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PHYSiCIAriS.
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I" ii t Sareuii. W i nr hi t i r , Ii ili .iiu,
l.-.tiri. Iii proiv.ioiitil ervic- l liir
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aol S.t itn irrrt. llir lorinrr reileuct
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Ttii.l'r t-r..ly. m il irnnri ! II vilit-l.
vf hi. iir.in mi.i mi i i I i mill).
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M.r.tiit si..... Si. K. 4 I'ultli.
lilt. J. I. TIIO.M I'MI.N
CURdKOX DKNT1ST. Win. I,, .fir. In-
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t tlie trpl t4 ICaNoulf.lt m ii i'ji-i i.
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Dr. It. Ii. EIKENIjERY,
ritAiTit im; riivifiAN,
AT IIIM VI I.l.t;, IMHA.SA,
Informs lb e-tiii of Uial Im e n-l IHpiij
tbl ht l ra I now aixl a l I I Ii me l.i .ro in le
I II call tu bit bii.tiief . I'h&rgs.
rea.'tnabte. I " -tl.
VR. E. T. DAILY,
Physician and Surgccn,
Itidev illc, Indiana.
pron-.ptl itiriikird to tj Jjj or aiglit.
Mmy j. l- . II
Dr. R. D. IIOHVIEIj,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon,
K.irrful I kii'lc r hi -rotc.l iia I t r m r
til Id- I'lUit'iK ol Fair ie ari liclnit). lit
illie il iiit'ir.i in i. i'lir.inu' IMo-(i.
an. I . I ea of Im .lire.ll rg .. anl Ke.
( all iritwiilt er.- l n i h t r I a . i'liarer
no l.-rati. l'oi .tllali'Mi. iri-e.
MiiiiiHitiMiaivi rtimiiw, mo.
! .1-11 io it .
H. S. CUNNINGHAM) M. D.
Wiihri to inform the puhi ic that be pT
-. it altri.tioii tu
32 ve nud 3i!:ir Surorv
nl SUi:!ERV in cri.,r4l. Those ho
have CfOSS CyOS or dcfoi mltiis ot
ni rlirct r, gi in- a call. AIo attrn-
tioiipn jii the Dial.tJicj ijumiuoo tu ihr
coui.tr j.
Oihv or KutiarJsou'i Store. Kfsi
dnicr tin K.t r-rt.
Juuarj 'JO. I?T0.
lEPTCAL,
DR. HENftY CARVER.
farmirly of llcenamy. WayntCointi InJ..
oT.m Iii prfefesji'jual strvict? iu the prac
tice of
mm f-ffeB fSV' a . nt'wwr-m.'
.tl I.IIII lAlt V
to the citir.enof Winchester nd siiirrouti
diB country. From hi. I rtur counec
t'otii wit'i the P.Cnic iiistituiioii ot the
Lot, anJ hit extensive pr.ictice in the
W'e.t, he hoe t merit a share of Dubhc
puri4ie. Pirtio'jlar attention paid tt
CHROMIC DISEASE
of II k'qd. lie hsi aajocutcd with him
io Drai-tic
DR. J. M. CARVER,
a riduite of I'fMiison 1'idrersilj and
Stirling Medical Col'ep, Ohio.
orKICE llr.r Kouth & Diunlster'
tore, iroiit loom.
Wmcbeler. lec y, UCJ. l50
HOTELS.
BAlLiiY HOUSE,
Ritlgcvitlv, intliana.
H. T. DAI LEY. Proprietor.
Good Accommodations for trjTeh r and
Boarders. '.-nil
TKEMONT HOUSE.
yfjrth"Eat Cor. Mitin and Fjth Sis.,
blfllUAVn I' a. a ax-. '
Kicnvto.xn. ixui.t.vt.
l'are Rrdaced toTwo Dollar per Day.
JOHN ELLIOTT,
Proprietor
ijiJi
AVENUE- HOUSE,
FORr WAYNE AVENUE,
OjrnIt I
t'liiwa Or pol.
Eichmond, Ind.
(1 ITH ENS ; RICK, rroprietor.
Jalj , .. 1,631
NATIONAL HOTEL.
WINCHESTER & SAPr, PROPIfS.
Dirailf aoaUk aAj j,,. Culon Depot,
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.
C IX. VTi -curjrt. W. D. Satt,
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. S. WAY,
liOUSE & SIGN PAINTER
am) nri;it iiam.lk.
All
t't'i ivv.t rrn rtlf anl in the ht(?t
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MUi.W.illi.J 1 A. R. HIATI
VARD c niATT,
In. ( u Hall lllot'K, North siilo
I'u tl ir Ntmrr . iurhtcr. I ml .
. r. iieT(i.J u. I.. HfAHToM.
HCASTON 6: BROTHER,
C I T Y I LL S,
WINCHESTER, INDIANA,
Dealer. 1 1. K l-u r a ml 1 1 k I ikN of (iriln, Seed,
Ac. Vf . Wo 'y Ihr hl(rlirt J riet .
We lt r by tu barrel.
('ril wiio.1 wmird. nil ly
M'KEW &, WHARTON,
RID3EVILLC, INDIANA,
l-lf i in all kin. I. jf
GKAIN' SEED,
Salt. ol nn 1 A'ficultural Inij loiiienU .I.ilL,
HOWARD &
C1TJCER, Jr.,
GUN-SMITHS,
TWO MILKS SOUTH OF
FA I! Ml. A XI), IXDrAXA.
A 1 1 wor k wn rra nlfil- Work ! 1 1 i 1 1 ' f' n t
if.i),r. ( "hrgt- iiiixlffate . "i'.'tl-f
C. M. BORROUGKS,
ajüVEItY&FElED
STATiLli:.
Kinr IJ'.rn nr.. I Ctrriis o let. On
Main, ju.t Not th of Franklin tritt.
Ii l?tf
EAGLE SHOE STORE.
W. 31. FISH lilt,
iirAi.iit im
Boots ife Slioes,
II at n, I'Mjis, .-Mtlier nud I indiums,
RIDCEVILLE. INDIANA.
AM)
Taught by
.11 r. W. K. PORTER.
I.riooni on Piiino, Melorleon nml Orjran.
Full iimtruttioii in tlu.ro'i-li Ht-a. Lauü
scttH, Ori 1-11 t'il and (I reci in P-iinfin?.
For trrin;. lMjuire at the I'ost Olhce.
Boots Shoes.
CHRISTIATJ KAYSER,
till r miiniio. iiitl.e Hoot anl Shi bnirie.
it hi new ni.trtj. u .Mam street, two Uoor
i)u;L of lh'at..ir .Mill,
vi.M ii.sri:it, ini.
Thank f..r .at f.ivor Iii) oM jatron anil
iohriH I hi-in to coiiMiiue. AU inlle lew cm
l-.iiier. t vhII ami !( Mi .tjle of work. Kor
rht'itiie3 ai.U wrkiiiai.Ii j. Le van not be ex--t'lle.l.
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DRESS MAKING,
Of every description, neatly executed.
Urs. C D. Sinilli,
Up Stairs, fiiM Fluor, over Carter's
old staud, west I'ublic (pinre.
Winehrtter . Indiana.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID F'JK
II U M A N II AIR.
lEclnmnd Engle,
INSURANCE AGENT,
W inchester. Ind.,
Insures property p:iinsi lo or damage
b) Art atiJ lihtuing iu the following Com
Ponies, viz: As-t.
.IH NA, of ? trtford, Conn., $5,-52.532.90
Hartford. .d IlirtforJ, CudD. U.r.39.3?
Home, ot New Y'ork 4.2 i:t.-J:4,&3
..,..r;tv nf '. Vf.rli 1 'lllt 'Ui'l 5i1
iTnderriters Agency ot N. Y. 3y tß.5ö5',24 I
I i iKierrurr.s .riirjtii ... i .
rv lern, ot n.itT4lo. N. Y. . 6I4.2-.is.37
Connecticut Mutual Lire,.... 2.'0,MK.(tl
I'rivelers Lite and Acri.'ent, l,.Sol.(H0
h'lectic Life, uf .New York,.. iI(M..fHHJ
Ar. you Insured? Il not, why not The :
co m iriiiin ieiH.s ire .lanu-erou.-.
jt r iir. -j rner .lernuaa tau oouiu
street?, with W. D. Frasec.
Jutj IS.lsiii- tf
UNIONSPORT
Woolen Mills!
We taVe tMa mftho.l t iHf .rm thf pihhr that,
h i uff j.tt ft tiaAf.l Ihf alte facto r . w a re n"
pr.-j.ar-. 1 t. .! all kin.l of W.1ii inauufactu
riii( .in t It . r l tiiu- an.i i n 1 i j le.
no Li, c.iiiDi.Ya.
Hltinf .urnxl th ff Tiff, of a No. I Roll
l ar-lfr. r prrareU t.j ar.aul all ork ii,
lui line.
SPINNING.
Mr. Kl.lH'T SMITH Uenftsed tn .Io iurpin
ii nie j a n.l r" i n- au tM . inner, j.e rf.-cl t irt c
tice,e eij.cclto ba excelled t'jtonelutLl
Srancboithetufiiir.
IIa n ii f a ct if r j if sr.
We a re feer-ar"! I dall kind of Vannfactu
rim .in ca.oii. an.i hall arraul our ork it
. . .... h i, m u ,d th Hi ii S 1. r
Warn, tu teitiuaJ.
Fulling, Coloring nnd Cloth Uresins.
Work in thlil in e don a on t ort notice and in
jf .,.! .ij .
We tat aeeiired the ertlcei f.Mr.W. N.
AIKtNs.atir.uffh workman in bo;h theory
aul (.racttt-e. t" .ujrict rJfor us.ac J e
f narai-t- atl work .
W hive an er-fine tn eonnertloa with out
lr,of.io a ball bt t ielajel, but
ihallrua mgala&4 la If nctiary t Jota
rk.
Wood, Wool or W ool nrene taken in
debases for W ork.
oO.OOO lbs Wool Wanted
rrwhlchib)fht price will be pal J I m Ch
or infe. ..r ttiv tl tot t gtoi In ib
count. Con.i.linr f )ri.tlnlt,mlmre
and roverlctti, tUnkctt. p1tl4 fiktnclt.tt ct
Irff yam, &r . Call r our rood. They
peak fr thml,tvih tn quality and prle
Weoi'tMkfirll the wortlnUU ted ad
Jolalr r cou ittii, bat uld ak Hb rtl paOon-
r. Tryia. HAKK1S. &. BOWhKK.
Cftlonpirt, April. Isct. ii
U'f Yf'll F KW KlI'RV AT
f iiiir-i:..vititiitHi ii.tnk itniitiiiif.
rhiid story, old Court lloom.
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j THURSDAY,
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With the exception uf the Fifth,
! Seventh and Kleventh Di-tiirts, the
Iji publican noininatioiiH in tliis Sfate
are all made. Five i.nniio.l ions u re
nui.ie last wetU. In the Firt Diti let
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Capt. II. C. flooding is the nominee. !ut the pledges it ha made to the
(.'apt. (iooding served during the war country. We have seen no cause for
in one of the Illinois HeK'Irnents. was, Kepuhlicans to waver in their faith in
a pood and brave Mddter and an 111-
eientonictr. He is u br tlier of the
redi uhtahle D.iid 8., the Democratic Grant redeeming hi promise to col
nominee in the Fourth District, hut h jtrt t;t. revenues and reduce the jmhltc
far hi uoeiior in iioint of a'i.ility. both ,1, !,t naturally exeites surpri-e in' the
as a lawyer und puldic sneaUer, and Democratic mind, which has never
has none of the low dcruagoguery tiiat refreshed with the si ectacle of u
characterize Dave, his political rtconl
Leii.ir Hear. The Ca ot. U our w arn.
P
peisonal friend, and we hope and he
lieve that he will redeem his di-t.ict.
In the Second District, Hon. (i.o.
W. Carr, the iiomiue, i well and
favorahlv known all over the State.
i He Is of great persona! worth ahd
popularity. Tin? Kepuhlicans of that
District are hopelessly in the minority,
hut will present an unbroken front to
their opponents.
Hon. Henry l. Pritehard is the
nominee of the Third District. Mr.!
lMs amitdsterof tlioi;aliiamanl
of strong and vigorous mind as well
asin hody. He has heen hk iitilu d!
with the politics of his district for!
several years, and is tbonnighly ac I
quainted in every county iu his dis-1
tri. t. He will make a thoiotn;!. an-
v,;ldwilldouhtiesshe.suece.,ful.
Jud.e J. M. Wi.,onfof Cont.ersville,
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it ma im 'iiwutaii L.iiiiuuaiu 411 uil
Fourth District. The Jude Is a very
popular man, unexceptional in his
privateand public life. His opponents
have selected (J. ruling. Andy John
son's bottle holder, w ho Is pei.onaily
iinpnpiilar, nml whose reeoid is so in.
consistent, that the Jotie will "have
clear sailing
11
In the .Sixth District the choice of
the Republicans fell upon Hon. Moses
F. Dunn. Mr. Dunn is a yo,.,. man,
being only 2S years old. He will
,n . .
make a strong canvass, giving the
"tall sycamore," Voorhees, some
t ouble to retain the seat so long di-,
a a.
graceu ny mm. i
In the Eighth District, lion. James
X. Tyner, present incumbent was re-i
nominated by acclamation. His dec-
iion isceriain.
In the Ninth District we have Gen.
sJhunks. our own John I't b-r Clover
, . i i .
w hose merits and dements were so
thorotig'.ily cussed and dicu.sed dur-
ing the canvass for the nomination
last spring, that it's useless for us to
sneak of him at h nirth. There w ere .
o - - .
some dinVrences among Itepuhlieans
fj'forc bis nomination, but there are
none noiv, and he will be again tri-i
umphantly successful. J
T.. tl. .. 1' ... 1 1. i; t:i Ar..! iivii! 1
in uieicum lernet, .Maj. nimns
wa re-noruinallf althouoh there
was a bitter opposition to him. His
opponents withdrew from the Con-
vetition, and nominated Gen. HascaU
u-an indeiiendent caodi.late, w ho ac-
elided nud promised a thorough can-
vass. We fear this course of action
may imperil one of the old reliable
Districts of this State, and can but
regard it as an unfortunate allair.
The nominations are all good one,
and it is hoped .Republicans will lay
aside their personal feelings in these
matters and work harmoniously fur
the right.
XLUSIMI-Mt CIIAM.E
The Messrs.
Douglas
and Conner
sold. their five-sixths intesest in the 1 to explain away the plain showing of ler Ountis fo load and kick for them
Indianapolis Journal to L. W. Has-these figures. Some shrewd Demo- selves.
sflman and W. P. Fishhack, on Satur-,
me jm i. ii "'V,
still retaining his interest. Whatevei
may be said of the retiring proprietors, I
.1.. .. 1 1. il. :...- r. . I ir,.lt.....n..lrnil. ft tlioir cwtt m.ital thot tlio
it can not be denied that they made '
journai w hat it is, and to them is
j the Iiepublican party of Indiana large-
ly indebted for its success iu this State.
Under the new management the
usefulness of the Journal w 'ill still be.
increased. In his Salutatory, the
new editor, W. 1. Fishhack, Esi.,
says:
"It is hardly necessary that the po-,
litical complexion of the paper will be
unchanoed. If our DemoeraJic friends
have imagineil it to be a black Itepub-
lican journal in times past, they may
po
ssiLlv find it to be a shade darker in ;
the future. They will certainly d;-!
cover one thing. There will be no
disposition on' our part to encourage
coalitions of Republicans with Demo
crats to reform, the lb-publican party.
We believe that all reform movements
start upon correct principles. But the
error ami vice of them i, that they
usually select the worst possible way
of accütnplihiIJg their aims. We can
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iiwi uuunltuiu uuti i.ii?v,itlllliius
Republicans, with the memory of the
events of the past ten. years fresh in
their minds, can sit in council with
the leading Democrats and plot for
the disorganization and overthrow of ;
their own party. We do not impugn j
their motive-, but we W they allow ,
themselves to la grossly misled. We
are firm in the faith that no good can
come out of the azaieth of the pres-
ent Democratic party. - Its alliance
with the rebellion during the war, its
stubbom persistency lu attempting to
justify its course, the stupidity of its
leaders in ciiuging to the dead tilings
of tho past, its attacks upon the
public credit In its efforts to de-
bauch the morals of a patriotic pen
pie by inducing theu to repudiate our j
national obligation these und in oh :
f-e in tin pat and preent of that
party, should inako it an unooncenlnl
tt-fui? for li;t!V rt KcpnMirans.
jLot IH Sl'ttlc OUT ( 1 j f ! ( ' I f M 0 eH Ii 1 1) O 1 1
1 outm-Ivoh without the ail of tiie Dem
iM-ratu Solons wlio have ruined tlicir
own oartv siml won!. I cluilly assist in
a . . .
the .leti net ion of ours.
The .lornvw. will he tho earnest
1 ru,d faithful mii porter of the National
Ailininistrntioii in its eiloits to carry
the treat hauler who led us to victory.
The fidelity with which President
Democratic administration redeeming
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Them's our sentiments exactly.
TIIFIIt ki:ai. imiincipmis.
The Cmtct!t, a Democratic news-
p:,.H.r nuhlislied at Lexington. Mo-, by
(,. 1),, nan, an ex-rehel olllcer, hoists
ti,c following at its editorial head as
ns do'iiims:
STATE SOVERE'CNTY !
White Supremacy and Itepudiation!
, ,,.TTi.i.i..r,.i
l i l irs i.i uiiii i l ;
d, e.ilaiii.i. I a. tri r tl.au ll a. if ni.)
Tv. her Piii r..!.. H.i. Mine,
nnt ,,H,T
d' JIoj-..:
N tVLU DIPAIK OF l HE KLI U13LIC!
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TF C0N,llUTmN OFJM. AND
1 UL Kiuil I s oF T.lh STA'I J!
.
Uli Di. I It INI
Tli
s is a Wnm: Man's (iovemment,
1U Wnr Vi"".iluJ;;.Irf,,r
p ieiity luii:vi:i:!
Down wiih the XVili IUI..n:iiC(l-
i:: tilt!
Total repudiation of the Monstrous
-.-....I iv ., i s... . a ...i i .I..
,,1,,,, i;,men, ue. uinulaied hy '
Ull Ceonstilutional Mob, styling it-
se f a CM.iess, iu Jl lreuiioii of
n LnconM.tutional ( iu-u.le , ..r the
aeis.mnUshmentof an UneoiiidituUon-,
ft, aui, lwritl purpo,t!
i)ou. u ith ..itolders nd Taxe!
Ti 1 1' i! .. ..r il... T;i!i in Mia
ouuoruination oi me .mnai iuuit-(
Civil Authoritiefc!
DOWN WITH Till: SATirir.M
Taxation and the Kightful Rep-
roentaliou ol all l ne ft tat es, or
AMUIIIJ: It! Ill M.IO.!
Itevo ution must ln met hv Counter
, ,,: . r .. r . v; i. .....
JCevolulion roicc hv r i.ree V lolenco
,v Vioienei and Usurpation shou'd
be overthrown if neeus be, by the
Uayonel!
lw a w ith Test-Oa.Ti Itepistintion!
VIVE LA llEPCnLIQUEl!
Such are the real principles of the
Democratic p-rty, but it's not policy
to advocate them here. We honor a :
m.nj wm is tlot atraid to speak what
he thlllkSf who advocates w hat he bo-
Hevos without limitation; arui we con.
! fo t) ,mvIng more re.pect for Uoiian
?am, Bril.k i0Ilier()yt than for papers
1 that j. tulUtiS&t. U,e is.sue by mukiu-
jlüni, tlraiJwaRalllsl tie negro.
... . . v.,,.,..;,,,,
f kMs 2 r I V llJU w "a. ll'Jt -r I r
upon our exchange lit, that wc may
le able to keep our reader informed of
rial DenTocratic party of the country.
nnncTioM of oniiT.
The Demecracy feel very much an
noyed at the steady reduction of our
debbs, loth State and National. The
figures do not suit them, they are as
thorns in their llesh. Evere subjer- j
fujje at their . command is resorted to, '
cratic mathematicians prove success
... , . . i
national debt is constantly increasing. I
Mr. Hendri. ks acknowied-es the i
fact that the fttate debt under Jpub -
Iiean control ha.- oeen rapiuiy reouceo,
jit has been done, be says by a large
increase of the taxes. It is quite
natural that in order to pay debts ;
money must be raised somehow, j
Governments raie money by taxes, .
and the only difTetence lctwer. the j
Democratic and lb publican control if,
the btate is that the forme, assessed
iarce!, sufte.M, to meet he current
j expense-, permitlinir the fctate to sink
.li ein r in tn ilctif H.iriv. i n:ik L' there-
- l - " ' I c-
by taxe .ay upon the people for the
time being; :l well enough for politi-
fal ends, but debts must bo paid .to
sustain nublic cred't. Ileiiubhcain re-
,v.so eo,,;.. , ... ..mm.,...., ...
eeiveda larj:e Democratic debt as a his mouth. Itesult a job for a doctor
lacy when they came into power, and a l.oy cured for all hankering af
aud in their management of a flairs ter the "show business."
they determined to pay it ot!' us rapid
ly as consistent will good manage
rnent. The work is about acc mp!i?h-
UiL It is true the people paid incieas-
cd taxes; how else can ten millions of ,
.Il.i I .f. i. ..;.! i
vir.ii. rum.
Hut the work is done, and taxes will
as a matter of neces-ity te redueeni for
Srtvte purines. The question now is,
shall the Democratic party to which
the people are indebted tor that innm
of a tate debt, be again reihstattd as
f00" a tlie rVre ')f ,V.leir I 'bty
ttfU l-.-v ync jounau. ,
Charles Dickens, the great English j
author, died on the 11th Inst., at his)
j residence at Gardbill, near Rochester,
county of Kent, England. lie was
stricken with paralysis while at din-
ner with bis family, and died the next
day. He wa 10 year of age at the
'Urne of bis death. His fame as an
author is worldwide. lie excelled in
his delineations of characters.. .
n ).n .mission i : ii . ; ct Liir.
Tho followitip ! a ynopM of the
jiroft eiliiifrs .f tlip Ilniml of County
Commissioners if this county at their
Jutie seion:
Present KMhu Cam made, Hick K.
Wriirhtaiul Tl'om i" Clevengcr, Com-
kt'lj.'.! 1 Kill II.IITJ.
m,,i .uwnui,
' 1111,1 W- Camphel!, Sheritl.
i 1 ne 1 Ainuior presemeu u siaiemeni
of the oonlitioiH of tlie various funds,
:in'1 the aeoount ourrcnt of the receipts
. ni;" expenditures lor f lie tisicai year
ending June lt. Ifc70. Ih puhlishcd
in nno.her column. Ii. JoritNAi..
Petitions were prcnted by the citi
zens of Wayne and Washington town
; M,1. asking fur an ckcuon for the
mirnose or taking twelve thousand
dollars h!ocU in the construction of the
Lake Erie and Louisville Hailroad.
Alter inspecting said petition they
were granted, and an election ordered
, ns l'n,.vcd tor.
I ll- McColUU-11 presented hispe-
tit inn for license to retail litpiors,
which was rejected, the petitioner tak
ing an appeal to the Cireuit Court.
Wni. Ashton pn scute I petition for
license, w hich vaMij cted und an ap
peal taken to the Common leas
Court. '
The contract for the construction of
a bridire acns the Miissinnewa, at
Sleol-en villc, was awarded to D. ,S.
Davenport, for the sum of ST.jl, to Im
completed oti or bcfoicO-toberö,
tl . : . t . .
i .. i i .. w i it;... ...
'" '
Step! en .M... mail's. .r -öOl, to he
computed (e r lö. l&7d.
! One hundred und liliy dol'ars were
nppiopriated to West H.ver toun-hip,
to l. expend, d under the direei i,,n of
S Hunt, Trustee of ..id town-
In ra.n.ng and hndgmg a pond
on pu.M.v .. to..
Sixty dollars appropriated to John
yrazvrt a Supervisor in Washing
i township, to a,Ut I grading t
hington
und
bridiu a road.
Three hundred dollars appropriated
to Iaac N. Dales, to a-.ist in the con
struction of two hridiies across Green's
1,1 Vi!...... townM,ip.
Sixtv do hits aoi ronriateil to Nathan
Fidler to nsM in building u bridge
OV(r uvAT Creek.
,tf ,Aher business, such
nointmrnt of Viewers of
as ,,)e drpoinimcni ot iewers oi
roads, Appraisers for drains, &c, were
transacted, but as they arc simpW of
interest in the locations where thev
are tobe made, where th' parties di
rectly interested are acquainted with
The action of the Hoard, and not of
general interest to our readers, we
omit thm.
STATU IT1J.MS A NO fJOSSlP.
Connersville had a six hundred dol
lar fire a few days since.
The Jeflersonville Penitentiary has
fourteen women and three hundred
and seventy-four men convicts.
Six new postolVice wore esiab'ished
, ths State t,uril)g tho month of
wi,' X-nhv0
"White blackberries" cultivated in
Harrison since the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment.
A man by the namo of Mason wa
killed last Thursday morning at Lafay
ette, by the falling of a wall.
The late rains have improved the
prosprcU for good crops. Our cx-
changes all say that email fruits will
be plentiful.
John Saidle, one of X npoleon's old
(soldiers, a German by bfrth, died in
Montgomery county, on the 11th Inst.,
after a long illness.
Mrs. Delorah flunn, of
-per.cer
cminfy. vpnt ofT" with a feller,"
leavinjr he" hosbfind and several smat-
The doc-tors in Larwill, Whitley
countv, have nothing to do, and are
ft nf ctril,K
. w . fll.,M(linfr . Ifl nttnxAut
, . . , . . , ,wlllf
His calico arrangements not -uitlnjr
him, Arthur It-pp, of HiMitiu?tn
couptv, tried to suicide himself. The
rope was too long for the Imp he
made, and he lives to die another day.
Ilenrv C. Mitchell,, of Huntimrton
AMI tl ltt1iiffä.I 1 fi tl 1 1 U n Iff I . 1
-
ward.
A boy in Viiro prunty lately attcmpt-
el to play a sleight of hand trick by
prissinir a wire through his ise into
A wild boar was killed in Jennings
county, a few days since. lie "tit"
nobly, but was overpowered by supe
rior numbers of men and dogs, the
former keeping up the rear iu good
The Knkotuo Democrat says a man
can,f he a chri.tian and live in Tipton;
.. , . ,, . ,.
"cuss word. come siioiitaneous." All
this was caused by a fall duwu. lie
lays it to a bad sidewalk; but we sus-
pect that on,y the name fur
what really was the cause of it.
A carpenter la Lafayette hung his
coat outside his shop, on Tuesday of
last w eek, when two small boys came
along and picked the pockets of elev-
en dollars. The money w as recovered
and the boys brought before amags-
träte, who discharged them on ac
, count of their extremo youth. We're
not afraid to hang our coat any where,
poetical.
muii: on trs si.u wr ;iki
She jfoo-1 thtr Ir.niiij: winri'
Artiift tin- wMilow tr.ime.
Hit lice wj ptticiit, s;eJ ml ff el,
Ihr ..HU. Iii nre nml p:an,;
"VV l.o sii., j nj l" I .kni a IrienJ,
1 he rt I lip.- h v curl
"h'ltiilv. I no not kiow l.r nane,
rfl-e's suaie uut's trvLt iri."
A?iin I iiw 1 c r on the treet
Wit'i lnir.leti tru.lin. aloi.j?,
Her litt-f it. s t it , tut patirut still,
Aniid the j"-tlm thront;;
Sl" ly, hut clii i rtullv, he moved,
Ou.inlii with watrtiful ctre
A rurkt ttkft m ich to hre
For Ltr eliM hauda to bear.
A man, IM thought a c"ritlcn;arj,
Went puiiiiig rudely ty .
Swft 1 nig the basket fioui her huu,
But tuinoig not his ej e;
For tluTf wan ?n ntet'oitjr
A nod th nl buv whirl
For him to be n entletmin
To bume uut-'d servant y.t.
Ah! well it i, that ÜoJ nhov
Look Mi upon the heart,
A' '1 never judges any one
Hv just tt'e outer ptrt;
For il the soul be pure and pood,
lb will not mind the ret,
Ior quttion w hat th urtuent were
In which the fortu vns driinJ.
And, mnv mun, a wonmn fair
l!r lortuiie rexred mid lid,
Who will not ininglo hi re below
With lhoe who e-trn their brad,
When they huve pased aw ay f rom life
P. vohd the (.'Htes. of pearl,
W i 'I no 1 1 before their Father's throne-
Witli tu in y a st rvant t'irl.
Dtntrr Srtet.
rroni the Tob-.lo lila Je.
Mit NSUV IN DKbAWAItn IIIS Al
PUIXIAIION OF Tili; I)i:.M0CHAt'Y OF
'j it ats-tatk Tin: Tuocni.rs or two
oftiikm who Di:siio:t) to ii:ni'Ki:
I.PifOU VKNDJilCS I on si:i.linu TO
m;oi;oKs.
MafTtN'! Ciirmm. Mi-rii.uo IIlndred.)
in tiie Statk ev Pat. aware, -
M.iv 2. 1&7Ü.
To say that I am delited with the
Diihocrisy uv Delaware is to yoose n
mizibly faint expression. They hev
all tlie casy-goiu faith of the,Kentuck-
iati w ithout his ferocity; they hold jot
cz firmly to the rcsoloo-ilietis of 'i'S;
they drink with ez much alacrity; they
gineraliy go barefooted, and hate the
nigger with an intensity I never saw
ckallcd. In the matter uv likki-r they
are simply grate. I saw one old vetran
which votid for Jaxon, take dow n a
clean half pint uv burning llooid,
which the moist restless-minded citizen
uv the Corner bed jest dUkivered and
bought ez a sub-titoot for taller dips,
and walrt oil erect under it. There's
bowles for yoo! Wood that I wus blest
with sich!
I hev diskivered that the prevalin
idee that a cold cliuiit is nessary to the
enjoyment uv grate quantities uv lik
ker is a mistake. Cold, it's troo, ena
bles a man to take it iu, but then w lien
it's wunst in a man in a cold country
it stays. Yoo can't drink quite ez
much to wunst under a biliu hot sun,
but then it sweats it out uv you, and
you kin drink oftener. But this i a
digression.
The Democrisy uv Delaware, ez I
sed, soot me. Iu other States wher
they hev drunken Senators they are
ashamed uv em; Delaware is absiootly
proud uv Saulsbury, and wooden't
change at no prize. Then in atldihen
to Saulsbury we hev the wuippin-post
and a white man'd party, so that in
Delaware at Ijasst tlie tokens uv high
ei viliz.usheu are not likely to become
extinct.
Thank the L,ord for Delaware.
Mr. Wm. Sapp, familyerly knowd
ez Old Hill Sapp, at whose house I wuz
alined quarters, is a constooshnel
grosery keeper, and at his house is
held the coufrences uv the ofil-diels uv
the State. Yesterday Saulsbury and
Da yard, the U. Si. Senators, end Gove
Saulbury, Governor, and others wuz
pre-sent. The Dimocracy uv the Cor
ners insisted that ez they required
their candidates to pledge thtirselves
not to accept uv nigger votes, that the
Senators uv the State shood hev re
sine I the moment a nigger Senator
wuz udiuittid. tsaulsbury didn't see
it in that I'gto. Troo it wuz a degre
dashcu, but one which they coodent
avoid. There wuz a ditlerense be
tweeu voluntary and Involuntary as
KjsiHsheu with niggers. Ef a man
voluntarily Milissits nigger votes he is
to be held guilty; ef au outside power
forces niggers onto him, he can't hedp
it and is iunosent. He ami his col
league Hayard coodent help this out
rage; levels wuz forst into their sosie
ty against their will. They wuz, so as
to .-peak, morally ravisht. They re
sisted, but in vain.
Two uv the best Dimocrats piesent
related their experience iu Wa-hiiiton.
Their idee uv Senators bed bin formed
from Saulsbury, and they sp sed they ;
wuz all like him. Dein m uashinton
the3 determined to bear testimony
agin the admi--ioii uv nigger Senators
te degrade their Itepresematives. So
thy deciiled to vi-it all the places,
which from their know ledire uv ena-j
torial life they sposed Senators visited, -
and demanded ef they sold likker to
Revels, and ef the answer wuz in the
affirmative they wood walk out d'g-
A t - T I A t. . '
nanny, inry euou nir e io .iK.u- tuijp9 of- are Iionc tne CaS abuu
ize the little ojeech they wuz to git ott dant n that ctjVi
on them wich sIkkhI confess to admit-1 . . - . . .
tin a niirger to ther bar.
"Sir!" they proposed to say to him,
"Sir! we are proud Caucashens, and we
can't countenance an admixter uv in
feror races with us. Keep your likker,
sir, for niggers white men Lev no
askt uv the first one.
"No. sir!" wruz the resDonse. where-1
uvou they took a drink.
Imtncjitly they entered another.
D y.H st.Jl Jikker to DeVeU?"
'No, sir!'' whereupon they took a
drink w ith him, and -o on eight or ten
time-, drinkin at each oar w hieb gave
them that unser, tu show their appre
shashen uv men w lu coodent tlegtude
their.-clves by dealin w ith atl inferior
race. The twelfth place:
"S'il hkker tu Itevel:"
V.. wir
"Si t em up! 'Rah fr Constoohn
' .
I i .... .:... r.... i.i.., ti
aiMi .viiniift, iii wiuie men.
And takin ther tods they sw ung out
into another one.
"Likker to Do vela?"'
"No, sir."
"S'iu up. Meriky for white men!
Kah!"
And Into still another one.
"Likker Itevels?"
"No, sii!'
"Likker f 'r us zcn. Meri (hie) ky
f 'r write me. 'Itah (hie)."
The next place finished one ov em.
He gasped, "D n Hev ,J' and sank
lovingly on thebuzzum uvhis mother
earth. The other wusn't so far gone,
owin to his sooperior mental organiza
shen. He reeled oil in a brown study,
and w ent up to the Capitol. Hetumin
in about an hour, he shook up his
friend.
"Mordeky," sed he, "git up. Mor
deky, we've been deceived. Mordeky,
w e mite go all over Washington, into
every si (ic) s'loon and not ilnd a
single place where they sell likker to
Revels. Mordeky, that ape-like, de
gradid, inferior bein is a Methodist
preecher, and don't drink ad n drop
uv nothing'
And uttering snorts uv disgust at
sich Senators, they camo home.
Tiie Democracy uv tho Corners is
not ez harmonious ez cood be wished.
The nigger hcz split cm here. There
are perhaps a dozen niggers iu the
visinity who take ther tods reglerly,
and heretofore Sapp hez supplied cm.
The Deinocrisy pertested agin this,
and refoozed yesterday to patcruize
Iiis ef ho didn't stop Sellin to em.
Willy uni smiled a sardonic smile and
tole em to be b ot. Tue did with
draw ther pateniatre, but it wuz only
for two hours. Willyuni hez the only
oar in the corner", and he knowd his
tower. It didn't take long for em to
exhaust ther cam for (Mittles, and then
they bed to return to him on his term?.
It's a a fearful Ihi.ig for one man to
hev the power that Sapp wields. The
only bar in .sich a community! Thank
Heaven, be loves me.
PlITKOI EUM V. NaSBY,
Wich waz Postmaster.
ALL SOIIIS OF l-AKAOit AlMIS.
Tiie Drazil sugar crop Is reported a
failure.
New potatoes in
worth $4 per bushel.
Savannah are
James Parton will take the lecture
field next season.
There ate alout b00,00) professional
singers in France.
Great liritaiu has 100,000 miles of
Macadamized roads.
The Hot Springs, Arkansas, Lave
already 4Xl visitors this season.
Victoria has now eight grandsons
and nine granddaughters.
The English channel islands have
sunk 40 feet in five centuries.
Tennessee U to erect a mansion for
the residence of IU (Joveruor.
Glycerine is an imiortant element
in the manufacture of artiticial wine.
A mnn weighing 150 pounds con
tains 111 pouudsof water in his tusues.
The richest gold mine in California
last year yeilded a profit of $340,OJ.
The number of medical men in the
United States is estimated at about
C0,000.
There are now 2-jO steamers travers
ing the Danube of nearly all
nationalities.
Odt Saxon garnd mothers called
what are now known as garters,
shankbands.
Some Hungarian antiquarians have
discovered the skull of a pre-Adam ite
elephant.
A subterranean lake has been dis
covered at Lancaster, Fa., 70 feet be
the surface.
It is estimated that there are S-SOO,-000,000
deposited iu the savings banks
of this country.
A truly rural paper, speaking of the ;
potato-bug, says this year "eternal
vigilance will be the pirce of potatoes."
The Viceroy of Eaypt expects to
realize $lo(ooof00 by the sale of lands j
a.jjoining the Suez Canal.
Mr. and Mr-. Motlev attended, ! prove of the marriage of widows. A
dres.sed in mourning, tbe'debatcof the! younss lady in Ktobursh, who wasap
House of Lords on the Gieek massacre. Poaching "the middle ages." was In
The five great evils of life are said to .
he standing collar.-, stovepipe hats,
tight boots, bad whisky, aud cross
woman.
Tulips
are cultivated in 000
varieties at Pari. The ruot ancient
-
A Uerman chemist has rounu a test
so delicate that one part arsenic in one
million parts of solution may be de
tected. H-re is the way in which they ad
vertise the qualifications of a eitna
minion:-"He is a watchmaker by
trade, a faithful man, and a Saint.
md Lj wlllirtg to help build up Sicxx."
Mrs. Simpson, of ToIeJo, dueu't
care to vote. Hhe think lte ran get
along with made by ruuulu
canal boat.
During the pat year 183 nicn, 2
women and children, were kille! by
Hirers in Java, IM per-on by croco
diles, und 22 by snakes.
An employee of an uudirtaker cf
Sacramento, laid himself out In one of
! his employer' coilln, äuJ shot Lim-
self through the hcad4
St. Albans, In INewr York city, ad
vertisetl "high inasV with incense,
as the leading attraction for White
Sunday. Some leading citizens of 'ew
Hampshlro uro organizing ft society
for the relic fand aid of those lileratcd
from penal institutions iu that State.
"My dear," said a rural wife to her
husband, on his' return from towu,
'w hat w as the sweetest thing you aw
in tioiinets, In Haiti more?'' "The
ladies faces, my love.''
From Spain we learn that the splen
did mine of Almaden have Ut-n
leased for a term of 30 years to tho
house of Rothschild fur 230 million of
reals.
An old behavior say: ,4It is nil non
sense to pretend that love is blind. I
never yet knew a man in love that did
not sec ten times as much iu his sweet
heart as 1 could."
The Harvnrd Advocate- says that
this the last thing from an impassioned
lover to his mistress: "Would that
you were an exclamation point and I
and I a parenthesis (!)."
A correspondent asserts that when
the captors gathered around oho deal
body of Lopez, his mother and sl?ters
were on their knees thanking Heaven
for his death.
Iu 417 counties in tho United States
last year, Ö9.3S7 sheep w ere killed by
dogs. It is computed that iu tho
United States altogether, half a mil
liou sheep were killed by dogs.
The matrimonial News is the name
of a four-cent weekly just starte! iu
London, which is said to contain
more than 200 announcements from
candidates for maniage.
A short time ago, in Contra Costa
county, California, a husband deeded
property to his w ife, making for con
sideration "love and affection." Tho
same day the wife applied for a db
vorce.
William Vandcrbilt, Vice President,
and some Directors of the Central
Ilailroad, ran an express train, lately,
from Rochester to Syracnse, 61 miles,
in 61 minutes the fastest time, lt is
said, ever made in America.
Fletcher Harper has gone to Kuropo
and left the house of Harper Iirothe rs
without a representation of tho orig
inal four who founded it, for felnco th
accidental death of James one 3'ear
ago, John has not giviu a day to the
business.
Tho frequenters of restaurantd can
appreciate this unique logic of a little
child: "Why," asked a governc-M "do
we pray (od to give us our daily
bread? "Why don't we ask for four
day-, or a week?" 11 We want it fresh!''
replied the child.
Six companies of Chinese have de
cided to discourage the emigration of
their countrymen to California' and
have drawn up a circular, to be pos'.cd
in all the principal town? and dtie of
the Umpire, for the Information of all
classes.
The other day In ppeaking of the
trials which he experienced from tho
opposition party. Pope Piu. enid:
"Jesus Christ has chosen that ir.y iifo
should greatly resemble Hi-; but I ft?
hadbutono Judas about Liiu; about
me there are ecores."
It is announced that the Queen of
England will give a prize of ) for Hie
best fan, painted or carved, by a lady
under 2- years of age; the competition
being open to female artists of all na
tions. The fan must bo ready for tho
exhibition of 1S71.
Two brothers in California, working,
dwelling, eating, and sleeping to
gether, miles from any other human
being, had not fcpoken to each other
for a yecr, rvhen, the other day, tho
quarrol culminated, and Iu a desperat
encounter each killed the other
A San Francisco man who com
mitted suicide, a few days since, left
ja photograph among his e fleet-,
which bears the endorsement: "A
thoroughly heartless woman," all of
which is a satisfactory explanation to
ids friends for the commission of tho
rajh deed.
Single ladies in general do not ap-
J the haut or saying, whenever situ
heard of a w idow's marriage, "There,
now, that woman has got one of my
husbands."
Among other interesting local read
ing in the Magnolia (Iowa) Star is
the following "take notice" from the
grave-digger: "AH those indebted to
the undersigned for digging grave,
are requested to call and pay up with
out delay."
George A. Harber and C. C. Wall,
of Toledo, are- to have a type-setting
match at Detroit. The contest will
take place io a public hall, aud the
wiuuer to hare the proceeds frora tho
admission foe. The tirue whan th
contest will tako place is not yd ac
uouscL ' -