Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1868 — Page 3

WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, fApril 22d, 1868

KGENTS WANTED.

We want agents In every township, and neighborhood of this Congressional D« trict to canvass for the Campaign Wukly Express- Liberal inducements offered Apply immediately.

T. M. Doughty, a well-known citizen, long a resident of this city, died |Mon day morning after a liugering illness.

(jolobes.—The bright sun and genial atmosphere of yesterday brought many l&diG? out on the street. A large propor tion of thoge we met were colored ladiesOolored white and red, cosmetically.

Public Speaking.—Hon. F. M. Meredith will address the citizens of Middlestown, Prairie Creek Township, Saturday, May 2d, at 2 o'clock, p. M., on the political topics of the day. All are invited.

The two Terre Haute boys, Lehart and Ewing, who escaped from the Warden, at Indianapelif, whilo being transferred from the Penitentiary to the House of Refuge, were seen in tbis vicinity, we learn, last 8unday.

True!—Will Pound, of lue Indianapolis Commercial, litters ti truism wheri bo says that "city editors can be governed by no specifil or general rules, and that they will get about the same amount of blame whether tbcy do well or ill."

CoMUOK 1'leab Court.—Little business of public interest transpired in tbo Court yesterday. Alien Keiger, who •o me if toe since shot at John Snodgras?, was required to give bond in the sum of $100 tor bij^good behavior in the future.

United States Court.—In malting up tbajtiHes for this court, which convenes at Indianapolis on tbs tlrst Tuesday in May, our fellow-citizens John Hnney and Perry E. Tuttle have been summoned to f.erve—the first named on the grand jury and the latter on tho petit jury.

Heailtht.—Previous to yosterday no interment had been made in tho city cemetery for ten days. While physicians, undertaker* and the sexton may not consider this city a profitable place for the prosecution of their reepnrtico callings, we congratulate tho public uii the general good health no"W existing.

ThS KauiT.—The Greencastle Banner learns from &r. R. 8. Ragau,awell known fruit grower of Putnam county, that tba peaches and apples wore not killed by the late cold weather, though some other varieties, such a3 fpears and cherries, are undoubtedly injured to some extent. He thinks that, so far, the .prospeot is good for an abundance.

The Postal Law of Congress forbids tbe opening of a newspaper by a person not addressed or authorized under penalty of $20 fine, and stealing the same is punishable by Imprisonment.

Those who have been in the habit of ate»}ipg the Expasas heretofore will do well to emember the abeve item,which wd clip from an-exchange. Persons frequent" «omplftiu of their newspapers not reaching thfCJ, :but wa hope they Tvill have no otfcaslon to oomplain in ftitu.re.

J-'Uf1"} V- IJamm Henrt—not the one who Aides ia this city, but a dirty acallftfag from Honey Creek township, was commit* ted by Esq. Donetiis to jail yesterday under bonds of $100 for selling a lot of Wood that did not belong to him and pocketing the proceeds—four dollars. The wood belonged to his half brother George Henry, who had brought it up and thrown it off just outside the city, intending to bring it when tho roads were bad and the demand better.

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BOYS.—It any one desires to ascertain bow many boys there are in town out of employment and willing to work, lot bim insert an advertisement of "boy wanted." A gentluman tried it restorday and was overrun with applicant.'. One disappointed boy came to our office to see if there were any other situations open, and stated that although ha responded to the nd vertuement above mentioned early in tbe morning he found the boys "thicker than black birds."

Quits a bun was made on tbe County Treasurer's office Monday, not to dr»w out of Treasurer Shepherd*s safe, but to put, money in—it being the last day for paying taxes beforo tho ten per cent, penalty was put rn. The Treasurer and deputies wpre kept exceedingly busy in receiving greenbacks, go very bandy to have In the house of every well regulated family, and yet so essential for the oiling ol our State and county machinery. So great wai the rush that the clerk* in the Auditor's office had to occasionally ae« sist in relieving tbe pressure. Those anxious to "call at the Captain's office and settle" crowded upon each other's neelF, taking tbeir tnrn like "going to mill." They embraced several women—we don't mean to say the men embraced the wo-men--old, young^and middle aged. They had come together like good citizens to deposit their mites towards paying the necessary expenses of tho current year. Some of the mites were not very trifling either, tut were good sized paokages of the circulating medium.

A study of human nature has «ver been to us one of interest, and tbis can be indulged in, very frequently, to the best advantage, in a crowd. Each countenance we beheld \e8terday, 'as its proprietors issued from tha Treasurer's office, Worn an ay press ion of r«l\«f s.s if a weight bad been taken from the mind—also a load from tbo pocket, perhaps—while la tbe b^pd was a piece of paper wiicb was clutched with all the energy appar«ntlyrwbicb drowning men are said to be imbued wt ea oatcbing at straws. How happy and Uutdkful tbe people seemed to feel—thankful that thoy had property upon which to be taxed, but still more thankful that they held In their hands tbe Treasurer's receipt for their taxe* without taring lb* «wt«d tbe penalty for delay. Happy awTtafri

About six. o'clock laftv«l«nlug Mr Joho Rtipp was kicked in the bead by a horse at Beauchamp'6 livery ct&blo on 3d street. Bis injpries^are o/sa.v^ry Otis character, and, ^t 14 feafed,wili jjjttfve Donogkoe, fatal

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The Fbuit.—The people tftlfrejolco to learn that the inforiqption comee from many Iwinis^n fife jhiiaify thfft'ihe has fortunately survived the recent cold siege, and the prospect is ndw good for full orop of all varieties.

LiuDiks fbrid ofgafdekii&Wliil find i^e following recipe of service: Make up your beds early in the mot filng ,r saw buttons on your husband's shirt do not rake up grievances protect the youiyjiiBimadir branches of your familyf |lailt smile of good temper on j^oar fBC0,\ind carefully root out all angry fMings, and expect a good c^op of happiness.

INCOME TAX IN VIGO COUNTY.

We present below the tot*.of incomes returned in Vigo county for M67, giving in two columus the gwss ineo^M^^e amount liable taxation. The difference between tho two represents tbe amount deducted for living ($1,00Q), taxes, rent, repairs, street improvement* interest paid, etc. Tho tax is Ave per cent of the ne| incQmoi

In counncUon with pomo'of the names is^given. tho jimount of tax withhold on salaries tfe afr Office? or' tlhvp4o^&- of tbe United State* and from stockholders in corporation?. As an explanation of tbe latter, we will state that they are shareholders or stockholders ir. corporations, tho dividends and profits of which are paid under it provision' revonue law by the cora«"®^eft tUaolf. The inconjH taxpayer, in lb uls individual returns, ^tdndf&toeMl^vidend* or profits, el«o he. a)double tax. For instance: ,Jt*n o? |wenty won hold stock in a National Sank which declares fife ndeffcn '1foidld at tbe end of each quarter. When this declaration ie returned to the Assessor the tax is paid by' tho bank on tbe fuU'dmount. When the stockholders report tbeir incomes for taxation, ot course they are allowed a deduction prostata of bank profits,- ujfQfy which revenue has already been collected This set down In the list-^'tm* withheld."

In addition to tho list below a large number of .aQldfwitsj Jaayg J^e^ iMed £y citizen? giving no figures, bi\t^ that their incomes are less than fijOOQ.

Names. Grossgaxjxblc. Altekruse, E $1,356^ °f$255 Armstrong, .«£. Armstrong, John 1,074 16 Allon, JameB 1,393 51 Arnold, Herman......'...../. 1,^00/ 1 461

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Austin, A G.. 1,916 285 Anthony, Jas. W estate of 1,300 75 Gilbert, Curtis....... ........ 4,578 Allen, Ed B................... 1,800 fc&bett, JoB^h^.y.^.v?

4!:*«

Boa17 D*0C4iQ^..-.Jf.Ra63 16, Dement, Geo W-... 10,400 4,206 "5,50^

tax withheld 2,1

chidiric*,

492

Bolton, James Bleemel, Ernst. Burt, James Boord, Geo Barnard, John Blaize, William Brake, John Brown, Joseph,.!..£4 Bro#n, Putn^...|H^.4 Bowser, 8amH.i....! Barr, Thotnas H.., ........ tax withheld

1,314 876 1,914 1,600 923 1,795

1,076

./v

873

l,60f 260 2,759 2,945

J75

1,233 12 120

236

uE 210

JT"

i329. 96 -240 £02 700 778 6,896 3,857

581 .92

7,153

Condit, Sla«tftd.^... ..^: 18° Curtif. BieQfioro^.v^.vvVCurtis, Egbert 3,000 Curtis, Thomas W 1,600 ClaU9sen, Augustus 2,090 8B Chambers, John 1,200 63

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i.9% Wi-

ciift, W 3 4^.i.-.."3,390 1,939

Cook, Lewis 2,q16 ...... Cox, Bobert 9 2,231 95C Cruft, W «76 Coffin, Charles.......... 240

aates&m

Deaiiug,

S a a

tfrtCft TaxaliU,

Demas. 6,671 4,871

Davis, James 640 3 4 6 5 Dowling, Thomas 6,447 2,610 tax withheld 97 Delaahmutt, W G..1,300 Dodson, Miehael 1,100 52

DeFrees, Anthony 937 Danaldson, S 6,360 5,229 Durham, Milton S 2,492 1,026 Durham. Thomas 3,750 Deugler, Benj. 1,600 472 Duenweg, Louis 1,000 Didnsh, F..., 1,000 Kdklril/WJK.i«/.'.'J.XSiH&iii« 1,603 tax withheld 112 Early, Jacpbt D. ^5,944 13,875 'tftx wiliSelff' 1,810 Early, Ann 2,920

l,b01

1,000 8,485 500 56 1,190

tax withheld

Evans, Harvey 3,340 tax withheld Eberle, Cbarle«..v.......... 1,^50 EdlaH.C fij^-^Ofaiir^ad. 1^400 tax withheld Eicbelberger, John A 700 Erl&ngor, Joseph.... 949 Ellis, Abram 1,394

J375

/,•' 416 350

Etgkisl&ld, Wtu..i.,..iG 630 Eshman, 3,252 1,953 Ellla, Geo 4,181 1,758 Eppingbousen, Chae.. 2,000 865 Ernest, Jas 799

Freeman, 800 |^uinu8t^Un Freeman, John l,BOO Fellenzer, Jas Fisk, S E tax withheld

Arnold, A' 692 Glick, GeorgeT..K.1.CSo7» 1,063 Asb, Olivor 600 Grosjean, Fred 668 AltklnlEdward 1,000 (jfjoqtzn..Fiedu.H.............. 1,400 AllowRyi A|len.V.i...i.. I2.r *25 ?|(^... Gjj6tz.JTfibn^.....,l/JJl Andrews, Noyea..... 1,31)0 ...7.. Grover, Ira, Jr 1,080 Alexander, J..., $5,343 Grover, Ira, Sen........ 1,200 tax withheld 3,§«4 Heyxoth, Hugh^...., ,800 Branch, W .Ofi«fr|w!B^..^o ^291 Barras, Samuel A 1,650 100 Hag.etL H.^-.^............ 6,899 Blinn, Horace 1,100 44 Ik&miM Brokaw, Chas ^nfc.. Brokaw, Geo E 4,064 1,408 Brasher, ttobt. ,881 Brown, Daniel...£«..»• 41 |fl Bichowsky, Francis 1,650 161 Burnett, A 4,407 986 Brown, John 1,188 Buskirk, Peter 939 Badgley, Jm iW-4 Barrett, W. 760

iM -W.

,^0 500

3,360 945

408

-frjin^S^HOVj"* Franz, Fred Forster, Leopold Foote, James A France, Susan yw:.nlMtf«rWW|eJJbuOiv i.2,100 Forster, 1,030 Fera, A 800 ...... Firfing#)niJ$me8.|,..f... |r0|^ nj. %„44x wilhlfeld-* 1,982 Feibeck, 1,108 Gerdaer, Ephtaim -L 1,030., Gdndwhi," C'A.J.............i.' l,450'jC- 256 4,7^0 2,780 1,045 J- ..... 1,500 Gossett, W ..^^,640^ Goodman, Leopold ?..."1,645 Gerstmeyer,Cba4..A w.v.1. ^30^i Grimes, Andrew!.......*.... 1,012 GriBwold, W.D 16,720 Qtoldr, Jo8«pb..........1.t 6,323 Gould, ON 4,007 Oilman, Elijah M. 1,770 Oilman, 1,564 Giofrot, Charles £...•:•••••'» 2,12^i Gunn, William A ." 600

Moo* 800 37C 500 2,135

Gulick,_j .iK'-yj,. Grubbs, Jam PS S...4...^rf Gaerineau, BO

^.452 %45

13,678 5,223 1,376 440 507 975

946

l,8i0

7S0

2,789

TC 1,514

iuUi€ff G..»^Y-«l-, 2,600 682

J8w-MW»ei-rl#213.

a,30

^etnt, Joaephr.. .:r.r.......1,213 "38 Heinl, John M13 30

3,500

tax withheld

L'.Sf 4iI0t:Z

Hulman, Theodore......... 1,600 434

AUliUHu, J. 11VUUU10«.••••.*• i|Wyv __ -_j| t-

Houriat, Jules 926 Byce, Lucius......

t^'.Ubh.ld l,46t Ktoo.E....

HollUger, Martin. 300

Hoberg. 1,271 Howe, Frank 2,000

lot 600

Haggerty, W 1,100

"2*32

IS?

5,003

Hussey, Preston.^.......... 4,726 tax withheld

2,280 1,260 |l

Beri-y, 'John fl.i.A...,. 4500 *12,710 Be^ch, John.S.,...•» 7,713 »«I tai^wlthlieid «i Baaoomb. Gqo IL3..v...-^1,|64 Boudinotl H.'.f.^r^MO BrittlebahR, JuliU)»..A...:.'i 1,600 Byers, Will 1,140 Baur, John 1,000 Beauchamp, Isaac 98? Booth, Bebee 2,237 tax withheld Baier-dorf, Fred Bindley, E Hv 3t....A Barnes. Thotnas E F...... Bartboloniew, Henry s3.".. Black, A Briscoe, W Baird, John Barton, A tax withheld Barrett, Dennis 1,045 Bartlett, 0 1,336 Bos worth.../ 690 iyers, Michael 1,850 Blakf'/JosejMi -4,20^ BH11,EY 1,346 Brown. O. W.«....-?.*.« h2°0 BarniCiile, Job'n...... 1 Ball, Issaac 577 Buckingham, W 1,400 Barbour, Cory 2,179 Baugb, William 700 Bemch, Silas 1.2°° Braman.C L......—.—1,500• Barriok, Will in Qts. ..1.'. i.. 1." Jotu^ Bell, JHar»e3..r................ tax withheld Ball. W^Hate J....... Collins, William O Crisher, Cruft, Cbas ........... Conn. Nelson Wu .ia...r.. ,tax wUhel^, Crowther, Gideapr»-«*——"-Cookerly, G:F::...:,.:..:..... Wo Cory, Simoon 650 Chamberlain, A L~ 1,232 Cbeever, William 2,200 743

•isf

781

192 49? 170 900

1,630 1,500 301 fa.~ 10 63

1 1,200 1,20P. 1,875 8,140

Ha winy, Hough, A O....... Hutchison, W P. Haney, John

118

5,245

-t:

iW 1^,2,246 432 137

Hudnut, Theodore... Hoffman, Tilghman J.....

1,660

i, Tilghman .....v, 1,160

Hlckson, W 845 Hartung, Gwfge A lf594 Qabeilev, G^o. IW" Hudson, TBI.... -,097 Hoff, FW 1,433 Haslet, George 860 Heustis, John 1,084 Hickcox, 1,070 HendorsorijJohn E i,200 Henderson, William...... 0 2 0 Harbert. Benj 964 Holmes, Arba 1,533 Haberland, Fran« 800 Hannegan, SK 80C Harris, Kilert 2,000 Irvin, JP,B.-jyf 1»W7 Insiey, Will 3

773 500 ..4

'225 337 337

200

9®0

lmbery, Cbaa A 1,450 offers, Uriah 1,985 Jewell, W S 960 Jcaepkh^ Ma*..... 1,250 Joab, William.,.............. 1,893* Johnston, James 1,553 Johnston, Lewis W

347 672

140

Jenkins, Wil.iain 1,200 Jackson, John 1,025 ...... ^npi& OJj| Jones, 3 is £l 1,118 37 Jones, N 1,200 Johns, ,..,11,777 Kloer, Gusfav 1,058 Katzenbach. N 1,323 Kuppenhelmer, John...... .. Kb&pnaan, B. F.....i.1,150 Kelly, James 1,640 Kraft, Anton..... 1,375 Kirsme, Herman 1,534 Keyes, Horatio 3,133 Knnpft Cyfine..,..,.... 1,350 Kizer, John 3,500 Knapp, C. 0 1,553 Kramir, George.. 219 Key, John 2,100 Kissner. 1,859 K&Hyif oseph «3L.»..^.»».^2,026" Kaufman, A 1,642 Kennedy,S. 2,000 Leeveque, Louis.........—..". 860 LintoD, Mrtiry. 1,347 1 ^.iasw^hbeld

Laughead, Wm. 767 Long, Jeremiah 1,075 %foo Lawes, xbomas^.. $60 tayflw, gniar!te!!g.aips

i96

CunniDfb^ ^^,4,325 W

LcdoVl^,Jo»f B....

3,U6 1,426

Dealng, Sarah 29^96 2,M2 tax withheld

37 4

4,078

202

1,698 205 520 340

....-?20•'

Taxable'

If"'ffroo.

Markle, W h:l.. 996 Mahaii,WmL .*.... 1,682 Munelman, Samuel 920

645

Donoghoe, W Jn............ 1,000 ._ ..

uonognoe, *v i,uvu DoughertyiH.&. ....utu..l li.... Dickenson, LW 920 Pr^^(iifi..3^0a,845 615 Debs, Daniel 1,000

286

Meredith, TJ.631 Moudy, Martin 900 Moeger, Matthias 3,700 Milligan, Samuel..a 2,080 Myton, James A 2,000 Milns, 115 Melcber, Chas S 1,200 Madrigal, Margaret*. 3,069 tax withheld Milholland, 1,090 Murray, 1,850 Meredith, 3,000 Minshall, W 6,919 tax withheld Moencb, Chas 980 Mengel, Nic 6,058 Mi Us, 1,28§ Madison, A 1,245 Madia.n, Herbert 1,000 Morris, Bichard A 2.509 tax withheld Merry, Samuel 2,290 Merry, John S 800 Merry. Wm 1*013 Malitox, A C...... 2,360 Morrill, Ira ^G 961 Macauly, James 1,100 Miller, Byron H. '800 Miller, 950 Miller, W 1,200 Miller, Henry 2,361 Miller, William 1,200 Miller, Daniel 3,975 Meyers, William ... 1,200 Moyer, John W 1,250 Mayer, John 2,397 ilyer.", Frank 1,200 AlcSbcrry, Hugh 375 McFarland, Joseph 900 McGregor, Alex 3,310 lax withheld 1,491 McGregor, James 362 McMahan, Jobn 1,691 322 McCombs, Jesse 1,980 141 MsElfresh, 1,607 379 McElvaine, Samuel 1,800 450 McKinney, Arfch'd 1,007 MeKeever, John 1,338 29 McLean, William E 3,819 893 tax withheld 1,060 Martin, Thomas 1,850 129 Mack, William 2,G60 1,200 Naylor, Geo W 1,222 165 Naytor, WHson 1,750 209 Nippert, Aug 6,260 tax withheld 260 Nipport, Firmin 5,126

*801

864

538

1,645 2,024 2,112

515

1,277 9 930

219

131

1,051

290

141

I? tax withheld ,« 3,424 Newhart, Philip 2.601 1,551 Nelson, Thoe 1,550 220 Nebf Andrew I 224 Nororoas, EL 1,140 OJBoyle, John 6,056 1.699 O'Boylo, John H,jr 1,309 26 O'Boyle, Greoft H....1,309" 26 Osbourue, Edw'd 827 O*Riley, 1,030 Oleott, Jas 2,300 03o Ogle, Jas W 1,200 Otis, 1,916 294 Ohm, Ernst ,...• 1,275 Oakey. Chas C. 2,305 1,80:". Oakoy, Sarah 1,585 585 Patrick, Geo W 1,900 317 Payne, Marvin 700 Paddock, William 3,995 704 Pence, Allen 2,686 1,686 Piety, Robert 486 Potter, Ephraim 1,520 Potter, SH 4,394 1,054 tax withheld 1,600 Pugb, Thos 374 Pierce, Isaac N... 1,126 Pugb, Ishmael 2,016 518 Paddock, Frank 800 Phillips, Aquil'a 1,?16 .7... Perkins, James 860 Patterson, CY 1,9^5 587 Patrick, William 1,903 Paddock, David S 1,200 194 Potnfiroy, George 1,146 44 Peddle, ChaB 3,000 1,778 Purdy, George 1,628 4 93 Polhemus,WmS 1,200 Pugb, David 2,094 426 Ro3e, Chauncey -112,890 68,613 tux withheld 43,604 Ross, John 1,687 Ross, James 3,233 1,086 Rosj, Edwin W 1,490 113 JR'osb,"Henry 4,720 417 tax withheld 2,656 762

3,747 360 1,60? 586 "ill 1,650. 1,660 1,4801 1,037 5S0 2,655 1,079 1,989 1.817 1,621 '6,341

1,297 369 114

Reftnati, Alvid.. 'Ryidwn, Jacob..J... Reiss, Got|leib...vj.......... Reia, John N Rankin, Jbhn. .... Ram me, Wm Row, John Reese, Samuel T... Rockwell, St Read, Ezra tax withheld Riley, Benjamin 1,600 Riley, William 1,630 Ripley, George 2,980 Ripley, I 1,500 Roilischild, 1,100 Rothichild, E 1,590 Rogers, Estate of 2,043 Rogers, Milton 1,319 Rhyan, Henry 64S Rive, Philip 472 Relners, Hajo 1,295 Robertson, Strawder 1,120 Rabbins, William 1,061 Robinson, Henry 800 Rugan, George 1,360 Riddle, Thomas 1,935 Roedel, John 1,325 Reininga, Otto 800 Rippetoe. John 347 Rippetoo, R. W 1,800 Rea. Catherine 800 ShelladyGB 8fif Stone, Samuel 841 Simpson, RufusH 6,597 Sedam, W l,?'ft Smith, Marshall A 1,128 Schoemehl, Marcus 8Cy Sirronia Leo 1,299 Swafford, 1,06 5 Sandford, Charles S l,10u Stunkard, David 2,600 Sesley, Jonas 1,290 StumpfF, Richard 1,200 Steverson, Francis 1,474 Scott, Samuel 1,424 Scott, Geo 1,100 Scott. John 1,300 Scott, Harvey 2,70f. Schmidt, Ferdinand 1,300 Smith, Whitfield 800 Smith, 2,299 Hykes, Jobn 1,814 Sibley, John 1,'60 Shepherd, Jas W 638 Shepherd Jas N 7,383 Simmons Willis 1,837 Stoner, S 1.500 St. John, Rufus 1,93d Strong, Joseph 1,140 Schirmerer, Christ 501

1&01

Sherbourne, A 1,100 Slaughter W 2,500 Smock, Cornelioe 800 Soute, Origin 1,145 Schuerman, Herman 1,200 Stoecker, Fred W 1,030 tax withheld Shannon, Patrick Shuey, Wiiliam L...... Shryer Jobn Solomon, Pierre

603 §59 976 252

1,000

Schwlngroaber, 3ibley, Wm W Stewart, Thos W Shaley, Fred W Shaffer, Wiilam Straus, Samuel Seemao, Margaret Scbloss, Philip.. Tuell, William Tuller, Oweo Turner, J*o.es ...... TurMt,

630

6 0

929

Langford, Mary 2TfiO^! Link, George- T.i-XOl- 1,746 Lyons, James M'v«f .*—* .. 763 an A W 90°

33* 71!

John

1,336 7,501

MfKMn,.wia .U,«06 a.b im MeKeem, *^00 ...... *1,921 Morgan Wm? 1,100 *M90Wt,OW n*

TUloUon, Jamce BTully, Patrick Temple, Sidney... Vaieintine, Waa T*ft Valxab, Robert.Yorto, Jerry.. •ryd»fk,J A-

660 09 485

2,500 340 246 696 110

350

1,043

337 110

168

2,889

600

157

173

1,4G0 1R9

940 J64 147

2,293

199

367

105 40

1,600 1,380 1,917 1,219 1,100 l,00t« 2,100 1,300 1,630 1,398 1,365 845 9.668 8.44? 2,800 1,460" 3,233

ilo

695

541

5,780 6,308

149

Thompiqp, Samuel Ji Thompson,Ralph L......... V315 MJ1 1,473 1,020. 1,246

640

1,622 2,865 326 340

H) 100

1,493

396

Qrets. Ta table7.845

Vesey, William Williams, -M W.... 539 Williams, John Bfc 3.390 Williams, Henry D......... 1,746 Warren, Chauncey Jr 2,351 Warren, Chauncey..... 5,730

170

1,406 1,737 359 1.005 3,978 200 6,050 5j53

Tax withheld

Warren, LG, estate of. 19,765 Tax withheld Warran, Wm 14,698 Wnrren, Chas M....... 1,600 Wilson, John 1,240 Wortbington, Wm H...... 1,180 Weir, Jobn 6,570 Wildy, Joseph 1,098 Wintermute, S 210 Wiley, Wm. 1,160 Wiltig, Charles 1,778 Walker, William 1,695 Wheeler, M. 3,473 Walter, Jobn M... 2,175 Wood, Jobn A 1'668 Walter, Martha A 1,447 Weiea. Gnentber 2,601 Woelfle, Charles 445 Weisz, Birthold.... 1,200 Welch, A. 1]280 Welch. Nelson 1,320 Walmsley, Edward W..... 1 027 West, B. F... /.. 1,200 Woodruff, Wm. S 1,200 Weidel, Charles 860 Wheeler, Z. L.~... 077 Westfnll P. a.... 2,000 Wilmotb. Elias 1,840 Watkins, T. W 2,500 Wreeks, Thomas 960 Whitakcr, Josiah 1,170 Wolfe, Pet W...-. 848 Wolfe, Simon 2,000 Wright, Edward 845 Wright E. 907 Wright, David 1,639 Zimmerman, Jobn

155

11,968 487 123 75 105 16

*30

*454 434

1,004 286

1,520

105

616 681 352

*179

500

334

s677

Campaign Weekly Express

A CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

Onl) $1,00 for Nearly Sight Months!

We propose..to furnish tho WEEKLY EXPRESS until the. First of December, period of nearly iiigbt .month?, f'-r only One Dollar where Twenty or moro opies «rt* sent—0 one addrass—u roasonabb deduction will be made. 1'bij term will cirry the readers through tho exciting State and Presidential campaigns. .No nifort 011 our part will be -.pared to make tho Wekkxt EXPRtr-i.i a useful newspaper, a welcome visitor, and a faithful exponent of tho Republican Pr.rty.— Aside from National affairs, tbo 'ocal pol« ilics o! the State, Congressionid Distri'-t and Count)—in fact, every Township in thn County will receive all possible atten-

The leading Republican speeches of the campaign will bo published and wo shall continue our usual variety of telegraphic and home news, home and foreign markets, &c.

Our Low Bate puts it in tii« power of Grant Clubs and locnl committees to supply their township* and neighborhoods with good Republican sentiment^, at a trifling expense. jVowisthetimeto form pubiu' sentiment. Good Republican documents should be put the bands of those undecided as to which party to attach themselves. Few votes are changed by the vart amount of time, money and talent expended just on the '•ve of election.' Ropublienn newspapers showld be sown broadcast, 'they are better than speeches, printed oral, coming every week with eharp, brief, pointed items they Are tbe jmall shot that tell.— It is (i steady agency tha w-.rk goes oh continuously, aa the saed grows in the ground. Democratic speakers *ud newspapers ate str pping for tb tt^d. Bad seed will grow r^rthe ground vqt ocoupi^d by good-.- ?'fv-'t cs"T ,:With this view, and that all poesible goo.l n£ be aceimplisbed by ,a widespread circulation, wo have pat tbe ptlce of our campaign paper down to the lwvti rate at which it. can. be jtitbtfihodf loith' out acttiq.1 lots

Will Township Ese.'U!itr 1 hirumittees,. and our Repnbl ican frieV:t1% generally aid us la tbis matter? Snnd In your orders immediately, that tb» goc-1 worh may bK romruence''

Otter Crekk Mketinq.—The Repub. licans ofOttcr Creek township met at the Uni. School House Sstordar evening. Tho Httendance was unusually large. The principal address was made by HonF. -M Merelitb, afier whit the following gentlemen bein^ present. Were called out and responded vith brief r^ o«rks: R. H. Simpson, (VR. illy. James H. Turner, Co1. M. Smith, Filheck, T. E. Dawson, C. Coddir-fftm. John McFarlane. M. Rankin, Cnpt. C. Scott, G. W Litr.b^rl Henry F«irbanke. The remarks made by thes® gentlemen eauscd the moH enthusiastic demonstrations on the part of the largn assemblage, and at tho conclusion the m^tine ndjr.urnsd until Saturday evening n.x', ^h a Grant Club wi 1 be organized.

Of Counal Not. —Th.« foDuwing Is reported to havo occuired lvcemly in one of our grocery stores A. lady from the rounlrv efiterer!, «nd 'i-ked one of the clerk' if ho wanted to purchase some chickens a couple of them—at the same time throwing a pair of live ones on tbo enuoter. The clerk answered he did, and as ihe pair showed coutidenibie anxiety to be free and out of their bonds, be asked the lady if they would lay there, meaning would they remaiu or. the counter until he could attend to thiMu -Lay there tho lady asked, indignantly "of course not therti i« tbey won't lay nowhere. The clerk is now undergoing medical treatment.

Linton Township Convention.— Pursuant to a call of the Kx.-cutivo Committee the Republicans Linton township wet, in convention at the mill in Hartford, Saturday -aitern^.n. the Convention was organir"d by- calling James

Sanford io the chair and Fred F. Cornell to act as Secretary. The'Chairmna rtatod vh# object of the meeting was t* or^ar.iie a Grant Club which wa« done fcfto ahouc thirty-five name* wer* enrolled, the election of tbe following i-flBCtrr^:^

Major. W, \V President Jos, Smith, Vice President Fred F. Cornell Secretary Pbiiip RaadolphrTreasur«r.

Speeches were made by Wilfiam Browc, of Pieraon, Phifip Riud iph Mr. John* •on, Mr. Bull James Sandford acd Nicholas* F)lbeSk, and tbe meeting adjourned to Saturday afternoon, the_ i^d of May next.

BtTTTXR continues very scarce in |his market, and what does come in is more golden In price than oolor.

We leartl from tbe Brazil Miner that Mr. t. C. Stunkard, of this city, has transferred his interest in the lndianspo lis Furnace Company's works to Elisha Adamson, for the consideration, in part, of the tatter's property in the Bun tin House. ,*f

Township Assmsments.—Tbo several township assessors have filed their Annual returns to the County Auditor last week The table below exhibits & 3urnmaiy of the Rume: "H

Pirtenil Ha. ooos.

TotHurfupt. Prep rty. Peilt. iiilt Fcmalt Harrli ...3,289,638 9,1*1 889 64 3ngar Creek.. .... 178 6'fl 891 MS 19 Kerins .... 91.881 176 196 7 Honey Creek.. ... 188 8?0

910

1P4 10

Linton ... 124 918 223 151 1 Otter Cre«k... .... 158,780 189 6 Lot Creek .... 154,

»1G 338 175 15

Prairletoa .... 111,000 166 60 1 258 118

Pntlri? Creok. ... 124.306 214 185 Pferson .... 128, «1 218 149 is Fayette .... 172,444 3fH 183 11

Total .$1,843,510 4.651 2,271: 149

More Trouble Among the Colored Folks.—Thursday evening a festival was held at tho Oolored Church, and while the audience was assembling and handing in their twenty-five cent pOetala at tbo door, two young bucks, Albert White and Simeon P. Greene opened a receiving office on their own account just outside They collected of two women as they pass, ed in, and with the money paid their own way into the Church, During the evening the transaction leaked out, and yea terdny thoy were summoned before the Mayor. Wall told the Court he was "not guilty," bat as be was, he was asswsed $1?. Greene plead guilty and got his die barge two dollars cheaper.

CroPc. —After repeated failure^ in the crops for three successive seasons every one will rejoice that the prospect bid8 fair for a bountiful wheat barvpst this oar. We have encouraging report* from nearly every direction. Tbe early spring raits seem

f.o

have done much good in

re setting that which was' mostly frozen out the ground, and if tbo weather con tinues fnvorable as it has begun there is every evidence that we wilt have as large if not tbe largest crop ever produced in the country.

Notwithstanding the extreme drouth last fall which delayed seeding to a very Into period in tho season, there has been more ground put. in wheat than any previous year. Thero are of course, as is the case every season, roports from some sec. lions of a reverse character—that tho crop is a failure-^-but this does ffot effect the country generally. This condition is true mostly in those neighborhoods, where tbe cause may be traced to the neglect or unskillful manner of tbe farmer ia.&eed* icg

With the return or' good crop?, the lightening of taxation, an economical administration of the general Government, tbe decapitation of A. Johnson and tbo consequent return of peace acd quiet to the countiy, we will soon asperience something like "thegood old'times."

Circuit Court—-The following eaaea were disposed of in the manner named la3t week.

Sanderi vs. Falaey—appeal—t^onlinued. State vs. Jordan Howard—-assault and b6tterv--di3ibWsed--thedefcoda&t baviog been tried for tbe offsase and fined by a magistrate.

State vs Wm. Lawepn—.Afcauhr^nd battery—dismissed The pHQsecu^jDjj witnesss tesbi&ed that bA d^ Mk-^watfik'the assault.

State vs. AdolpTi uors without license. ,Fined jiv^acljlM* and eosts. *r 1 'r

Samael Paddock 78. Rober .*?, Had*, son—appeal. This is the wall known cow case—a 'suit for the possession bf a cow, of which we made full mdntioa at* the time theease was tried before Esq. Sftjitb* It will be remembered Samuel Paddock and Bichard Lidstar each had a ccfvt to stray away. Lidster found, as bs stippcsed, his own cow and afterwards sold it to Col. B. N. Hudson. Mr. P. accidentally finding tbe name in Hudson's possession claimed it as his own, brought suit of replevin—Esq. Smith decided in Paddock's favor, and yesterday tbe ca»« came up In the Circuit Court on Hudson's appeal, bofore a jury of "twelve unbiassed citizens Some thirty witnesses were examinedthose for each party swearing with equal positivoness thai the cow belonged t/-th3 person in whose interest tbey were summoned. It is a kind of mistaken identity affair. Tbe case was conducted by Col. McLean for the plaintiff, and Messrs. H.

Scott and R. W. Thompson for the defendant The knotty question was discussed by the jury in their room, near two hours resulting in a verdict in favor of the pluintiff, Mr. Paddock, ns the rightful owner

Tbis case rsmiad* us of the old wood cut caricatures we used to see, when e. boy, representing two litigants and the lawv&rs One »cene represented tbe plaintiff pulling at the bores of a cow and the defendant tugging in *n opposite direction at the tail, while two lawyer* were looking complacently on. In the second scene, the litigants have palled tbe horns and tail out, and the lawyers on each side are milking away with all their might. So in this case, we should not be surprised if the lawyers got the best part of the cow/

Alexander Rowan vs. O. O. Lynde— judgment for plaintiff. John Elliott vs. Jerentia B. Bailey— Suit to recover land sold under fraud— continued.

State vs. Daniel Dreeje—- two c*se® for retailing liquors—fine of $5,00 and.on* dismiual.|

State vt Minaie Dreeae—four cases retailing—fine $5,00 in two and two dismissals.

The day was expended in tbe argument of motions^for new trials and setting the times in several important o&us^s which will be considered at tbe adjourotd term In June next.

Horsk Thiuf Are wtxd.—Deputy Sheriff O'Mara and George Titus, the owner of tba stolen property, arrested yesterday morning, six miles north of Bra til, Cbariea W Oard, who In Martb last stole a ?pan of horses and Wfg from George Titus, of Edgar county, Illir.ols. Oard was brought to this cfty and lodged in jail, He will be taken before a magistrate to-day for identification, alter which he «ill be taken to Paris, Illinois. Tbe itolec property was found in Oard'e pOMMiiM-

Tibke Hactjc Lodgx No 51 I.O. O. P. meets thk evening.

Ahothbb attempt was mads recently to rob tbe Fifth Street Catholic Ohnrcb.

MEcmVtc'a Bow is to be modernised With handsome cornice.

Marsicd April 14th, by Ber. J. Brown, Autud Tsoxa* and Masoa rkt Jenks, all of this city.'

Tax VA.R1CKR8 are bringing very little wheat to maxkot. The mills generally we either grinding corn or doiog notb* ing. '.

The Buntin House hotel property has agflin changed hands. Mr. Ellsba Adamso& baring sold his one-half interest to Mr. David Stunbard, for $12,000

It has been decided by a I^onisville udge that a man baa bo right .,to whip his wife, "either for recreation or amusement.'

Why are ladies out shopping like birds on the wing? Because it takes tbeu a long time to settle upon their purchase (perches).

Ths latest "taking" thing in fashion is an elastic boot beel for tbe foot furniture of girl?.' "'flipping the light fantan. tic toe'' will now be aphorized into bobbing the gay elastic heel

SoMte ONS curious in these mattern has made a calculation in regard to tho salaries paid to ihinisters in this country and the number of sermons preached, that tho average price paid for a sermon, take the land through, is only threo cents.

An- exchange says no man will e?er be able, to build a house by carrying brick* in bii hat We know of a number of persons in this city who are endeavoring tc accomplish the object in |bat way—at least wo don't know what else they are driving at.

Ws learit scfefal'persona who at flr6t contemplated being candidates for the Republican nomination for one vf the county offices have withdrawn from the contest. Tbe names of those who are ac tively at work will be found in our an nouncement columji|.__».

Wk think with a cotemporary lofeal, that when a lady passes along the streets so immensely perfumed that horses stand, ing by the sidewalks prick up their ears and chtmp their bits, it may bo safe to conclude that she has drawn.it..pretty etrong. 1

Home one Who probnbly'kaows, lay# that.tbe popular song "Tramp, tramp, tramp," was composed by a prf»oner con* fined in the Iowa penitentiary, and was first written on the walla of bi9 cell witb charooal. It has netted the publisher thousands of dollars, bat not a cent to the writer.

Tse post orrxes la closed at 7 o'clock in the evening. We notice a good many people ualog the pavement in front the buildlag for a few minutes after that hour, as a parade ground. The principal evolution seems toW "About Pace 1" Many of tbem geWdhqFarflg«d th«ir awkwardn%SJ,_lf ekcruilsi&g featttre^'kr^&ny tign.

fronr *be pes of a iaiy cotreJoond^nt, U: ^vldectly kno%8 b$aiaeai4 »the «rrne»t and favorable considBTatioc of yonng men and *ol4ilM0ision 'of -tbU vicinity:

Buy one acre of ground. Fenoe it.— .Build- a cottage on JV H.hrf^. rfi angel In hoops, acd take hsr home to the oottage. Go home to tbe cottage yourself. Abstain from all pertonat drink?. Join tbo cburch and became a dbristlftD. live upi Ight„ beforo God and man, and you have gained all tbe original happiness that has survived tbe fall."

Mud.—The rains have pet the atreeU and unpaved sidewalks in a' muddy bed sloppy condition, but a d»y or two of bright sunshine wiU set it all right again, for Terre Haute mud dries tip nearly is fast as a fashionable woman with a trailing fJtirt spends money. Speaking ot trails, sonic one suggests that the3e articles be re«de g?perate from the dres«, so that tbey an be removed and hung i» the bail, aitet being dragged'through the dirt, wbe:i tbeweer!er wishes to enter a e'enn drawing room. And speaking of drawiug rvyrtns, a lady requested us short time since to privately insinuate to young gentieman-c&Uers who use pomade not to rest tbeir heads against the wall' as the grease from their hhir ia readily taken oiFby tbe papeT.

Maqistjultm Elxctxd.—Therec^rd of the C»uoty Clerk showa that tne following Justices of the Peace were elected in tnis couotv on thatith ot April:

Harrison Township Wm. W. Woolen Term of office commences on the 18th of April.

Plersou—Jobn Dayton. Term of o!ficecommences April 10th. Riley—Linus Moyer. Term commences April 15th. Geo. W. Harknew, May 28th.

Sugar Creek—Wrh, Taylor, Commissioned April 6th. Peter Voorhees, April 28th.

Fayette—Thomas Piftson, Term begins April 28th. Thomas J. Ward, July 30tb.

Prairie Creek—Wm Gobin. Term b»gins November 23d. Nevlns—John E. Wilkin*. Commission takes effect April 17tb,

Thb Flago'3Recikf men are fiddling, singing and selling their cough rooted? at Vincennes.

Four'D-—The person who lost a valuable gold chain and locket about tbe time of the last State Fair can hear where it on application to tbis office

Thb income tax list published this morning will be an interesting crumb to that class of people who ire ever raady to pry into aid attend to everybody ehfe's business but tbeir own. ••'j.' 1

Habriaos Ltgftnia, were Issued !a» week from tb« Cdutity CWrk's office to the following p*rt!W:, Lemuel P. Hoddy and Lfit'e •. Biiey Alfred G. TbemM and Margaret JenW. Henrv O. I.1e«oo «nd Kl®oy M. PittBS»n. Patrick Hvnes and CotbarteeUoillvan kelson Palmer and Mary Myers. tfac Connelly and Ann* Wtnborn.

THECiRcrirCorRT:^55^Er.

day until the first wees in June—date not fixed. The following cases were digposed of in the manner named

State vs. Chmtiaa HaHer—Retailing liquora—twelve caaes—flee of $9 anc[ costs la five case?, and seven cases nollied.

Patrick Tully vs. E. O. Wbiteman and Curtis Gilbert—Replevin—set aside.

Uypst fourttir.e yo ssid to have taken 52,000 from tho foolUb young women of Decatur county.

One and well grown

Mnts-

TSte follpTTiog'Vecipe,

Evergreens, at

Heinl Baoe.,

Mont Rose Garden and Nursery.

Fbuit Trxks.—Standard and Dwarf Pears, Early May Cberrlft., Apples, Peaches, in quanUty, Concord Grape Vines, Philadelphia Raspherrv nod KiUtting Blackberries, reduced pricey

HiinlBrw.

I' lowers Ajtu Plant?.—Foti" houses full of Plant*, con»:sting of Uw2i Dahlias, Verbenas, and other popUiAr

and'

new Bedding PlanU. Catalogues fr«« Hanging Baskets in variety, at

Hkisx Bjbos

Mont Rose Garden and Nunery.

Farmers wait a whuicT—^Wo learn that Mr. Horace Jones of Washington-, D. C. is now in our city with view a few days-, to open a 11 rat-claw estalishment for tb, »&\Q of Agricultural Implements. A place where a farms? can call and get any tool fc? needs. Mr Jones prnpope? to keep everything of th« very best quality, and t? sell at ihe tvw est possible figures for cash.

Such a store will snpply

Wiat

'lbtl

has bf(ffi Jong and generously ia this community*-and succeed if properly conducted.

We suggest that our fnrmeri be in no hRSte to make tfcoir.,.purchases elsewhere, tiMtook promises £0 b© well worUj their attention wit.

Wss wish to direct the attomici

of 0

readers to the card ,(,f Dr. WiiHtier .n another column. Back files of St, Lou» ^papers provft tbe Doctor's re^idencs tbart longer than any

advertising, fae

writings of a Physician whose repatatioo XJniun wide sbonld be worth readinj. His pamphlet only posts the postage, s'ut

[ivrtwit.

Richmond Ptow.-«~Lyne & Lswes a/t now EeLiing the genuine Richmond psow cheap.

|®°rX!Lkraploa Beaper and Mower, Improved, now having tiia dropper attach mentj Lyne & Lawes^ agonts.

THassHijfo MAcnijrEB.—Robinsca's Gold Beater, took the premium at tht Indiana State Pair l&st yanr ever ftll ot^-

m,-

^yr'e & Lnwes, agents. 2Svr2a

Go to Lyne & Lawes and get a

genuine Richmond Plow, cheap.

25w3m

SETSJfTT-FITji C£KTfi ~A (^Cod fitting Whilebiua Corbet Weiit'i Skirt tory. Who can bt»E that. dwv.f a

DoztS CbftsEta rectived at ¥1UX

Skirt factory opposite Potfomw from ?f cenfcsrto pi#*/- c: -.

Fwn* t» rcro?t Jd

«ec, gray hf" Barrett atfre remedy.

n#s?, gray bairs, end rfiseese? of it^e tc4p^ "Barrett's Htir Britorftfve 1 the ony d&w'lw

LOCAL NOTICES, in

**Tbo BcarfiSt XUIfag jou ever keesv Wltila afcnm:s icsr "itrr^U'e 7t*nb4o

OCTOBER ^ELECTION,

AntMninc*m*nt Fet $5 00—payable vnvtfrw flv in advance

ISTATE ilfFIilOt

We «ra»athortccd to »nnena 1 P. B. EirPETOE CAsdidAta fcr *.t«l Apt^-kf^n yigo Com tj «, t. U,. rWti, of t'tpuUl. in Os'eft'.J-cr.-

Ws &ie to niiiiCuKi ih» A'l£Llf Si&lkirtK^ ms .•»Ldid*ti' f. Bn*i CAl»te Apt.tA!^«r i.i Vigo w.iQnti, ta'j.ct to ths rJHoa ths BrpnbtlMn r-.n-nirjit'-ip

C-.-v?pUo»

'Rtirr.UT-

Wt iinn-iur iw nsn« vi JOHN Kc'ABLtNB, of iiitnr (Jrfk T»rij|i[ as

eumttfU'o for nil 01 V: M.isjy, to thxUoUloa cf lh- pasilcaa inatIttf Cnventloti.

W« i\rr i»ctV3rt -di to RQn 'unt* 3. t. K. KBb TER, of PralH.« L'r^t Tc.?mht{, ?v «v di4(i for Plii«ri(T, "unjecl to th« ducistsn uf «Su p»« !lc«u oooituatliig Cmhi nt.

Wr (.rn attiliorlzad tc Ci.rSail, OOUUINOTCN fpr^wnt PnpntT Jhnri?) •. ia. fcirSberlff, «nl-Jot tt.» rf s-, Rr(tuhlik«n Nwn io»tioK »aii u.

COt'STt- lUU'.

Wc are nutkoris-d to anaoonce c.-a« i-. r. B. O'ES^LLT, (tb« prwont Ifcputy Cl»ik.) h* ran1lh»t. fjr f'.Tinty OUrVr, tc tb.i rlslo!j of ili" R'pabl lei-, ac itio^tlrtf Cfnr* tt»o.

Wr. »n- HUlliOfl-rtl t. laa.-iiuji. Ala lor ). J. .yvriTH *s nnd:diitf lor it! Court i/f VI?o ronnty, tii tr.f M... pabllcnl! a imriialiti. 'u-.Tenti,,xi

W* ar.' iV'Tli- i- 4r:njiui, .' R' VVI HlMPJl'N tUsUi'iat.» fvf r«-ei«M(ou to t^u 01 Ctoanij CI art, "uljact to tb« „t tht B'HiLlu'iiii Cxavvati.-s.

Wk *r« Miilr'.rlaj3 ir. anuopw^ K. i-3t DrTH a eandfdatp f"- Ol^rii o'' .» .. Vlfc.. OO-JUly, iut jei ru Elt- It til 1 iiominnllnj

Wfi *TA il to thn c,.raa JAMKS II. e»udldat« ..r th See nf Cuit 11 tt rfubieri to\'ua tfcp R»pnbliiMn iiomlaVliuj Cdntsntlon c-t-s-rr

We ar. nathi.rltfi! to anunottoo th: oacis -i JOHN RlZfll cundjdito nc ccty Trt^i ar«ir, sahji-t-t to tli« dockluu vl th Cuuuty ti.iiv,ntl. o.

Wk am uuUioi'i tu huudcm u.u .t OAVIKS JOHNSOS 1 c«':d »t* 'tr tbe A«a. of Ctfttttty Trp.nur*r. iatjon to tin Jocku.itj tit* •uituli'jo

W« Afri io iiiitn.attfe i)^. imrw 3aMI'1:I. SCOTT a e&mll(Uu fur tht McotCoODly Trwwr.rer, sn^wt to th« 1'oljio* c/ tk« Bepabttraa i.Jml£ »tiDK OnnT«ntiwA.

Wr ar» aotbjilted tu aAnoadca EEJTik KAlKHA NKa a CHCti\iats tor 'Irtugnr ot Viao cttuty, fot-Jevt ttu dealslau ui' ttn Ik putillcan ora!'j»tu»a Ooaffnttirh, to b1 fc«Vi i.» istll of

Jii»

W* ale «othi.tli:«d to »&&««&«• Ihe mat at MCu.TON BAftEIJ? a e«odtd»t« for tlx flee at Coon V^»»surt «et thr dci»Uo

I ibe ." ep-fliJ ca:: narniaatluf t»n *ntioa. Wc er* r.ut o-'xei to cnaocooo tba n»r* a/ QE J. W. liXMliE'lT as c*edW»t» f.-'r tbo o»flcrof CV«nty trvan'iwr, to th» d.tiffos ol t-.a JUpctWican uoniioBt r(f coov jotww.

Wi are uthirtel to »nvM tk« mm of JJ.COB BROWN as a cab did at* fir theoflUt of fV»u 1.1t Tr*»ir.rrr, to ttt* dielrtoo uf tfcfl fttpttl'Ikaa Coimtj 0»B*««U*O.

Ms hortr»d ta tii» of li ra*r nrc»lt Township, UandldiO* t!*»a«eor Ooaaty Tnaaarer, xti

B*peNS*s nkM-

tiag^7eti*ectWii Wa to* -JtthorUfd t« acn««»o* tb* aMie ot WM. X.- SHCCT oaa-Md* fo^ tb5 o^S-* at OoonlT Tr*a»i:rtj,-r»t J«jt to th* d*cM?n of tte a*pobiiaaa Coociy Juttot f»»NMlhNii4 Va uiMiim tte um vt wtltlA* PATRICK o*nd1ia,ta tor tte oAo* of 0*^oty TrcMnr»r, sntyeM ta Uj* d*«Ue*C »f th« B«pQbU*Mi Oaaty Cob'twUm.