The Union Times, Volume 1, Number 32, Liberty, Union County, 7 December 1876 — Page 2

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T. J. II !;;?. K-iitor v.m t'Mj r: tr.r. DEC. FHOH KYERYTFII ERE. TW I5f.AI.vf. investigation is to be refi'nifil this winter. A policeman of Louisvilhr w.n killed on JLmthty niii'iS by one of Ms broiuer t f!lucri. Tie Ii'orsry of the late Generil S o ii is to bel!J at auction, in New York, t'.iis week. Congress convened on Monday.nnd tlic Prp.siileir. 's messaae was delivered on the following day. Pavk 1!)NA!H"E wan fatally .dabbed t Cinrinnnti on iast Saturday evening. Ile di .-l st the hospital the next day. Mexico l 'esed with three Presidents at present. Ther is i;o telling lion- soon we may be in the same b;:it. The Sioux Indians hare come to the com dusion that it will be to their advantage to retire to their reservations. aIili.y Do: d, who recently died nt fireen Hill, Ky., had attained the ripe ; dd age of one hundred and sixteen ; ' by a flood, ! years. England has been visited and great damape has been done to ship- ). inc. .is the waters in the Thames are very high. , i t i .i . . .. . i electors of the different States were to cast their voles for President and Vice j

1 resiucnt. i nlay jn a very short time proclaim himA resident of Troy, Xew York, has j self dictator and abolish all State Govcalled for proposals from several under- j ments, if the officers of that State are not takers for conducting his funeral, and ' composed of men of his own thinking, has made a contract with the succesful ! If he has a right to bar the doors of the competitor. ! Slate House id South Carolina and de-

Tie Pennsylvania coal mines are suspending operation. Thirty to forty thousand laborers, are thrown out of employment. ( i a kfif'U), of Ohit p.uldican leader in ti t as courageous a is to be the Ke'ie 1 louse, lie is Blai.nf:, but a !iM-re honest man. Secretaries (.'amkhox and Cm AXi".'t.v:u roe the only cabinet olTuers that sustain the President in his military interference iii South Carolina. has another ministerial ! France crisis, all the men hers of the cabinet having resigned, and the President bai accepted their resignations Both rival legislatures of South Ca ro t '. :.. : r . i . , -,i h.n.tiCKi.iam.u.iniiie same oinia- . mg for three days and three nights with- ! jus. an y ui;iurnar.ce wnatever. The proprietors of the pool rooms at Cincinnati are returning the money ; , . , . , , & , - i stated on the result of the election, and : thereby make some parties happy. The City of Xew Orlaens was fired one night last week by some negroes, but leckily the flames were extinguished before great damage had been done. Tf the upturnins boards of Louisiana and Florida have not counted Hayes in, ! im.i! i, ,i;-.i-..;ntn,l i,t .;i tt, I people submit to the fraud ? We think not. There is nothing new to renort from ! the European war cloud. Both Russia j d Turkey are preparing for the con- i flict, but v. hether actual war will follow i baa not vet been determined The argument of the Democratic Com mittee celore tne b lorula returning! beard was one of the most terrific ar- i raignments of the Bepublicrn leaders ever heard or read in this country. Bey. II. Pi.asz was arrested at the close of his sermon on Sunday, in Worth county, Mo., and placed in the Marysvine jail, lie is believed to be Aaeos J. Or.M, who killed a man in Santa Rosa in May. Senator EiMrxPS has introduced into the Fenate resolutions having for its obit et the calling of a constitutional convection of the United States. This will hsrdly be rlone under the present temper td the people. TLe bast of the late Horace Greeley prrunkd to ihe family by the printers i RtuI admirers of the dead philosopher, was unveiled in Greenwood cemetery, New York, on Monday. Bay aud Taylor delivered an eloquent oration. Car l PciiVFZ bns again come to the front. lie wants the Mipeme Court to , count the electoral votes. He would j Vetter read the constitution, for there he j would find that only both bouses of j congress are allowed to do that little i J'0- j ifAMi-r.F. J. Rakdai.i,, of Tennsyl- ! vania, is the new speaker of the House I oi Representatives. As a parliament.rian he has no equal in that body, aud n a man of courage he stands in the front ranks, the very man needed in the coining struggle for American liberty. Sixty-three thousand dollars worth of i .. - iii- i . Jane last by Weixs& Co., New York, ! iwuiiLdi, unoorieu irom Jriavanna in was seized on Saturday on the ground cf fraudulent allowance for excessive damages made to owners by Appraiser's officers, by which the Government lost several thousand dollars. The Brooklyn, N. Y., theater burned to the ground on Tuesday night. The fire originated on the stage, while the coiupany was playing the last act for t ti- evening. As kooii as the fire was j I'.iscovered the audience made for the door, and in their haste to get out o the building, women and ch ildreti were tramped down, some men jumped out of the windows, and there is no doubt a large number were severely injured and seme killed. The building was entirely destroyed. Latee The loss of life by the abave fire was awful. At least three hundred persons perished in the flames, and the ehrieks of the unfortunate ones are described to have been heart-reuding indeed, and the excitement arouud the burning building has been intense. Two hundred and eighty-thrrea charred I'cdies have ben recovered, and more are missing. The bodies when found were o disfigured that they could not be recogrdzrd bv their relative?.

Sautli C'arolinai'&iiruation. i

In eomon -rill, all the people of thin ; country, who love free institution?, we must condemn the action of the l'rcsi. .lent in sending troops to South Carolina u ovciawe the of the people of that State, and sustain an unscrupulous r.nd corrupt politician in his endeavor. to again foist hinielf i:oo:i the people, ; whom they, l.v a l;:n;e majority, had : rejuidiatid. There is not an intellisretit ' individual in t'iiis country who is not fully satisfied that Wade Hampton had ; Wen (decttd Governor of that State, and that lie is hv ri 'ht and justice er.tilled i to hold the i.fiice, but the Picsidcnt. not at the Foiicitation of the letifla tmc of ' that Stale but at lie rcf ticst ! the : Governor who wishes to renetue his 1 u" tMmr' " '""rs " l(ricl"a'1 nis , pewer tinlaw.'ullv nod without a spask of power ur.:aw:ui!y mnl wiilioul a spas rijjht to it, sends troops to that State ,0 : overrule the will of. t!ie Ftf!oe, aiui tu recially after the Sui-rtme Court iia . solemnly declnrcd that Cmambf.ei.aix was rot the icctd Governor, and there- j forchad no more right to be enstalled than j a man fr un the F ijee Llands. The ' q nest ion narrows itself down to the one ! grand r n bltn;, cr.n the President of the United Slates s ay to the people of South ;

Cnr(,linn ulw.m t!,cv slodl hnvp for Cov-Mast

. ! "nor or not .' 11 he lia., there is no ue of the people holding elections, but let : the Picsidcnt r.t once appoint the Gov- j erv.or of each State, and let the army see - . .. . .. nT,-,r.a u inn',., ' b it if he has not, then he overstepped I the bou.nJ.-s of hw tdlicial functions, it nil lie stands before the country, not as the . , . , i J CSiULii L .V 1IVC 'VU IL, 1J1I 1 11-3 l u.-ui. nPr a,.j a military dictator who. if allowed i t() g() unchcked ia this one particular, j cide legislative contests even before the legislature meetc, he has the same rij;ht to do it in Indiana. There is no difference in this particular. If it is right in one it is right in the other, and the person who upholds such acts of the Chief Magi trate is committing a crime against the 1 elective franchise. . A n -it suto (:rs-!h cru ' is not in rebellion against the I n ilea States, she has the same right to man- ; ' . i Rge ncr own m.ernni auaira as tne ctsie , of Irl(JiilIla. alil1 licr I'cople have the same i ncht as we to choose llieir own rulers. 1 e 1 It will not do for the Present to make j , the plea that he anticipated a disturbj ance in that State, and therefore troops j were necessary to preserve the peace, for lho f;lcts show painiv anJ one v: controvert them, that the army was only ; used to keen the rcjrelarly elected lieis- j

iature from exercising its functions Caroline. They wtre all resting upon which would have inaugerated the truly j 'esses, on the second floor, lute last , , fr, , night, and although tne phyaiciaus stated eclected Governor of that State and,,..'-. ,. t Kotfcriior it ws oh-

I brought peace and tranquility to that j distracted country. But pence iu the I South is not what these comiptkmnts I , , ' j t.iat have for years plundered the treas- : ury want, for u t lie peopie are clothed with their rights, their dav of rc-tribu- ! tions would come swift and fat, and the Southern penitentiaries filled with the corrupt carpet-baggers who have for the last ten years kept themselves above ! water by plunder. The first time when J the army rlaced in power the corrunt Kei.I.ogg, of Louisiana, the country ! forgave Grant, on account of inexperirT i x-t, e ' . 1 ence but now the same plea cannot be i resorted to. itio peonie nave a rirht to i resorted to. Tl ! demand that he keep himself within t e j !, , r ... .. , i bounds of the constitution and laws, and I this last outrage is a new omen that he j care3 not for law, but that only such men as he fancies shall rule inSouthCaro- ! i; ;., ., u c . t .t ! una or in any other state where the con- i - ; test may be close. X e hope the people j will comprehend the situation, and let such a protest be sent to Wash intrion I that will make the President tremble, and he speedily be compelled to right the wrong he has committed , and justice j be done to those distracted States in the South. Tite I.oiiistaua Fraud. The Louisiana upturning board, true to its fraudulent actions heretofore, has again stamped itself with infamy in order to keep the corrupt crew that ;,ave Pandered the people of that State in power. In spite of the large Demo cratic majority the Returning Board has counted in the Hayes electors, aud declared the whole Republican State ticket elected, and this was done by throwing out twenty-thousand legal votes cast, Mid thus disfranchising the intelligent portion of the people of that State. The fraud and infamy is so great that the whole country is shocked at the outrage, and we are sure that this act of yillainy will never be countenanced by the people f U;li,,n' no "l:lUer what the cor" " "'f l!,e masS09 have become disgusted with auch pal pabie tampering of the elective franchise and will make themselves heard. The rump legislature of South Carolina have counted in Chamiierlain by throwing out two Democratic counties and he was to be inaugurated yesterday. ?th are stj11 in 'e Democratic House having seventy mem bers, and the rump only fifty. General Hampton-, the honestly elected Governor, counsels peace, and says that he will be Governor by due course of law, and that before many days. There is every indication new that the Presidential contest will only be Fettled by Congress, as the people's representatives will not let the fraudulent returns from Louisiana be counted without a thorough investigation, and when the true result is laid before tl.9 country the infamies of the Republican leaders in the three disputed States will be made so plain that not an individual will for a moment doubt which of the two candidates is entitled to be the Executive of the Nation. Three Committees have been appointed by Congress to visit the States of Louisiana, Florida and South Carolina, and ascertain the true result of the election in those States. The Republicans in the House opposed the appointment of these Committees to the bitter end, but three independent Republicans came to the aid cf the Domocrats, and thus they were enabled to pass the measure on the first day of the ses-ion.

From every sect on of the Union

failures are reported daily. Manufac- j tures everywhere are ceasing operation and every business interest languishes, j There is no hope for a tc viral of trade j so long as the political situation remains , in the unsettled condition it is now. The CHANDLERS and other corruptionists who attempt to stiile the will -f the peopk, are in a preat measure responsible for the preat depression of bnsir.es and the hatd time? that are 'upon us. Had they allowed the regularly elected President to be proclaimed, titui ,u' i be! not fraudulent counts allowed to made in at least two States, new life : r.ould have ere this been infused into j our business circles, capital would have found investments and labor would be ! " demand, but under the circumstonces ( the money is laying idle, the laborer! .ums over the country iu starch of emrloymoui, tut una it not. Jiie nie , country is suiting, and nil because a w corruptions want to perpetuavt- j .eir power, now long wm u:c ptopl submit ? TT-1 ... II l . . . . t . Polsfmin? .tlystery. A very mysterious case of poisoning occurred in the western section of the city ) evening creatinii much excitement, i A hont t! oYlnrk Mr. Andrew Leberlin. re8idiriK at 13;, i;llin9 street, sent hU little child on an errand to the bakery of ; Louis Schupp, No. on the same street. ; Slie "on returned much alarmed, and j jnformc-.l her parents that there was no i nmiiiis Kimiiv fti'ifaii ivi uh ihcumui. f . ... . .T , 1 i hurried to the place p.n upp, aged 43, hts wife.aged j ..ii. i't I vni found Mr. Selu - jo. linn ins two uaii t;o itri s, v-iiiuonc io, 4r. i i.:. . ,i .. .. .1. . ... ii; , r J.l ... l nitn tlip di n inf" r..m fl r in n o nconsoions stHtn. Foam and blood were issuing Irotn there mouths and nostrils, euuiuinnine as sistanee, he carried them into the open air and immediately sent for medical aid. Drs. Linthicum. Neff, Hood, Kneass and Larkitis visited the family, aud through their exertions the mother co tar recovered as to be able to eit up nud relate wliHt she could of the mysterious, occurrence. Her story is that about 4 o, clock a cat belonging to the family was eeized with a fit. Her daughters screamed, and were very much frightened, ami one of them fell to the floor in a violent spasm. Tne other followed, and the father was almost simultaneously attacked. Before the could render them any assistance she Mt ? !'utl aiy ot'breathing eomiritr over her. and she knew no more cominc over her, ana stie Knew no more t,..il nn'nL-Dnnil f tVio un'nnn a ITIIrtlo ?,fi":.9Jf" - , T!::.m. pii I teir usiou metu nooot, ouo.., t..i..vn,g , ?' A'iey ..""S"-; bakmsr cakes in the afternoon, the oven )..:,, ;,,,tw ; ,i, 1!lsniint of the ! house. The physicians in attendance ascrme uie anacic to somu ptuiououa t:n . - t .1 . 1 . 1 : I. . . : T"nS"T . T' ' . ' 5 malaria arininff from some noxious nubstance in the yard. At a late hour last niffht the father, though still tiucousciov.8, as pioooimccu mi u ui , the yonreest daughter, Mgngie, ism a ; very cruicai conuiuon, ana out tune i hones are entertained of the recovery of sorted that their breathing appeared to be exceedingly difficult to the visitor, "d ap- arently painful. The dwelling was crowded with persona up to a late h( aud tl,e presence of two police ofiicera was found necessary to prevent the visitors from entering the chamber to which the patients had beeu removed. Lualtimore Gazette. The following are the remark of Speaker Kasdaix, on assuming the chair on Monday: "Gentleman of the House of Repreentative called to .the ) position, because til toe uentu ti toe latr ujyvniici, .ui. Kerr, of Indiana, I only express the universal sentiment by sayinu he was a coca ami great man. 1 great man. whose public and private Hie was characterized by purity, patrioiism and unswerving integrity, v , ... m, ia,i than I do the high honor of presiding over the deliberations of the representatives of the American people, and for this mark of your esteem and confidence T e , , , ,r ,. I return mv profound and heartfelt acknowledgnients. In the discharge of the important duties confided to me I shall endeavor to be absolutely fair and nn partial, while, enforcing the rules and upholding the constitutional prerogatives of this body, I shall at the same tune protect each aud every member in the ritrhtsand privileges to which he may iusllv be entitled. In the exercise of the parlimentary power of the Chair it will be my duty aud my pleasure to give true expression in the appointment of Coin miltes to the opinions and wishes of the House upon every question presented, believing myself, as I really am, no more than the voice of the House itself. Wo stand in the presence of events which strain and test in the last degree our forms of government. Our liberties, consecrated by so many sacrifices in the past and preserved amid the rejoicings of an exultant people to our Centennial anniversary as one among the nations of the earth, must be maintained at every hazard. Applause. The people look confidently to your moderation, to your patient' calm, firm judgment and wisdom in this time fraught with so many perils. Let us not, I beseech of you, disappoint their just expectation and their keen sense of rignt, but by vigilance prevent even the slightest departure troiri the Constitution and law, forgetting in the moment of difficulty that we are adherents of party and only remembering that we are American citizens with a country to save, which will be lost if unauthorized and unconstitutional acts on the part of Executive officers be not frowned down at once with relentless and unsparing condemnation. adc Hampton's Protest. Washfxqtox, Dec. 2. The following telegram was received by the president at a late hour Thursday night, dated Columbia, November 30: To His Excellency, U. S.Grant, Washington, D. C: The democratic members of the lower house, G5 in number, met quietly in the hall to-day, with their speaker in the chair. The republicans, 59 in number, also assembled there, and placed their speaker in the desk. Gen. Ruger proCoses to take out of the house eight memera duly elected, holding certificates from the Supreme Court. The house is the sole judge of the qualification of its members. We propose to leave the question to the house. These members will remain until expelled by force, but we earnestly dwire a peaceful a lution. The legislature will not iuterfere with the presidential electoral vote. We ask only that the constitutional legislature peaceably assemble for the good of the Rtate. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, Wade Hamptoj. A millionaire named Jnmes Ryan, at Petersboro, Canada, has just been confined in the penitentiary for life, for having murdered his wife some .months since. He was sentenced to bo hanged but their was too much money in it, and his sentence was commuted to a life imprisonment. Whisky was the cause of his ruin, he having stabbed and killed his wife while in a drunken frenzy . Two young children inherit bis diegrat" nd hi large property.

ALL, OVER IIIA t.

.;ovor!.or Cum!wk M ill take the 0,.ture Held thi.i winter, -Hurirlap nre numerous in Lafaytive' work there. i Tl.o l ike co'.Mitv Ioinorat i ffvn.nl for sa'e. A trood oiiporiuni y for ! a wide awake pi inter. Charles Y. (Jroirir was arretted in liro.,kv;!le lately for stealing railroad tickets from the :;ke at that place. j The snow at Kankakee, on lot line of the. Cincinnati, Lafayette and ' 'hscauo i U. It., was six inches deep Thauksi vm j day i I Tlie Urookville Democrat savs i mat nil kimts of small tame is plentv ! that community, and hunters are j plcntv also. A lar?c iituntHr of saloon-lumpers ' v.V,u"..,,"! vil for violatiuu ut' the proviiuiithe nuor law. The Oo; a jetk.,W(Uvi!iet olllv ,,ay tK.r j . ers ninety fonts per day, nine hour. Low enough surely. Feltu-, of the Hlooinington Courier is a candidate for Sergeant At- . ,,-in ihi t-n-Tho S;ilom Democrat, hrinj-s flip i news that some patriots in that eetion are already nking the price of j fare to anada, for the fear that war ! will ensue. , ' . - , nr.Barj j. .i ;.. ii' (UU, ilttA 5tl l;.!,. .,,,1,, OTP', ililll OICIC J.-5 111HVT l'lv;'H.U llUfl ' ff M)i 1U(kd,tednes,.s during ! tlieVinter. i Frank MoCollnm walked a mile in six minutes and forty-two seconds at Yalpara.-'o lately. This is certainly trood time, atid he should receive the title of the Centennial Walkist. The reports of freight forwarded ! from Rtishville over the C, II. & I. j railroad for the month of September i and October, show an increa.-e over the corresponding months of 175, of j VOi-H. j :.3(. Mr. Peter Botkin, an old and' re- j ppecled citizen, living near Huntsville, j in Kaudolph county, was found dead in j his Led hint Friday rnorninir. The cause of his death is nut known, he hnv- ; ins retired in coud health the evening , 55 betore. A deaf man in driving a blind horse in Fort. Wayne the other day, imr:nrrrn ....,,, ,,. ,i S(11.t f an animal -he wa.s kilhnl. ' Ari-. -.nm ri,m tli vt-oin.m that figured so 'largely in our courts, iias occu tiitiit tirnsiiicu m-tutt? toe . . . l.i 1 f I ' l', T, TZ. , i of her former trials. Mr. A. F. Seluiman, formerly ot the Chicago Inter-Ocean, lias become . - , . r lonrnal ,.,,,.., is t bo'pontrrntuhitel in havi)1,r securel the assistance of such a live newspaper man. Albert Kaufman, of Frankfort, after having been on a upree in RockvilJe one entire (lay, purchased fifteen grains of morphine to steady his nerves, but the dose was too much, and he will never go n another spree. The loijal mail agent at Otis,who.e duty it is to transfer the mail from one railroad to another has been detected in crooked ways, which will undoubtedly send him to the penitentiary. He pened registered paeages, and took the contents of niVjvalue. Mr. Brought, of Lafayette, did a very foolish thing in taking his revolver with him when he pursued some tramps who had committed a robbery in hia boardinghouse. On overtaking them his money and revolver were takirn from him by the thieves, and he was left gagged cud badly beaten. J. U. McEllissey, a miner, received eerious injuries in a coal mine in the neighborhood of Saline, Clay county, Wednesday forenoon, by the falling of a large quantity of slate and coal from overhead. He was seriously cut about the face and neck, and other parts of his body were badly bruised. It is thought that he will not recover. The Cambridge Citv Review says that John West was butted to death bv one of Ilenrv Meredith's steers, near that place, in the early part of last week. The bull broke bis halter "V . V wT 'h .1 . 1 : . . . 1 I r. him brick, but was attacked. He had a pitchfork in his hand, but did not use the points fearing- that he woull injure the valuable animal, was knocked down, his ribs broken, and chest crushed in. He only lived a few hours after the accident. Evansville has a romautic case of moral jim-jams (otherwise known as love) in which one Jack Ackerman, a dashing young bursrlar, figures as the hero, and Lizzie Weikel, a pretty attendant in the county jail, plays Juliet's part. The acquaintance was made in prison during one of Jncs's period of physical obscuration, and the vows of love were exchanged through the cruel bars of his cell door. Once more nt liberty Jack promptly went through a hou.se to the tune of $130 for wedding expenses, and on last Sunday afternoon ran the girl off to Henderson and married her in spite of the remonstrances of her friends and another fellow. All of which loads us to remark, with the Evansville Courier, that it is tolerably cer tain that no man was ever born whom some woman would not love. Mr. Will Leuter, a stone cutter, employed in fixing up the Richmond City Mifl Works building, fell through the roof Saturday, anil was seriously, if not fatally injured. The roof is being slated, and the rafters had been all covered with roofiiug pa per, preparatory to putting on the slates. Mr. Leuter was on the roof, and Rupposng there was planking ou the rafters under the paper, stepped on it and fell through. Mr. N. W. Briggs had a narrow escape, as he was walking on the roof, just behind Leuter, and was about tosteion the paper when Leuter broki through. Leuter Btmck on a pile of castings beneath, and his head was badiy hurt, and his shoulder broken, besides internal injuries being sustained. He is a German, and has been hero but a short time, having come here from Buffalo, N. Y. He is unmarried. He wits taken to his bosrding house, where he is being well cared for. Richmond Palladium. Feed. Meter while digging a graye near Cincinnati was so badly injured on Tuesday by the sides caving in that he died a few hours after the accident. The Minnesota Legislature in 1873 pRRsed an Ret requiring each liquor feller in that State to pay ten dollars annually to the support of the State Asylum for Inebriates. The payment of this tax has bitterly contested by the liquor sellers, who have carried their opposition through all the Courts of the State. A finnl decision wns reached by the Supreme Court on Moudry last in which the constitutionality of the law was fully sustained. An Inebarte Asylum is being built by the State, at Rochester, and the revenue from this law which can no longer be resisted, will go far toward maintaining the institution.

JJAfKP.Y AND OYSTER SA!.tN. Sering & Zuttcrmeister

Would r"Tw-,t'n!"v inform the p. m'" of Vnin rounty U5 .: y arr lu.w j.r-. p r 1 l-j .lurus.-Li tt tnr BAKERY AND ( r O Ol "V CI 'j 1 f f ". " V-Jy D UOl kJCllUU.t on Cn'.nn tr t fr- s! l-r-S, .-!! T. & to -uru.s.i i my are u j o p-r - C? "Tar e-rr J: lt&2. J X Irftmi. ron or V' 1 f lozii. in v-ry rv -n a v til m Ti tr yU's-. :vcs. I i -t rty. I a-1. . i- t-r i'.'. t . LIVEKY AXD EE ED STABLE, L1HERTV, IXD. FIRST JI, VSS TE1SS, ! tlouble niul insrle. 1 SADDLE HOUSES, &c, &c. to It t nt rfisonati!f'rt;t-. A'o n A "DUT A fires DTTfifiTTC3 VJxlXLXLXl.VJiIU, U U UUJ.XJ.Jj HACKS, SPRING WAGONS, art) constantly to be liad. dose Carriages for Weddings Funerals, Ac, alwaty on hand. Horses taken to Board, tiv tlic tiny. wurk. mnntli r year, nt-l the bist , firf u.k. n. i.r (.rifs kit- rvuMrmti.-. mt ti.e : siat-lc kept in the lust of i.nkr, and is well ytiiliI h.t.-.i. n mid m us. 1 -i f VtRTVin: WAFFS. i T..nii!" : if it.s.viS...-. boot and shoemaker, Korfs ouKsi.iiiUy on lisii'l a Ur4J ui k f Cll.'stom-M'ado Boots t?C SllOC3. Tflcn ail Boy's lIoi Slirs, La flies' Hisses' a ad Children's Sfwes of a Kind?. ! I also inform th. r that my Goods lire all ot i th best quality, ml ton 1 will I ! j V"yp j C X be undersold; by ar.y one in this section. ' inv Iloiiin and Shoe tii'.l- to onlT, nn1 a ool fit err.ira3it--oii. Whvn-evi-r yon visit ltrownsvilU-1 t:i he my ejor :i:i'I sults;v your.v!f, liy xaniiuiu my goods, ami ilscortuiu the pric-! at which F soil. Repairing Done nt short notioo nnl t mrvt n-usonable ml . Jtinf 1. IfOv f 3m. TJMON- rLANIXG M1F.I.. ;T-:ot:i;K kkf.t kk, J( .sj;i'it SKA Kc'K KKGAST, .lc!IN A.JOSBS. SAM'L F. Jt'llNLiberty, Indiane. DEALEH8 INSash, Doors, 151 in (Is, Mouldings, an Jvle" in FL O ORTXG, SID IXC, CEIL IXG ami rough ami ready Uressed Lumber, Shingles and Lath, of "the teest lran3 cn.int!y om hsnd. Contracts for the ! I'Ofl i nn JJlv"-'""

of Houses and Ilfljns taken ami mnterial fur- I ' line rnt.i:itih'. exct-ili nt i:sn-:iini. ami n:i-nishi-u. All work in our line done I n order on f inense trt: r.s lu-ttoti. h; merit's tne intention oi

.. n.iiii u iMniis iiirn n heti and Vtr.UJilus tna.le ti order. ls-tf fTpEMI'LCTON" & MILl-EIt, AUE THIS WEEK RECEIVING THKIR KKW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, such ft Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and are offering special barguins'in Bleached & Brown Muslins, dam atettfarftkiaaMWat tin miT 4 JEANS A!ID COTTONAOES, striped Miirtiiisr, TABLE LINENS, VrtAifi. Hosiery, and ft full line of NOTIONS GENERALLY. Our stock U Fl'LL AM COIIPi-ETE, and we guarantee eur Lower than the Lowest. Largest ami Best Assortment OF MKVS, YOUTH'S AD Hot ' S G lOtll 1 12 & nt prices to Fttit the times. Boots and SIiogs, in endless rarietT. An inTvct;nn of our coo !s. invit'l. i r. M f i . r i ' in; nM.l.tN rv i.

'ILL! AM II. MAY US, :j

I rnoPKiKTui: or tite I. -jtA; V vr

CORNUCOPIA

Does a General Custom and Mereliant Business.

TO THE PUBLIC If you ifor-ti,,n cftmo tit tis: ti.lotv- ! livoi it nnvwltr.r.. witi.Jt. tl.A " - ",' ...xv. v ......... ...v I mill to buy your tlour- You

1 1 Sncci .1 nttpntioii riv.Mi t,, CFsTOM OUK. o want a

! mnl Tiio itt to do iiut wloit iv,-. c ot jrram. J" A M h-- M.STAXTo;,', J)ca!er iii GO ODS, ! Rc-adv-Madc Ck-thin- ! i GROCERIES, ; ; flartHvare. urenware. ! WOODEXWAEE, i .fails. Pocket &. Tahle Cutlery. ' i it. , iScc, Ac i I Q UA KEJiTO 1 1 'X. IXUIAXA. ! IhiirB 1-t!l!' ss in my hi". ov hiv::,i: f n,' :i::i r -l-.t i-r m rt i.a t-,x : ij y i , . ;;:.;. 1 ( i To Sell mv (idods Lower! thi-.n ai:y i.ii1' c-'-o in of tin'1 lr r i'.i Fy-t Ilif p,';i;,l" l-'jir tni :.M-t in ni i:'f nn-.! tt ii i Mt. s.y ; i'.u:c: oi trtui. My Stuck is Com plot o in tv.-ry p. iri'i, jw.v.-tl I v nnv v.i'l j..vc th'- :. ir. i.n i 'it'- i:--"'. :.!- not in the eanty. An fxawin ;t'i f.H't. VU. ! 'P W. MclSTi ir-II, General Bhieksmitli. antl Projirii'n.r uf the Iatei:t Clorse EIgoT Spreader, Jlrownscillt', Indiana. All wort .'.:) his lini. sih-h i;n rt iKiUrx; ta.it b-'or.cs t j IMoiv Ziai"ieriinsr. ! j Resetting of Vagoii-Tirc, &c.y ike., &., &e.

Horse Shoeing: n tjwin'tv-. Ttv the use of my I'al.-nt IFonf ; S,r,-uittT I am en.iblel to sho;1 a' farm iinr1 so th;il l-!Tn"T!(-" in tlv !v,.f nnVrvm'n. .V tf. J.'MSE TltoTTl.NU SI AI.l.li iN, :t ABDALLAH CLAY,;? wlVt st:tn 1 tht pr s.-nt ! y .-ar nt tin- tt:V tn : t'-u: ui:'5rru:K-i t.t J

Liberty, Ir.d, li --r!;tiin : All:il!rv.y ii-n oi't. fiiil Mxitf a hiin-ls urh. rich 1-av. with i-m nhit'.- fo.'t i id st.-ir, fuH imim-nil! t.i'1 Myhs'i. p.cr.ty r.'f'nt. Fr.im , , ,IU. and miKei... and i:.m.I ereeu - i Mi.iiai.y iikvw ies ri. i : line e;irri;.-- hwrsc. line driving horM.s, rousisU rs ami trutUTS. " PEDFCFtEK : Alnhii!.ih C'!:iv wns sired v StRtder's Cb:iw M. flay, n of o'ui M. ( ly." Vy Itvnry V'.r.y. by Amtr.-w Ji-kKn. lh.m " AU-ian-ler's A l:ai'.n!. tile sire of (ioidsmith MaiiF : record 'J.14 : Rtniind. record i Jl : and many olher lirst-i l:. trottert-: n of Pys iyke's IFamliU-tonian. who Hands at the head of the trottiiv.: rs. Secottd dam 1'V lr. H rr's IV ur cie l.ion. a fast t'niiH.iiati iai-r. TERMS : -Twentv-tivc Ihillais to insure a mare with fool , Mon-y tine it soon s 'he fai t if wrrained or mare parted with. Aeei i.-nts at cin-r's ik. MARixx K ,; WALES. S-t in. I.j!'Tty. I'-i'hf nn. D. BY RAM, DKALER IX Family Groceries, FRESH EIH, OYSTERS, VEGETABLES, Roasted Colfee, Ham by the Slice or round, LIBERTY, IX. T.il-crtv. Ind . Mnr 11. lii"-. OE LAX Id.t'EAI.KR IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c TIBKRTY. INDIANA

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want iSrst-ela. M whfat fionr. jruaranteoa to irive . -t11 s.ol to yon :i t WllOLKSALE PlUCLS 1"V c:s-lt.

... -rr ,-.vot i, in rTiKF. OF CI TARGE. FarnnTS cine

oiij-v..,. , ran buy wro rheaptn than anywltore elo. and tret "citoi

- - hovo C.-ill ami siff if we JOSHUA TRIMBLE. f 3

AX!) DCAIiEK IX

Genf's Furnishings Goods, I'ni'Hi Street, opno.-nto Pot Dliii o, Lilext y , In cli mil: i . Keeps constantly on Imul. ami will make up to Tiler Cloths. Cassimorcs, "ESTINGS, ETC., Alsoa tv.p.iplete Line of

Gent's

Furnishing-

i which lie of.er for sale at extremely hw p

a substantia and well-fittirm ! Hi cr.M.cts are entirely r.t w aiul .-i.y n. anin' IV. I, ft

RUDE BROTHERS, Liberty, Indiana.

i Sash, Doors, And all IBiiilcliiiir ft

OX IIAD AT ALL TIMES, AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. All orders from a Distance promptly filled, RI DE BROTHERS, Libert y,Indian a.

f 2 'ij j V j ( " f j ; j ; a i hj J I.iKny. In 1.. Jun; 22,

J.CHD FITS AXD GCiCD WORK. T O EC 1ST F Y JLi IE 5 MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN" BOOTS AND SHOES, LIBERTY, INDIANA.

AI1 V.'ork none in the latest Styles and Good Fits.

warrr.nte-J. I ! keep constant!; on hand a Utrye s:i3 Well Selected Stock of Ladies' Wear. Mftt.iing r--r-rf-r wni to. jq-tn fyt.f, W. CT.EEP A Si 'NS. DEALERS JX Staple & Fancy Groceries, Confectioneries. CANNED FRUITS. PROVISIONS, Ilntter, Isra, Ilaiii, flionI!cr and i I si e? , COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS COl .VFit Y I'lKMIlXi A."I.l roi'LTKY, t the oM stand U I- T. CV1XY i Svn. rorr.tr &,'. VEfS Ftnext. UI.H MY, :KJ

The Highent ITic ValU tor Country Produce.

r.nr Gwls are all ir;": ;ivc r.f j ITS.

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lull att,l uir. lar - re v increase I ii'.-nu' trade. .i(3l"t. O It.tV ;:!! torall kinds WILLIAM II. MAYES. f? 5 5 it si ft b rGoods, rie . if vo'i vrant n suit of t lotties i:ive him a Criii. of the latest stvles. j'; ii Blinds. Mouldings, Kinds ef 5 f'i VI Ji ct". .Iin;H-ct ocr gon