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4 i 1 " r lire ci -J I 1 - : ;:t. Yemen T.1 - rt. iji. cf tf.T. -rt-j have beta C3.c .1: J? lit3 r.t Doonvillj drir .; th- j 4st f w days. The 7il cf .Mrs. Rickets, cf 'IHI!UIo. who t-i"t'hcd CI,CC0 to Asbury University, will be contested by the ii elii Henry Morey, a younjj man cf Paris Cronsltt'sr,wn3 fatally kicked in the breast by a horso that he vm leading, last week. 1j. Wiles, a ealocn keeper of Walton, while handling a pistol la,st week, accidentally discharged It, the ball entering hi body, prodecing serious ane probably fatal wound. Jlararet Cunningham, mf Jackson county, an old, withered and sin-stained woman, whs has & cumber of illegitimate daughters. . hss just fallen heir to $19,009 by the death of her grandfather in Missouri. Tho jury in the casa of Philander Abbott, on trial at XlisinSun, for sss.nult with attempt to commit a rnpo cn Hannah ZMcAdams last September, brought in a verdict eeulerscinjj him to two years and tlx month3ia the penitentiary. Jaracj Appleby, Jr., of New Albany, we.s tried by the Main street 11. Ih Church upon a charge ofbeinj: too intimata with Miss Cooper, ' his ssttr-in-Iaw. As James showed up the boat side of the cast?, his accusers were put to shame, and ho vr&i triumphantly acquitted. Hiss Mahala Beale, of Crawfordsrllle, has entered suit against Henry JL. Hughe for $10,000 for alleged breach of promise. It ia alleged the day for tha marriage hfid been set and all tha preparations completed, when tho expected bridegraom suddenly changed hit micd, and two days afterwards married another girl. The County Commissioners of Floyd county, lx;t week, held a meeting and signed the $25,000 cf county Gpsr cent bonds, issued to liquidate an outstanding debt. The bonds w'ere turned over to tha treasurer and sold by him to Jacob XXangary at one-eight of one pgr ccntj nboTc par, with accrusd interest. The bonds agrejated $25,Th 3 following new pest routes have been erdered in this State: From Pottcrsville to Knoxville; from t Lafayette via Newton's Retreat and Octagsm. to Round Grove; from Spencer, via Lancaster, to Clay City; from JRoektille rmto Ilollandsburs ; from Cloverdale, via FairS-dd Center Turkey Cre.k; Cslem Center snd Flint, to Angola from Fre''i"onia to Cape Sandy; from Hillport to Dehnoy'3 Cret-k; from Morrlstown to Greenfield. James Brook, an old resident of Hilton township, JciTewon county, id. 5-.. k, t ,rtk by d;21 it!y 1 1 j ; : J. I uI;1 rr.l h' t i.t " , '.u5t uli a I loi ,'"n .nd nrirj- thj gun with a fdo.-e crrjrvr. The contcnti ct tho vent crushir - thron-1"! hh Yibd, hiP.'.r. Lira hutautiv. 3 r , i'-n ;. 3 p-rll'dly dot.:: lt ;:...t r. .1. "It;: lit; J i e-i 1 1. . i r.. .u;; . iii e , f .i a ! . . r , i .1 i .

ry fr tl cf 15 ! - t t . , - ' ' -? erot!, i n '-.t'- 3 t,n ?r-u, : b .tur; r and pci -:1 agitator' 13 on her way boms from England completely broken down in health. The Louisiana Lejlslatara ha.3 p?..-sed a bill to repeal the license cf the Louisiana Lottery Company, to take effect after March 21, 1870. The New Albany Ledger-Standard and all the Republican papers cf Indiana, are in farer of Tilden for the -Democratic nominee in in ISM.Jfartin County Herald. Tlio'Cotntnittea of Patents of the Houie decided to report against the extension of the Bird-seli cloverhuller patent. This will ba good news for our farmers. Col, Rfeitt, of South Carolinia, sued the New Yerk Times for libel in charging him with bigamy. The court' plastered 'his outraged "honah" with six cents damages. Since the repeal cf the bankrupt law the various States are overhauling their statutes relating to insolvency, and it might be well for Indiana to give some attention to the subject. General Sherman id again m arch ing through Gesrgla to il uesnna to tho sea. He is greeted everywhere by large crowds but no cheering. It takes more than Spartan courage to hurrah for the man that busted your snoot. The Putter committee has developed the fact that $10,000 were used in this State by tha Republicans after the October election of 1876. Nine thousand telegrams were sent to Zach Chandler from Indianapolis alone asking for help. The preachers and laymen of New Albany, last week, discussed the ostentation at funerals, and the sentiment was very general that society demands a very radical reform, both pecuniary and moral.. Brother Cad wallader gave notice that he had written in his will that he was to be buried in a plaia coSiu, and no hacks need spp'y. ' A lawyer last week said that if Judge Collins bad remained here a few days longer the pettifegers occupation would fca gone he w ould have d ee I d ed e ve ry chronic card on the docket. There's no nonsense about Collins he draws the cold, red-eyed law on the matters in controversy every lime, and decides the points at once, permitting no quibbling or "talking back" at the bench. Blooming ton Progress. Hen. The i. R. Cobb, ha3 introduced a bill in Csngress, under whosa provisions all non-commissioned eCueers, musicians, artificers, wsgeners, private soldiers, saileri and marines, who served fa i t h fa I d a ring the wa r a n d w ere hoaorably discharged from the service, would receive the sum of eight and one-third dollars for every month they served, aj a bounty, deducting all previous bounties already paid. J. ii3 V, L'J U i ar: I i:i c;:1 cf her re-Tntrrh 2 cr d. ;th, th:ir chi! Ir :;i tc.;I.. bike t! b-r.'f.t cf thlsj.a. Sat:tltutes , . .i - cf V i. L Li

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! t . . I th.t it an, tl .t she a - the -:: it v i iatcn J. Of M.;r e if she I. i I .;:.kc J far a 1 tt. r a hire ml to to i ; r nam'1', the uiiiccr 'voal 1 1 ava t:-u that thsra , It.: tier. ; r a "Bo severe to yourself find indulgent to others; you thus avoid all resentment." "The wiso man makes equity and justice tha basis .ot his conduct; the right forms-the rule of his behavior; deference and modest' marks his exterior; sincerity and fidelity serve him for accomplishment." "Love virtue and the. ; people will be .virtuous; the .virtus .of .a great man is like the wind;, the virtue of the humble is like the grass; when the wind passes over it the grass inclines its head." "Children should practice filial piety at home, and paternal deference abroad; they should be attentive in their actions, sincere and true in their words, loving all with the w hole force of their affection." "Return equity and justice for evil done to you, and pay goodness." "Without the virtue of humility one can neithrr.be honest in poverty nor contented in abundance," Real virtue consists in integrity of heart and loving your neighbor as yourself. "What I desire that others should not do for me, I equally desire not to do to them." "Think not of faults committed in the past whea one has reformed his'conduot." Prowess of a Girl Hunter. fMcxJefito (Cat.) Tews. Miss Susie Jones, daughter of Captain Jones, a pioneer settler of the county, last week noticed that the dogs had "treed" some animal 11 tar the house, armed herself with a gun and proceeded to investigate the matter. No sooner had she approached the tree than a gigantic catamount sprung to the ground. The dogs followed in close pursuit, over '.angled weeds and through the dense willows and forest of- the Tuolumne for nearly a mile, when the animal again took to a tree for protection . Tho brav girl trudged on alon, with her gun osi her shoulder, and on coming up with the dogs soon discovered his catship in an unusually close proximity, but not daunted by his glaring eyes .and ferocious appearance, took deliberate aim and fired. The cat made a spring, but fell to the ground dead. Swinging the monster over her shsulder, she carried him home in triumph as a trophy of her prowess. A friend sent us the animal, and we found it to be one of the largest of his species. Tha young lady hunter has - only sen some fourteen or fifteen summers, and is a native of our county. The constitutional amendments proposed by the last Legislature h ivo all r::i adopted by tho present Gj :ral As cia! 'y, . ith the exception of tae seventh ar.d te.itb., svhieh weredifcatt J. Th 2 c: vc" III 'ncrc -.cs the jr. iges cf tho 'jpr?n:; court, and the tenth ext.-.- 5 tl . length cf tho session cf i! L .1 -.tur?. ..The cue sdoj ted rc-p-.:irc3 a r ! .r. ce tf s;xty days in a rd t ) t Al.z a p : r -. a , c!it r", I ; "p: iliu. I, ti t U 3 right cf suL. 2 : s.:rik:i I i i. C If tt 1. - r-. .r- " ? f & -p' s i - i t 1 i X. ..1 I . . " . :h r, r i d j lovl ! . ; f . : i ' 1 ' I . : I h i T j ti" c ":i.iy l. ' f d t r,'- - , - 1 , I i

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This !! tha r. fa nth cf F."gi:ary. New Orb m Picayune. Clldrcn are c.x.rnsivc. A b y cc Is a gr d d al. Now York 2Iail. A Wiccossia professor had his ears frozen in nine difTsrcat Iangaaea. Herald. Tha ITcrrnon questien How many wives can I afford to starve to death? BufTalo Express. A man will sometimes tell a faw naturiil lies when be goe-s to naturalize. Boston Manuscript, The heart knoweth its own bitterneis, likewise the persimmon. New York Commercial 'Ad verifier, . ,. A suit for six pairs of breaches of promise-was brought against one man in' ""Freehold, N. J. Graphic. There is a tide in the affairs of lovers' which taken at the flood leads, on to matrimony. N. Y. Express. The Indians can't be expected to stay in one place very long when they live on a rolling prairie. Boston Post. Do Maine girls Bangor cut their hair? N. Y. Mail. Oh. they ar range it in a Calais sort of a way. Boston Post. It is learned from an Eastern newspaper that Daniel Webster paid his debts. This proves what an eccentric person Daniel was. Fress Press. The editor of the Pittsburg Telegraph declares that there is "only one Pittsburg." We congratulate the couutry that this is a fact. Oil City Derrick. "Hang that gate!" yelled old Hickory, sis he scraped his shin against it in the dark. And after supper he wnt out and hung it. Hai-kensack Republican. "Will Miss Lydia Thompson please inform us where she buys her dress patterns?" inquires a fashionable member of the Canadian court. St. Louis Times Jourrial. Since Mine. Andersan has succeeded in walkieg 2,700 quarter miles in 2,7fX) quarter hours, the fi-maie If g has become, if possible, a more interesting object than ever. Courier Journal. The slim, ministerial-looking chap wtl) thin cottun glovess 4. ad umbrella is the same individual who passes his plate the fourth time far buckwheat cakes. New York Express. They were at-a picnic. On the ground was a small stand for the sale of watch charms. "Oh, George," sh9 said, "buy me a charm." "Sarah," said lie, "yoa have tc j many already, Lowell Courier. "What i3 s w. ..r i' n ; ir'" sunset?" asks an enchar - - . . ly, we don't know, L at i, . very cold niht, - I th.r'scuum in the 1 .gio.i 1 11 , - 1 oyster stew ill lay over tl a s. set. Ixevy Ywrk L v; 3. A correspondent take-i eve rii'm to the "sold, - a th. so largely in G. Washington Childa' oLitu-ry i o?n., k3 t.Iog tchiud t! e r j,', ".d s " ' the followi: j as mt.ra in x-,c-rd with mcd'-rn improvements; Throw iw.it Ins imroprwfr, t rtrry o ;T n ! s .1 1: !i y w a iter: For little EH He's irone to bcarrn, Oa tw goidea eteTp.tor. "Have you Lrown c. ; i?" inquired a charmir.j Lruiw tte, v s the . ' Hcd her k Tt :;a 1 s.t ' ti1 ' cr. to o 4 Li. j i . r 1 jar ticulat c.hr d-Tjrlt d, in j r. -' 2 5. tore, ile Lk: h; i r ic:tly, us J replied: "Ye-", you know I L .ve; l.;i cf . t ! i;:t-r- : c t- "It's the . I j. J l i IT 1 t f t V tr-l

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hienaugh & Scully, Oil 123 AK, We won 1 inform the rit!n r.f Ornsra " . '"t rt iinir pr. pooft shop, where we sire prepare! K uo i kind of Carriage aad Wagon Paintii,g. 15.'oti I2ay Tails About Greenbacks, Gold and Silver, Bat ro wmt i! 'j and will shv Ut the pmdic thst ttc are now alwitt rend y to .ird vonrwi)! i n .- loiisst the tow price at (i'i centn per pound frr wliH or H c--it4 for mixed when jjTcasels furnif hpvt. or when desired, the ponml toll. We w rrant nil tir work when ihc tuau-i ial i gd and in pKxi condition. We want to buy inn nn ptrff rf v;pi for which we will pxclninfe goods fit the low. fM prices'. Call and sw u.i ut onr mill in P.ioli, ln4. KING & STITCKER. ;iri! , lfCS. SI f! A ST k i i.V-if CAl MBEllSB UJl t7, 7A 'iA THOrf.AG : DURGESS Dry Goods, ' Groceries, Hats, Cans, Ilivrtx. K-.'A r-mn !. riu'hlitis. IidiM Hat m We bav" t frwrerjtl a-ortient .f j.r -i which we will sell at bottom priot f'r ejtolt or priMlnee. I.r ii s n i !;- pi-sdt.ff aisd ;r-.-t the. ttirhe-t market tsrice tor it. Sii-3iri I0TJSE, T """" i I r --'T . . rr-r;.'.r Ttiii well known hou.e i inrnislitti with airr. rnmforlAhlp rociina. f ootl hftdi and an excellent table supplied with tee best eaibies in the market. i Connected with the house in a poo4 I i,t very btahio. Carriazes furnished U nil timps to parties going to anl frunt French Lick auJ Wast Iaden Sprinp, I'aoli and other points. (Jive me a trial. THOMAS U. LIKDSEY, Prop'r. .i-iV 1870. 34-tf I1 IR IT. I Ji II y It 1. u 11 a I !l I U a I u 1 Cures nil lJi4as4 of Utp -sfaln. i.tus hair I 1 "if - "!' !. 1 - , . . , .riiT, sr'1 t cxi I ;.v 1 i nt L t..- tin n rt ia t.'.e worlJ. i dl.. : . r.i-:r-1 .- 1.,'iiv Mi l!) i'A -OX, tad. '.i-ft ;-in. ln"; iswwwffllll K, ! jl. t ..JL iV d

narwt.t wnonn euntsol Hoiise r.nm injr- iif, Freco Paintinfr. Urainin? ud Pxr l!a;. ing in the hightt stytc of vhRrt. S -.m 1 !so infurm t!e pnblu- that we ban. nut