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Sheriff S Sale.

)4 virtue of an execution to me diteded from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose n,pnbiic sale
door, Cehtrevil!e Wayne County. Indi-
ana the 4,h day of May, 1884, be,weer the hours of
10 O'Clock, A. NJ and p said dav the following
described real estate. situate in Wayne Couty Indiana.
and described follows, wit: The north quarter
OF section number four. township number fifteen
number west containing one hundred and hftyseven
md and sixty-eight hun1redIhs of
Also, forty of land off of the
of said section number Jour, commencing ahe north
of the above described OF land thence
forty poles stake Henry New:on's north
ner thence south Henry New,ons so,th corner
thence forty po!es stake, the of the
bove described quarter thence north the place of GIN
ming, ming forty be the less Ia
ken the property Of Peter II. Wright
cuon in favor Of William Nixon.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff VIC.
April 9th.
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FEMALES BEWARE,

is an ndispu,abe fact, demanding serioas AMI COL,
emn consideration, that the farest and
l"v.iiest OF the female fall yearly untimev
grave: the unconscious victims of their
From the Register Of Mortality find the tn, IF
Females far exceed those of Males, that the e-ea,
est portion die in the bloom youth before they attain tho
age OF twenty-five, yea, twenty Consumption dis
ease that spreads its nsdous Uni.
verse, aud nps both and email. Listen. then Il,
warning voice which echoes constantly id your and
guard yourself from the first increasing seed of this lie
ease which certain knit its tai hurry Won
TO the solitary tomb. As the Taf.ies,.akc arms on of
its poisonous fangs aud you heed not until tho Sing Of
death 's fast rIvetcd in 1t is only at this
time, for the hst, will begin 10 be concerned abou,
your health; but II may &c late May these facts
aw AIKEN from slumber AMI listen Il,
the solemn voice OF and the thu h..
prolonged and preserved the lives Of thousands when u.rd
ime. This is
DOCTOR DUNCAN's HxPEcroRANr REMEDY
Amed'cne prepared especially for diseases of the Res.
piratoy Organs, Colds, Coughs Innuenza
Soreness of the throat and Johanna of tho Mueus
Membrane Of the Bronchi.' Splitting Blood, Asthma. diff
Guilty of rea,hng &c &c Such the first genera ting
symptoms OF an approac thing. lingering
CONSUMPTION.
That thousands, yea tens Of thousands fall victims
supply of this valuable Jnss eived .,
the BOOK STORE,
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ELKHOHsN FACTORY,

ME undersigned, having pucha sed The hove Factory,
L formerly owned by Daniel Clark, mi ha wing put il,
in complete REPAIR ready C.1RD UOOL,
and Full and DRESS CLOTH in the best, manner a nd
upon short notice. They will also, time. be
prepared manufacture all kinds of good order. They
VIII quantity of WOOL atthe highest
ket price payable in Goods tho Facory, Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c. They would Prefer Wool
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope, FINN their long
periencc and their attention business o merit
ceve a share of patronage.
NIXON s. WILCOX.
April 18th. 1874. i6tf
Eaton Register copy mo and charge this Office.
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81 Is W
MACHINE SHOPm

ME Subscribed wishes 20 inforal customers the
public generally, that ne is about removing his Ma
CHINE SHoP to HAGERs m .his county, where he
VIII De prepared 10 do al kinds of having been
at considerable expense in procuring ali necessary inn
pemeis TO conduct the Machine operations on the mos,
extensive SCALE having the mos,
for ~
Carding Machines, Knapping Ma
chimes. Pickers, Mules, Jacks, Jennies.
Power Looms. both broad and narrow.
Silk Machines of the latest style, &C.
HE WILL ALSO CONSTRUCT EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Il III Il + 5 III G MACHINES
called for. astend TO the fitting up MILL SPlNpIES
CUTTING SCREWS; and, in short, be fully p,cna,ed
to do all kinds of work usual be Machine Shon
at the shortest possible notice. and when done 40
perform We'll or will be exacted NV custom has
always been to accompany work where is TO be used
sci II up and never leave Until il performs ent.e sat-
isfaction.
take this method, there FORE expressing my sincere
thanks TO old customers Richmond and III.
dag country for their suppor, heretofore, and will sn
more thankful Tor continued IN
lion IS TO do good work and prices tho times
have already several thousand dollars worth Of work en
gagged. to be up Iagers,own the ensuing
where sample of my Mechanism appear
ELkANAH HULLEY.
hichmond, Jan. D, Ioi4 2,f
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To Breeders of fine Horses

we would say horse In ndisna OHIO at this
time of high origin Verumnus Being sired by the
renowned horse Old Ecipse-who and beat with
ease all horses his day. which assertion Is acknowledged
by sporsnen who lualnt"d with the history Of the
running The Of this Horse will recommend him
n all classes being of and muscular built measuring
sevenv-three inches around the grh. This Horse
tanned of George w Brown of Charleston, South Carolina,
present Propretors who having bee engaged IN the
,oa of horses to the Southern Markets for several
became acquainted with all the noted horses of tina,
country
HOPTON FERGUSON,
JOEL HAITI.
Milton Mach Q. 1914. 3o-6x.
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SATURDAY, April. ID, 1874
The Cen,fevic Clay Club agreeabIy previous
ce, the President i'll the char-when motion oil JACOB
b. Julian ii was
hereupon Ii. Julian, Daniel S,rattan and o. r. Jones
were appointed sad commtee-who. aer short absence
reporteh following esontionswhch after being deb-
esa,ey read, unanimously adopted by the Club to-
Uhereas. a, the late April elections the Wings Of
Wayne county formed County Ticket, De voted for
the August election; and whereas. the OF that
Ticket veil the result of the November election.
extent, depends upon The "Union Of the Wings in
the approaching Election.
Therefore,
Resolred, Tina, approve OF said Ticket, and pledge
give eac and erery nd.id4al named there
H. Undivided support. without regard 10 any prefer
that we may save had before It's formation.
Reotred, Tha, tive ensuing OF princfples
principles aioneand that much the duty OF ev-
cry good hg for who for the present,
the Wing strength iii Old Wayne, as to
contend for Whggery Itself.
Kesoired Tina, purpose Of enectnaly uni
ting in this cause, OF be
appointed by President, whose duty shall be to act
Committee OF Vigilance in all things relative TO the
Rsoleed That Aypoeriieal rant of The loco focos
prang about the immortality and trrehgion of the
Whgs-whi'st they themselves afe the avowed friends
and followers OF some Of those men who have spent
their whole lives in attempting sap the very foundation
Of both morality and gon-deserve unui,t gated
contemI,, and detcstation.
Resoired, That although opposed the pursued
by Abolition icns generally, their dstfefested and
manly conduct at their late meeting in this place. III f
ing from, them the unoiy alliance tensred them by the
Lpcofocos of this Couny, neri and should reeere,
warncst appreciation.
Ics0ired, That all times ready to meet our
upoi and honora BILE arguments
nh and documentary evdenceat the ballot box,
by far expression Of the popular Will; but that
and VIII wiIfu tiou frau
of any kind
Resofred, That, however dear may feel the Wing
be and however important deem ITS
the country. win dishonorable
advance H. but viii upon the principle that
jus, cause may be supported and maintained by just
means.o
While the Committee absent. preparing the above
resolutions the CLUB entertained with able Address
by g. w Julian, Esq, tho subject Of National Politics
Agrecablv tho requirements Of the third resolution.
the President appointed the following persons said Com
mittee. Il Jones. b Julian. Joshua Eiiason,
jr William Evans, c Jackson Dillon IIawor,h, w
Ray, Jacob Bowers Paul Frazier. John Winder Jason
liam, Jesse w ians, { {; Cohen, Merritt, David
Commons, A NJ Hannah, G. w Julian, John Thomas,
John Finley, AMI john G Talbot.
On motion it Resolved Tha, the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Wing Of this
On motion the Club adjourned NEE; in two weeks
om this e"cnirg, at the Court House.
JOHN PRITCHET, President.
4 Dir
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New ARA N G M n 5.


NfE unde rsigned offers for sale. about
eight miles north of Richmond in a he THY aud
plea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mile from Friends
meeting house, and the distance from n method
church. The FARM conta about 100 o good
quality. and 70 acres is of cultivation. Their
the premises comfortable house,
cessary out-budipgs-a good and good
orchard-a failing spring exceen, water The
Farm will be sold reasonable terms, price
payments and possession will be given any
be wanted. This farm desirable one nd any pc son
wishing purchase cannot be better suited in section
of country. Inqu re of JAMES JONES,
Near the Market House. Rich mono. Ind.
April 9Th, le44. l5.f
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NJ A N S ION HOU Sc.
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Sa Nsa &AEE&ME,

hAVING for some months occupied this we'll known
i and popular HOTEL wouli return his grateful thanks
10 the travelling pubic who have so literally pa,onzed
his house, and inform his friends aud the pubic
that he 10 continue the for tenn cf
aud that pains will be spared his part enter
tain those who may call upon him. style which will
make them as comfortable well furnished table, pleas.
and courodieus and polite attention can make
them His stable is attended by careful sklfu ost-
Ter. aud his graneres well supplied with provpder ffe
respectfully socts continuance of the public
Camoringe City. Ia, July y, IS43. 3Of
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Clay Club Meeting.

At meeting of the Clay Club Of Jefferson Township,
held this amongst other of
bv o,her gsnemcn, W lam v. Davis offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resored, That we have full confidence in the cand-
dates selected by the Wings OF this county fiji
rious Offices. believing them be Gentlemen OF sterling
Wing principle. and way qualified fill the Offices
they aspire We therefore, pledge ourselves
fair and honofabe election
August next.
Whereupon, Davis w. Sutton offe.ed the follow ing
resolution:
Resoired, That the Corresponding Secretary forward
resolution the Wing papers Of this county for
publication.
A. WEAVER, Cor SeeY.
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= offers for sale large quantity Of sureror MINI
MOTH SUIfIfER S,tk Uornt Eggs This species
by late Ma tional Silk Convention. be far
better any use, known by those
used they peculiarly adapted
climate Thew have been preserved with and
believed perfectly .ouni and healthy They will
be sold reasonable JOB BONlON.
Richmond. March p2t 1874 l3
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AWGDS1 3sRGHl@9,


/ Y n co. WING TICkE 7
Senators.
ABNER NJ. BRADBURY.
DAVID p. HOLLOW N.
Represe
JOSEPH LEWIS.
WALTER LEGG,
ELI WRIGHT.
Clerk.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
Treasurer.
ACHILLIS WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Commissioned.
LARkIN THORNBU RICH.
school Commissioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
SAMUEL G.. MEREDITH.
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Mr. Phsness Tom. tesoa, acar Adamsviile, Masknsu7n
county, sna aad l6 wears, was seriously
sIth disease three or iouf years.
us symptoms lglt eoOEh, hecc lever ana afsht
sea,= attended general dehated state Ut the
rse,, snoS,r- SYMPTOMS o gofng INTO deene'
,-ed but eject and as the
= -. a -. te:eFntnea to virtues Of DR.. Dan-
,.s ExoecisranI Remedy, which be procured Of the
IN GAINESVILLE and happy the pablo, that
mis- medicine actually did all disease from MS
lungs which appear tn De healthy
fse. Supply received ard for sale the Richmond
BOON STORE.
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Sl,916,S62

Estimating tho amount received at the New York
Custom House. at two thirds of the whole amount
received at all the Custom Houses. VIC have re-
cciyod during tho first quarter of the present
year, SS6O5,O9 A corresponding amount for
tho remaining three quarters. would give
revenue from CUSTOMS of over thirty four mil
hons an amount sufficient to dcfray all the cx-
ponscs of the government and leave a large sur
plus to be applied TO the public debt
But little than eighteen months have e
apsod since the present Tariff law went into OPP
Grafton, a period hardly sufficient to fully test all
ITS operations revenue measure. Enough
however has boon developed to provo conclusivcy
that it will produce more than the rate of
duties under the compromise act; and that any
material reduction OF tho duties would lessen the
revenue. Should the law be suffered to remain
unchanged it will produce an amount of rcvcn-
sufficient to defray all the expenses of the gov
eminent and pay off the public debt The OBJ
Jccton heretofore urged againt IT, has been that it
would diminish the revenue. In less than one
't-oar the prominent objection of its opponents
Will be that It will produce too much reycntlo.-
inns Objection cannot apply with much force
while our debt remains unpaid. 1t will be time
enough to urge that objection when we have anvil
ed ourselves of the means TO discharge the pres
cnt liabilities of the government.
Yours. &c.
CALEB +. SMITH.
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o = 81 ID 81 R g
IN
BLANK BOOK MANuFAcT0RY.

ME undersagned would respec ,,li inform n. n,hl;-
re continues TO manufac order, all kinds Of
':>Nh ooohS, IN good style and Of superior pap.,
ne i prepared to furnish County Clerks, Au.ita. .,3
feasdfes win Books of the latest mos. u,nrar.d
ofm having recen'y received patterns the Aus,o, =,
STATE oo BOOKS VIII De reboaad and kinds of rc,;o
deals AMI magazines bound in good STYLE and a. Low -.
CASH as they can be done else whcre He .oI;.;,.
share of patronage.
The BlNDEtY is in the Immediately ox., ~.
Book Store. G. s PRESs.OTr
Nichihohn. Jan. ISsh' fcAS- 3ly
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Books Cheap for Cash!

wish to dispose ." my present stock of BOOKS, prev
i ous purchasing a Spring supply. Those
hand will be sold extremely low prices Now IS the time
o fill up your libraries. Call Book Sore.
April 9Th, 1914.
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SAFE YOUR LIFE IN TINE.
TO CON 5 U M PTIVES,

4 ND all those afflicted with Colds Coughs, Brouctt-
is, splitting of Blood, and all other symptoms indea
of that which lead into Pulmonary diseases. tho
undersigned Agents beg leave inform who arc a
ic ted they again received supply OF tina,
vada bic medicine, Dr. Dune ans Expecorant Rene
dy for all diseases OF
TIE LIVER AND LUNGS
Tire eery many who often have been dsA ined.
avail themselves OF the opportunity ming
PRINCIPAL Pbils (t6ce
" hich is certain produce
RELIEF TO ALI.
who suffering from diseases Of lungs Those
ny information concerning the
medicine, desired to call the foown
whom bear testimony of its virtues,
Samuel Israel, Esq. Mt Vernon,
VIM Downs, Plea sent Township.
Joshua Hnsley. Morris do
Israel Dillon, Harrison, do
John Wolf, Liberty do
Principal Office, No. 10. North Eighth Street
PHILA DELPIflA.
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for s..
Call and before it is too late.
For sale a tho BOOK STORE
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i ON of execution M directed,
ID Wayae Circuit Court, will expose public sale
the Court House door in Cenreve. Wane county, Ind-
the 25th day of May 1874 between the hours Of
ten o'clock and four O'Clock, p. m, said day.
following described Real Estate,
The sonth-west quarter of section numlsr twenty ve
23} township number fifteen, l5) range number
containing one hundred and sixty acres, less
Taken The property of Benjamin w. Ellot satisfy
execution II favor Of john H. Bruce.
WILLIAM BAKER, Shuif w c.
March 99th. 1914 81 80 l7:l5
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llOlMc- Nade Better than InnpOr-
ted!

ME undersigned living miles sru,h-ea-, If
hehn'ofa, - manufacturing cAststeel-edse HOE.
ntc of strength an1 durability Of body be
paSseu HE edge ia of such principal that will
noe AMI Dig rocks all summer still
hoia sharp edge Those who nave Hoes think
ha' they would not hesitate saving tina,
we're. by half the Hoes exhibited 10 the new
~oTii They will be kept hand, for sale a, nv shop
and also, at Faro alnes' Grocery Store IN Rich
mond. JEREMIAH kOONS.
AprIi 18th. lo4l, l6,f
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wing sketch
I'LL. BANNER TOWN.-BLooNINGB BURG. a
- " ''"" -oo to 800 population. ia PAIN township,
s"isfe Losooeo w,tin its ,,i., We uues,ion II the
.:.s - >a,a OF any town of its size the State,
so' :" me United States And what is quite a. SIN
-, i>s'oe. st'ii more able, they have
o '"se aossery ~ the place. NOR sswe ar. informed
eau a dIop OF liquor be purchased ;hers,
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From ST. DoMIN1Io,- Accounts from HaytI,
ceived the Merchants Exchange by the Eagle thai
the Spanish the islam having revoted against the
present Government. the whole dispo force of the
land, amounting about 30 GOO preparing
march ainst e Boston Eav Stale Democrat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19
The Great II e m dy.
NOW is THE TIME TO GALL:
4 Fresh Supply Of
ID o G. T o r. DU n G. A N 5
ExPECToRANT REMEDY, FOR
ONSUMPTION.

w ny Will you Procra inate!!:
And suffer the influence Of wet. unhe sl,hy weather
TO Knit disease in that
you TO an uatney grave. Has occcar proofs con-
'iHced you that consumption death all
II may encounter when left until late pc rod. Then
why vii you delay procuring remedy due
arrest Inc progress OF that fell destroyer cold, which
soon terminates III coughing, whereby of
aad inflammation Of Mucus membrans Bronchi, is
Produced and lungs RENDERED Thus
suffer themselves until looks
20 their door. when they will concerned abo
health when i'll all probability i, is late May all
have cold take timely warning and rid of
possible.
DR. Duncan's Expectorant remedy stands before the pub
lie: estei by thousands. and ia ~ used ia
family throughout the different States, for diseases of the
chest and lungs.
The vast amount sold in this city, and tina,
persons who back and obtain
ties IS suiicient evidence of wonderful efficacy.
For sale Rich,no4d BOOK STORE
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THE NJ AR Els.
IL &c hmOnd Prices, ApriI10, 1914.

Wheat. 564c. Corn, 25c. F!axsoed, Csc. Oats, SIC
Flour, $3.50 Corn Meal, 3l4c Bacon, teg round. ic
Hams. &c. Butter. SC. Eggs, Sc doz. Hay, S. per
LATEST DATES PRICES.
Cincinnati. April l6. New Orleans, April G.
Baltimore, April IL Boston, April 8.
New York, ApriI 10.
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DIED, IA his residence. Un,on county, III Thursday,
Ih after painful illness of days, Neri Og-
den, Esq, in the 5>.h year of his age
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Cincinnati Flour s3.67-.. Whea, IS Whisky lSals lc..
O.Mess Pork 50 80 Flour p Whisky BIC Lard 81
Bait...Mess Pork - Flour e. Whisky 23A Lard CT
n. Y..Mess Pork . 80 Flour 5.l2 Whisky 23t Lard 81
Bos; Mess Pork 10 90 Flour ) iS Whisky 274 Lard
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PROVISION S.

VvNiE undersigned have opened a Provision house in
II the room, door Of Sloan's Ho.el where
all for sale Fresh mt
kinds. Ba con, and other salt dried Beef, Baona
Sausage &c, which viii be sold at the lowest
They also purchased the Baking and onfection,rv
Mr.. Lowry, and will con,inue same
II the heretofore occupied By MIR. Lowry where
viii keep for sale Bread. variety Of Cakes and
sweeunea,s Candies, and II articles usually kept in
embellishments. CRACKERS of the bes. qualify " IN he
sold Grocery keepers and others the lowest
will DC put II a good and Farsfns "a
supplied with fresh cakes for parties and wes5- On
snort notice Thew respectfully solicit such patro.7zz
their attention to business merit
PAXSON & LEW Il
March Gotta. iS44. IL
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/ ours. DC.
CALEB Il. SMITH

ashirg,onian'' (Faye;se Coz contains the folio
win sketch of
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Clay Club Meeting.

A. WEAVER, Coz. Secy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-09-12
FAcTs FOR

We would that every mechanic in the
land would read, mark, learn, and inwardly
digest the. contents of the following article,
from the Poughkeepsie Eagle. tits con-
else statement ofthe effects which the cleo
ton of anti-piotectien SIS will have on all the
industrial classes of our country, and we can
not TOO strongly cammend it to their notice.
In the years when the rates ofduiies upon.
all imported articles ranged at 20 percent,
it is well known not only that the foreign I'M
portations so far exceeded the exports as to
create a ruinous balance oflrade against US,
but that, owing TO the low duties, in addi-
ton TO the usual foreign goods brought in,
large quantities of articles made by mechan-
icai labor began also to be imported and
that kind of business was increasing SO rap
idly, that, had it not been stopped by the
tariff of 1892, it would soon have proved a
vast injury, ifnot utterly ~ruinous, TO a large
portion of American mechanics. Hardiy-a
ship came from England that did not bring
as a portion other cargo, a large quantity OF
London-made hats; French cabinet iurniture
began also TO come almost by the ~cargo,bnt
among the chief mechanical articles were
French boots and Shoes and read made cloth
ing.
All who had occasion TO visit our large
cities in those times, could see in every quar-
ter signs upon showing shops filed with
French boots and shoes, and the ready made
clothing brought from London, could also be
found almost as easily. But we wish to cal
the attention Of shoe-makeIs and %tailors, es
peciatly dle journeyman, tostwo simple facts
which was noticed particularly al the Tune
A single ship that arrived in the spring Q
1872, before HE whig tariff was passed ,biough
~sirteeu thousand pairs Of Paris made boot
andshoes, which were at once thrown mt
our markets. Il was also stated by the cit.
papers, at about the same time, when order
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-09-12
A PERILaus DESCENT

On Friday morning last, one of the workmen
engaged ON the new Catholic church, at the cor
per of Park and Saratoga streets. desc end I'd
from the steeple by one OF the ropes W hich they
hoist bricks and mortar, and a ~perilous descent
it was. He teebphoid ofthe wrong rope ,and came
down with arnn-when he reached the ground.
he. alighted on his feet, and received no injury,
but a pretty severe shock. from which he short
Fly after recovered. We rather suspect that the
next time be tax es hold -ofa rope. he willftmoke
sure he's right before be goes a bead .''-Baifi-
more Sun.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-09-12

Polk \ HERo.-Ths Locos having lad rather
hard luck in hunting up horoics IN behalfoi their
candidates. ancestor, are determined, iIseetns,
TO make a hero OF the man himself. The ioIlew-
ing isexHacted from q pamphlet e%nritled ''Polk
and Dallas Songster." Ii would haye been mer
eiful ii the editor had condescendcd TO inform
Us in what fields Warrior Polk has distinguish
ed himself:
I'm the South lie drew both PEN and SWORD,
And freedom marked both deed and word,
TIE red coat ana res SKINS did dee,
FROM HANDY Jim Of Feunes=ee!
..When red men r1vaged through the souIti,=
HIS voice as III the rife mouth.
The friend OF brave Old Hlek-o-ryf
Stood handy Jim of TENNESSEE"