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W. Il received ,,at The Auditors Ollicr, on
Wv the 23d Of September, The School laws
passed March 3, 1855. School OH ssrs, anf
those entitled % the can call a. the Uilic
nod receive then
Alsc, Just received The Report n The -
lperintendent Of Pubic Instruction fot 1897
sept 20, IS lens MrHRIscrR, Auditor
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\ ! hereby given 10 al persons moi 20 hsr-
Il bor NY son. Er,es, MAILER. o. sell bin
anything on my accounts rs he il a minor
aud has 'eit hi- pareuls Without good ceuse
and viii net ~ responsible fnr d I. debts.
Jan. 10. 5a-3~t CIAS. MAILER,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed. som'n'stfe,
tcr OF The estate Of d. K. L. Niehaur. ate o.
Dnbois county, deceased. Said csss'e y
supposed q be solvent.
GERARD NlEHAUS, sdn'r.
dec. 20. l8bS-3w+
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AccDEsr.-On last Thursday as
Mr.. b. i. Edmonston was returning
home on horseback from Mr.. Opcl's,
he was thrown from his horse, and his
ankle srraincd, 50 that 10 has bocn
confined to HE room ever since.
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nF Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement Of Mr.. Herbig's Carriage.
Wagon and Plow Munntactory, in TO-
DAVIS Courier. Mr.. IIerbig has the
reputation Of bcinga an cxccllentw work
man, and has taken the proper course
to secure business. Give him youl
patronage.
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Ut County Commissioners met
on the 10th inst. and appointed the
following Real Estate Appraisers for
this county: Spanglcr J. Croncr,
Principal Appraiser, who will attend
personally 70 cambridge and a portion
u Patoka Townships; Daniel llarris.
for HARRISON Township; Thos. Shout
dcrs, for Hall and Columbia Town
ships; Jacob Morandt, for Ferdinand
and part Of Pa,oka Townships.
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1Fwc notice BY the Pi,tsburg =,

live notice ~ the Piitsburg pa
pers. that jacob, a former resident d
this county, has been convicted Of the
murder Of his wife in that city, and
sentenced to 10 hung. Kelly, one d
the accessories, was sentenced to tic
Penitcntiary tcr eight years ard nine
months, at hard labor.
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g-yli u Undersigned will s,ll at public uuc-
u ten. a, The late residence OF Herman II.
Efcers, dst'J, the personal prcaeriy 81 said
decedeor, on the 29,h d Jan. 1859, consist
ing OF horses, ca,,Ie. hogs. sheep, farming
utensils, wheat fan, wheat. wsgoas, house
lold and kitchen furniture, &r.
A credi; Of rs elve months Viii be given %
all sums over three dollars, the pu-;hsse'
giving note with approved security, waving
valuation md sparaissneut lave. md bear
ing interest from G.t. An suns ~ three
Ne liars aud ur.'.- prompt payment will BE-
q CURED. John NlEHOCSF.
HERMAN HE.TNAN.
jan. ID. '5.-3N. ADMINISTRATORS.
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ArrrMrrrD RonaEEy.-Wc learn
that on the last day Of the old year, as
a hog drover, who had been buying
hogs in this and Narrick counties,
was riding along the lluntingbnrgh
and Iynnvilc roed, near Crp Creek
bridge, lie was stopped by four Or five
villains, pistols presented, and bis
money demanded. But instead Of
giving them his money, lie gave his
horse his spur. and broke away from
them without injury. saving consid-
cradle amount Of money which, they
knew lie had with him. Although
the would-be highway robbers wer'
disguised, it is said portion Of thcu
are known, and it is hoped may b
brought to justice.
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Ebin,SlN.lNLa N0cAve.

NOTICE l. hereby Nea that the part
nv ncrshn heretofore existing between y.
HAYDEN and r. PIrkhard', IN clearinghouse,
il the day dissolved by mutual consent. ~
thosr that are indebted 10 the said firm are
reousssrJ 10 csmr forward and make settle
menl ncdsat y with u. pickhardt. who .
authors. ID 70 masc The same. The busness
will We carried % az heretofore by u. fick-
hard'. o, llnn,ngburg. n. HAYDEN.
Sept IA, IS. r. PlCkhAhDi-
Get 20 1893.
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ne the Courier, BY 'rs. Il L saxon, o. Ala
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now combining, II the hvpe 81 defeating
IN, and destroying cur glorious Unioi.
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LITERARY DEPARrMENT.
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.

Believing the Democratic parry % be 'hp
only National party IN existence: we VIII
continue 10 give ia warm and earnest sup
port. in opposition 10 ell the lens which arr
now combining, In the hupe ~ defeating u,
and destroying cur glorious Uniois
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cure az uefdses OF me kcalD and hair: Il
Will stop md kecp \. from isling or: mskss
i soft, glossy. healthy and besuiiuI. and II
used BY the young two or three tines !
week, IL will never tail or become gray:
then reader, read the following ana jidqs
yourselves:
New yoRE, Jan. s, 1885.
Ncsrs. . j. Wood a. Lo--Gerilemsn:
Having heard a good d ii about profe.ssr
" GODS Hrr Res,or,tye. ard my hair b.
ing quite gray, | made NJ nv mind to.lsy
aside the rreiudices which T. in commo,
with a great many persons, bad scainst IN
manner II patent me1icine-, and a short
time sgo ! cc,'lnenced using your article, to
ties, 10 il Tor myself.
The re-nIt hss been 80 very satisfactory
thu, am very glad did &C., and in Justice
~ you, az well rs for the announcement Of
others who may be gray o. | was. but
~ho having my pre- ldice withou, my rsa-
sons tor setting II aside, are unwilinr 10
give your Restorative trial ill they have
further prof., and The best proof being or-
euler dcmcnsirafior, wpte you this letter
winch you may shV~ to any such, snd slss
cirec. them 10 mo Tor further procs. ~,
an in and out OF he n. Y. Wire Railing
Establishment every day.
/ Ny hair il now it's natural color ana
much improved IN appearance every ~sy.
icing rlossisr and his ker aud much rsors
heahy locking. am, Yours Respeci;uay
HrskY .IEExrss.
{, Ger. Columbia and Carroll Sfs.. Brooklvn.
Livingston, Ais. Feb. IA, 1875.
Prof Woo Dear 81: Your Hair Rasfor.
fs.ive has dine much good IN this par. Of the
country Ny hair has been slrh'y dni-
nishing for several years. CAUSED. srpposs.
from sigh burn when ~as quite IN 10
fsni have been using your Hair R~stors-
tive FOR six weeks aud fnj that ! hsvs
ia fine head II hair now growing, snsr
having used ali o.her remedies known. 10 10
: fleet. ,hrt A me rnoft valusbls reno
~ now sxisns. and sdvise oil ~ho are sfiIs-
,cd thai way ~ use ynuT remedy.
You can publish illis il YOU think proper
!. Yours, &c, s.. Vi. MIppLElor
philaioinhis, s 81. =, le67.
Pro-. Wood Dear SIR: Your Hair Re-
!, stvraiive u proving .seii tens iclsi 70 he !.
The front, aud also the back part OF my
bead almost lost ils enverIng--wss il fses
bald have used but half pint bo,sles ~
!, your Restorative, and nov he tor 81 my head
\, Il weil studded with q promising crop 81
!. young hair, and the front l. also receiving 10
!. benefit | have " "a other prcpsrarions with
OFT sny benefit hstevfr think from NY
= own perspnai recommendation, csn indSss
7, macy othvrs t,try i.
VI Yours, respectfully. y. r. TEoNAs. ~ ID
!. NJ l64 Vine Street.
The Restorative il put up in bottles Q
three siz :, VIZ: isfee. medium, aud small
!. the rmail hold 4 pint, and re,als ior en-
!. iOllar per bottle; The medium holds
least twenty per cent more IN proportion
than the snail. retsi's Tor Two dv!lsrs %
" bottle; the large holds quart. 40 rsr cent
:. more IN proportion, and retails Tor 50 so'
~lile,
OIL. WooD s. Co Prcprietcrs, 5l2 Brost
rs way, New York. On the great Y War
o. Railing Establishment,) aud ia Market ?
r. 81 LOUIS, Mo.
r. And sold BY all good Druggists and Fane
~ Goods Dealers.
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nervous heddnche, and may be feied upon 10
cure all Diseases OF The scaln and hair: 4
Will stop ond keep (. from falling or; mskss
X soft, glossy, healthy and bcsu,iIuI. and II
used BY the young two or three tines Z
week, u will never tall or become gray:
chen reader, read the following and jadgs
Yourselves.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
TO De CONTINUED.
For the Delaware Inquirer.
A STATEMENT THAT IS TRUE (!

Mr.. EpIToR.--With your permission will
make statement to the public in regard to
the figure Mr.. Joseph NJ. Barr is cutting in a
matter that in no wise concerns him, or is
calculated to awaken, the much talked Of
sympathies of the public. A man by the
name ofTaylor, who has no local habitation
any where, placed his wife and children to
board with me Taylor visiting them every
three or four weeks. In the course Of time
the space between his visits became greatly
extended, until at last he ceased TO come al
together; and at the game time lot the board
of his family run on until 1t amounted to
STA. Mrs. Taylor all the time corresponding
with him, but keeping his whereabouts Sc
cret. l finally got tired Of supporting another
mans family, and Mrs. Taylor and her child
rem went to keep house in tho Western sub
burbs of the City. She had no sooner got to
housekeeping than Mr.. Taylor came home.
went to sec If could not get, at least a
part Of my board money, but to my surprise,
Mrs. Taylor hid her husband, and had no
opportunity to sec him, much less present
my claim. Mr.. Taylor made his escape in the
cars. got out foreign attachment, for the
purpose Of bringing the gentleman to his
senses, sufficiently to acknowledge my claim,
but he was gone beyond my reach. While
Mr.. Taylor was in Wilmington no told per-
son, who told ME, that he had money lent
on bond and mortgage, and that he intended
to 90 to Philadelphia, to go into business. II
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

was to get the papers that would lead to get
ting my money-an honest debttoo-that the
foreign attachment was issued and Taylor's
goods taken. 1t was not to get hold of the
clothing of the woman and children, but TO
keep from being swindled out of money that
honestly earned, and what Joseph NJ. Barr
has aided and abetted, and done all he could
to assist in swindling me out Of This is not
case for the sympathy of the public to be
excited about. Mr.. Taylor is not the poor
sailor he is represented to be, by Barr he is
man that is not known in this community,
and for some reason or another, does not want
to be known here. All that is known Of him
is, he rs gentleman in ppearance-dressess
exceedingly nice and does not look half as
much like sailor as Barr does. There was
no children's clothing sold, neither was it my
aim to distress the woman the law had TO be
complied with in order to get hold of the doc
! uments, that it was said a certain trunk con-
tanned. | did not know then that Bars da-
I guerreotype or Foremans letters were in the
trunk. thought that it contained nothing
but Taylor's property.
When Taylors wife boarded with me had
no idea but what she was proper person; l
did not know that she kept up correspon-
dente, and exchanged lillenesses with such
men. II Barr thinks it spunky trick to abuse
a man whose physical debility is such that he
cannot resist, he lie welcome TO his opinion.
The public, have no doubt, fully appreciate
such actions. But man will do most any
thing to keep from being exposed and to
find mans likeness in married womanis
trunk, is rather an awkward predicament. 1t
was no wonder he struck a man, with barely
life in him, TO get possession of it.
The story Of selling the clothing &c.ofMrs.
Taylor, was falsehood, printed by Barr, to
make an excuse for his cowardly conduct.
The whole story, published by Barr, is
falsehood, of his own make, to cover up some
matters that were very near becoming public.
II Mr.. Barr, Mr.. Foreman, and other gem
temen, Of the fancy, who n ow visit Mrs, Tay-
lor's house at Hedgeville, would club together
it would not cost each one much, to pay the
claim, or enough Of it to insure receipt in
full. | nm willing to compromise with her
or amy of her male friends on reasonable
terms.
do not want to intrude upon the public in
matter which is of no interest TO it, but
when an editor publishes an untruth about
me barely want the antidote TO go with the
bane. SAMUEL c. CRAWFORD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

Mr.. EDITOR As there will be another cleo
ton in September for members of the City
Council, would like you to answer me a few
questions relative to certain matters that
ought to have been taken notice of by the
members of the present Couneil
lst. 1t was public rumor that our late
Treasurers name had been forged to receipt
for monies alledged to have been paid him.
Was it truel
ID. If ii is true, is ii not felony and is
not the party who done il liable to prosecu-
tionl Why then las he not been prosecuted
Sd. Has the States Attorney been informed
of the fact (if it is fact) # so why has not
the offender been brought to Justice
| should like you to answer those questions,
Mr.. Editor, for certainly in law abiding conf
munity like our, such deeds should not be
covered up through favor.
sFIAT JUsTITIA."
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

EARTHQUAKE AND DREADFUL Loss oP LiyE.-
The Levant Herald publishes letter from its
Erzcroum correspondent, reporting the occur
renee OF most destructive earthquake there,
on the morning of the ID inst. The catas
trophc, which principally consisted of one
terrible shock, lasting some fifteen seconds,
had occasioned immense loss Of lives and pro-
perty-more than 1900 human beings, it was
roughly calculated, and nearly all the larger
buildings Of the towns having fallen a prey to
the calamity. Slight shocks continued to oc-
cur up to the evening OF the Sd, but the prin-
cipal damage had been occasioned by the ter
rible oonvnlsion Of the previous morning.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

policy, have taken sides with the
enemy to freedom. They must have their
own way, hut Joshua, we must follow teh
dictates of our own conscience, and endea-
vour to do what is right before the Divinity
and the world, let the consequences be what
they may. This evening General Howe will
spend with us he thinks that because we are
Friends that we must necessarily be tories
For thy part Joshus, desire thee to pay
every attention to what he may say obey
every order that he may give and for thy fu-
ture, private orders coms 70 ine.'' They sep
s;,.ied tor time; Edith to concOct plans to
assist the American army; and Joshua Way,
her grandson, to muse over the strange Ian
guage of the old lady.
Our story here commences in the darkest
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

Origin or THE IMPERIAL GUARD.-The I'm
perial Guard true to its glorious history seems
to have sustained the brunt of the fight of Ma.
gCnta, 1t numbers some 20, 600 men, and
forms body by itself, not being reckoned as
part of any corps. 1t originated in the first
campaign ofNapoleon l.. afterthe taking
of Milan, when the French were in pursuit OF
the retreating Austrians near the river Mincio.
The circumstance is thus narrated by Abbot,
in his " Life of Bonaparte:n
"Though the AHstrians were some fifteen
thousand strong, and though they had par
ally demolished the bridge, the March Of Ma
poleon was retreated scarcely an hour. Ma.
poleon was that day sick, suffering from a
violent headache. Having crossed the river
and concerted all his plans for the pursuit Of
the flying enemy, he went into an old castle
by the river side to try the effect of foot
bath. He had but small retinue with him,
his troops being dispersed in pursuit Of the
fugitives. lie had but just placed his feet in
the warm water when he heard the loud clat-
ter of horses hoofs, as squadron of Austrian
Dragons galloped into the court yard. The
sentinel at the door shouted, "To arms to
arms to arms the Austrians = Napoleon
sprang from the bath, hastily pulled OH one
boot, and, with other in his hand leaped from
the window escaped through the back gate Of
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
Remarkable Fountain in Florida

ri. . ...., n 49, ,i....... i
lAkihs harrow PAIN we cross lhruuSi,
some dense underwood, and all atonce' STOOD
on the banks Of me HaNuiia spring. mere
was pasin Of water one hundred yards IN
diameter, almost circular. inc timex bushes
were almost growing TO inc wafer edge, ana
powihG thelr heads under me uhiippied sur
lace we stepped INTO a SKIN ana pushed on
some immense llsiles attracted my attention,
ana ! seized spear TO STRIKE them: Inc
ooatinan laughed ana asked me now Jar DC,
meath thc surface supposed they were, /
answered about four feet. He assured me
ihey were ~ least twenty ieet from me ana
II was So me water rs OF the most wonder
iul transparency Dropping an ordinary pm
III the Waterbury ieet deep-we saw ITS
mead with perfect distlnctless as II lay on the
bottom AS we approached the centre no
uced Jagged, grayish limestone rock beneath
Us pierced with holes one seemed TO iook IN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

the garden, mounted horse, and galloped to
Messena's division, who were cooking their
dnner.a at a little distance from the CASTLE
Tho appearance of their COMMANDMENT Chief
among them in such plight reused the SOL
diers frore their camp kettles they rushed in
pursuit OF the Austrians, who in their turn
reiterated. This personal risk induced Ma
poleonto establish body guard, to consist
of five hundred veterans, of at least ten years
service, who were ever to accompany him.
This was the origin of that Imperial Guard,
which, in the subsequent wars Of Napoleon,
obta ined such a world wide renown.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
Public Notice

THE undersigned has this day disposed Of his entir,
stock Of Dry Goods 10 Jas A. SANDERS and hereby 70
turns his sincere thanks to the public for the kind patron
age Which be has received at their hands and socts ~
his successor a continuance Of the same.
Wilmington, Del, May 81 1852 Il. T. sANDERs
TQY the above II will DO seen that have purchased Of
R T. Sanders his entire stock Of Dry Goods Fixture,
and lease Of his store No 5Market below Fourth street
at which II is my intention to close out tho stock &c. n
greatly reduced prices. JAS A. SANDERS
June4 Wilmington, Dol
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
ANXIETY OF KING LEOPOLD.


lfIOm inc London lines, June ID.
King Leopold is on visit to our Court, and
it is likely enough that this experienced soyer.
eign should contrast with anxious feelings the
vicinity Of Napoleon with the protection OF
a father-in-law. Belgium is not the country
that can contemplate without msgivings n
sanguinary war between France and a German
State. 1t is with Austria that she is now con-
nected by family ties. But Napoleoni is not
the worst thing Belgium has to fear. In 1s4s
when France rejected the Orleans dynasty,
Belgium was all alarm. Louis Napoleon was
residing quietly in st. James and doing duty
as specialconstable. Lamartine, Cavaignac
almost every Frenchman of known courage
and ability, had better chance of French
throne than Bonaparte. The spirit of the
French nation was then the bughear. 1t was
France, all soul, all nerve, all emotion, all
fire, with no field for her ambition, and scarce
room for her people. King Leopold thought
Of Antwerp, and wished it were safe. He lis
tened to hear it cried in the streets of Paris
that the Rhine was the natural boundary of
France, and respect for a wise and good man
prevents us from specifying the effect It would
have had on his movements. So il is not in
the name of Napoleon, or in war between a
Napoleon and Austria that consists the dam
ger. For Belgium II is better that her power
full and excitable neighbor should be in tho
grasp OF one man man capable of taking
comprehensive view of his interests and those
Of France. 1t might be the interest of any
ambitious general or any demagoguo to re-
commend an invasion, on any or no reason
He might caro- little for the question of right
and his stake might be only that Of the ordi-
nary adventurer, who gains by success and
loses nothing by defeat What if tho. civil
lied world were indignant What il an army
were destroyod' He would survive to repeat
his perniciQps counscls with the turn of for
tune now in his favor. On the contrary, it is
Of tho greatest importance to Napoleon III.
to stand well with Europe, and not to have a
serious mischancc. His apologies may not he
always quite satisfactory but they are apol-
ogies, and tributes to the paramount claims of
public morality. He knows and feels better
than any man in France the consequences of