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SATURDAY. FEB 18, 1871. AXDRKW JACKSOX. A Sketch ky Vftllautlighamr At the 8 lb of January banquet" in Day Ion, Ohio, C. L. Vallandig. listn made a fpiech, in wlmli be poke of Andrew Jackson, as follows : He never poke an impa ticnt wcrtl to wife, seirant,' or cbild ; and voder his own roof approved himself tbe gentlest and tend ere et of Ortn. 'There were two Jackson,' qaaiutly writes a biographer; Jackson rxilit nt, i nd Jbckson triumphant; Jackson crossed, and Jackson having his own way; Jackson, his mastership unquestioned, and Jackson with a rival near the throne.' He had loved his mother living, and all his remaining life revered her dead. He loved children and they loved him; he loved horses; he ought to have loved plants and flowers; he must have loved pets every true hearted man and woman does love them. Before a blazing fire, on a raw and stormy tight in February, with a child on his lap, and a lamb between hia knees, Benion found and announced to him his first hope for milita ,ry position and glory. But foremost among the milder, yet nobler of his characteristics, was bis delicate, chivalrous, absolute faith ia the virtue of women. 'In this,' said one of the earliest and most intimate friends, 'he was distinguishable from every other person with whom I was acquainted.' And, said Benton, 'It was innate, unvarying, self-acting, including all wonankind.' Very rare and very exalted is this faith. Want of it - is tbe begining of immorality. There is no public, and there can not long be any private virtue where it does cot exist. Of every crime against law and every offense against religion and morals he was accused ; and thenceforth to the end of his life, .millions of bis countrymen were taneU to believe him the worst and most infamous of men. They never believed otherwise ; but no matter, they are all dead and for gotten now. The circumstances of his marriage were obtruded upon the public, and the character of his wile, than whom a purer or better woman never lived, was shamelessly assailed. For this most inexplicable of wrongs with Jackson there was no forgiveness. More than twenty years earlier, blood alone bad atoned for it Not calmly, but with stern and wrathful ccurage, Andrew Jackson could do all this. Once only he was moved to tears of grief, and to his wife he said : 'Myself 1 can defend ; you I can defend ; but now they have assail ed even the memory of my mother.' His patriotism was denied, and for his alleged complicity with Burr he was continually dinounced as a tiodtor. But tbis he laugh ed to scorn, and the man and his popularity only gathered strength I from every assault of his enemies The people wee for him, and the I electoral colleges were for bkn. By an overwhelming majority he was chosen President 01 is popularity could stand everything, and, more than that, he could stand his popularity. Ho was now president at last : and eight years of bitterness and strife, and eight years also of glory and honor followed. Never were such political combinations of tal ent, wealth, power, influence form ea againsi any man; never were they so broken. 'I take the re sponsibuity,' said the stern old man of the White House; it was done; the people sustained, time has approved him. Among the more memorable of the events of his administration were the veto of the Maysville road bill; his now historic toast, 'Our federal union it must be preserved,4 f late so often misquoted; the removal of the Indians ; the disruption of bis first cabinet ; the veto of the Uni tea states uanit bill ; bis rupture with Calhoun, and subsequent war with cullificatiou; his re election; the removal of the deposits, the 1 'panic session,' and his heroic firm 4 , ness amid difficulties by which any other man would hare been appall d ; his decided measures with France, which compelled indemni ty and extorted admiration from Wellington and Louis Phillippe; the attempted assassination- by Lawrence, and the Specie Circular. His frailties and virtues alike were called into exercise at every step ; and at the end of eight years of more eventful administration than the country had ever before wit nessed, he retired forever to the seclusion of private life, victor in I every conflict rnd over every foe. Was Aadrew Jackson a rash man? For years he was so regard

ed by enemy and friend alike- But he shall himself answer. Eight years ago an eminent citizen of Tennessee related to me personally that Jackson often complained that hi real character was so little understood. Kven those who ought to know me best,' he was accustomed to say, 'call me rash. But they are wrong, all wrong, sir. I never did a rash thing in my life unless I intend rt iC And no man was more circumspect; none more vigilant or more prudent; no one more silent when it was not wise to speak out ; and none knew better how a secret should be kept. Exacting in his friendships, he more than returned all that he required. Prone to suspect that no enemy could do right, he believed with profoundest conviction to the last moment that no friend could do or intend wrong. At the close of las administration he retired again to the Hemitage, where, in such quietude and seclusion, as is permitted to one so illustrious, he passed the eight re maining years of a long and eventful life.

Journalism In Arkansas is not refined. Here is a 'specimen brick' from one editor's opinion of another's: 'The volcanic, pimple headed, blister brained, owl faced, spiked nosed, weasel eyed, web footed, peg legged, lillipuian, foggy pettifogger of tbe Democrat, does not like our personal appearance, Un til this foul mouthed, brazen debaser has been run through aseive. & filter, scoured, scrubbed, swab bed, sponged and disinfected un til be is a fit object to enter decent society we will forbear having anything to say about him. An important decision has just been rendered in Cincinnati. In a late case it was held that where persons giving local reporters items for publication which prove to be untrue snd libellous, the in former is liable. Tbis will deter many! evil minded persons from using tho papers as a conduit for their venom. Aggrieved persons may bring their actions against the informer, instead of the papers, and thns punish the really guilty - partes. , common sense in There is good that kind of law. Democratic Octlawkt In In diana tbe Democrats exclude a Senator who has bis .credentials because a contest bas been trumped up. - In Hew York tn order to get a majority they withheld tbe returns of a district in that ily which lec ted a Republican, and gave the certificate to a Democrat, admitted him, secured the organization, and propose to eej the legal member out until they pass all their par tisan legislation. Democratic prao tice in cne place is the reverse of the practice in the other, yet in both the same npirit of outlawry prevails; and they violate law and decency to carry their infamous thievery. Ind. Commercial. The Society lor preventing cru elty to animala in New York, has pent over a hundred thousand dollars in pursuing its "mission." So say the reports. N. B. Re port also says -that last Sunday a poor woman, mother of five chil dren, was stopped in the act of out ting her throat, which she attempt ed because she was starving, and bad no food to give her hungry little ones. We don't know that there is any direct connection be tween these two pieces of information ; but have written them dawn together merely to eee how they look ia that way. Gen. .Grant has a dairy farm near SL Louis, with a fine stock ol cows. A choice lot of Alderney and Holstein cattle, of vast milk ing capacities, together with a e lect number or Ayrshire neiiers, are also-on the way to tbe Presi tlential farm, and he will soon have the finest dairy in the country. There is a beautiful girl living near Montreal, who, not withstand ing tbe fact that sbe tisw lost both legs tbove her knee?, has received over a dozen oners of marriage du ring tbe past year, and refused them all. Oue of ber lovers is a member of the Dominion Parlia ment. This afflicted girl speaks seven languages. Capt. Joseph Howard Cromwell, who died at Yellow .Springs, Ohio, a few days ago, was a liaeal de scendant of Oliver Cromwell. He was born iu Maryland eighty -five years ago, and traces his family back through tiie first settlers in this country. He was for 'many years engaged la active business in Cincinnati. A will filed in the San Francisco Probate Court reads : "San Francisco, Jan. 20, 1871. All and any property standing in my name, real and personal, I leave to my wire, Mary Anderson, and likewise ny two daughters, Mary and Jennie. John Anderson.' Tbe two daughter anxiously inquire whether they are a part ot the legacy or sharers in it. A Terdict of one cent damages was awaided in the Court of Com mon Pleas of ' Louisville, in the libel suit of- George Onmacht acainst the Courier Journal Com pany. ' Farmers ia this State have already commenced making maple sugar. "

Pboof Reading. If the readers of the newspapers understood one half of the difficulties in procuring accuracy, instead of wondering and scolding at mistakes, they would be surprised that there are not more. How few readers appreciate the services of the individual who examines the pi oofs of a piper before it is printed. He is one if the most important agents to the production of a cornet literature auJ one of whom no reader seems to think. His is the most thankless of all the cm I03 ments among men. Let him bring out a paper without- a fault for weeks and weeks in succession, and nobody takes note of it ; but let the slightest kind of an error be overlooked, and it is noticed, commented on, and the proof reader then, ard then only, is remembered though unfavorably!

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Is exceedingly liberalwe fceiof enabled to offer the le&diag Magssines. Illustrated, Agricultural. Beligious and Children's Newspapers, in connectiouwith the INDIANA STATE JOCUJiAL, at front 30 to 40 percent. elow regular prices. Names of subscribers (nay be sent in at different times, and from different offices, if desired, and proutmns will be forwarded whenever agents notify na that their clubs are complete and design at theirchoice from among the articles to which tbey are entitled. Agents securing oso of tbe Special Premiums will f course not be sotlttod to on oa tiie General List. ISDUNaPOLIS JOTONAJ, CO.

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l--' K.P.y i Just Received at No. 181 Main-st, A LARGE LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES. For Gents, Ladies, Misses, and Children's wear, which will be sold at prices that will please tbe purchaser. tor styles, finish and material, the Stock at 181 cannot be excelled in our cit y , and we ask oar tellow. citizens of Richmond and viinity to call and examine onr Stock before purchasing elsewhere. J.EM ELI. 4 fcUSS. Richmond, Aug. 27, 1870. 24tf FARM FOR SALE. rgl HE undersigned oflo-s a fi e Farm, sit1 oated 2 milo South- East Iroin Rich moiid, en the Richmond and Boston Turnpike, I containing. EIGHTY-TWO ACRES. There is, on the premises, a Good Urick House, Frame Barn and necessary Out-Build'. tngs, a Young Orchaid. Tbe Farm is in good repair, ricli Soil, well-timbered, and watered, and will be sold on satisfactory teims. . cur particulars and terms, apply to I. T. tSEANY. Feb. 8,1870. 48-tf Winter Hat Fashions. THE undersigned hat just receivedhis Hew WINTER Styles of HATS of all Kinds, 1 towhich he invites the atten tion of all who would indulge in the latest fashions. Call at the Hat and Cap tore ot JOHN SII FKKINS. Kichmond, Jan. 7, 1871. l.ly WARNER'S PILE REMEDY. Warner's Pile Remedy has neve failed (not even in one case) to cure the very worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted should imme diately call on their druggist and get War neb's Pilk Kemedt. It is expressly tor tbe Piles, and is not recommended to cure any other disease. It has cured many cases of over thirty years standing. Price One Dot For saleby druggists everywhere. Cough. !No More. Warner's Cough Balsam is healing softening and expectorating. The extraor dinary power it possesses in immediately relieving, and eventually curing the most ob stinate cases ol Coughs, Colds, sore l nroat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost iucredible. So prompt is tbe relief and certain its effects in all the above cases, or any affection of the throat and lungs, that thousands ot physicians are daily prescribing it, and one and all say that it is the most healing and ex pectorating medicine Known, une aose always affords relief, and in most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggists, in large bottles. Price On". Dollar. It is your own fault if you still cough and suffer. Tbe Balsam will cure. DYSPEPSIA. Warner's DysneDSiaTonic is prepar ed exrressly tor Dyspeptics and those suffering with habitual Costiveness. It is a slightly stimulating tonic and a splendid appetizer; it strengthens tne siomacn ana restores vuo digestive organs to their healthy state. Weak, neavous and dyspeptic persons should use Warner s Dysfepsia Ionic, for sale by druggists. Price One Dollar. WINE OF LIFE. The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink. Warner's Vinnm Vitie, or Wine of Life, is free from any poisonous drugs, or impurities, being prepared for those who requires stmulant. It is a splendid appe tizer and tonic, and the nnest tnmg in tne world for purifying the blood. It is the most rtleasant and delicious article ever offered to tbe public, far superior to brandy, whisky, wine, bitters, or an oiner article, it is more healthy and cheaper. Both male and female, Joung ana Ola, can tae tne v ine oi taie. t is, in lact, a life preserver. Those who wish to enioy good bealtn ana a iree now oi lively spirits, will do well to take the Wine of Life. It is different from any thing ever before in use. It is sold by druggists; also at all respectable saloons. Price One Dollar, in quart bottles. Emmenagogue. sBBjsaHMBssiBSBBasiassBBasasasaassHsBHHsaa Warner's Emmenagopue is the only article known to cure the Whites, (it will cure in every case.) Where is the family in which tbis important medicine is not wanted? I Mothers, this is tbe greatest blessing ever oifered you, and you should immediately procure it. It is also a sure cure for Female Ireeularities. and may be depeuded upon in every case where the monthly flew has been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold by druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail on receipt of Une Hollar ana a quarter Address 610. State St.. Chicago, III' For sale by all druirelsts. and by M. MHudson, 248 Main-st-, Kichmond, Ind. T IS DESIGNED FOR YOU. Fanners, Mechanics Miners, and Laborers. SAVE YOURSELVES TIME, TROUBLE, VEXATION, AND WEAR BALLAED'S CHAMPION SHOE. No more lacine or hreakine of laces. Sold by all boot and shoe dealers. Ask forth m they will please tou. The use ot strings has always neen a great - ... . .1 source ot annoyance, in tne --voampiun Shoe" this is all avoided, being constructed nrerU-lr on the same principle as the ordi nary boot. It has all the hold and bearing upon tl e foot that is necesssry to keep it in its place without lacing. The teams are at I such points as can never hurt the feet, and the part above the counter neeos oniy xo om rlnamt hv simnle hnckle and ttraD to keCB out dirt and rubbish: saring tin , troaMe, and vexation to the wearer. 1 hey hi ye been ttior tboroushlv tested, and maintain the good re putation hey have so justly acquired. They are now being fold in nearly eleven kundrtm places, aad are giving universal satisfaction. They are made in the most duiaUe manner and everv Dair warranted. Manufactured sollt by the BAY STATE , SHOE AN1 LEATHER CO,. : 2 and 34 Veir Street. New York. Addrefs A. HI.I AI.D Ac SON, P. O. Box 5010, New-York. Achillas IUllabp. I Charles D.liALi-AKD.r chPACo-nSeow Howard Sanitary Association. For the Relief and Cure of the Erring aud Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian Philanthropby. ISSAYP on the Errora ef Youth li and the Fellies ef Age, in relation to Marriage and Social Evils, with san itary aid for the afflicted. Sent free, io sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. -ly "h 'vd.-lphia.Pa.

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I A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safs and simple remedy for tbe Care of Nervosa Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of tbe Lrinary and Seminal Organs, and tbe whole train of disorders brought oi by baneful and vicious habits. Ureat numbers bave been cured by tbis noble remedy. ; Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and nnlortunate, 1 will send tbe recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, f'rrt of eknrqe. Address JOSEPH T. I Si MAN, Station D, Bible House. . New York City. 45-4 WANTED IOR CASH Any quantity of Beach . Hame Roots w ante.!. Trees having good spurs should be cut higher than usual. We pay an extra price for Spurs three feet long. W. C. STARR. Richmond, Dec. 17, 1870. 30-3m Or. H.HEARD, IX D Eye cfc ESctr SUR3KEOSr, WHO hat permanently located in thin city, is meeting with great success in the treatment of Eye and Ear diseases. All who are afflicted with Impaired Sight or Hearing should call and consult the Dr. Of fice Pearl Street, nearly opposite Pearl Street M. E. Church, Richmond, Ind. Jf The Dr. will insure a cure of Catarrh in most cases, or no nay. L. XHorp. O. H. KXOFF. M.UOrf KNOPF BROTHERS, dbalers im all kinds or Fresh and Dried Meats, . Manufacturers of Bologna, Ham and Pork Sausages, fee, Ac, fcc. 227 Main Street, (One Door East of G. W. Barnes' Grocer,) Dec. 24 70. 41-tf. Richmond, lad. HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS: Tbe Managers of this Institution beg leave to say they are prepared to do all kinds of Work, such as .. . Washing, Ironing, Sewing Quilting, Caning Chairs fcc: We solicit the patronage of the public in order to make the Institution as selt-sustain-ing as possible. Thankful for past favors, we solicit a continuance of the same in future. We hare a lot of Shirt Fronts, for sale cheap. E.L.Johnson, Sup't. HEARTH and HOME IS A WStSXY Agricultural and Fireside Journal, oosTAtiriKO ; ' StXTEK handsoma folio pages, printed from NW type, on S'lporla book paper, and abundantly lLj trated by tbe best artists. SOTTED BY DONALD O. MITCHELL ai : HARRIET B EEC HER STOWB, assisted by a corpi of able editors and eontrlbmtsjfS In each department. tt U devoted to the Interests of the PLANTER, GARDENER, FRUIT-GROWER, and the FLORIST 0R5 AMENTAL GARDENING. RURAL ARCnrrECTrRE plass of co Aoiaa, noted for their attractiveness. time to tlias;ai also CcmoterlT .v yTlafe Greens. A careful Rejrort ew Tork, Bos ton, Philadelphia, T New Orleaaa, will be famlsue' w'i, giving tha Farmer Infonr' e WHEX TO BUT and WHEN finily Clrolo Hwt i Interest the honschold i plate rul Fin; and domestic management. from 1 napVla and tlio cooking of good dim. flie education of children. MBS. STOW I GRACE GREENWOOD, and WMABY K. DODOS, VfJl eon tribute tr eacn nun SR. iisr written expressly for ttkyTEAR m AVD IIOMB, mences in first (December 33th) n'unbnr. TIIE BOYS AXD'GWLS will find their own pxxa always lighted with sach fas. In pictures, and fun la stories, as sliVd males them look sharply eyery week for tha costing of BEAUT& AKDHOMB. , TERM FOil 1809. Single Copies (4, lnvirlnbly li slvanco;! Coplva tlO i S Copies 115. Any one sending m til for a clnk f IS Copies (all at one time), will r.iceire a copy . free. So trsvelllng agents employed. Address all coat Dnnlcatlons to PETTENQILL, BATE 3 & CO., 17 Pamk Row, Kiv ToaK THX AS07X Rapraaenta the Famous JLfBBIC& Z,YFIRX:tGr. DR. 8. VAN METER, OB" CHARLESTON, ILLIXOI8. AS KNGBAVBD BT Jf . BA EES, TAKES FROM TBE SPO T. This is the largsst Infirmary went of the Coopsr Instituu, Hew Xork City, where all Chrome Disease are successfully treated. OVER 1500 CASES treated at this establishment anonally. InclndtDg thorn afflicted with Digesse ot Throat and Longs, Private Diseases and Diseasrs of Females, Bore Eyes, Catarrh, Pile and Fistnla, Kpllerwy, Dyspepsia, Deafness. Heart Disease, Diabrtss H ydroeele, Dropsy, Old Sores, Ulcers, Cancers, Scroffnhvand nany other kinds not mentioned. For a complete description cf tbis establishment send three ornt snd get TanMeter's Journal of Bsalth by return mail. Address, JX. S. TA METER, Charleston, Illinois. eead yhat these Gnmiiri ea ye to iat. Being Personally acquainted with Dr. 8. VanMeter, he being a member of the Church of Christ, aad r visiting hia Infirmary noting bis Immense practice and success in tbe healing art, we heartily endorse aad recommend him to the brotherhood and public generally, believing him to be just what he claims. ' F.I.D. DAVID WALK, Memphis, Term. CLD. B. B. TVLKR, Tprre Haute, Ind. ELD. THO. R. HCLKTT, Eminence, Ky. ELD. C. O. BARTHOLOMEW , LaPorle.Ind. ELD. J.O. PARSON 8. Charleston, Ills. -ILD. THOMAS MCNNELL, Cincinnati. O t Or. Ssc'y Aisrlasa Ckrbtlu Mis. Bsettty. ' ILD. BIH'L ROW IS", mlnence, Kj key. w n. uvWEa, Bsnieit, Tena. ATKINS, Cleveland, Teno.

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