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t -r-a irTTTT?!) It''' . ' . . , i i i Ill V. Johnson. Senator in the rebel , UI'1 'o"- 1 1 1 lM- ... , , ... . brilliant Antietani -amnaign.
li. 11 1 IJ I J l-J 1A i leii'i'i -e crctiics ;. j.c.i tieur .nu i.uv , - ',, . i..,., I Clarence went a o, nil reiurneo m
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.nr.Y' AT i.te ....,. re,l ! ham, a member of the rebel Congre-, ... was doing. He f:iw that tho
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iS-enpt Attention Civrn to the ro,'!(.it..il.j j,
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" 1 1 ! t :,-. free ue of ti.ngle-foot on election i Mi.-ip.. senus ..icon., 00 ... pa.-'Kaes of clothing, "unismo or Jo:,cp i.oomt, out - nlJKtefii na- jusi mamet. mu.u- n
rE"'ct5:niS A:D Ä?;Är,S CF FAY. ; ' - the mlliUa during the war. c fof t,dr wants.
vlo"', Vouirr V Mr. E. It. Hunt rvximAv ill of ? It!:!MtKKXTATivi-:-.-A!ah:in a "t. tldeirl, a tory under Met icllan. T he v ork of lna,s of tH. U.,t canncl coal f
A:;'.' rL,r...i.:ani.iv;tl . . ...mls -AI Ikdtle.' t)Vr- in iJUt, ..a.im, u; deeanitation began with McClcllan, ft ,in!r. con L-dns more oil
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. - r V-...::. Tt.o r.r.i: of Vie-orv. , memner 01 i..e icyi . . ;;; - . comfortable." cr me v . .... ...... TW,rf,,t(M ovolty of the season in
fiVamvlix house.' t,,, rt r .v. . 'r,;;.-.;
W iNC hf.. thePM.ident. 1! is merallv certain - '1 "1tavinnd nM,, i once.budiy employed.. IIcsmihM cot-, tnatnu.n, 1 . Mr. Walter, the prinedpd propri.tcr
,.r t-ivM'-mi't Prcvri-ior. that New York, and ITlm..;, and Wis- . "'' (ej.c., .( s.-m . , s he diH-overed Clarence, and . i0,u of (be London Times hf.H left England
Pl.r4..t ..idN.in.d. .r,,r 4.,n.intÄ!1,lMK.illr.nrr,oiin!iv:,, lMnn, at.d :m ecrieticed ep-a ,, ; , The result 6f thelateeleetionhodd " 1 ; , ac.
Tai.T-alIbbrt7 andovery membci j. voll AVo sh.ouhl meet again." -nvlnco ffX l.anW hi, son.
The doctor visited the fimily ily, J Te Cattle Ml at f.r hca4 In ?
. r iltil. I in i rnpo.isi, com., .nn.u.on oi T)f,0r nnd -ratcful widow was , ni , .Ä .,..i o.nitoi. ch.lLira worth ore on the.!
. e uu.- - V , 4v:;t ,-inv porcv." It is impoihic fov the " ' ',.,. i ' - should give Manien peiiur-e.. i,
U-,;,. ML:uk:,u to recover from the his government, in killing restored, and ah.c to t ko cm. f hu . lV(icr;ll ofllce- way Last.
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nnIAMM.TAl ' PAINTER. .utimentdemand would be to tUfvlnanceinlMLandnirwhlelU.evot-b ..M r itcliel. w n.t. ";u.nt :m,l save tlu-country. Wonccl Feb ing a capital of VM,r,n, ha, .! or-
0,l 1 WdinM of Tlur.Pai UUMh, Am, riean ; in a S,uUiT(:a;olin, sc. S:u,r,d Me- nun of humamt ;(.nd otheers wlio "believe in their mnlzod to work it.
"Äco. r..nv,v.tr,s. , ar.or Mulri.igm. tu:Vii. than ' Cnmii; a lirigtid ier General In the j young of o I ; , ! -art 1"' vitl1 ,hHr ,,,0,,t,",, L Ti: advh from Salt Lnke an-
AVintW,r.Apnt2,;.D(V,. nil John-u hin.s -If ha. yet 1 '-' " ! '"nVlü itulitcr wi m -' ' the States in this Union mv xhc n,Iv:m,,, tidoofa hcMT
OvorSC V-cAciam;.1 !di iytd: Toearry out 1U kW,- I ... represent,! in Congre,. ((f njn,r, fromldnhoanl
a m ii u t tu ii .anil ir iiiai nr r mil iiati' - . . i ii.:..i.i. inio nai t a iiiin nii.i a.Mw
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VI:VCHETER, Z?;piAA'A? Till iKSDAY, Of'TOBI'H IS. tbCC.
CORRESPOND EI?C2:
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i: ie:, man voled hisehoiee w;thoiit
let or hindrance. 'Hie entire vote of ;
irv rni-m-aspour.i. i.scry man ;
IRV roi-iii1rrTi-iroue.i. iery man
felt th- importan.-eof the i -.i-s pmd- j
in:, :t:id none remain! away who j
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i.lsj; T.MerV-m .jorüy, niarj-.r-
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liams ' '
orrny in ;;::t.
Wat oil's in ;j rlty over Hunt U 11;
j Canuck (iDotoj-itiMii) reeeive-iJ-.: j
iv.rfc-: mMoiItv for Xev.-man, lv'.
TiiiM lias V:t-!un.u: nTown liip-iv-
en a lare majority l all, the .l i'.on ;
cau l! 1 ite-s. The e .unty h.s p -rf ..rni'-d ,
her p u t e'j'i dly :.s n !!y. J;ili;!:i wili 1
aiin lo retime 1 to the IVI-mI ('n-
en a lare majority t: tho .Iri:in
rress hv a h.a'.iibome maj oritv: and we
o-.trdh-vi f eate or color. i
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'Hi'srl-iy Ia-;t. Tii.
road is nw
p:i:-s:d!e, and is the prospective route
I for a 'irnoike. The newlvsown wlicat
aloiio- the route is u;), a;al looks well.
riie bridges, crossing ome of the
stre:ms ii ive been swept away by the
late ll-d. Arlu still nourishes Some
1--v'' böi'.ding-r have rece ntly, tymp up,
and p: tiaratms lor erect mg oiner- e.re t
. ()M Th. llrV t,mr . ,as !
r,,:i ;f .j,.,. lli:!:n,f:it.t my.4 :
t''ir of tie- best quality, -his r.oweu,
Jr., i-ilo'nra ..:! o:y ?.r o l a'i'l gro-
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by -ir. L.i tJvenaatt, sine- re:ineu
to : d! t.:-:t I :-t rf the State, 'ihe
old ho ';Mn'.; c - .1 1 1 1 ,4a:vd. ir. ih.e .-t:r-
? (ally da;.v.. Ai'iuhasno raiifoads
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anr t!ian P.iehmon or Wit,che-lcr,
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; . T!v o;.nevts of its be-
iu .
' c'.min'i a business point of any notei
! w lemain as it is-n lautiful nrral vil-
!e , th,ro talc, m slnvi,,;, t., ..ri,,, ) ;'f hAlM t Uc il?; HU h:uuU w,rc thrut in-
ahont a re-ttorat n of too I nion, as 1 1 . ' . M-cre ! t his eoat pockets, as lie juessed on,
well nMr.)vi iin; hy pr i-h-i-!atio:i vernmcnt, jf ' . when he felt his aim seized from be-
, - A - t., . or polel by the Lerrislature, wnien .u
for tlieintercst of his constituency at ; . - ....u' iivi,i ! hind.
iior.ie, nnitherijrhtor nil men, re- 1 lh Jat u,n v V , x";f rmod' I 4((iuiek! miick! come Muick!" mid r.
mi" roo.'M-a 1U'il 11(11 1)0 llllonneU. !
i . , , , i i ....
j;uiKsötnngine pa-i v. ecu n.i -
. ..." .
,.n alxc.it v. witli yi-r.v lair rc -
i i.ii,:",r,r"""-r- wi' r;'?1'1!-;
I J. W.ight, a .staunch Jkulical, wa
istairgcnngMoW It hu leceivcd; the
; u'fV.:i.,r-.. ,,.;,. .I i,r
I Mr." Johnen to pcr-i-t b.r.ger in hi.;
j Itemtorvrc tho nWU hi i.wer
IIIII..II1-1"'. - ...V'..
witlout m:. -!i gtiarrantec- as the M.Uie
M-.uh.. i ,t..r,.
Stlll.llM.il HI III. iii- ..'..- w
h-e. Weliada p'.oasant trip, :md re- j .
' funed h.hu.sati'nod with everv thing! ' propose to state to you the military
I in reneral and our vMt to Aiba'in par- j and treasonable history of a lew of
ti' i-' -r 'tiiu-e' lueniUrs who now hold
eertilicates of election, and who are so
- , ,t .-..ii.v .1 ...v ....... --. - . . , lwivv s, icis n r rani i i uu ii'it-i . i ... ,
L, h...v.l!;idtn..ofZ.Honshaw. und Mr. Fool, a Senator in . the Nortn ' j " , ov. '"engaged in the interests of Cod a
..t..V.tl Ol Ll.v.Ml' IlV !l lll ll.'i' I
.......... . ... . - . ( . , 11 1 I- 'Mll.l M'., luv . , . !..!.. J I. 11
I
J:
i the Fortieth fVnirresva'to I-wocvctj-
thin. lit' J:us failed kimminiu-l.y j
'r.n.l ooinj.lrteh', an 1 if he ha the I
; . it. .1.4. .. ..t.,:.. r rr.i, . , i;,.1, ?
no cue c! c can remain Min-.!, ' t the
. .
!taM rojrui-tl for hi own name in hi.--
t,,n" 1,0 T,MI1 U"M fr,,1:1 a ro,jrJ j
n-Iiieh ran only 'end in his oAvn mm !
ami ui.-jrnicc. He imtf if he is gifted '
with the mot ordinary intHli.;renix,
llj(,ir 0V(. .jHv ovt.r ,.jI1Cf. the
m.ws .f)!n r.l5nr T;10 rt.ps of
T: wrk will throw upon them
r:T:ltnoo1 ,r 1irlit. It is rtfo, We
t .irf.(JSrt ,,. u,,. South' will
thil,k t?i prodirt th:.t the
(() ,r,.fl.,t tho .
.j ,,v ron.rt.sS a
J.e-NhitureH will lo.-c lil
44 mendments
and th.it her
little time in
'
iratifvinuMher.i.
j 11)t the llopuhlirans rct upr-n
th(i lnmU uirctt,iy won, or relax a
j sm:rit. c.(r;,rt to sw-ll the irreat triumph
Covern her. The more emphatic
t,in ,.,.;,. ,.r ,,...,,,1. i,o M,.ro .,.-
t;(hl ,,Ay t)ie work of restoration
on the ba-is of justice and nakirinp;
I peace. Let nothing be omitted that
t. ,:i tC ,ono t give the linishing blw ;
, k,i1V p-.l!cy" in the elections yet to
,() t..)lil10i
' '
IaJi.ma Lr;:i"lntiirc.
.... ' , , r. i
. . , . lf ri.TM.i
n iii.'Viiv'or fin in. ' s oi me renei
i.rniii' i ic (Hons (ii uoMiiini
I LUlli UUMV 1VII T"" -
i- i w l fiw.
svinr.athi.ers were defeated, and the I
J ',,,;,. f,,n.w,. : s,mi,rein .
, ...
tr.e leheliton.
, it 1.,..,! w.mi'o
ow, h.owever, the loal . pop.e
i JU.,. I,, ,! instead
It llllllil'l Uli IUI,1, '"""M
of a tie, as it was one time, or a ma-
' . '
joritv again-t ih as it was at another,
it is overwhelmingly Union. It stands
about as follow.-:
Union.
:!
Dem.
is
33 '
ll-.,,.-..
AA
Total
r.i
12
Mrijor'uy on Joint l .'.o.t
.. ,. ,:
orffJ1 ti-tod; Imt tins only. proves,
.ti..v Inv:, ;, in the cunt.y
., . () ;no,v thr.t ' li is th.c man
'he Legi -daturc- i-!ic!ed it two
i yc.,,. !; u vii" pAMub'y elect a site-
' . r At kvh :,,
oi nee c.i'ir:' in i-"v. "
! ?
-. e -
' Cknrncter of ro-iM-ca from the
i Hein' I Sirttc.
anletitlv iresscd for admission by the
1 . - , j. lh i popper
II l l VI -'. "iv
; , ., ,.
: vi. T..n w-r. ..i..i.
i. " .
i. Pern ,
I Hon. Suuth Carolina .sends
.r-mMin.r
and wounding Yankee-; Thomas C.
Fuller, who wa a member of.. the
' - ... .
' r.-bel Congn-s; Eedford J.rown, w no
a member of tlie .Udc Coiivcn-
! o v.diieh pa-cd the section onli-
'nance in l'JLand fr whicU hv von-i.
H3 "Of
LLL
; ' ....... i i i
0
The Strict.
j
'-Hi r., N,y-, m a von ign for each ,
f v.n." .ii!! Mr. Mitchell to 11H miis !
Clanwc anl IMxvanl, on .hnjrht win- j
........ II.. .. .. .w.. 1I-,1 1 If lit
u-r ntornini:, ;nr m-u- ... ,
tlK' rMeii. "I hear that you 11 r- nt
the head of yrr ela-oS and thN i"
to expreß my iti.-faetioii at your pre-
iin-1.
"It ha all vone, father." I
"Jiwhcu'I And what have von lo
jdiow lor itC
"Vothin: sir.
7
f'lan nco'l1, nthMh, ndmoltlv.hut
without .aim-; the manliness in his j
ti-ne eonvinecil his father that all was
ri.iht.
And now, thou.hJChrencr supposed
Ids f t crt t t he .-afe fr m all hut the
eye of his Fatiier in heaven, we who
watelnd him through all, M ill relate it
in confidence to our readers:
The day on which he received the
gift was clear and frosty. It v;w De
Ciinher, and though the fun Phorie, it
had no power upon the icicles winch
fell fniu the trees in showers. The
idr was healthful and exliileratinp to
the well-ela.l, hut to the j.oor, unpro-
tected child of want it came too keon-
ly. Clarence hurried on, with skates
little bare-footed ho v. half fnintie with
... ...
pief: "I hehev(Mny mother l.s dying:
- ...
- i lareiiee oin'Too imiui-iveiy, winie
.
e lv, einigln lo ins cit, urag-e.i
Him on.
. . ,.. ,
Tlie home, if such it couid hocalled,
t r i- . . i i . ...
las not far distant, and the K-ene
..1 X 1 1 11 .1 . . .
winch presented itself on his entrance
v i I 1 ............ ...
was awuu, iiuiei'o. uii.ui, ?ui
roumled ly three or four children
rereaining in terror, was lying on her
miserable hed, w ith her clinched hands
fixed in an immovable clasp.
"I will go for the doctor," said C'ar
ciH-e, and lcmcnibering that he had
i seen n phyi ian's house on his way,
i .... i .
tu,., "...clor f.llnwcl linn ihr lly, ami
lire on the health.
"Are yen InMigryV" Clsreneo asked.
"Yes very hungry.''
"Ami cold, too," he .-mid, and with a
he;:rt bleeding at the sight of such des
titution, he hurried ton cook-shop close
bv. 1 1 iv old piece was in requisition.
Iheadamt hot (dfee in nbimdance
soon drew the little famished creatures
tr, a corner of the hovel, where they
,;disf:sl their hunger .,ndh,he.i tltoir
' cru
Ira full hour the agonies of
i . . i. .i ,i.
the po.r monier It.f icu; , neu ne
lav
a
motionless? from utter exhaustion, and
fell into a profound slumber. A por
lion of the f?)M l-uee yet remained,
i l larenre oil tu ,ne .oci. ..h ,
I A smile stole over the face of the phy
sician, but there was a to.tr in his eye
i ..,1 he looked at him amestiy.
j "('1 bless you! my noble little fei
f Hreuceo h rtltlie loetor lliou-uaiice.
j low," lie answered, as he laid his hand
upon his head. "Keep vour money
fur other good purpose. I never saw
o
von before, but 1 th nk e shall meet, ' .
- . ' ' (were Democratic victories and Me
nr. Uli" I - ...
had with him. While deliberating on
".J i V ,., I,...
. wnai iuruier ne e.M.iM M.., i.v ,
little one ; then hU wife provided em- j muv a flUo,tlon the . oorrcndent writing from Frank
p'.oymeut for her, an ! she required no j My of ruf(irr!1Jf the PresidentV lin county, N. C., ay- the gold mini
further nstanee. ! oliev. An industrious and energetic nt Pontis is undoubtedly tho riehst
Four weeks had passed wien Clar- . J .. f ho uI1Iatinc it! all thut lirfa(f. mine in the vorM. A
cncoN father -encountered Dr. fr -. i (,u T, 4 .llilf.aM ,rtirtv v (.linrtc m ,y the State. ud invc-t-
A
,4
I'o. IC.
fM,n as Clan iK'fcame in he took !ilm
ly the liam!.
;,ly w.n, I knov.-tho hMor-of tlie
,A,vri,:,fh m
nrenv lookl up in nondor.
.1)r s i nn ..1,1 frim-J, th..ueh
v0 ilt ot nicot (,ft(.1K Ho wonht not
rot until he had trncM yon out; an,!
nmr, my h(y, reeeivo your father'
Ues-inir."
l( ,,x 1 m 11 nu" l'n,lll'm,,m' 1
tire South. Thee organizations have
oranf h circles m ev orkrily and
the Wo-t. That In X. Y. is nid to
numher .71MO, principally comiM.ed
" lio nerved in the rebel army.
Lach circle hasaditrerent name. Sonn
are known as the "True Sons of the
Smth;" othrri ft the "Knights of
rabin," and ell well armed with the
mo.-t improved weapons, ready at a
moment's not ire, should a favorble op
portunity ari-e, to resume the strug
gle for the lo-t cause. One of thechief
members of this organization now in
prison is said to have made impoit
Hnt li-cl(sures.
General Sheridan Is concentrating
troops In this city for important pur
poses, which will soon be made ap
parent. - .
The IuT!ic Pcbf.
The following is tho ofhVial state
ment of tho public debt f the United
State on the 1st of October, ISCfi:
IU-M tirartnrrnln Inttrrtt. S 1,31 0.ff.3 .041 H
lhM lirinc t urrciicT lnlrrit, !O0,.rJ3,ipu to
.MaturfJ Jult not i'rreutfd for
, lenient, en,nrj.a.Te,i4
lVU lenrii'K no Irdfrest 43T.25J,2a,3?
Tntal .1ft I, 82T0lrVV).T0O 2J5
Awouiit in Irem'iry, -oli.) f ."W.ijfl.VJ 37
Total $ 77,-: 1 3, 747 50
Amount of debt lent ctti In
Treasury f i.024,33C4 J Ca
From comparison of this statement
with that of last month, it appears
that the debt bearing coin ha inerean
ed 21,743,4., and tho debt bearing
currency interest has decreased f 47,hin,
h-jO since tl to 1st of Sejteniber. The
note interest iMnring debt has de
cicH-ed i 4, a 1. ",' ". and the entire actu
al dcrease in thedibt is $2J,:i4o,C C9.
The amount f coin in the Treasury
ha- increasel .eütil OS, while the
currency lias decreased 14,'i4-,s9l 22.
What the Prcniuent Ought to Do.
Tin: following from the Chicago
Times shows clearly what the Demo
crats would now do since their defeat,
and what thev will urge the President
to do. They think the guillotine is all jj tlu.5t. JMany years. JfnVem 0r
that is necessary to kill the I to ml Ii- rirr.
j f..,n j)nrt v. Thoy will learn that the
i H(.liul,(,,ns nre lljrulIniT (hS? ron(t
i i'r o rn;l
prinoiplo, and not for ohVe. Jhe
majority oi uieiiun im ""m" u,v
j prineiial ofiiee-J under the lVesident
are renegade?, and we care but little
how noon they are decapitated.
Immediately after the fall elections
of is. Pre-idont Lincoln said he ac-
epted the result as an indication that
thepeoi.le wire dissatisfied with the
l)rogrcss of the warfaud heaccording-
ly gave McUlellan permission tr retire
to Trenton and stay there. This was
a curious couclu-ion to reach under
ithe eireum-tances as the elections i
ore
ills
The
lie
party
nd
1 .......... X ..t 9 . L.iif 4r frJfo UTi tllO
o-.,a..u. .. ....... .... yr ....
gho-t. and that only the most vigonm-
AcciJntt Intnranre.
rictwen KeniHha anl Milauir
nnn gent of the TruTHm' Inirirana
Company, of Hartford, entered the
cr, nn-llisrln i.-ueI ticket" f
eral pasngcr nppnarhtsj n elderly
lady who, it afterward appctM.1, W
deaf.
"Mndim. tfouM j'u liXt io Ir.scr
!ivriint nccidents-yinvpilfcl thcu
exhibiting his tickets.
'd pit inv ticket down TZcn -TinJ"
"Not a railroad tirket, mlflm; I
want to know If you would llk to In
sure your life ngninst evident.'
"I'm goin' to Ohkosh to rUit mj
darter, who'? nt arrit tj up thffe, end
ha ji-t got a baby."
The agent raised his voi lltt!.
"WouM you liko to la.'uro your llfci
against nccidrnt?"
"She'i locn mnrriid two yerH nt
a half, and tUU U tho first child. It
Is n g:d."
Agent .till louder
"I am an insurance arnt, mndanr;
don't you want to Insuro your life,
against nccident?'
"She got tloriR flrt-raff find Is do
ing as well as could he excctcsl.'
Agent at the top of h voice
"I am an insurance agent, madam;
can't I insure your lifo against acci
dent?" 4 (), I didn't understand you," paid
the old lady. "No, her name i John
son, my name is Evans, and I llroflv
miles from Kenosha."
Whfre'a Smith.
If there is a man by the namo of
Smith in the UnitM States he is here
by informed that there is a letter in
the Tost-oHlce for him. Baltimore
The last vrp heard of Smitlfhe itm
living in Michigan. Tuirdo JSlada.
That's a mistake. He was sent to
tho penitentiary from hero for appro
priating a keof Hcrapiron whisky.
liujToltt Advertiser,
All wrong. John Smith ha lccn
pent to Sing Sing for participating in
c Copperhead convention at Albany.
JlrofUJi Couufj Jit puWicav,
The identical John Smith above re
ferred to recently apjieard in this cit
and If running a ?nake and monkey
show at the corner of Fourth and Com
mercial street.. Afb'ßon Prt$s,
You are kadly jested for news-paper
men. John Smith was blown up by o
sdeamlioat on the Tomhigloe n short
time since, and has not come down
yet. MoUlc 2'imiM.
Our ooteniporary Is liltle prema
ture. John Smith has come down and
says tho blowing up he pot wh.s not by
a steamlont, but by Mrs. Bmith.
Muhilc Tribune,
All wrong, gentlemen. There uro
two Johns, Old John is Delling rator
strops i ti New York, and tho young
un Im runniig a bank in "Chicago; it
Pharaoh, wv believe they rail it TO
inlnyf'tn Tiu'ep'ndrnt,
What a fdnpld -et! Every well-ln-forme
1 mri ou.'it to kn w that old
John Smith is a pojiular artist of Mad
ison, having hctn n bitewu-ber hero
since the flood. And, by the vay, n
prominent Democrat li06 o-wrcd him
fifteen dollars fornhof that kind for
MMaken, gentlemen. John Smith
is a re Id, nt of Loui.vil'o, Kentucky,
and comes up here on Tuesday to ?how
. Hoif.rJw (o manlp;ilalc lhc
franrhi-e. John i now p!ning in tho
,.,,imtyjail, charged with Illegal voting.
Let him pine IntI iariapoH Karrftr.
Case dismb'cd, and tho servire of
the vrrit d.lo John engaged for tho
eoming M-arn in ÜU "Australian husi-
ns" by ChnnccloT MeConl. Exit
Smith.-7wf;ir7;KV Jwr,mU
Not 50, gentlemen. Smith wa. re
loaded on bail, and ha since gone on a
trip to Poitlsnd, Jay County, for the
benefit of hi" health.
ODDS A5D
Perl'atid renuirrs eight hundred mil
lion feet of lumber to rebuild Itself.
A young Montreal editor ha ab
sconded with $i",fKK) not his own.
Cholera is still raging among the
negroes on the Ijouisiana plantations.
Custard lioihsl in n bras kettle poi-
moro
congenial climate.
F?c.r;ov. SnvMour, of Now York,
is rcortod to ha vp rencmnod hl rrty
associatln and announced hlm-rlfln
favor of tho Constitutional Amend,
ment. 11c !s furthermore report eel in
have - dd that were ho living in ihm
t-vuth ho would vr nogro wCrzz
tho

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