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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24
commanding.

The privates Of the 18th VT, on present
ing themselves to be paid off, at Brattleboro
on Tuesday, were agreeably surprised to find
that each man, in addition to his L. s. and
State pay, was to receive from government a
bounty of trenty- fre dollars, of which they
had heared nothing, and of course were not
expecting. 1t was found, however, "not
bad to take and conduced materially to the
general state of good feeling with which the
regiment disbanded. A larger number of
the men of the regiment will undoubtedly re-
enlist after short stop at their homes
Free Press
Zimri Howe, aged IS, long a prominent
citizen, died at Castleton, his home for 30
years, on the 18th.
The Union convention in Lamoille county
has nominated for the election in Septem-
ber:-J. A. Child of Hydepark, senator
Samuel Pumley of Eden, Thaddeus Hubbel
of Walcot, assistant judges ; c. c. Chadwick
of Cambridge. Judge of probate =. X. Gleed
of Morrisville, States attorney; John b.
Seaver of Stowe. Sheriff; Truman Smith OF
Elmore, high bailiff.
Mr.. Levi Loring was ordained pastor OF
the Congregational Church in West Charles
ton, on Thursday the 9th inst
The editor of the North Star takes the
proceedings, or rather speeches, of the cop.
per convention with a wry face, bu. swallows
the ticket Wal'on's Daily.
Benz. +. Wright, Co. l. 18th regiment
wounded at the battle OF Gettysburg, has sint
! died.
/ A SAD FATE.-John G. Henry of this city
a soldier who has been engaged in nineteen
battles, was one of the victims to the New
York riot. He was sitting on the piazza O
dwelling in Thirty-sixth street last Tuesda,
evening, when he was suddenly killed bv {
random shot from Hawkins Zouaves. Re
cognizing his old comrades, he hailed then
with cheers but observing the rio,ous dem
constructions of the crowd in that vicinity the
Zocave fired, ard Henry fell dead. A med
al, sent to parent few days previous sale
he had been engaged in nineteen battles
/ 1,Jypyjicor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24

The fall session commences Thursday. Septem-
Der 10Th. This institution has been in successful
operation twelve ,ars, under the same principal
1t is situated in the beautiful village Of Auburn
dale, on Worcester Railroad ten miles from Bos-
ton. The privileges for Music and French are
unsurpassed by any school in the country. For
catalogues and particulars apply to
G. W. BRIGGS,
Auburndale, July 20, 1863. 56;6l Principal.
- T A I + OF We X TO- I g..
~ Essen COUNTY. ~.
WILLIAM ALEAANDER'S ESTATE.
In Probate Court, holden Lunenbrg in ana iur said
district. ON the 18th day OF July. A. ID. l>6S.
Andrew Blodgett administrator with the will annexed
Oh the estate OF William Alexander. Of Canaan in
said district deceased. makes appc lien said
10 extend the time heretofore allowed him 10 pav the
deb due from said estate and 10 render his mi>ira-
ton account until some future day:
WheTeupOn IL Is ordered by ii that said appii-
cation he heard al the probate Cce. in Lunenbur-
the 18th day Of Aug A ID >: and il further ordered
that notice be given all persons concerned by the ou-
lication of this order in !hc Cieoian. printed AT ST
Johnsbrry. three weeks succe<lVrlv before SAID hca ~
By the CUurt,-AiieSt.
JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
A trle copy Of RecoTd.-Attest
SOS JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24
MANUFACTURED BY

THE peculiar raint or
infection which re
call SCRoFULA turks
IN the constitutions Of
multitudeS of men. Ii
either produces or is
produced 10y an en-
feebled. Initiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent 10 sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
-leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24
L ARM FOR S AL f

The subscriber wishing to leave this part of
the country wishes t. sell his farm Said farm
is the one known a. ;kc Wheeler farm situated
AT Peaeham Corner. one-touTth of mile from
the Academy, Congregational and Methodist
churches. Ii contains abou; one hundred acres
of land Slitlhlv divided into tillags and pastur-
ing. There is a good house. two bans and COLI
Nencnt out-buiidirgs on the farm. Al>o, G. good
sugar orchard and sugar house thereon and uten-
sis foT carving on i0g. trees. Said farm is well
fenced and has living stream of water runninq
In the barn and also good well at the house
The soil Is well adapted Ter the growing of ali
kinds of grain. corn and grass In fact.for beau
" OF scenery c0nycniencies for education and
desirable society ii Is unsurpassed by any place
III this part of the state.
c. Z. BLANCHARD.
Peacham, June p. 1868. J3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24

GO T. K n VI ENT SEC URITIES
AGENTS FOR
1HE I. S. FITE-THENTT LOAN.
Are prepared TO farnish the
United States Fire Trenty Year Sir Per
Cent Bonds
Direct from Government AT PAR.
1t having been determined t. extend the time
for the issue of the Five-Twenty BoudS. we shall
continue to act as Agents and furnish the Bonds
as heretofore. at par with
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD.
From date Of subscription
u Orders or enquiries from the country will
receive prompt attention.
We also keep on h and a constant supply Of all
classes of Government Securities for sail, ~ the
lowest market rates
IS. 80 Treasury Notes.
l. S. 6 per cent B onds for 1851.
Us One year certificates of Indebt ness.
&c. &C.. &c.
FISK K HATCH
3J-7S IS IiaH street Nr,- TorL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24

MURDER OF A NERMONTER.-Lt a. L. San
born of this state was mprdered at Norfolk
on the llth inst. As he was marching a
company of colorod troops through one of
the streets, prominent citizen and violent
secessionist named DIR. David NJ. Wright,
rushed from store and iusulted and abused
the lieutenant, applying to him the most op-
probious epithe,s. The lieutenant halted his
company, and walking towards the doctor
said, q" am United States officer, consider
yourself under arrest" The doctor present
ed a revolver and fired two shots in rapid
succession, the first ball passed through the
leutenant's hand, and the second entered the
left shoulder, passed through the base of the
neck and came ont near the right shoulder
blade. The lieutenant rushed upon the doc
tor after the second shot and bore him back
into the store, where he sank to the floor, the
blood pouring from his mouth and no Sc, and
Immediately expired. The colored soldiers
with fixed bayonets followed them into the
store, but were prevented from wreaking
summary vengence upon DIR. Wright by a
Lt-Col, who siezed the doctor as the lieutenant
fell. He was handed over to the provost
marshal, and trial held. The whole testi-
mony showed ii to be most wanton and de-
iberate murder, and the prisoner was placed
in confinement, heavily ironed and under
guard, to await the orders of the general
commanding.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-24

ceeded TO the methodist church. The clergy
oil being a5ssn, he exercises were c,ened
by prayers Offer by vice president tarpen-
ter. After a brief speech by the superln'en-
dent J. p. Lamson, Esq, exercises from the
different schools were listened to, such as
declarations, singing, &c. The forenoon
programme being finished, the procession
again formed and marched to the village hall
where tables were spread, loaded with such
things as strengthen the outer man. Ample
justice being done to this short recess was
had. All again repaired to the church, where,
after singing, the audience listened to very
interesting and able address by c. H. Heath,
Esq. Suffice it to say that it was character
lied by his usual happy and good natured
style, keeping his audience all the while in a
happy mood. After this, declarations, recita-
tons in geography, arithmetic, &C., were lis
tened to. Especially must We mention poet
ical description of Vermont, recited by two
young misses, which was happily received by
tile audience. To these Young misses, would
We give great credit for committing the po-
EN- so perfectly. After a parting song by
Asst Moss the superintendent returned the
thanks of the teachers and himself for the
large attendance and the good order that had
been preserved. The audience then dispersed,
feeling the day had been proftably passed.
Grea: credit is due the superintendent for
his effor, in getting the schools together as
well as his untirins efforts for the best we'll
fare of the schools generally.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
NAsHVTLLE TRNNEsSEE TUESDAY. AUGUST Is Iaa2

guerrillAs organized for the purpose Of
beginning in few weeks q System Of
raids upon the Louisville & Nashville,
and Nashville & ChattsuOoga railroads,
in which he expected to reap q large bar
vest Of backs, watches, pen kaig, 9,
and second handed hsts, boots, coats and
breeches, BY the favor Of fortune the
gallant Miner, who is ever vigilant
spoiled all of the guerrilla's nicely ar.
ranged schemes. II will be sometime
before Orchard is himself again" In
deed, we kindly advise him not TO be
himself again. Let him ~ all means
try to be somebody else Cicero, Sncra-
ties, Mrs Hemans, the editor Of the Nash
vile UNION, Sir Isaac Newton, Don Quix-
ote, Jack the Giant Killer, or Tom
Thumb. In the whole circle Of our very
extensive acquaintance, w do not know
any one whom be could not be with
greater profit TO society than if be were
himself again.
"Be not yourself again. O, nlek McCanu,
BE Turk or jew, or "any otLe man.
SloEq5s7ys
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25

VS. the undcrslguod, haze this day adopted tho
above rates, to which we bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere WIN. CAMERON, for the Union.
JOHN WALLACE, for The Dispaioh
wINHAM, BARRY Co. FOR tho Pres
NAmuIIE, tess July %, 1868
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
,ouncomonts OF Candidates.

and Funeral Notices,
y il be charged at the usual advertising rates.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
DIR. JOHN bULL'o
COMPOUND
OEDRQN BIT TE6S !
The --latest and Most lusportn0i
iSCoVerY al Shc Nineteenth
Century.

No mas nupic L moro m'mate1 connected %
IN the history ofthe MatgcN Meoica & th. Iuts1
states, or more myorebly kng' a. pignecr ih mrd
seal discovery than thai OF lr JOHN Btl IA oi Ltu.
isyiuo, Ky. E.s mimltntlo frepaEu on o. suHapA
rita has long stood at thc head ci the va Gus com,
pounds of that valuable drug h's Compound rtctord
of ~ hd Cherry has become household word through
out the West aud south ana bis Worm Lozrusee, in
lcss than year sitter their Introduction, attanod
rputltl0L rs " idoHprcad az the couuuvnt OF North
Amcrca. But the browning glory "a ma No rcmaius
10 no attained M biz latest discovery otrsthof com.
buatiou, for he dogs NOT claim ~ have bocu mo o5
oycrrr of CEukON, which be- the basis ut uc blttvIs
now offered 90 tho public. That honor ug.nEs o.
Sue native inhabitants Central Anigtict, 10 ahOm
iis virtues have boon known Tor more than two hun
dred yoare Armed With "a, Tie Indian bids defiance
o. the most deadly malaria, aud mndlos without fear
the most venomoua uurpepta. 10 b. belief with them
that while tero ~ bftut iet 10 the body the Cedruu
potent o. cure no ma ter What tho disease may bs
Willie br. Bul De- uot prepared 90 gnUDrrn th.s exc
Or vagant prgtgnsioui he Ia uuytrtholgss satisfied
T5l thorough eAtuinaton ii tup ovld0uoa ro,ail.
luit g-tuca, ,lat, az ro0ady AND preventive ton m
disea as arising from eApofytu, ollcr Co change VI
weather ana climate, or Go tGe niasuair influence.
IL stands without rival, aud iufty leagIyos the
equation it has 81 long Vuloyod Ga C,llra America
and ttf Mnfl IudltH. ln
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@ashpilIG aluiun.
Freedom and Nationality.

5. Q. nEMCEN, Ed,tor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25

O"Ptu,ooT DieK nIcO mn, the Cele-
brAted GueI riIia Chief, aud Ftf-
teen Of his RSen-their Appearance
aud OonditiOn-BIsO Opinion ofthc
war mud mRtter. generally.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
mo- AnvEnrleERe IN paTAn

81 Advertisements inserted IN the special column
sharged at tho rate Of twenty cons por line for tho
r4t Insertion for each additional ins,rtion ten
GUS IN the Local Column thirty cents per limo for
the nrst insorton for syory additional insertion az
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
DYSPEPSIA

nna 10 attendant train Of symI toms, 50 o.ts more
Atea Charm THAI y modicine lrrlt De- nothing n
mo v,boo range of tho MatCrla McC, tlat Gao lyt
moment bear q compa isou With q lu tblE aistas..
ful account OF this wonderful plant may heluuud
10 the llth edition OF the u 3, la cnsai.'y pages
1851 aud 1883,
A soros oi experiments, 10 which pr Bgii has oe,a
Ion Years engaged, has Just been orogght Go roo.
vcffal to uiuaop, and he now ma olel 70 oH'f 10
SOC public "a comb cal on OF tclitA, WIN "tu'f aN
proved touics the whole preserved h ihc YOU 9uAlg
Ut 5l.leI dlsutgd Bourbon WHISKY NAoo ne h e'N.
udeni has NO egua no The Wolll .a
he might IurIuFh Voiumt ol c.TnNtaltat oNt we
public gave long giaco earpod 90 estimate a..h ihh-s
"a o. trte yalss Tue safg5t 8. IA Ger tF ~ 600
80 % btmself the virtues Of o. nsN poi, ''''''
CEDRpN BIT lHtS
one a aru YOU vii, Levpr noe ans ltHer
Nis u,t necessary o. put i.h i.nt hti or N'''i''
iOs which tht Ccdr1u 6ittors aiy 70 tpU,fo,
10 ull diseases of the stomach, h'"."' h'''' WI
kiinoys
Ia al anactous OF tbo Brain depending UIou de-
nUEgmeut oithg stomach vr HoHns
IN G0ut Khoumalsm, and Neuralgia
Aud iu Fewer aud Agues
10 s d.su1Cl Go supoTscdc an other r"u''l,r. ID
nu' only Oups al tlesa tisees'3' ro' DO t'e' ems
them,
Awucrsse muri che B.I.rs tte. au D .u. De-
tore each mual Will ubYal. tul y. .a.D.r ' t'. ia'
guug.A > climate, aud slrruu tl. IvH.H N-HHh Do
bg llsl b. asv aulur tsa u,st tg nt .Altr--t
SID by uE- ,s,s aad Cfo. yIt gl.e.s b..
- %. John hUl6 pnaeu4 -'9a' ~ 3, b'.,.''
louisville, Ay. lsla IN
sot Wholesale 90 Nashville b5 Armatroug q Go
N1NlNb street, Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25

The dramatic mystery which used TO
beautify OF Tighten 10 death Mldio
Age play -goers Is not extinct It seems.
A man became bankrupt rgC,n ~ IA
England whose stock in trade Was
pieo Of mechanism called "Iue Combat
OF the Angel Gabriel with the Dragon
lAs pair had z heads, 40 horRs, aud z
crowns between them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25

Union aud re torati0n Meeting at
Franklin, Sem, on Saturd ",
August 22.
Speeches Pnrsou BrOwnlovv. q v.
johnson, and Got. T.. q. aaouck.
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VIMRRAR.

..-. I.EEaAk. HhulLsALs AID RETAIL,
4 rars4aIy sn baud delivered ~ al parts Of tha
lt. Do QllAh1, Agent,
On hioaj AND Hlgh
IunrTk.-M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19

THE undersigned give notice that they have
i made arrangements with responsible agents
in Washington City. D. c.. through whom they
can obtain Bounty, BACK PAR. and PENSIONS,
for Soldiers, and all other just claims against
the government, with promptness and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
we'll to give US o call.
PIATT & SPICEI,
n27vof Att'ys at Law, Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19
BOOT AND SHOE
SFoPl

- S. WIRICK, having removed to the South
~ side of the Court House square, is pre-
pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neatest and
most durable manner. He selects his own stock
and always gets the best. A good supply OF
Home. Made Boots always on Hand.
June 26, 1862. f##4"5 s@H## .%- .#f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19
McSWEl.N l. BASS.

% e" t-a McSWEEN l. BASS,
"A TTORNEYs II COUNSELLORS1 AT LAW,
"A LAND AND COLLECTING Agents. &c,
= a. TIPToN, Iowa.
ofFicE- Post-Offce Building, opposite the
Court House. Il # F @msYa@@3.4 q "rsnga ta..
4 n. B-Messrs Mes. & II. will pay tie strctcst
attention to every branch OF their profession.
~ REFERENCEs: Grant u Smith, Cook Il Drury,
Dawson Il Tuc, Lane Il Skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport : 1881
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19
Tailoring.
.IIO FOR WILTON.
.&f4 @ras r-@ Il . i
.a@i ssa. A Ssa,ssM -@

H>HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN HACK
- DAILY FROM TIPTON TO WILTON
and back. Having contracted to carry daily
mail, at low rate, and having good teams lie
hopes to receive good share OF patronage.
n26y9 f "a. "as JOSEPH WALTERS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-19
NH. TILLOSS, ID. ID. s.,
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

< IGHT DRAFTS On NEW YORK CAN DE
y had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
~.hasers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed ut q small premium.
cr- Office over Notsander's store.
WM II. TUrHILI.
Tipton, Iowa: July lst, 1860.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

Dr. Ludium's Specific,
cren o.
Gonorhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE oRsA,s OF
GENERATION.

rgvHE 6ouorrhaa. or commonly esnsc Clap. 10 ara
gushing nalacS. ADD il 100 sell known - r. aut-.
any explanations j. easy q be got but dfncnlt 70
ret clear q Il i companion that few sdmirs. II psr-
poor both married sIo ~iugie Ahocgh setroabte-
some III tSef tistre-~ifr snd somcfinr~ fatal
disease the treatment q which, hAs generally b~en
verse than the disease ITSELF TIE common fs<hienats
treatment Is fr-t deprive you q al Business then
corncs course stArvafionlivnC bread and tea.
Cruel some knd 81 iop<. Yea musitAenb~ he'd.
cupped lsarhed combined with ms nsdcies.
infections lotions olnfn-its. and fom~nts ion<
livery few DAYS the medicines are changed: and after
ufhs IN this Nsy which The patient
crest fortiade ter fear exposures be dis
charged discharges himself. With rritaos ureior.
swecd testcl enlargement Of tae prostrsfe glands
~ disc 81 she neck Of the bladder
ThisSpecihc. which acts like charm. ~iths few doses
taose diseases anil quite pleasant % take ard which
la. cured thousands New York. Philadelphia Bait
and many Of the Southern cities. IL CERTAIN ard
efeetna remedy. that makes rapid sntpermaneui cure
without regard diet. drink exercise. escept
ltnc, Iumriuy user-straiuing. THIS remedy J.
equaed By auythiae ye Cor tn
diseases IL l. extracted from plants. aid 3 per-
fectly safe. - Il = Purely vegetable J. contains
curry, - that yoa can expose yourself c. al kinfs 81
weather, without the least danger fem the medicine
And II you careful IN wrapping up ycur paste you
will have smell fom H. that you .rs not
deprived from going into company, or being detected
nearest friends
Thls i no quack medicine bsia remedy discovered .na
with immense regular hy scia an. and
confidently recommended 20 fhs unfortunate.
CAUTlON-Nons i genuine without the signature II
the proprietor. ". r. Davidn around the ben. AL In
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe law.
NJ DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
cincinnsti. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. isn2s-dsmis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
From the Port Wayne Sentinel Iay ..
Disturbances at Fort Wayne, Ind.

The Union meeting Of SATURDAY, drew quite
LARGE crowt-probably 10 600 70 10000.
During the afternoon. there were several il
tureances chiefly arising from The OyerbearinS
spirit shown hy the Republicans. famed and ex
cited nv the rash language of TIE speakers. Sew
eral Democrats roughly haudlei--in some
instances more than n dnzen attacking a single
individual In the evening the disturb ance>
were renewed. bur This time the Democrats think
ING fOr0earance no longer virtue, made a deter
mined resistance. y genera melee ensued. and
the result was that the Republican rowdie> were
badly worsted: but. we are happy TO learn. none
were seriously Injured The fight was renew e.
NJ the depot, just A. the trains we're about 10
leave, and for time clubs and hrckbats were IN
lively requisiton
such things are 70 Re regretted but in This
case ~ VS. something OF an ''irrepres>be con
nct growing ont of the inceniary teachings OF
tse Republican leagues and Their orators Boast.
were openly made oy Republicans on the cars
that they were coming TO Fort wavae to clean
out the bu'ternuts, and they seemed 10 fee
through the day A. though Democrats had no
business our streets They made the atterno,
20 carry cot their threats and cot we'll wtinnea
IS they deserved "a be We hope thes are s,ti.
fed with the result OF their undertaking. Tn,
Democrats of Fort WAYNE are a peleeable ane
aw-abiding people. but there is lmi; 10 ,heii
forbsarance. which IL ) not prudent to pas
They never seek Ia create a disturbance but i
their adversaries will insist on a fight. they vii
generally find that 'h~y have enough of it
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
The city Election in lafayette.

The strongest anu most CLOSELY contested cleo.
ton ever witnessed IN our city resulted ON Tues
day last in the triumphant election Of the entire
Democratic ticket. with the single exception OF
Treasurer Mo, nobly have the Democracy of
Lafay cite vindcated their candidates from the
vile and wicked aspersOus east upon them nv
tie Republican party and their hirelines The
Democracy. con<riou- of the geciitude Of their
motives, and the s0undness of their principles
and their candidates. determined to interfere
in the least. with the rights and privileges of their
opponents. aud equally determined 10 maintain
their own az all hazards entered the conte.t
with the iull purpose of success. Most goriously
have they achieved il The result is hailed bv
al Constitution and Union men - bright omen
OF the future. The Star Civ OF the West has
added ono more hril'iint To the crown OF her past
achievements. She is the banner city OF indiana.
We have no exultations to express over her lie.
feited opponents They were good men. but the
majority have declared their preference for the
Democracy We hope il NAV he received a. a
gentle, vet significant rehuke Of fanatcism. intel
eranrc md prescription. II will be well to heed
its teachings S. Argus
In connection with the foregoing il may not be
amiss IA state that the Hon Thomas 3 WARD.
who was re elected Mayor NJ the recent charter
election in Lafayette was on visit 20 this city
ON SATURDAY hast and was cordially welcomed by
his numerous friends Ia the evening. a.
an appreciation Of their personal regard for
him and in honor OF the political victory at the
gallant Democracy OF Lafayette number of the
personal and political friends Of Mayor Ward.
invited him 10 a supper in the evening The en-.
tertainmeut was given ~ Hahn's confectionery
establishment, in News Il Talbotts Block, on
ennsylvana street. and very handsome
affair. Although the supper was private. we NAV
say that the sentiments expressed upon the occa.
sion were highly patriotic. and specially ADAPTED
70 lie wishing condition Of public allhirs.