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RICHMOND. IND.. JUNE 9th. 1868.

A jolly party of our citizens, say the 1 3 udieai falla (Witt.) joanilvrent on a fishing excursion lately, and as they were moat of Democratic tendencies, con- ' eluded to attend the Democratic County Convention on. tbe .way, totbe ponds, thereby economising in time and money. Now, one of the fishermen whom we will call Smith, is a square Republican, and

,.r went only for the fibbing and not for the! nolitica His comrade, whom we will 1 call Jones, on the .way to Rochester, threatened to publish him as full delegate to the.! Democratic Convention. Smith says: "JNo you uon t, , Jonn says: "Hanged if I don't" . r The convention being over, andhe parly "arrived at the pond, Smith and Jones by themselves 1 started upon the

ice, Smith ahead, Jones behind when, unfortunately, Jones plumped into art air hole and stuck In the mud below. ' "Hullo, Smith! I'm in help me out,'! tried Jones. "Ha, ha," laughed t Smith. "What are you laughing at, you fool? , , A Help me out, don t you see I'm freezing,"

i t said Jones, earnestly., , . . , - "Jones, my boy, will you vote the Re publican ticket next March?" said Smith, .HT bcriously.l-:"' ";, iOOH "No, sir, I'll die iu the Democratic t " j , ."' faith', "said Jones, firmly. . t : .Wcll," said Smith, "it's my duty to strengthen ray party. What do you want mc to say to your family?" ' -"Come, come, stop fooling and help ! me out," said Jones, emphatically, j , 'Duty before pleasure,", said Smith, cooly sitting down on the ice. '. .- Poor Jones struggled and pushed, but the harder he pushed the deeper he sunk. I 1 The cold, cold water, had filled his vest pockets, and then his watch pocket, and was now beginning "to tickle down over his buttond vest. ' : r

,( i or uod s sake atnitb, areyougomg to sit here and see me die?" shrieked he. ' ; ; "My dear boy, will you vote the f Rex publican ticket next March?" said Smith solemnly. ' ' ' " Jones hesitated but the water was . bubling about his chin, and an anxious look at the countenance of Smith convinced him that there was no show; he said: :i l "Smith, if you will only help me out, I'll vote the Republican ticket in the spring, and Grant in the fall! , , . "Agreed,' said Smith, enthusiastically, :. and he pulled with such alacrity that Jones was out in a jiffy. A rousing fire t was built, and Jones was soon dried and . warmed, inside and out. He is about town alive and hearty, but he wears a good deal such a look at President Johnson in supposed to wear when enforcing the reconstruction act. , The Record of Scayler CnlJax. The following are extracts from the Congressional speeches of Scuyler Colfax. He said of ; the employment of negro troops : " I do not call negro soldiers better than white ones. If I were to express my own opinion it would be that those of my own color are better and braver. For I have always told you, in spite of charges to the contrary, that I believed the Anglo Soxon race was superior to anj other that walks the footstool of '. God I" - - : .-i-y-So he said of moral faithfulness in legislation. . " Whatever traveling in the valley of humiliation or disaster, or keeping my eye fixed on the heavens, I believe God ; reigns ! I don't believe his blessings will fall upon the Confederacy. God's ways are sometimes dark, but sooner or , later, they reach the shining hills of day ! " lie first announced the Republican platform after the breach with Mr. John. son thus: 1. rr" ... "Let us make basts slowly, and we can then hope that the foundations of our government, when thus reconstructed . on the basis of indisputable loyalty, will be as eternal as the stars." "In like manner, on the 10th of April, 1S66, when he made mild bat manlj issue with Johnson, he said of the civil rights bill, in the first moment of its enactment : . " ' "That law, misrepresented as it has been by its opponents in Congress, will never be repealed, and in the years that are coming it will be the proudest recollection and the crowning honor of those men who stood up in the national coun- ; cils, that they gave to that American , Magna Chart their cordial support." ; ; lie treated in this way a taunt of the Democracy : " The new nick name flung at as is "Radicals." I would rather be called a ' Radical than a rebel, at any time. I am ' a Radical for right against wrong ; for liberty against slavery ; for justice against tyranny a Radical friend of . my country, and Radical hater of - ev--1 ery enemy of my native land. I believe in a Radical Government "of the people by the people" the world over and my sympathies go out toward the Radicals who are trying to imitate our free institutions ia Greece, Italy, France, Ireland and Mexico. I wish to see a belt of Republic encircle the globe." - ... - Here is another cart passage: "I am for leveling up rather than for c leveling down. God do so to me and more also, if I do aaght more to crash any man down lower. "

. X 't A TH " '.nam Delano, of Ohio, has been admitted -to a seat in Congress re. Gen. Morgan ' SO to 80 on the conteei i

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UEXRT BRATZ. ' OKAK fETtRT. JOttS BRATZ Bratz Perry & Co, , " (SWeeestorers JTrnta, JfctV A Os.,) IE M P I E il Ptaw; works, East Xaia-St., Between 7 tk and 8th,

BICHM0ND IND. 30-tf - September 19, 187. Sealed ProposaLx, WILL be rereived for the building of Friends , School Honae, to be eveetew on friends' lot betweent fth and 9th streets, until the 12th or 5th month, Best, at lit o'clock. 1'lans and soecifiratious can be seen by ratline st Artemus Roberts' oifice, I'ost Office Building.' Said bids may be for the wbola building or for aar part thereof- the bids may be handedl to either Thomas YVooduu.lt, Benjamin Strat tan, or WiUiant Fairy. ; . . - Aara 23,1868. 9-tt. v WOOD, WANTED. C(E4LED PROPOSAIJS will be received until the 4th of July. 1S68, far tareMliinfr Two llandred Carela at Woevd, or less, for the use of the fabtis Schools of Richmond. Bids to be left with A. SAMSON, Sec'r of Board 8. T. RiehmeDd, May 1, 1868. ,, 12U B 1 R D C A G S t A full aaaortnaant for Hinariaii. Alan. iaAm Ca.es, for MocAinjr-Birds snd Bed Birds, at 'V T. J. BAROIS, Richmond, April J, 1868. 1 ' Ho. 12. Re. Stove. Charles Estell'a BOOT AMD SHOE Jf ASl'FACTORT, s NO. 3 MAIN STREET. BOOTS ax SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASHI Having; a wood assortment of Boots and Shoos now oa band, of asy owa manufacture and Eastern mad work, and being prepared to fill all orders for either - Sewed or Petered Boots and ShotM. At the shortest possible notice, the ondersipoed respectfully sobs tbe eitisens of Richmond and vicinity for a share of patronage, thanking- them for that heretofore so liberally extended. Jnstrtre him a caH at bis Hhwn.mu. Hnnr F T. Kestor A Co.'s Grocery Store, West Main Street, where he will be happy to see his old customers, and as many new ones who stadv their own interest, snd wants wood near af Boots or Kboss, made riT-tinclr of the best material aad at reasonable prices. jucnwjono, narcn ain, ins, ' - KTI KLL. TTrOR RENT, a Fins Brick House of 8 rooms, on Jt North Kijrbth St. Hammer kucUa. well and cistern water, and every thing in good order, lnquire of W. II. I'age. Lamp Stora, UU Main Street. . May 12, 186d . U-tf. IX. C. i DICHJITSON, BALKS I WATCHES, CLOCKS, , JEWELRY, SILVER ASD PLATED WARE, Ifo. 91 SfaioT Street. RICHMOSD, ISD. April 9, 188. tr TR EM OUT HOUSE, JOHlf ELLIOTT. Proprietor. CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN, Richmond. Ind. The Way to Hake Honey. GAS BILLS DISCOUNTED 15 inct. if paid on or before the 20th instant. IsPablishedin tbe Warner Bailia(,n Tuesday Uttnings, By ; HOLLOWAY I DAVIS At 02 per Vblome, - - PAYABU I?f ADTABCK. Job Printing. if e ..iv- yv . f,j Wa a.naw .fDAT JOBBER," aad i car fonts of Type of the latest styles. wthplaia aad fancy, ana ta aa work seat aad eipedHioasly. " - oi Rills af raefiag. CninlBSwrs, -;-N.n?r-l ' CwBsUtaaians, Car, "tern, Saosr Billa ETelna, :.a TI sTnills, i ' Clrenlars, -r;-:;,t sW ha, . ! - ( CbnWka, PRICES TOR VOnit REASORABLC

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