Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1876 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY JAUAEY 5, 187G.

It rx ay ba that this question Is only brought lorward pending the nomination, and that after the nominee is decided it will do to make It one of the issues, and not tbe sole "vital Issue." Bat let us enter briefly upon an examination of the merits of this bloody shirt "basinofls, sickening and loathsome as it is, nd see what it proposes as an appropriate Issue of the political contest of the centennial year. Stripped of all extraneous matter and exhibited in its hideous ugliness, It means simply that the American people shall be arrayed against ach other in deadly bate and bittern ss. Ten yeara have passed away since the moke of the last battle of internal strife disappeared, und the sunshine of peace shone over the whole land. Year by year the contending parti s hire approached nearer to each other with friendly greeting. Amicable relations, social and commercial, have been restored. The tetter thought o! the Southern people has been addressed to tho arts of peace and prosperity, and amid even the desolation and ruin ol iniquitous legislation, with forbearance and patience, they bare at length risen out of their troubles, and assumed a relation of equality with the rest of the states. But now, just as the country is about to bury out of eight the scenes of the past, and enter upon the centennial year in peace and good will, this wretched croaking is heard, grating the harsh dUcord ot enmity and revealing the eataaic spirit of bate. A more diabolical outrage upon decency, propriety, charity and brotherly kindness could hardly be defined, in decent word?, than the Journal has proposed. And lor whose good? Simply to make aa issue that will embody Mr. Morton's political i leas, that he may thereby, of neces?i'y, become the candidate for the presidency. Politically bankrupt upon every other principle that his engaged tie attention of statesmen, Morton preserves a constancy in Cherishing hatred to the masses of the white peop'eot theSrath, and now be strives to stir up hatred all over the country, to arouse, embitter feelings that have loDg been displaced by manly consideration and Christian Courtesy. There is no other prominent man n the country whose cheek would not Crimson with shame in making such a proposition as Morton advances as the basis of his policy: no other paper so devoid of true patriotism a to advocate it, save the Journal. All right thinking, patriotic citltens can net t ut despise both.

Z5r. Landers Qreeneastle Speech. In toe Sentinel of this morning we publish the full text of the speech o' tbe Honorable Franklin Landers, delivered at Greenc-iitle on Tuesday evening last. Tbe speech was pronounced extemporaneously, and was phonographically reported for tbe Sentinel. Mr. Landers is a man of strong common senee, and has the faculty of expressing himself in plain and forcible language. The speaker uses plain vords to express bis ideas, and no one who heard the addrtss or reads it in prlut will b) at a loss to understand his position on the jrreat question of the day. lie does not use words to conceal bis Ideas, but to express them, and we venture the assertion that the speech we print this morning will meet the approbation of a large majority of tbe people ot his district. In his race for congress Against General Coburn, Mr. Landers proved himself able to take care of himself and to protect the interests of the party Which nomina'ei him, and in his Greencattle speech he gives evidence of his ability to grapple with questions of the most complicated natuie. Tbe sime sagacitj that has made him so successful in bus'.nexs is apparent in his treatment ot the question be so ably and thoroughly dis cusses, and those who do not know it will yet learn that he is as competent to discuss the affairs of state as to has proven blmeelf to be in the management of his private interests. In the speech we publish this morning Mr. Landers does not deal in glittering generalities, but in stubborn facts. He daes not depend upon fine spun theories to elucidate his positions, tut in statistics and historical precedents. When he takes bold of a position be does not leave it until he surrounds it with such a cordon of facta and logic that his conclusions are Irresistible. There are many men who would have discussed the financial question in more flawing rhetoric and ornate language than Mr. Landers has done, but there are lew, indeed, who would have brought to bear upon the subject stronger arguments or facts more forcibly presented tfcaa appear in tbe speech we print this morning. We shall attempt no epitome ot tbe speech. It trea s of a subject that interests every man In the country, and Mr. Landers' views upon this subject, a ad tbe reasons be baa for entertaining them, are worthy of tbe consideration of every man in Indiana. Therefore, every reader of tbe Sentinel should carefully read and consider this speech of tbe representative In congress from tbe central district of our state. ScaaUr Horton'i Breaches. . In its leader nom'nating Senator Morton for tbe presidency, the Journal says the senator "has maid many a breach where others dare not follow." We will mention a few ot these "breaches:" He broke from the democratic party when be thought he could win office by so doing He broke through the lines of elective

franchise by voting whole regiments of foreign soldiers for himself when a candl date for office, and Inspired bis friends to commit other crimes against tbe parity of the ballot box. Ho has unhesitatingly broken tbrongh every line of political consistency by abandoning any policy he has advocated when it was bis personal or political interest to do so. He is now attempting by his consolidation resolutions to make a breach in tbe constitution of the United States; and by bis Mississippi resolutions, to make a breach in the rights guaranteed to tbe states. The Journal is right in saying "many re.fused to follow him." There must be some obstruction set up by

the people through which this great warrior can not break. There is a rising tide of virtue, morality and honesty in thin country, now commencing to flow, that will throw up such a barrier as this strong man strong only in wicked power can not destroy. It will stop his course; it will act as a breik-water against his malignity, and be an insurmountable obstacle to bis farther political advancement.

Tbe Republican State Convention. A significant article appears in tbe Journal touching tbe postponement of tbe Republican State Convention from tbe time heretofore determined upon, tbe 22J ot February, until after the adjournment of congress. The policy of this movement is so p'aln that we wonder tbe writer of tbe article did not come out and tell tbe whole story. Tbe plan ol having two state conventions is simply for tbe purpose of booatlng,up Morton for the presidency, while it avoids the necessity of making any platform that might prejudice his interests in the national convention, or anticipate unfavorably to the interests of tbe Republican party tbe possible action of a third party in this state on the finance qnestion. Tbe fact is, he Republican party dare not assemble in convention in this state and make a platform or nominate a ticket, and this is well known to the party leaders. But Mr. Morton urges his indorsement for the presidency, and this the leaders do not dare to refuse. Hence the plan of the Journal to have tbe convention as enable here on the 221 of February and appoint delegates to tbe national convention form a state central committee, and "transact other business that can properly be done at that time." Whattne other business is needs no further suggestion than that made above to indorse Mr. Morton for the presidency. Then, when this is done, the delegates can return home, and after it is known wbat tbe financial situation is, and what policy tbe party is to pursue, they can return and make a platform in accordance therewith and nominee state candidates, without prejudicing Mr. Morton's interests. But this could not D9 done cow. Tbe party, In tbe face of tbe sentiment of tbe people of this state, could not take a position favorable to tbe resumption bill, and they could not resolve against it and not Imperil Mr. Morton's chances with tbe bard money Republicans of tbe East. It is aa unfortunate situation and there is no way out ot it but to bold two conventions, one to indorse Morton, and the other to do tbe proper work ot tbe convention. What do tbe people of Indiana think ot a party that feara to assemble and assert its principles, Wbat do tee Republicans of tbe state think of being broogh to tbe capital to simply indorse Morton and go borne, thereby confessing that they have no principles that will conflict with bis aspirations for tbe presidency? Wbat does the Bucuanan party think of this plan to anticipate and Bave the thousands of Republicans of the state, like those the Evansville Journal represents, wbo will not trust the Republican party on tbi3 question of greenbacks? Surely this plan brings a reproach upon the p trty, and will bring the party into contempt if it is pursued. As we read the Re publican state exchange?, we have not discovered any special clamoring for two conventions. The plan has doubtless bad its origin here, though first published at Kokomo lot effect. There is a large body of Republicans in tbia state who do not sympathize with Morton, and tbe poatofflce affair here has cot decreased tbe number of nis opponents in that party. They rejoice to see his power broken, and they will not be dragooned into this sort of toadyism. Neither will the green back Republicans of this state, who now propose a third party, be in great baste to coaletce with a time-serving policy pro posed by the Journal. If Mr. Morton desires the indorsement of the Republican convention, let him state his position on this question. If be wishes to go before the national convention as a candidate, then let tbe country know where be 6tands. Especi ally should be let tbe Republicans of this state know. Bat tbis donble convention plan savois of a fraud that tbe Republicans of this state will hardly Indorse. The Republican Convention. Tbe Sentinel, a few days ago, referred to the change ot base of the Republicans of this state, and suggested that tbe plan was concocted here, and tbe article published first In tbe Kokomo Tribune, to be indorsed by tbe Journal, and thus to go out to the party in tbe state. Tbe Tribune neatly acknowledges tbe matter in tbe following: The Indianapolis Sentinel, referring to the proposed change of arrangement about the Republican state convention, says the article was ftrobably gotten up at Indianapolis but pub lshed at Kokomo first for effect. While the in sinuatlon was a very mean one. it la much nearer the truth than the Sentinel mppos d H was. The senior editor was at Indianapolis all of last week, lie wrote the article In his room and read It to one member of the United State Court Jury, his room-mate. Ho other peroa knew it was written and it was malted to tbe Trlbane, not being shown to any other person. The Sentinel ought to know that the Tribune is managed by the editors hereof that It la not a limber-Jack to te pulled by either candidates or politicians. The Sentinel accepts the information con tributed in the concluding sentence, snd acknowledges itself fully advised ol tbe fact that the Tribune is not a " limber-jack, and Is not to be pulled by candidates or politicians. But still we can not help say lng that If we told a truth we can not see why tbe insinuation was so " mean" unless the scheme Itself was mean. The citizens ol Eaton are greatly exercised over the very mysterious disappearance of Miss Mollie Foreman, aged 18 years, daugb tor of ' one of the most respected citizens About three weeks ago she leit ber home to piyavlsit to ber brother at Dunkirk, Ind No uneasiness was felt or any inquiries made until tbe past lew days, when it ws ascertained that she bad never been at ber brother's bouse. Tbe river has been dragged for mi los and tbe woods thoroughly searched without effect. Allen Innkertoo 'of unioag has been engaged to diuover ibe where abouts ot tbe missing girl, but basnet jet succeeded in findlnu her. living or dead Tbe parents of tbe joang'ady are deeply afflicted and in a state of terrible anxiety

FOR THE HOPE

Apportionment of the Common School Revenue of Indiana for Tuitionon the 1st day of January, 1870.

A STATEMENT FROM SUPERINTENDENT SMART. AS ELABORATE ACCOUNT OP THE CONDITION OF THE SCHOOL FUND OF THE STATE, ON THE 1ST OAT OF THE NEW TEAR A TABULATED STATEMENT REMARKS. Superintendent Smart has prepared his report of the condition of tbe school fund for 1875, snd submitted the same, as fully appears below. The statement shows the enumera tionof tbe children in each county, the amount of school revenue ready for apportionment in each county, and the source whence said revenue was derived; the total amount of school revenue for distribution, including the interest paid by the state, tbe balance left in tbe treasury at the last apportionment, and the distributive share thereof apportioned to each county, as required by the USth section of the school law; also, the amount deducted for tbe normal school fund, in accordance with section 15 of an act to create a normal school, approved December 20, 1365 as amended by an act approved March 5, 1873: THE TABULATED STATEMENT.

Coi'KTIK. Adams ............. Allen Bartholomew ... Benton ...... Blackford - Uxin.......... B rown . .. Carroll ( ftftet... ittm Clarke. ........... lay .. ....... ....... Clinton Crawford ... PaTl-Ri ...... Dearborn ... DecaturDe Kalb-.. ....... Delaware..... Dubois. ... F.lkhart- . Fayette Kloyd-... Fountain ........ Franklin....,, Folton i.itnon ......- Grant ......... . 5,337 18,9f3 7,570 3,257 2,"tt 9,1. '0 3,478 6, aH 9,28 8.851 8.21" 7, -SW 4,175 7,46-5 10,052 6.8HS 6,5! 7,125 6,670 11.108 3,500 9,425 6,474 7,3Hti 7,773 7,73S 8,189 7,96 5,425 7,783 7.5.J4 7,ct;o 6.851 7,479 7,:.1 3,271 6,2ii0 10,057 5,8X0 6,216 9,!i:W 9,130 6.0C3 4,848 10,458 6.2G5 8.807 28.925 7,944 4,677 8,241 5,519 8.6M 6,522 3,685 7,rUiO 1,904 6,95 6,055 6.P77 6,54 6,52 5.135 7.812 3,454 7,621 8,458 7,937 6,7 2,95 8,404 9,321) 1,804 4,ll 9,813 7,731 4,610 13.3S7 5,267 2,408 16,906 3,997 13,710 8.619 3,810 7,575 6,835 11,881 5,736 4,310 5,569 Greene Hamilton ..... Hancock ...... Harrison ...... Hendricks-.-, Henry H award Huntington . Jacksob ..... J a. per Jay JeftVraon .... Jenninics .... Johnson..... Knox ... Koscinsko... ..... La Grange.--......, Lake - , Laporte. ......, Lawrence .- Madison - ... Marion Marshall.....-.., Martin Miami ........ ., M o n roe ...... Montgoaiery ...... Morgan... ........... Newton .. N'oble .. Ohio Orange ...... ....... Owen ... Parke... Perry Pike ..... Porter-. Posey.... Pulaski I'ut nam ............ Randolph .... 7o!Ruh ., t: Scott , 2, Shelby i lencer. .... 74; Starke.. ..... 7S, Steuben 7ti St. Jorn ph.. Jullivan. ..... Switzerland . '.I, Tippecanoe . 8i Tipton ... 81 i t'n ion ........ Vanderburgh. i Vermillion....... MVizo .......... 851 Wabash tij Warren ...... 87 j Warrick 88 Washington...... '.i, w ayne 90 Wells .. W h i t e ....... 2 Whitley : Normal School.., Totals667.73G COLLECTIONS Total collection from counties...-.... - Balance in treasury at last apiiortionment-. Switzerland county estimated to pay

HAlanceof lormer over-psymentsand under p&jmeDW . Unclaimed feen collected by altomtny gtueral.......................

Total

Deduct additional amount apportioned to wells county in May, 1S75.. balance reay for apportionment .......-...............-..... ........

Amount apportioned............ a 4

After tbe last apportionment it was discovered that the number ot children in Wells

county waa too srrull by 29S6, and the auditor well county for 85,192 Iß, which amount la tionment in January. 1876.

The lollowine counties have had their apportionments increased, to correct errors in me

last apportionment, arising from errors in 123 54; Jenniotrs, $13 50. The tiuditor of Johnson county hai niea Be is therefore released from the penalty. Tbe auditor of Vanderbure county tavioe 1875, apportionment was mailed to time, and

from the apportionment to the county in May, one hormed aoiiais is aaaed to tue January apportionment, 1876. One hundred dollars has been deducted from tbe apportionment of Decatur county, tbe

auditor having failed to maki hi report in The county superintendent of vv ella county enumeration was mailed in time for tbe released from tbe penalty. rro rata, f l Wi. THE STATE AT LARGE. Religious services are being held regularly in tbe court house at Scottsburg. 1 he Indiana State Grange ba $15,162 20 in its treasury, after,payiog all expenses. Jeffersonville is again agitating the ques tion of removing tbe county seat to that place. A centennial tea party at Charlestown( last week, netted the management 100. Good enough. The Blue River Starch Works at EJinburg have paid out for corn since August lat over $100,000. . The Terre Haute Journal enters upon the Centennial yrar in quarto form. Tbe charjge is quite an improvement. a The Loganeport authorities are waging a vigorous warfare aainat the tramp?. As soon as one is arrested he is put to work on tbe cbain gang. Ntar Galveston," Saturday night, Christopher Smith, while coon hunting was instantly killed by a heavy limb of a tree falling on his head. James S. Clements, of Brownstown, was recently voted a gold-headed cane for being tbe ugliest man in Jack-ton county, by the lady members ot a ouurca festival. Booneville Eaquirer: Dr. George Satton concludes from microscopic examination

OF THE STATE.

C a A s t? - - a J a & -i t ca -e-g- 3.2- - o C. , u ,2 ü.a ,5 7 a t - .8 tS .? US - Z 1 3 a S-.o o-C cTJ w. cf OK r C3 O ".- 59 f 2,773 13 $304 r0 . . $ 3,167 43 $6,724 62 18,493 07 1,4!4 50 $ 9 25 20.016 82 23,893 38 8.723 72 1,2-30 17 $145 9U 10.W.9 79 9,538 20 3,16 28 1 94 20 12 3,3,"W 34 4,103 82 2,270 00 223 66 90 06 2,583 7'- 3,48 30 9,647 31 8G2 39 122 68 10,632 41 11.4HI 20 1.158 19 203 36 180 60 1,542 15 4.382 28 6,6.-4 62 881 71 . 7,536 33 7,876 JO 9,072 59 605 10 1,112 14 6 9i 10,7'J. 79 11,702 88 9,573 95 995 01 ... 10,568 96 11.127 06 5,512 92 9 63 6,503 65 10,376 10 6,193 76 HS1 87 06 44 7,142 07 9,243 42 91 22 741 64 1,732 86 6,2tiO 50 5,128 72 1,410 96 . 6,539 68 9,407 16 5.537 17 888 62 878 25 7,301 04 12,665 63 8.535 36 691 61 839 33 235 19 10,201 39 8,615 88 4,S83 09 337 03 484 71 ....... 5,704 83 8,217 72 8 234 39 818 74 437 09 ............ 9.490 22 8,977 50 700 32 2!' 40 483 07 1,479 79 7,144 20 11,352 27 778 44 13 44 12,144 15 13,996 08 5,208 61 21 00 137 63 5,5(1 27 4,485 60 10,616 06 l,f4l 97 4 53 29 19-i 00 12,937 32 11,875 60 8,001 03 331 27 163 74 6 00 8,502 04 8,157 24 4,919 69 831 63 229 47 5,980 79 9.306 36 3,592 25 414 97 4,037 22 6,414 66 7,374 55 729 86 607 61 8,612 02 9,793 98 6.3.30 67 799 68 7,130 35 9,749 88 4,817 47 709 47 4'.H 23 6,017 17 10,318 14 8. 89 81 1,241 20 32 82 lO.Jf.3 83 10,037 16 6,22 62 888 86 627 42 7,778 80 6.835 5 3,780 42 64.3 93 251 80 4,66 15 9,806 68 9,924 20 896 M 123 20 10,943 47 . 9,492 81 11,234 09 949 80 285 01 1 60 12,470 40 9,651 tvO 5.536 71 611 55 6,178 26 8,632 26 4.0ti6 12 8H 85 4,917 97 9,42 64 5,720 81 172 42 95 5,900 18 9,199 26 2,641 13 292 60 73 16 3,006 95 4,121 4i 3,81 78 480 3 39 32 -. 4,501 43 7,887 60 9,994 41 1,803 34 11,797 75 12,671 82 3,121 85 259 04 3,380 89 7,452 30 10,162 64 1.284 87 11,447 51 7,832 16 7,534 32 1,166 06 473 72 9,174 10 11,629 80 5,481 6 626 17 646 12 215 53 6,769 48 11,511 36 6.724 69 l,34e 4? 11 68 7,084 85 6,379 33 5,048 72 622 61 39 00 5,710 23 6,1( 48 9.8V4 91 1,578 73 ... 11,433 64 13,177 08 5,968 41 413 41 277 45 6,69 27 7.KS3 90 8.725 21 565 40 350 74 9,6.1 35 11,172 42 68,821 43 1,755 70 60 75 70,637 88 36,445 50 5,491 98 6K3 06 ......... 6C7 04 10,009 44 1,847 32 850 83 2,698 15 6,893 02 7,474 84 1,129 90 416 95 . 9,021 69 10,383 66 4,632 80 747 33 6,380 13 6,953 94 14,8'.0 02 1,462 08 ...... 16,352 10 10,9m 04 7.384 15 919 22 - 8,30.3 37 8,217 72 1,670 83 125 50 33 52 1,829 88 3,383 10 6,386 76 1,438 17 269 22 8,094 15 9,613 80 1,727 36 408 26 ... 2,135 62 2,399 04 3,096 62 540 20 105 14 3,741 96 6,419 70 4,60.t '(; 1,167 34 .. ... 6,776 60 7,629 30 9.1-1 13 583 (2 126 86 9,871 01 8.665 02 2,3 . 4 44 945 Vi 641 11 3.9V3 72 8,384 04 1,514 40 156 5 ..... . 1,671 05 7,0:13 32 5,009 55 .r 50 - 5,802 05 6,470 10 3,780 25 781 56 606 75 5,lf.8 56 8,880 92 1,919 85 318 28 81 55 .....,.. 2,319 68 4,442 62 10,9O 31 1,215 51) . 8 05 12.207 8 9,602 46 7,320 28 956 16 8,276 44 10,657 08 3,178 30 1,429 92 4,608 22 10,0i0 26 $3,691 44 51,550 99 $11,242 43 $7,907 76 1.M9 32 2K6 OO $215 75 1,651 07 3,698 10 10,292 81 1,171 24 $32 77 11,496 82 10,589 04 3,013 61 618 00 U19 98 4,381 52 11,750 76 928 40 28 VA 956 48 2,273 04 4.020 69 1,018 47 7 27 5,06 43 6,187 86 11,362 18 1,161 37 32 50 12.5V. 05 12,402 18 4,858 80 1,162 55 6,021 3j 9,741 Ot'. 14.tl 97 700 60 - . 15,382 67 . lfi,867 62 2,933 99 8 83 . 2,912 82 6,636 42 3,517 08 51') C9 4,47 77 3.031 08 13,679 67 1,322 90 15,002 57 1,401 56 5,875 90 717 88 6,93 78 6,036 22 14,211 18 1,202 10 2,022 40 17,415 68 17,274 C 8,364 20 783 90 , 190 74 9,313 84 10,910 34 5,247 11 71 85 277 06 7 86 6,403 88 4.80 60 3.159 79 1,094 83 4,254 62 9,544 60 3,575 81 672 07 4,147 88 8,612 10 22,r70 8J 889 76 ..... 23,960 65 14,970 06 4,087 18 720 38 4,807 66 7,227 36 4,73i 07 350 fc8 130 19 3 15 6,219 99 6.430 60 4,798 62 346 38 0 45 5,231 45 7,016 94 G13.151 41 871,800 27 $10,076 26 1.10C 44 $732,133 38 $S49,104 88

FROM COUNTIES. ...r32.133 S8 ... 117,143 50 4,973 (9 ... 3,0 W) 1,19155 Ö97 80 .. .1859,011 32 .. 5.192 16 H53.81 16 819,101 c8 of state was directed to issue a warrant to deducted lrom the total amount lor appor tbe enumeration, viz: Pulaski, $90 48; Clinton, jegai saiisiaction lor nis aennquency last raay. filed evidence that bis report for January, one hundred dollars having been deducted time lot the last apportionment. haa niea proper evidence mat nis report o: May apportionment, xne county is tnereiore Jas. II. Smart, Superintendent Public Instruction. pork killed in Southern Indiana, that from three to sixteen i er cent, or tte hogs are affected with trichinae. Scott county seems to have an organized band of robbers. Railroad passenger traics are s'ooed and tmeung depredations are ot almost nightly occurrence. The honest portion cf the community are praying for a vigilance committee. North Vernon Sun: All important state secrets will leak out eooner or later, and it now transpires that tbe sbirt recently stolen trom tbe editor of tbe Columbus Republican was the bloody shirt, presented him by Morton, as a campaign ensign lor 1S76, henco tbo large reward ottered tor lis recovery. Edinburgh Courier: A gentleman livlrg near Taylorsviüo gives us the following in lormat'oa concerning the small pox in that neighborhood. Dick Jones and faoiily are doing well. Seven ot them have had It, pome 1'gMly and otbers very severely. Diok hiruselr was verv ta3. but is now out ol datcer. Mollie Jones, daughter of Newton Jones, now at Dick', is very bad with the disease, and not expected to live. The rest of tbe amlly are all out of daoze?. This Is all of tbe disease of which our informant was cognizant. Chicago Timer: Much excitement pre vails over the secession of part of the me 2 bers from tbe Lutheran Methodist Church of of Michigan City, flowing out of an attempt

to oust tbe minister, wbo, supported by bU

cuenM, remea to step aown and ont, but propose to fight it to the end. The women of the rebellious party have taken forcible possession by bursting the door open with an axe, putting tbe guard to flipht, and armed with clubs, axes, etc., bid defiance to all assailants. General knock-downs are in order. No arrests have been made as yet, but much trouble Is anticipated. Fort Wayne Gazette: Now we are fixed for tbe Centennial, Indiana is at tbe head of the list If we can only got this old couple to go to Philadelphia, for the oldest married couple in the world is believed to be in Montgomery county, Indiana. Their name is Fruits, they are 113 and 111 years old, respectively, and bave lived together 85 years. Tbe husband la a bale and bearty man, having never used tobace ; and tbe wife has been a tobacco smoker for CO jear, though she has been fighting a cancer for 40 years. Tbe old man was personally acquainted with Daniel Boone. Simon Girtv. Simon Kenton, Williams and others of the nrst Bettiers ot the West. - THE SAFE BURGLARY. PLACE WHERE BURGLARS ARB SAFB REVIVLNO A STATE SCANDAL. A Washington special to the Chicago Tribune ot yesterday says: The attention of the court will be called to-morrow to im posant disclosures In regard to the character of the jury before whom Green, a Baltimore barber, was recently tried for falsely representing himself to be Mr. Eades, a wealthy citizen of Georgetown, and thus, by giving worthless ballt securing the release cf the burglar Snyder, who vai at that time in jail. It is stated that tbe foreman ofthat jury, notwithstanding the efforts of the prosecution to prevent its being packed, bad been a Pennsylvania convict, and that evidence will be produced trom tbe war department to show that, during tbe war, this fact was pleaded in order to enable him to escape military service, he having been drafted. The unblushing manner in which other furors i crsonally congratulated the prisoner, immediately after his acquittal, proves beyond question that they, too, were certainlv unlit for the positions they held. The w"to!e history of tbis case adds another to the rapidly-accumulating evidences that justice in tbe District of Columbia has become solemn mockery. Snyder, the burglar, in whose interest the Green conspiracy was arranged, was believed to have had a hand in THIS HARRINGTON SAFB BURGLARY, by which It was attempted to turn tbe tide or district investigation in 1S74 In lavor oftberlng by falsely accusing an innocent and respectable citizen ot felony, and manu facturing evidence to convict him. and it was generally supposed that, if he were al owed to remain in fail or be tried and con victed, he would tell all he knew about that notorious case and imDlicate certain prominent citizens of tbe district. In order to prevent tbis, a conspiracy for tbe relief of Snyder on false ball wis entered into and carried but. After tbe fact that the signer of the bond was net Eade, as be pretended to te, was discovered, a detective was sent to Baltimore to bring Green, who was suspected of being tbe person who had signed the paper, to Washington, and after his exainhmtfoc, in which those persons wi, wtre suspected ot having been conxr.lrntnrs with him principally partlc't a il. tit- whs allowed to return. Tbi fact rcuiiuibg known, a special police investigation whs made, wbich re sulted in I be rearrest nt Otceu aod bis in dictment, beeidH tbe indictment of several others, some of whciu held illcial positions. is is now Deueved tnat, to tare bim and ic directly to save tbe saie-burelarv con spirators, tbe jury wss packed, and that tbe most important pait of the testimony on the strength or which be was acquitted was perjury, and was manufactured in tuia city and Baltimore. These facts show an alarm ing state ot affairs wbich should command tee immediate attention of both bouses ol congress. It is proper to say that no bus picion rests upon any ot tbe judgSrn con nectlon with these matters, and that tbe charge of Judge McArtburin tbeGreenc&sa was very strong aeaibst tbe prisoner. There were two Chinese shops at How land Flat, Sierra county, Cal., a few- days ago, but one of the merchants placed a, tenpound cartridge under tbe establishment of his rival and now enjoys a monopoly 1 tbe trade. Tbe cczen or moreCninamen In the store at the time ot tbe explosion came down again tIta tbe debris, and none were killed outright. The raw, blustering winds of winter, search out the weaknesses ot all wbo are predisposed to lung complaints, and in con sequence, colas, coughs, and bronchial dis oraers every wnere pre, an. loose" wno have contracted colds should be especially careful, and not imprudently wait until by constant coughing they so irritate and rack their lungs as to bring on themselves a very serious pulmonary affection. Let them ratber treat tbeir symptoms rationally, and at once, and by tbe prompt use of Dr. Javne's Expectorant, cure their colds, and beil all accompany 1bk soreness or tbe chest. J. O. Matbewson, General Commission erchant, Augutta. (Ja.-We invite attention to the card of this old and reliable business house, In our paper. Augusta Uaa lor some time at tracted attention as an advantageous market for this section in certain branches of trade, and some of our ac erchant a have alrtady made tbe acquaintance of Mr. Matbewson, to their entire f at is faction . We recommend,hlm to those hav lng business in his line. The Sumpter (8. C) News, July 1, 1869. o For Throat Diseases and Affections of tbe chest, "Brown'a BrocchUl Troches," are of value. For Coughs Irritation of the Thraat caused by cold, or unusual exertion of the vocal organs, in speaking in public, or tinging, they produce beneficial results. Pnkcmoxia. This disease, which has, far a time, baffled medical skill, is not incurable. We have' been assured, on the authority of D. H. Earnaby, of Owego, N. Y., that his daughter was eured, after being given up by the best phy siciaus in tbeplaee, br using Hall a Balsam, This medicine Is well-known, particularly in tte Western elates, as the best remdy for pul xaonary complaints ever discovered. Pricekfl per bottle . All druggists keep i U. 0 Ranokroxts Coughs. A cold in the Tbroat will causa Inflammation of the Pleuritic Mem brane, accompanied with Fever Pain, Difficult Respiration and Cough that will Irritate the Lunainto Con&ump ten. All there aliments are easily cured by Wlshart1 Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the most Infallible Remedy for Pulmonary Ooinplainta. Our readers will welcome the advertisement of the popular seedrmen Messrs. D. M Ferry A Co., of Detroit, Mich. Their Beed Ananal for 187 far surpasses tbeir previous numbers. This firm, one of tbe largest in the seed business, needs no Indorsement from us. The following, among the enterprising druggists of our city, have received a supply of Du

rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great at.U Intal üble core for rbnmaUam: Mmsrs. UrowsluzAc Sloan and Messrs. Jlaekit & He tselgeaser. Dont fall to read advertisement In soother column. o Among the many foods there Is none so full of nourishing qualities an so suitable to yoang children and invalids as Dr. Kidgts well known -Patent Food." O Doct Ayer's Laboratory, that has done such wonders for- tlie sick, now lssis a polen restorer for tbe beauty ot aaankla for the comeliness which advancing age Is so prone to

diminish snd destroy. His vigor rooaots luxu riant locks on tbe bald and gray pat among ns and thus lays es under obligations to him, for tbe good looks aa well aa heoRh of tae c om ruunlty. O Tako Ayer's Pills for all the purposes of a purgative for Cotistlpatlof). Indigestion. Headache and Liver Complaint. Ey universal accord, tbey are tbe best of all purgatives for family ue. Wblle.Tbere Is Life There la Elpe. During the past quarter of a century there has been a great revolution in the department of medicine, a in everything else. The old methods, where tbey have proved inefficient. to a great extent bave been abandoned, and guided by new scientific discoveries and the revelation of hitherto bidden truths, the people of to-day are beginning to see clerly and surely where before tbey saw through a glass darkly. This bopefcl change is large.'y owlijg to the sys tem which has taught and proved that neither the greatest nor best results can be expected j'roiu crude materialism and has exploded the theory that there Is a special and rpecLfic drug for every disease. Among the greatest exemplars of tnis new regime and.the brightest lights In the healing profession, stand pre-eminently the tireat Magnetic Pbyslclan, Dra. Darr in A Merrill. With their arrival in this city eame a new era in the history of afflicted hnaaanity and scores who then were groaning in the grasp of that hideous monster Disease now with heartfelt gratitude pronounce their names as these of benefactors and friends, whose unerring skill and magic power have raised them from sickness to health and from misery to an enjoyable degree of comfort. So much has been said of I heir wonderful power over disease that it Is needless to repeat it here. Suffice it to say. that the most complicated forms of disease, the most stubborn cases of crippled and deformed limbs, and chronic ailments of every character, seem to be easily and successfully o eroome by their magic touch . Prs. Darr In 3t Merrill have been iaihls city sufQ lently ions to give the public ample time to discover that their claims aa healers are well founded and proved by actual fact. jo men wbos pretensions to medical science are mere humbug, could stand the sur veillance or the pub.lc eve for years ana not be obliged to yield tbeir posit' on . No, a thousand umts no. tue reputation they nave made is an honest one and can Lot be disputed. At their Toom, 27J Circle street, can be seen at any time me proosoi met? great ability,, lathe certincates of those who have beeu oured aod In tbe crutches and canes of cripples from wbose limba ir-eshackltH have LUleu at their command, and who, unaided, na-e walked forth from their office wand and free, 'to the a filleted of all classes we heartily say, Jo and see Dr. Darrin & Merrill, and earu .how tbe bliad s e, the deaf hear, and the lame are en bled to walk. W ANTED Male or female canvassers to invelt.es. Addr Buffalo, N. Y. D. STURUES, Lock Box Si l CA P.D. To all who are suffering from the ' V the error?And indiscretion of youth, ner vous weakness, early decav, loas of nihilhood,, etc., I will send a reel re bat will cure you KR EU UK e:iRÜE. This axeat remedy was dicovered by a missionary lu bo nth. Am ilea, end a self -addressed euvelo?e to. the Rev. Joseph T. In man, station D., Bible House, New lorit city. DBS. 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Actuated by this motive and a conscientious desire torelieva human suffering, he will send (free of chare-) to all who de ire it, tbis recipe, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Henl by return mall by ad drossln Dr. W. C. VE1S8, Munroe Block, Syracuse, N, X,

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