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WICHMOMD.rijWMfYiPthB. fix's TRAGICAL. t i i 4J JZ'i ZZZZZHt The Washington telegraphic corres pondent of the Enquirer is responsible for tlm fl I .f "''irJtrtrtX?....' speech: The indictment made the impeachers loot wild when be reached the question: "Is the Senate a Courtr Manager .Butler disappeared. Oth er managers looked nice poor men- on a frolic. The speaker introduced the opening paragraph of J udge . Spencer, i acting Manager in the impeachment of Mi. Peck, which wa ft - bombshell. Mr. Spencer said no party feeling entered into the consideration be should scorn himself if he could allow party, feeling to infloenco him upon such an 'occasion, Mr. Evarts leaning forward, remarked, 'Yw' scorn' himself." Mr. Evarts con tinued commenting on' the' argument of Manager. Butler, that the - Senate was not a Court, , and stepping forward exclaimed, "If this is not a Court it is a scaffold, and you Senators are headsmen." A feeling of awe ran through the whole chamber and , thrilled every hearer. "Ab Seftafdrs, y 6a are told by the Hon. Mr. Butler, that you are not bound to observe your judicial oaths. "I, tell you,' said Mr. Evartsk"and I tell you upon high authority, that 'thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him -guiltless who '' taketh His name in vain.' " The effect of this quotation can better be imagined than described. A more - solemn -scene was never witnessed in Court or Senate, and under its influence the Senate adjourned. We do not wonder that Manager Butler, ..disappeared when the , honorable counsel converted the Senate Chamber into a stage; bat when' he1 reached the point where he erected the Court, into a scaffold, and appointed the Senators as headsmen, ,, he should, have had the "Beast brought in instantly and 1 made' an example of. v. . j. . The reference to , the . . Scriptures, . though perhaps a little out of the counsel's line, must have had a' telling effect, as the Court instantly , adjourned. Perhaps if he had quoted from Shakspeare such sentences as these: "Shake not your gory locks at me, thou canst ' ijot say , that I , did it;" or, , "Treason has done its worst;" or, better still, Lay on,' Mecduff, and d d be he who first cries Hold! enough' they doubtless would have settled the matter for President Johnson, and been more pertinent to the points of la w' under discussion. ;.'; . Cin. Chronicle. The action of Senator Yates, in making public confession and renewed vows of reform, has been criticised somewhat harshly by, many,' journals as . unbecoming, and an evidence of weakness and lack of pride. But it can hardly be looked at sincerelyin that way. The leading weakness .was that, of ; only too many men (who live in, or often visit glaSi'lifcuses), and, if he was" earnest, in his late resolve, it was not when we remember the. repeated references to his habit in the Illinois . papers either especially wealc'-or unflttinr that he should make public answer and apology, both in justice to his constituents and himself..- Had he merely - resigned he would hare retired . to f . private', life with publio stigma that no after freedom from the habit could have removed, and . this would, " as" he says, have been unjust to his family and his own reputation,. Now, however, if. he does his public.dnty and keeps his public pledge (which is private also), he may not only retrieve his unhappy personal record, but make and keep a good public one. There are many who have the weakness of Senator Yates (and they have good lames in the public mouth), who have merely the certain strength that holds them above the . consequences of such .weakness. Cin. Chron. . i Forbearance-Vis it best. f.e oj It has always appeared to us that forbeaiaace was one of the cardinal principles of. virtue-: The New Testament is . full of. instructions to that . : effect. Now we believe in the New Testament, but either we hare mistaken its teachings - or - else 1 ( the ' inspired writers of them had ", no conception of rebellious democracy and the traitors of 1860 1863 inclusive- Shell and shot had a magnificent effect upon.,, rebels, who came down handsomely after many a bloody battle. Just then was the point where we believed forbearance to be a virtue.: Just then we felt that the whipped traitors of the country should be mercifully dealt with. .:. .,' ; Andrew, Johnson got over his re vengeful spirit and proposed to mingle mercy with 'justice,' But as he relented, the : rebels of the South and their, allies of the North became more and"1 more " impudent and exacting. They asked that they., should have all that would have been their due had they not attempted to destroy the countryhad they not murdered so many i thousands of the brave men of the Nation. Instead of resisting their impudent requests, as Mr. ' Lincoln would have done, Mr. Johnson entered into a secret conspiracy w itli, them to granta or obtain "all that had been sought by the rebellion; ---' -t ''f But it la not necessary to review the tli a whole case. ' Forbearance has been tried and it wont work. TThe more, of it nffered the more malignity is engendxeirJA the heart of rebels. As the nA nf the conqueror has loosed his hold,theATWQ!tt of the conquered has srrown more atrocious and revengeful, ft is Aim new treatment hould be instltfed.W havt mleUken both the diagnotli awd rogno.U of. the terrible Motnconathv isn t worth a pith Alfobethv is needed. Calomel, in big

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-f jaws or the patient must iba held and the medicine be shoveled down its throat by fbrbuP Hfter impeachment there must be' a new deal, j The ; Hancocks must be retired or sent to fight Mr. Lo, U011 ne plains." rue mil oaenaans Aknnst be ported where the poisonest rebels live. The record of Copperheads must not be' forgotten. The party that saved this country must take the whole matter' fn their own hands attd ' control events with - an iron will and a strong &TtaT'1 It is now known that the rebels and democrats (if there is a distinction) mean to do exactly wrong. Equal' laws and exact justice can not be obtained at their bands. ' They believe ' the great Declaration a lie. They believe the late war a failure, or, rather, .their aim lis to make' it so. If there f is 1 to s be equality before the law the terms must be - enforced "by those . who know the principle ia right. r .., t The country is ready for Ren. Wade and a government after the Stylo of. the Mosaic law. ., Let there be no delays, no hesitation, no more forbearance where that principle has been found not to be a virtue. Kokomo Tribune. , . , - -j LEGAL NOTICES. State of Indiana, Wayne County, S. S. 'Enoch Railsback - VS. ' ' Joel Bailsbaek ct al. In the Wayne Common Head Court, May Term, A. I). 1888. Partition, 3io. 3228. BEHIKNOWN. That, on this 14th dar of April, 1&08, the above named Plaintiff, by Holland and Biokler hia Attorniea filed in the otGee of the Clerk of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, bia complaint against said defendants in the above entitled cause, tojsrether with the affidavit of a competent person that said defendants, Polly Lewis, Catharine Rail aback, and the unknown children and heirs of Edward KiUback, dee'd. - Wm. Bailsbaek, Sarah Itailsback, widow, and the unknown children and heirs of Matthew Bailsbaek, dee'd, and La t arete K. Kailsbsck, are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said; defendants, above, mentioned, therefore, are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of the said cense, on thte second day of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in Centreville, on the Id Monday of May next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be taken as true, and the said cause will be heard and determined in their ab sence. Witness, The Clerk, and the Seal of said skxl Conrt. at Centreville, this 14th day Of April, ' 1868. " WM.W DUDLEY, Clerk. Holland -A Binkley, Att'y of Pl'ff. V April 18, 1868, (p-f-$5.) 8-3w. State of Indiana, Wayne County SS. : James Mo Whinney, ) ' Charles H. Strickland , I VS. ) ,The Baltimore A Ohio Railroad. Company.- j In the Wayne Common Pleas Court. Sept, Term; A. 1). 18G0. Complaint, No. 3271). BE IT KNOWN, That, on this 11th day of April, 1868, the above named Plaintiff, by Siddall and Burchenal, Attorneys filed in the office of the Clerk of the' Wayne Common Pleas Court,'' their complaint against laid defendant in the above entitled cause, together with the affidavit of a competent person that said defendant. The Baltimore fc Ohio Kaiiroad Company is a foreign corporation and is not a resident of the State of Indiana. ' Said defendant therefore, is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her, and that, unless she appearand answer or demur thereto, at the calling of the said cause on the second day of the September Termol said Court, begun and held at the Conrt House in Centerville, on the second Monday of September ' next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alledged, will be taken as true and said cause will be heard and determined in her absence. ' . Witness William W. Dudley, Clerk, and the fBBL Seal of said Court, at Centerville, this 11th - day of April, 1868. - WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk. Siddall and Burchenal Att'y of PUT. April 16, 1868. (pf5.) - 8-4w State of Indiana, Wayne County, S- S. Isaac R. Howard, John W. Urubbs, hlijah R. Harvey, "I ' " ' I1 the Wayne , ey, - Ci rcuit Court, August .. - . - v a. , a Term, A. 1. 1S8. . Jacob Beseher, Christina Beseher. j . Complaint, No. 2128. BE IT KNOWN, That, on this 10th day of April, 1868, theabove named plaintiff, by Charles II. Burchenal, Attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court, their complaint agaicst . said defendants in tbe above entitled cause, together - with the affidavit of a competent person tliat said defendants Jacob Beseher and Christina Beseher are not residents of the State of Indiana. . . ' ' Said defendant Jacob Beseher and Christina Beseher therefore, are hereby notified of the filing ' and pendency of said complaint against them, and t that unless tbey appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of the said cause, on the second day of - the next Term of said Court to be begun and held at Centreville, on the first Monday of August next, said complaint, and the matters and., things, therein contained and alleged, will be taken as true, and tbe said cause wUl be heard and determined in their abscenes. i. Witness, The Clerk, and the Seal of said Court, isBAi. at Centreville, this 10th day of April, 1868. u-r- ..... WM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk. , C. H. Burchenal, Att'y of Pl'ff. ; April 16, 1868. : (pf$5.) 8-4w. Charles Estell's BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, , NO. 3 MAIN STBEET. JJOOTS St SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH! Having a good assortment of Boots and Shoes now on band, of my own manufacture and Eastern made work, and being prepared to fill all orders for either ' V;'. .: Sewed or Pegged Boots and Shoes. At the shortest possible notice, the undersigned respectfully asks the citisens of Richmond and vicinity for a share of patronage, thanking them for that heretofore so liberally extended. - Just give him a call at his Shop, one door East of T. Nestor A Co.'s Grocery Store, West Main Street, where he will be happy to see his old customers, and as manv new ones who study their own interest, and want a ood pair of Boots or Shoes, made riT-tmgly Of the best material and at reasonable prices. - -i Richmond, March 5th, 1868. C. ESTEtl.. JOHN C. WHITRIDGE, Attorney at Law & Notary, , , VAUGH AN BUILDING, . ear the corner of Main and Fifth-sts. entranceon - j-. , Main-st.,-Richmond, Indiana. ; : r C, II. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, -XKB N"otarv in"blic Office, over Citizens' Bank, entrance on Slain Street; R. HENRY d'HTJY, OFFICE AT I. P. STRATTAN'S, . v it "1 CORNER PEARL A SPRING STREETS, niCIIOOND, IK." April 1, 1868, 7-8mo T. IIOOE, Dontiwt, N. W. Corner of Main and Pearlsts., ; tliclimond, v Ind. rmtSETM EXTRACTED , without rain ) Um u ass of JSUrotii uiyas or L.augninjf vae. ; 'STTssth lflMrWd from flO l Hf rC t. 5; Jtf'Att VWk WAftlADTIP. t sb. 29, 131,

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It is the mot comnnn Agraffe ever' invented, and its infl the tone is to render it mellower, rounder, and more clearly brilliant, whila it utterly overcomes that sharp, metal ic quality which disfigure the instruments of all other makers. The unanimous opinion of the'' best artists and the most reliable critic-, is, that ., . M.4 ., . . The DECKER & CO., Ivurv AerafTe Rar which in volnminons sonority, and positive solidity of tone, can tand comparison with the best Grand Pi- " i f ;.-;o:'S ano-Portea imade. ..i : Every Piano is Warrented for 7 years . ,z c-. WAKEUOOMS, ; Vifr -J . No. 2 UNION SQUARE ;. Cor. of 14th St. and 4th Avenue. NEW, YORK. , Jan.: TL9, 1863. 49' ru' -' ' - A 3Htb?f EY PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY, '-.-. J Oi in il uit'A'. " ' - -j . .'J ; We have selected the most capital and attractive list of cbarmngKEW BOOKS ever offered to tbe public, wnilr we will send by mail, prepaid; to any address within the United States, on receipt cf-onr. catalogue price. - " - - .With every 1.50 hook we alsn send, free, two prise tickets, drawing each from $1 to $100 ia Greenbacks. . Every person sending tis 11.50 will receive, prepaid, a splenlid book worth 2, and twe prise tick ets, which may draw i 2B0 more. Agents forming clubs, and crdertng at ksst tla books at a time, may retain twenty cents on each dollar, at their commission, end will also receive one' extra priie ticket, free, with each book ordered. Active voting men and women easily clenr from f 1 5 to WO per day, besides their prise tickets. 1 A Cata. logue, with Instructions to Bfrents, and one prlM Ucket, will be sent by mall, br inclosing fifteen cents) or, one sample book, worth f 2, with two prise tickets, and aCstalogne with full Instructions to agents, will bMM by mail, prepaid, by inclosing 11.69. Agent wanted tverywherff Address t '!& A, J3A GOODRICH A CO, 1V VH J ' " er Hum tft.,yw York.

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WTNITED STATES MARSHAL'S KOTICE. United States of America, District of Indiana, SS . Whereas, a libel f information was filed ia tbe r ; District Conrt of tbe United States for the District j ; of Indiana, on tbe 27th day of December, 1657, by , r Alfred Kilgore, Esq., U.S. District Attorney for th ; United States, r, t ,t w,r).) 2 Steam Boilers. . . . - j . 1 Steam Oaoca . .'"'"."l" 71 Steam Whistle , : V ! v r ,2 Steara Engines "a V ": j " " :jl Lot of Steam Pipes. ..... i , 1 Lot of Water ri pes and Machinery. -?. A : r 1 1 t f - I Setof Barr Stone.

2 Ran Mill stones. ": . 1 Laree Iron Vise. - 2 Monker Wrenches. 1 Large Wrench. " ', ,': , ' 1 Hammer. '. ' . . 3 Scrape Shevels and other tools in Dtstilery. UDonbler Tab. Ife , 1 Hijrh Wine Tab. 1 Low Wiae Tub. ;J 2 Cisterns.-; .A , e Jttl rL 2 Mash Tubs, and Rakes. . , ; A 1 Worm Tab. ' ' tsstctn ilr.;na,i,i 1 Copper Worm. ' -1. t . -j . a s 1 Cold Water Tub. , , . - I Ret Water Tab. ' y' "'I ojnL'O 1 Yea'si Tub. ct-4'-J 9 SmaU Yeast Tuba. "V T t-xJ c-.i.a-J 1 Burr Jink. 1 s.aD 4 ifeat Boxes." 1 pr Fairbanks Platform Scales. " 1 Large Scale, beam and weights - - .. t j -sj. I Low Wine Pump. -? 1 High Wine Pump. - Jv, 1 Beer Pomp. . 1 Hot Water Pump. , 1 Cold Water " , PumP- .f-'ii.-.-i V 8000 Ha. Coal. 2 Cosda of Wood1 Wheelbarrow.';. 2, Hoisting Apparatus and ropea. 2 One Horse Carts. 1 One Horse Harness." " j 701-2 Barrels of Hijjn Wine fn bond.' - ls-;t ... Thf property of William D:Barkain, seized at sakl r district for an alleged violation of the Internal Bers ,v . nue Law an praying procesa against said goods, and" that the same may be condemned and sold therefur. .rr : 2iow, therefore, in pursuance of tha Monition under j the seal of said Court to me directed, and delivered, I do hereby j;ivopublic notice to all persona claiming said goods or, any part thereof, or in any manner interest V j therein,that they be and appear before the said,the District Court of the United States, to be held at the City, of Indianapolis; in and for the District of Indiana, on T the 1st Monday ot February-next, at 10 o'clock' of tbe forenoon of that day, then and there to interpose their claims and make their allegations in that bebalr. " - -i BEN. SPOONER, U. S. Marshal. Attest; J. D. HoWtvaKD, Clerk.' ' - . " ' . '"'-' By Herbert X. Bioblow, Deimtr. -3 -St.-.'-,. .it. ., A . MILLINEBY AND T&KGY G001XX j , ,tit ..... . . . AT . :l ..' ; No. to, North Franklin Street. . , , XXL JK U; , Hl, L 1 m F, HAS just received and ia now opening a large and .well selected stack' of Bonnets, Hate. Flowers, .iRibbons, Straw Trimmings, Kid Olovee y Ae whieb. .1 she oJera eery lew:; Bteaehing and preasiag dooa to order, j Orders solicited sad promptly filled,, : ADIES and child reus San Rata of every variety, MJ.rnj cheap, at, MBS, ILIFF'S. q A j . T BOH5BTS, Caps; and Head-Dresses for ' nnddla ag and elderly ladies, at MRS. ILIFF-S. A LL the Fashionabte ' Novelties of the season, ia - Richmond, LmL, April 9, 1868, J! ; 7-3ncC '1 XL C. DICIUITSOZe'. IW WATCHES, vOLOOKS, JEWELBY, us jsjiyj ANDPLATEir WARE,' rA No., 91 ?Iain Street, .- v: t,,t , ' RICHMOND, IND.' ' -' ' : - - ""' Pane i l!n e9 Jnne a-ka alnBl HAL. a . fuvauuiai uvaaa uu auuii uu&HS. April , 1868. " t'.-v-H- x: vllQtt TR B M O NT HO US " JOOTEmOTT;1 CORNER OP FIFTH AlfDtBAUri 's ' Richmond, Ind. IsPnbfishedin the Warner Bnildina, oat Tuesday Ilorningo, 1 1 , By:HoLLowAY( i Davis, AtJa per Volume; 1 ! W PATABtEllf ADVANCE S . fr.'.'i;i 1 iH . - , . . -i -.. . -:; ! ; . -. Job Printinff We have a dw m1JaT JOBBER," aod new foata of Type of tbe latest styles . both plain and fssey, aad ' art prepared to do 'wort seat aad eaptdltlotwty. J tphlet, :n!"-T111Hrtf tbilnWl' f vnBMeisiss - varae, noia..,r -nandMIU, CtreaUn, J BUMkvC f-i-r cfctek,.- ! flAaera. t.sk.l.. PRlieSFOn VratlK REASDninLtt1

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