. The description answers that of the Tennessee. Nival oEeers at the department have no doubt as to the identity of the vessel reported. The Triumphant Entry Into Paris. The Versailles special, dated Februrary 12, aajs the German army will make hi triumphant entry into Paris at noon of

the 19ih tnst. T'.e Emperor will proceed

to the Tuileries, and after partaking of a lunch will review the army. In case the Tuileries 6hould not be in condition for the, reception of the Eipsror, be will occupy the Palace of Elyses. The Emperor will return to Berlin the last of Febru-

Sailing of the Alabama Commission. The Bteamship Cuba, wbLh railed from Liverpool on Saturday, had on board Earl Do Grey, Lerd Tenterdcn, Prof. Montague Bernard and Viscount Godeiich, of the joint high commission for the settlement of the fishery question and Alabama and other claims of the United States upon Great Britain. The Commissionerstareaccompaoied by a number of diplomatic attendants.

Railroad Massacre One of the most horrible railroad accidents on record occurred at New Hamburg,

leu the Hudson Hirer railroad, the night

rf the 6h. An oil train which bad broken down, was run into by an express train at the New Hamburg bruize. The

- C3 oil ignited and enveloped the etpress train in flawes. The bricgo also gave way, under the accumulated weigbt upon it, and the train went down in a jumbled mass. About thirty lives were lost. Part of the passengers were drowned and many burned

to death. The following particulars with regard to

the terrible accident have been obtained from eye witnesses: " The freight train which caused the eccideut consisted of about twenty-five cars, most of which carried tanks filled with oil. Before leaving Albany, every car was carefully inspected by workmen, and no

defect was discovered. When tha train-i

reached the wooden bridge over Wapenger

creek, at New Hamburg, about eight mile ' . . i ..) -1. V. -

below t'ouiinneepsie, asuuueu fuwi

ed through the entire train, almost throwing it from the track; Upon exam

ination it was found that the axle of the tenth car had broken.; The car had then broken loose from its coupling?, careened on one side, 6truck agiirtst the framework of the bridge, and lay a total wreck upon the track. Almost at the hiec moment and. before

a signal or a note of warning could be ' raised, tbe express train which bad left the

city at 8 o'clock came rushing along at the rate of thirty miles an hour. The

engine struck the wrecked car with terrible force, setting fire to tbe oil, scattering the j inflammable material and burning frag- i ments in all directions. The force of the

collision instantly threw the engine over j

mo onusje iniu me iicci. aho nac very thick at the time, but was unable to bear the weight of the locomotive, which broke through and mnk. The tender of

the engine also fell into the creek. Immediately behind the engine wera to baggage cars, which were followed by a sleeping car full of passengers. The flames from the oil tank set fire to these cars, which, after striking the wreck, fell over into the creek a burning mass. It is said that some of the passengers in the burning cars sueeeded in leaping from

A bill providing a fand for the support of th Pope has finally passed tbe Italian Chambers.

The Italian Chambers have passed a bill granting Tegal honoTS and a body guard to the Pope.

The census returns s,how a gain of 102 -

562, in the colored population in the Southern States since 1860.

On hundred and forty-seven arrlica-

-r. ua Km hmvm Wn I walnut, oak. ash, and sycamore

uou. .,. -"-jvUrtors descded the eight stone steps

made tor agencies tor iae saie ox iuc uvn

General Harrison's Tomb.

At the time appointed the committee of the Ohio Legislature visited the tomb of General Harrison, at North Bend, where the party were received by a number of

the cittaena oi rnonu uu v' Hon John Scott Harrison, who, at the request of the visitors, removed the doors leading iuto his father's burial chamber. The tomb is a plain square brick wall about three leet high, arched on top and covered with sod. The elevation is about four h,.n.Jr.t IWt ahove th bed of the

Onio River, aod is dotted wun forest trees

itd sveauiore the

i. .vri 0.W .r.r MVi ofi IX'ATOH FREE, .ad a day .

ueurv uiu uvU. r-r- - , bumbo. Address LATtA 4 uu, mis

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the proposed theological amendment tojburg. Pa

the Constitution:

Suppose you triumph in the iDeTitaD!e BosroN S rST U0UIS, Mo M7 and desperate struggle with all the infidels. ; ; .

and all the politicians, and all the noth-j . ? i.... vrrkt, Vi.va anpnm nlish 1

insiariaiis, ui m j y - r ed? You will have added to the document in question three letters: just G O D; nothing more Is th-tt Gd in the Con stitutiou?' Perhaps so, but God knows

there would be no more God in the c - jgg- Qrp t Q

try for all that; ana we aoii oe,.?c uC F; lB,tjl vvri.injt PPer ani Eu

W.uii1 accept this poor compuuirui i Ti.ipe( 8en, r H EK bj mietl rr on cents, of that piaoical service which he demands j Bon Ton Paper Cf , Cineiijn?i, 0 f 174

HENRY T. HELJIBOLD'S lAUnAITlin f V IT fa

A. th A ri ER ICAN KNlTTIXO MACHINE CO. . VJ111' " MA J m

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Component Part Fluid Extract Bhuharb v.ti Fluid Extract Vatawaba Grapm Juice. For l.iver Oompliints, Jaundice, Bilious Aff;etions. Sick or Nerroos Heada he, Costive oei, etc. Porety V-ftetablB, ejntaimog no mcroury, miaerals or deleterious drugs.

United States bands.

A coal mine exploded in West Virginia Vast week; killing three men and burying

several more in the mines, whose fate bad

not at last accounts been discovered.

The House Committee on Banking have

concluded to recommend a new issue of

all the denominations cf the National Bank notes, to be issued in place of mutilated bills and for similar reasons.

Both the House and Senate Foreign

Committees have agreed to report bills raising the salaries of the mission to Berlin and St Petersburg'to the same sum

as of those sent to England and France.

A dispatch from Berlin says the war contribution of two hundred miliiohs francs exacted from Paris has been" apportioned 150,000,000 to North Germany and 50,000,000 to South (iermany.

and found a chamber of twelve feet square,

arched overhead, and containing tour receptacles These were sta ei with bik-k.

aud comtaiued the remains 01 vcueui

Harrison in the center ce(, interred iti July, 1841; Mrs. Dr.Thorntou, his daughter, buried November, and Airs. General Harrison, buried hi February, 18134 Nott ina to indicate the remaius

uot even a marule elab is visible The tomb is uot as dilapidated as supposed, aud is tree from that, dampness usual to places of interme'ut. After all bad looked upon the recepacle containing the remains f the good ueueral, Dr. J. A. Warder briefly addiessed them iu behalf if John Seoit Harrison, who tendered to the State his lather's remains, with but oue condition, that they

shall be allowed to. repose whrre they are. never to be removed.- Dr. Warder stated that the property Upon which the tomb is built coutaius about three acres, and at the subdivision of General Hairisou's estate fell to the share ol his sou. Ltisiwg Sun llecordor.

at the bauds of the people

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The wonderful revolution which the late 1 wjt heijrbt. color cf je? d bir y n will

t 1 Ut .knur in uncial n,)n-; .; . htirn .ai l. a .rre?t D'OUof your

war lias Ifl.pulll raw... ' " ...w - ' j 1 j .-. " ------ dition ,f he South is apparent ,0 all ob- -J. Drtwo! servers but incidents are every now and , u Fa ,onTi.. S.T. f then occurring, so strange and startling,; , . -

., i;,,l iUm tPn ...ra mil .1 M . I ' 1 1 ' I ' M L7 m og nj col

mat 1IOOB nau . MP. HI u ITI I 1 I I IU I 1 1 "red b

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1.4 Wn regarded as a UliJ UH UlU.U wu . -

" " - ..iiii,t biitoK or tiiown. 11 coouini nt 1 - ... . . . ----

One of these is the appointment 1 - . 0nc eomb ,ent bv mu fjr $, De-ler, ! "":. AItp Iew ?y 8 n'.e 01

Thee Pills, are tbe most deVghtfully pleasant purga iv, supeT-sedinjj eastor-oil, salts, nug-ie-sia.eto. Thera is nothing more aeeeptable to the stomacb. Thjy giro tone, and cause neither nau

sea nor grip g pains. They are eompOKed of the

The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill

was dofciteJ, last week, in the Kentucky j

Senate, by a vote which precludes the hope of any reversal duricg the life of this Legislature.

THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.

i What a Pendleton Democrat Thinks of

the Situation.

FREE TO B-3DKABSSTS. W e will stnd a hndome Prospectus of our Sew Illc8ibtd Family Bible, containing over 2110 Cue Scripture Illustrations, to any Book Agent, free f chg. Address. S tttox&i. Pea lisuino Co., Chicago, III , Cincinnati, O ,or St. Loui, Alo 17-4 w

bv the Governor of Georgia of the Uev eVpi.lied at r.duced rates. Address Wm James S.ms as Jtide of the Chatham j ton, Treas., Springfield, Mass. ftf

County (Savannah) Ditiict The nominee is the man over whom such a prodigous fuss was made in Biwton as a fugitive slave fifteen or twenty years ago Even if the Srate Seuate withhold the confirm

ation necessary to give validity to he Governor's appointment tbe fact of Mr. Sims' selection snflicie tly illustrates his changed status. "(iaEette. Judge Wilsou expects ti start to Washinston City some time next week- He will have a seat in the next Congas that will orranze on the 4th of March JuJjie Gooding will whine around, and "smell the battle from afai off," and return home io due time well paid for h:a trouble. rConcrvil!e Times.

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17" AKTKD AGENTS($20 per day) to sell the V celebrsted hUME SHUITLE StWINQ MACHINE. Has th ckdkh fred, makes tbe "li ck butch" (alike .on t oth nides.) ani is fclly i.icknskd. The best and cheapest Family Sewing M.icbuiti in the market: Address. J.lH2JoON, CL,KK A C., Baston, Mass., Pittsburg. Pa., ChiCNg, III .or St. Loui; Alo. f 17 4 GNh'L AGENTS WAITED for Groofhrck's Calculating MacMt.e, rapid, ac-

cerate , reliable, simple, easily operated, cheap

and b- autitul. Oivtng lust.mtaneous aaamons, or mbtractions. taking froin one to five columns

1 of figures at a time, Carrying and borrowing t

such an invigoTation of the entire system takes place as to seem miraculous to the week nd enervated, whether arriving from imprudence or disease. H. T. Helmbotd'n Cum pound Flail Ex. tract Catawaba Grape Pills are not sugar coated, from the fact that euear coated pills do not dissolve, tut pas throueh the stomach without dis

solving, consequently do not produce the d sired effect. The Catawaba Grape Pills, being pleasant in tasta an i odor, do not necessitate their baiug sugar-coated. Price fi.ty cents per box.

IS

The Committee on Banking and Cur-

' reacy are considering the propriety of is

suing a series of new style of Matiooal B ink no'es. There arc now forty count rfeits on the present scries.

Correfpeadenee of tfce Indianapolis Journal.

Ohio, lebruary S. lbi I. The friends cf the Hon T A. Hendricks have asserted, with a boldness challenging atiswer, that the linn. George H. Peniletsu Bcquiesced in his assunied ascendency iu the West, and that the Peudietou men" preferred Mr. Heudricks an our next President. I am able to state to you that the assertion is false in its length, its breadth, and its thickness Benedict Ar nold attempted to betray tbe lorces placed under his command: Mr. U-ndricks d d

NEW ADVERT. I bEMLNTS

I own ti ns, hundreds, etc.wt hout ih least though t

EXECUTOR'S S.ils8 HF PERSONAL ruuPKBTY! Notice is hereby given that the nn designed Executor of the late will of J;hn Ferris, de -eased, mill .-ell at public auction ut the late residence f said deceased, on the Railroad, tao and 011a hilf miles above iletaiuo.a, in Franklin County, Indiatia, .On Wnlnesibty, M.irch S 1S71, the following personal property: Seven lilch Cows, one yoke of Oxen, two four-year-ojd Steers, seven Young Ca tie, Six Wurk il riep,no C -It, twenty tbr.e Stock Hogs, fiftyteven Sheep, 20; bushels of Wheat in tre barn, 100 bushels of Ke. twenty bashels of Coru, about

filty buUeU of tata in tha sheaf, two Mns of j

nn the axt of the iertor. Address

ZIllGLER & LlccUELY. Ci-ciaiati, O 1 17 4w

Congressional. In the Senate, on Friday, the House bill

to amend section 25 of the act of July 5, the cars in time to save themselves from

1ST0, to provide homesteads for soldiers, vas reported favorably. It allows an additional quarter section cf land. In the House the report of the Confernce Committee on the bill granting pensions to soldiers of the war of 1812 was

adopted. The bi'.l provides a pension of

eight dollars a month to tbe men, including militia and volunteers who served sixty days in the army or navy, and who served in the Revolution, or in the war of 1812, and to tbeir widows.

death, but the rest were carried with the

car over the bridge and twenty two of them either drowned or burned to death.

The Western Congressmen are anxious to get up Mercur's apportionment bill, to .f.-r mnrnimpnts rrovitlini for the e.lec

- . - i l . .. .- ilw.. , tt-i;-.rl ri hid liloi-ti I r, ' llav SUtaw. Fnllet. One ttvo-COTge Wazon.

tlOUOf members Ot the iorty-second UO'. . .. a. , , ' , r 1 PI ws, Harrows, half of Reaper, half of one horse tions," with treat-ses and tables rclaling to events

iu icuo aiuu.u ta iuc r-. tv .. . . - . . WhMt ririll. and ! cnneeretl with bible History, witn maty Dne

it.irv treactery, as is iienuricat ior pon-

i seek access to the peo

E7EET Fr.RMER, - MECH'KK. AND WORKER, Ca mite $53 to $1S3 per Moo:h Ilh m P, pu ar Books Maps aai Pi tort3. 55l paif'S by mail f ee. Addie-iS. GOODai KED'o Eiapira Book ..n i M ip House, Chicago. . - ' I-1 "IsMTS " WANTED FOB

Contafnitig Kleiwod's "Life of Christ," "'Life of tb A post lea, r'van geMs s and Martyrs;" DoJdiidge's Evidences f Cbritia.iit.v;" "History "f the J'wa," by Jo-ephus; "A

UitCTV cf all Rr!it(ious Ucuoiiina

THE LIGHT O? WOULD

I jrres at large. vhe bill provides for thirty

additional members.

A man named Hull, at Newburg, Ind , drank a quart of whiky, Tuesday night, on a bet of a dollar that he could walk off with it. He walked ten or fifteen

1 feet, dropped, and died during the night.

The bet was declared a draw.

The Situation in France. The three weeks aruiistie granted by

Q-ieen Victoria's epeech at the opening

tical chicanery.

tle through our pnper, becau.se utv ftieid

Bright, of the Sentinel, baa erne to hisecond fcijht he sees now through Hendricks' ga.-es, and hei-ce the via. Mr Hendricks did in 1SG3 bargiin first wish Hancock; secondly, with Sauiuel J. Tndu of 2s e if Vork, the people enemy audi he bondholder's fiietid; turd thirdly, with the Hon. George H. Pendleton, the dt-leuder tf labor and the victim of capital. lie

of the Knglish Parliament contained little ; broke with Hancock and Peuiieton hut

that is new, except the statement tint (kept faith with the Bondholders. If In

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other ariie'es t.10 numerous to mention. lii.graYiug, l. rnarg a couipieie immj i t k if t m." s A i,k 0.1 .li mi -.is not over thre Cluietiaii Krowlfds. Hr. Fi.INl A- CO.. A

HENRY T. HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BARS PA RILL A Will radically exterminate from the sy'eui Si-rof-ula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Ees, Soro L.egs. Sore Mouth. Sore Head, BiovcMtis, fkia Itiseases, Salt Kheom, Cankers, Runnir.gs fr-im tbe Kar, W bite Swellings, 'luun .rs, Cancirous Affeetions, Node-. Kickets, Qlanduiar Sellins, Nijjht Seat!, lUih, Tet'er, Untnurs of all Kinds, Chronic Khcainatiatu, Dyspepsia, and all di-eafe-i that bave been established in the tytem for years.

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Emperor William expires at noon on the commission hid been agreed upou with j diamans waut prooi ot mis tnej can g..-r I . ! it nntil ihAf .ili't kf-inil Afl Villi KtlilW.

the United States and Ureat Unta.n, to " "

19th of February, The AsBetubly convened at Bordeaux on the 12ih inst. It comprises se-in hundred and fiftythree deputies. Tfee elections for these delegates began in Paris and the various departments on the 8th inst.

The Broken Atlantic Cables.

The recent failure of the to British cables leaves both continents at the mercy

of tbe single French submarine telegraph.

and considering that damage to the latter auay occar at any time, it is of the utmost importance to the commercial world that the repairs be made at once. What the trouble h, with the two cables that have ceased working, is difficult to apprehend, but that some undercurrent has moved the rabies upon the edge of a cliff or rocky point, till the coatings are abraded and insulation destroyed, is not improbable. The Bobert Lowe (British ateauier) is at St. John's, Newfoundland, on a grappling and repairing expedition, and it is to bo hoped that we may soon bear that both cables are perfect andcomluunication restored. The survey of the bed of the Atlantic ocean is now so complete, that, in any future cable there will be leys difficulty iu placing portions of

wire rope, beavflr and hetter protected,!

in such parts as 'he difficult places at the b ittom of the sea may make necessary. The damage is known to bave occurred about G5 miles from Heart's Contci.t Newfoundland. The grappling for the cables is simple enough, but the rough weather, Uitial at this time of year, eff Cape Bscs, may delay the completion ol tfe work until Spring. The woik ot destruction by Anglo-rebel privateers, which the Commisvon at Wash

ington wiil cousider, embraces the follow-'1

ing items-: Captured by the Alabama, i-isty tiine vrssU; by the JM.enandoat thiity eight; by the Florida, thiity six; by the Satiiter, twenty seven; by the Tallahassee, twenty fever; by the Tacony, fifteen; by tfce Georgia, teo; by the Jeff

The German Terms of Peace. Although the report of the terms demanded by Prussia as conditions of peace are destitute of authority, there is good reason to believe it correct. The follow

ing are the conditions, as reportd. The cession of Alsace and sixty German square miles of Lorraine, which consit ot 437 Kjuare miles. The part of Lorraine to be ctdsd includes Metz. The contiibution of one and cne-half milliards of francs for war expenses, thirty millions cf francs for captured ships, and forty millions of francs for German workmen, clerks aud small industrials expelled from France, aud a certain rente ou a few millions on limited time, for crippled and maimed Germans and orphans caused by the war. Colonization. The success of the colony at Greeley, Colorado, where teveial hundred families

settle the fishery and Alabama questions. The Chicago Bepublican says that the democrat who offered the resolution in the Indiana Legislature declaring the ratifi cation of the XV. Amendment illegal i now engaged in writing up a vigorous protest against last year's eclipse.

ever voting the il.publieau lickef, and tees idea ol being agaiu led by an American TaliejrauJ. ? BUCKEYE

dollars, cash dotvn: in all sums o ei three .ioilars, a credit ot ten months will be giren . tbe purchaser' i o g bis note with approved sccurit y , saiil nute to bo without interest 11 paid wbea due. but t. draw ten per cent, interest t'r iin date if uot paid when iue, and waiving valuaii n and appraitementlaws. WILLIAM FHHIS, I'eb'y 17, 1S71 Ssr. Executor. r.x Ecuros notice NOTICE is hereby givn hit tie undersigned lias been appcitited an ' qua'iff d as Kiu:ntr ft the late will of John Feiris. late of Viai.lvlinCountv, Indiana, dectassd. Said E'te is

solvttit. . WILLIAM FKHKIS, . I b'y 17. lt7l-3w. lis ecu tor.

20. 7th -t.. oila leli'hia, 5 Custom Uuiij Fl tee. 'hica , aud 176 .Vest 4th St . Cincinnati, f I 7-4w

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Sheriffs Sale. Smnirr's OFFick, .Fkanki.ix Cot ktit, Isdusa Uk.i KVii.i.c, Fclraary 10,71.

T) Y v!r:u-iof an Keeuti"ii to ma dirtete l b

-D te Clerk of the Frai klin Common l":eas i i.uil, I wiil expoto to s. lie at t'ao Court llous.- !

dvmr, in tbe T 11 f Hri.okvtlle, iu the County of Fraiiiiiin and hiaie of ludiaiia, on

UKDUCTI0N0F P it I C E S Tii C INFORM TO 11 rcmurr ion of dutiks. GUhAT SAYLG TO tO.VStMKRS BT OKT11SG CP C1XB3. .Sfod. f t our Now Price Lit an d a Club form will secoiLjany . it, cvti tni t.irg full diroc lions umlinj a lare savii g to cousuoiera, and rennoeiatiiru to c ub or anners. TilC tJKEAT -ASIKKU'AN TEA CO, SI & 33 VKSLY t-TftR f.

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Satifdrttf, JI,irvh llA, 1S71, between tiio hours of ten o'clock, forenoon, and tour oelook, a ftei nnon, tue rents an 1 p-. S;j fur

Common Schools. A very Considerable number of changes are bcinir proposed and discussed, (o our

system ot common t-e'iool PCUCallon, some I the term -t seven yers of the following describ

of them of tuore than doubtful cxredien- j ed Heal E tate, to wit : .. 11 en o I Begicnin at ibe s.'itih east corner of the South

The Situation in France is no !esi inter- i "lc ll""u"'" rc' '.' . Nas1 quarter of the south east quarter -,f action . ... j favorites with a very lure 111; jority o our ! five ( ), Townxh'p ten (tt), K me twelre (12). of esting at tue present moment than it has ; nd ,bre Jare "no ta8 sessed Ud8 Situated iFrankliu Couafy. Indiana; .- been during the progress of hostilities, j ,hem whtch ,,re m,ro cheerfully hf ;;tr:::tr,huiS

What sort ot a peace win oe agreea upon, ' paid, il they are satisoed that 'he money 1 hundrei aid forty two ( 1 12) feet ia such direcion

l .u.i tn .A iV, nr r.nornn.ant F will be eSDeiuied to increase their eflieien- that the East end of mn li: e be seventy three

Q tt VA wwtr j ' utj t UV nv . a France, is the topic of the hour.

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Beins; prepared expressly for the above complaints, its Blood-Purifyinjr properties are greater than any othr preparation of .Sarsaparilla. It fr!fes the complexron a clear and healthy color and res ores the patient to a state of health and purity. For purifying the blood, recurving all corouic constitutional diseases arising from an impure state ot tbe blood. And the 0::ly r e : i li In and ctfectit! known remedy for tbecure of I ains aod fiwel ing of the Bones, Ulcerations i f the Throat antl Legs. Blotches, Pimples on tha F.ic!, Krysipelas and all Scaley Eruptions nf the nkin, and Beiutifying th.0 Cuuiplexton. Prie' Jl.50 per bottle.

It is understood that the President is

considering the propriety of transmitti ng j terest whereof goes to the BU:e purpose

a-message to Congress recommending a' Among the impnrtant chatigfs proposed total repeal of the test oath lrw. instead of ! is ''at " provi.le for a C-unty Kxau.tnrr

I ) l cucl 111 iir iiucm in k'vjuum?, uun iui

each county in tbe btate, who shall devote his entire time to the interests of all the

will be expended to increase their e fficieo- j that the East end of mi i li: e be seventy tbrei cy In addition to the taxes levied to (7o) feet from the Southern lioe; thence North

sustain schools, we have a permanent uctl (ure,.tiou thnt the North etnl ,.t said lit e t...

munificent fund of over eiiiht and a ha'f i cioe-y seven ("J7) fstt from the Lantern line;

millions ot dollars safely invested, the in-

I bv T'R, Jxo B hLt.t-". La'g'' ''ales, IxM-

P ofit-s, Slu.iinl 'U ra-e' i'-on -n I tr-.lfo d:s el.isu.e. Oueid.i cn'uiiiun tv an.l it- mvMeries. Thq wb le su'ij-ct iaid ta:Oa!td its hi le ustie ej:(.osv(t to universal execration. Wbiuis is THK INTKSKSTS OF Cl VW.I7. 4TIOS . Ch tISTt MTTt AND I'lBi 10 M(iRi-ITv. Sen t 'or cir c t'ars ami ttruis. U S CuMishins Cj., ill Bvoouie St., N'.Y. fl7 4w

signing the bill recently passed partially repealing it.

The Secretary of the Treasury is gratified at the failure of the repeal of the income tax law. lie says that had this tax been rerealed the urices of Government

have made permanent homes tor themselves be M thcir pre?ent prices. ou plains but a year ago roamed over by j,. purchs6 more frec!y antelope, hasstimulated this term of eu'er- , . , , , , . I ' when it becomes known abroad that our .... . 1.1, .1. ..

iirise a iU it is not Uiiuseiy tint a iew ... , , . . M 1 ' 1 spoiintios aro sflnrp.il Lv an amnio income

vears will witness the settlement of vast' , . .- it- 1 -i-.- . i wuh which to pay our national liabilities. tracts of country in the far Wtst by ti e j

same meaus. me advantages tome emi

grant of carrying with him the surround- I

ings of social life aie too many aud loo evident to need exteudud meiuioa here,

antl it IS IO lltctU llibi IUQ ciicuaiuu ui iuc j

same rlau of oriranix itioo to rropjeJ set

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district aod other schools in the county, having a general suoervision and coutrol over the means he may think necessary to raise their standard of efficiency, and receiving a compensation sufficient to command the services of able and competent educators. Ilising Sun llecorder.

TUvia. eight: bv the Winslow, five; by the

f. n- bv the l)!uete. four: i utili.ed. The plan proposed is virtually

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The surrender of Paris had its effect up-

i on the gold market, and sent the price up

fiotn lU- to 11-, on the supposition that jthe export demaad for specie would be

heavy as soon as peace was coccluded. Tlipsf prnpptationa havo not. vil. Iion

, 1. i.u. u u t ' ' J '

tiemenis on me etieap uuui 01 mo ouuiu , , - . 111 I realized, but as peace is not yet concluded, is due. One movement of the kind re-1 . , , . ,, , s it is not safa to say whether we shall be cently brought to our notice is tbat by , . J . 1 urained of our gold, which it is proposed to locate a colony of workingmeu at Warm Spring, N. C , aud The Commission ou the part of Great thereby uiiitza a considerable water-pjwer j Britain to settle tha matters of difference for manufacturing purposes, tfce country between the Uuited States and that counabounding iu material for all branches cf j trjj CODSists cf E,"rl Grey, Mr. Thornton, wood-working industries, ani nffordieg , ;ir Soun Macjona!a aod s;r J0,.. Kose. opportunities for the development of man- j The Couimissiou on the part of the United r . -1 . 1 f V I

uiacturcs mat nave tnus iar oeter ocen St-.ta a Knt i.n i!, Sni r,.r infirm..

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three ctcb by the Retribution, St. Nichols a i:d Calhoun; two each by the NashTilie, Hosn and Ioh ; and twenty by Various other cruiser. Ad infant child of John Murphy, living near OnteruMc, Wayne co-inty, was burued to death a few days iince. The mother of the child Uft the houe to go to her husband iie.tr tha barn, aod left thp child ling in the craute and in the cue of a iiualt boy. The boy was playing

round tbe de with sooe ccrn husk- and !

i: is supposed eottt-yed the fire J?y tbiaj

iu cutis to the crad

in a cotton comf

before the mother could get back to the house, burned the child so scvet.ly that it died a lijw dys al'erwards.

a kind of co-operation, aod if by associated tffjit homesteads are obtained in thfe way by those who, in our crowded cities, are too ofteo driveu into positive and itjarious antagonism to the laws that govern the re-

ti')o, is Miuister ticbenck, Judge Nelson, JuJgo Hoar, Senator Williams aud Secretary Fish.

The lwer Iriueh of the New Jery Ltg"-'.4tme last week ra'i&ed the 15'h Amtndmcot.

There is a beautiful girl living near Montreal, who, notwithstanding the fact

latioLS between capital aud labor, oue ofi that she has lost both legs above her knees,

the most serious problems of the time will j ba received over a dozen offers of msrhave at least a prj-p-et of piriitl solution, j riage during the past year, aud refused them all. One of her lovers is a member The SciEsriFic Americas. We hire!' ... . - ,. . ... . i of the Dominion 1 arliament. 1 bis eLiictheretofore spoken in very favorable terms; , . , , , , 1 J 1 ed girl speaks seven languages, and of the ccientiGo American, but no more so ! . , , . . " . . 1 charms everybody who comes hear her . than it deserves. It stands preeminent

-

On the question of giving women the

ere

ainst

upon its taenty-sixth year under the ; it d tbe feffia,e ,obb enrnestll

most flittering auspice. The publishers work to change thiftm IIaJ it not beerj for are Munn iCo.,37rarkllow,New York.;tbe 5rite(1 0pPOsi,ioa 0f a few adic8

terms, ; J per anr.uoi.

An account is given of a trip made by Frof. Cox, S:a?o Geologist, to St. Paul, Decatur County, and his explor itions along Flat Rock. There are fine stone quarries vn this stream, in the vicinity of bt. Faul, which produced last year 3.713 car loads of stone and seventy-one car loTids of lime, and this amount could be doubted if the railroad company furnished the necessary cars for its transportation. The reck ued for lime is from the upper layers i f the quarries. It is of a light buff color aod contains a large percents'C of maune-t-ia. The lime made from it is claimed to be of superior quality, and produces a mortar that ses slowly and hardens with age. The building stone is a bluish urey, fine cratned limestone, very handsome

thence due East ninety seven (97) tee!; thence clue Jv-u'h two buudrel and seveMv tv. (27i') 'eet tu I

the place of i.eginning, together ni b a Steatn Saw

M ill and tirit .Mill situated the enn.bothin good running order, and can be ru:i toge'h-r or separate. All of the above dojcribei property being s'tuated in the couuty uf Franklin and state of It.di!'B. And if the rents and profits aforecai.l, for the tetiu aforesaid, will not seil fora sum sufficient to s.iti.-fy c iid Execution, I will then and there, and in like manner, offer for sale the fee simple. To be sold as the property of Francis Severs at the suit of Wm. J. l'e.-k and John B. Moorinann, Trustees iu B.inkroptcy of the Estate of liernard KauiiS. JOHN M.SliAL,

Pheriff of Franklin Cminty, Indiana. Fub. lTtb, 1b71 4w pr'a fee10,nl). ShexilT'o Sale. SHKitirr's Offick, Framcmh Countv, Isiisa,) Bkoorvili.k, Februaty ill, 1871. j BY virtue of a Decree t me dirc!t.ol b7 the C.erk of t!ie Franklin Cioiinn Pleas C.-urt, I will expose t.i sale at the Court Ho'ise door, ia tha Tot 11 of Ilroo't vilnj, in the County ul Franklin, and t?tate of ludtuna, oa Saturday Mirck Wth. Ib71, betws-'n ts hours of ten o'clock, forei inn, and Nur o'clock, afternoon, the rents and prulits f ir lh? terra of seven years of the following describe! Real hrtato, to wit : Lot iiU.uher twioty six and the seven-ninths of Lots nu nber thirty five and thirty-fix in the

Town of ? w Treutn aj lai 1 out by Samuel R ick

CTrWiCeiNrTEAjF-

I r.lr!i-9A

O. Box 55li6. 1 I7-4w

IS A PV KH. - Bt,AClx TFA with tbe Giikks Ie Flavor Warranted to suit all tastes. Fur faia everywhere Ami fur wholesale onh bv fheGRf'AT ATl.XTICJk VACIFiC TKA CO.,Chuich St. Sen York, P

?e;id f r T'aei Njotar Circular

Carbolic Tablstj FRIFAEEO BY I5GCTGR TilU. Th. most imoortant discovery of the ng; is thi:" w.in.li-rlul lealtnjf and Cleansing aircDt f r all

dtseis?s i'T weaknefs of the Respiratory organs.

I sore Throat, t'Uiloen UI1, lloareenesn, Catarrh,

Asthma. I:yDs of the Throat, or w in ipipe, di

rases ot the l.uns, and for nil irritation of the

mucuous u:e.o'irane. All vocalists and public speakers who speak a?id sing without effort, u-e thes- Tablets tbeir effjet in clearing the v due is si-oply atoaihing, as eta be shown bv nu'nerous certificates. );-. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. act directly on the .- uO'ius mnubraQ and shoal. I

be nroiunt! v i r ee? t taera in nil 1 x-o -ure. or

violent changes of weather, as ihev equaliie the

Circulation of the Blood and thus ward off tbe

tendency to colds and l.oog difficulties. Tbe proprietors would say. all 6r-i class medicine hw e rhe:r imitations, and thev woj'd (1 TTrp J rvVT the uHic sga'nrt inosi;a U 1 let 11 Uon by havir c othe r medicines thrust upon ibem in lc -e of :bee udm'ira-

le Tattiets.

Jt.n.N O. Kfey,C-1a. 34 Plaff St. N. T., Sole

1' in; 23 rests f 17 Am

HENRY T. HELMBOLDS CONCENT K AT ED F L V 1 D EXTRACT. B U C 11 V , TUC OltEAT DIUItETIC, has eurej cv-'y i-asi of Diabetes in which it h been gi en , I i i : at ' i) of the N eck or the li!a d Jer' an'1 I li ft 11 ma t.on of .be Kidneys, Ulceration of ihe lv .tne s a. d 111. d. lor, Rtinttin of Urine,

di.ta.-es -f the Pr.)tate tilnd. Stone in the Ulad

ier.Cacu.u-, (jravel, KrtCKaust D.postie. aad M ui ous or M liky Discharge-, and for Enfeebled ni le to'"- 1 onsii'ition4 or both sexe, attead-

el with - 1.11 n ; i- iup'-'iuis: I mli.-pontinn to-

lxeition, oss ot Pov-.ei, l.oit ut' Memory. l):ffi.

cnlty o' lireahmg, Weak Nerves, Horror of

D i-a'e a kefulnes', D-nine-s of Vision, Taiu iu the Uiefc, Kot 'lani?, Flushiiig of tbe Body ;rju.-s ot the Skin, Kruptiuu ot the Face, etc.

In mnny affections peculiar to ladies, the Extract Buchu is ur.eqi.aied by any other remedy in Chlorosis or Ketention, Irreguliirity , Painfullness or iSufression of ck stoma ry F.vaeual'oi f r Ulcerated or ehirrus state of the Uterus, Leucorrhoea or Whites, Sterility, and for ad compl lints incident to the sex, whether arising front indiscretion or habits of dissipation. It is prescribed extensively by the most eminent physicians and uii'iwiefrr $..r enfeebled and delicate eon' stiiu-tions-, ot both sexes, and alt ages (atteudedr with any of tha abovo diseases or j uaptouas)

afeiUran.l Ralph rt'il iredse. Also the f illow in g

Heal Estate, to-wit: Beginning sixty-three rds.At Sold by ail Druggists North ar.d five rods ai,i twenty links West of the er j r.

.iutn-tst corner ot tne outh-t.a!t quarter ot ' 1 1 Section thiity one. Township eiht. Range one i Wes:; tuence orlh thre and o ie half deftrees j OllOO West sixtv roils nl ivhtepri linka tn Ik 1 14 ti H . m tt - . 1 . : . 1- . .

J. . ... 1 r .1 1 . -.- - - .-I'.l s IS in L'lV.1 III! ICQ IBU UUIO ii.ir rvioiia hard, and 13 said to DO One ot the? of Kphratin k. Koefcafellar: thence North eiffhtv- I . i, k ; . , r;...

Uiost durable rock? to bi found in tb-e j Uetrree VVest sixty-one rods and twenty tw.-i 1 jetallic (Vtnetit t'ooipanv for fatee htindrc? tfolcoutitrj T1.i.H stone i found for filte. n i !,l,h; l""ee ,five r"'U ''VUf 'in.kS . ,ar' 1ate'1 mry U- ,k71 "aa obtained fraod ., ''. n . ,, . . . , j to the lands of John Weobr; thence h-stsixty ; atly nl without my knowledge or coneeM Uil.es lions F.at Lock L reek. A number 8ix rod and tw,, links to the place ot beginning, ! r did not know that such a note was in existence

ut lli?e Ctiurcllt s have heen or are Ouiloino containing rweiu ore acres more or less, all ot ..,:) reBn,iv informed bv A. Ilorr of Cincinnati.

I will n' therefore pay such note. Thin is also t wrn a.iy ar.d every person Iroin trafuoking in said note thus uolawtully obtained from me. J HliPII noiiniE.

s.tisty sail icree, i win men and taere, aud tn Bronkville. Ind.. Feb'v 17. lt71 3

i ; i- ............ fr . - i u - i i -

line uitiiuri vux r it; ihc its C t UJ iin.

io re tv.ia as ia property of A-iam Iserrngr

of thistone in I ntlianapoiis, ami the new : 1 1 ' t',- t'lT ."A ,n th , , ' , , ., County of Frnkltn and Msto f lndiau.

court UOUSe mere is to OS COtlipOSeU LI And if the rents and profi s aforesaid, for

it. UuliVli.e Uepublican.

The taking of evidence in the contested

the

term aforesaid, will not sell for a sum sulfiotent to

election case of Y iltnn and Gooding, still ! ",ld aloma lierrtnger. at the suit f Jacob Sihnei-

ucr, jvini in. rriAii,

auiong papers of its class, and is in every '

U-t'' echi'd waSwn"ped'Wy WOrthy f ,he hrge nJCaSUr9 f 8UC ! ballot in the District of Coluoihu th. J w'Lbh 'took fire.nd Ir8 Wh5b " h""h;""1- II h j was a majority of only thirty-two agai

there, it really seems as if the principle of

' a rw aw a

The Senate has confirmed the nomioa-' '8tD "rage oaia care ceen estaD iiona of tha ComniisaioDera to arli it the! liJbed in the Dtettld by the autbcritv of

d.EcultiM with Ureal Britaio. the oation.

Sheriff of Franklin County, Indiana. Feb. t", 171 iw-i.r'sfae 10,00. Sheriff's Sale. Saasirp's Cffick. Frasxi.ts Covntv, Isnnm, H.diiiKvu.LK, February 10,1871. TIT virtue of a Iecrce to ma directed by the

F R K H II SI EAT ! FSED. HAM AN I prepare! to furnish Frei-h Meat at all hours every day and evening at his shop in the room underneath Keeg's Tobacco More. His terms ' SriUCriY CVMI.it the lowest market prices. He will also run a agon for the auoommodation of his customers. Ian. Su lui. FRED HAM AX.

icrk of tbe Franklin Circuit Court. I wiil ex- j .

pose to sale at the Court ilome door, in ths Town . a oa a rv m ni A B I s ..rUrookville, in tha Cuaty of Fianklin, and ; fy O I A A HUUSil ftitte tif ndianA. nn 1

Snurdig Mtrch Wth. 1S71

; between tha hours of ten o'clock, forenoon, and

goes on. It is making the l itter one of the unbappust of men, for what to him once appealed a nice fat job in aging to Washington, and at ls:!t spending a winter or two there, receiving therefor f -ur or five thousand dollars, now vanishes into nothing, lie is proceeding but slowly at

bet, and the evidence already adduced';

shows ilson farther ahead t?ven than cliin:ed. One township in Shelby ounty where Gooding received S3 majoiity, was found to have heen returned with no cer-

liScate? of the judges or iuspectors append

, - - ' Kf il bstatc. to wit : keu at this place covers 14a pages ol tools- I Lot No 2t5, and also saven-ninths of Lots Nos.l cap, and is decidedlv favorable to J u ie ' 3- nd 36 in the Town of New Trenton, i laid i

163 West Fifth Street,

lour o'ci. c.t, afternoon, the rents aod proSts tor fTU J ort T?TTm n n 'Pi-rtT'ri 4rtr-

Thaori.laima , t b o term ol so ven j ear s of the folio wi og descri bed i " "

. mm . .i..k li., !.'..., . : . .

March 50,1670.

Wiisoo in many particulars. There is little

doubt but the cvse is a c!e r ooe and will soon le fettled when Congress meets. Cambridge Tribune.

situated in tbe County ut Franklin aud 6tate of

Indiana. , "ne of the best farms in

alo,

Alije Uary, the well known poetes, died

on Sunday, after a lingering illnces ofi Bowles

Dearly two years.

Franklin County,

A od if the rents a-d profits aforesaid, for the ' " situated nine miles East of Bfookville and two

term aforesai I, do not sell for a sum mtEciei.t to ' miles East of Mt. Cancel, a Ij -inins tbe Colerain sati-fy -aid Decree. I will then and there, and in ; A Brook ille Turnpike, containing 160 acres, lika manner, offer for sale the fee simple. j 10!) acres of which are cleared, balance ia exeel To be sold as the property of Adam Berrioger i lent timber, two good dwelling houses, barn and and Saloma Berringer at the suit of Samuel j all necessary outbuildings, good well of water,

i also a good orchard. For terras, enquire of I . H. CUNNINGHAM, an 13-3w. Mt. Carmel, Ind.

H. T. HEI.SfB'OLD'5 EX"rHACT FTJCntf CURES DISEASES AHISING FROM IMPBUDKN' ES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC., in all tbeir stias. at li.tla expense, little or no change in a it, uo inconvenience, and noexnoura. It c iua s a feqiont desire, and gives s rength la 1 linate, thereby removing Obs'rneti..ns, Preventing tld Curirg Strictures of ther 1 rethra, Allaying Paiu and In flam in a; ton. so fre-qu'-nt in thi. class of distases, atd expelling all' Poisonous mat'er. Use Helmbold's Extract Bnrhu for all Affeetions and I.-eaces of tbe Urinary Organs, whether cx--iiting in Male or Female, from whatever cause' originating, and do n;atttr of bow long standingPrija, One Dollar and Fifty Cents Per Bottle.

Fall aod explicit directions accompany tbe aied icines. Kri .ence of the tnost responsible and reliable character furnished on apptieatien, with hundreds of thousands of hviog itm-s.-es, and upward of 3l),0UH unsolicited certifintej and recommendatory letters, many of which ara from the highest source.-, including eminent Physicians, Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor has never resorted to thtir publication in tba aewspapers; be does uot do th a from tha fact that his an idea rank as Standard Preparations aud do noA ftoeA to be propped up by certificates.

JOHN M. SEAL,

Sheriff nf Franklin County, Indiana.

Feb. nth, I8?l iw pr's fee 7 &i.

Henry T. Helmb ld's Genuino Preparations, Delivered to any adress. Secure from obserT8ESTBLISnED UPWARD OF TWENTY YkAKS. .... Sold by drusgists everywhere. Address ltte" for informati-'n,- in confidence tor 1IE2IR HELM BOLD, Druggist and Chemist. , Only Depots: H. T- HELMBOLD S Irn8nj Chemical Warehouse, Ne. 54 Broadway, York, or to II. T. HELMBOLD'3 Medioal Depot, 104 Sooth Tenth Street, Philadelphia " Beware of counterfeits. Ask for -Henry. rielmbold'sl Take n other,