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state Ticket and state Central
COMMITTEES.

SECRETARY or STATE,
GEN. BENZ. LIE FEvRE, of shelby.
n BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
wM. LARwILI., of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
THOS. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
sTATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
First District.-.Jcrcmiah Keirsted.
second District--R. X. Cox. jun.
Third District--COloncl &. j. Beam.
Fourth Dlstrict-tieorge +. Dawson.
Filh Districts. 5. Snyder.
Sixth Dlstrict~-,John q. Doran.
Seventh District--Iohn q. Thompson.
Eighth District--,Ionas Smith.
Ninth District--,Iudge A. Kramer.
Tenth District--J. NJ. lIagg.
Eleventh District--,I. w. Newman.
Twelfth District--Dr. Wayne Griswold.
Thirteenth Distriot-,Iohn +. Follett.
Fourteenth DistTict--Iohn Il. Jeilries.
Fifteenth District-M. ID. FOllett.
Sixteenth District--Charles ii. Michnier
Seventeenth District-Charles Ii. Aten.
Eighteenth District--GcneralJ j. w Fitch
Nineteenth District--,JeilersOn Palm.
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Married.

LUTZ-EHRSTINE-On the 9th inst by the
Rey. Steck, Elias I-utz to Sarah A. Ehrstine
both of Madison township.
COFFMAN-JONEs-On the 9th inst. by the
same, William Nj. Coffman to Mary Jones, both OF
Dayton.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In NENIA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, March 8; April II; May II; July o; Aug 0;
Sept. 10; Oct 18, l.' -
In DAYTON Mt the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March o; April l3; May lS; July 9; Aug. 10: Sept
IA; Oct. 10.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March TO- April ID; May 10; July 4; Aug. II; Sept
10; Oct 20. =
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House, on
Thursdays, March ID; April 10; May "a; July IL;
Aug. 16; Sept. 20; Oct 25.
DR. CONE has had offices In each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients in each of the above places he can give
the best Of references in each place to his skill
DR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but if
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars In Cash
Address DIR. e. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nov25-d1y
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ITOUhes arc used with always good SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will nnd 7ocAes useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an nnusual exertiOn of the vocal
organs. The 7rochee are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
An article Of true merit, and having proued their
efficacy by tost of many years each year finds
theIa IN new localities in various parts of the
world, and the Troohes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO.
ClIES, and do not take any Of the Worthless Iyni-
fatiORs that may he offered.
Sold every where in the United States and For
cign Countries, t35 cents per box. oca5 .omdw
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guests ON the
2Oth OF MAY, 1896.
The location of the Springs, and the mineral
properties of the waters, are sure guarantee
against all malariolls or contagious diseases
Omnbusses will run from all day trains on the
c., z. n q, x. II, Passengers leaving Cincinnati
by the six O'Clock A. Nj. train win arrive at the
Springs at two O'Clock r. NJ, and by the nine
O'Clock train will arrive at 4 80 p. NJ.
fine CorILLON BAND will be in attendance
throughout the season.
All letters, packages, etc. belonging to guests,
conveyed free of charge to and from the Springs
It Fl Il O r H IC E
WIN be under the supervision Of Major b. Y. FL
FIELD lately of Adams Express, and formerly of
e., A, a st. Louis r. r., and of q. n TOPPING
formerly Of Gait House, Louisville, and lately of
Burnet House, Cincinnati
Guests visiting the Springs can have every as
snrance that the fare and Accommodations will be
equal If not superior to any watering place In the
United States. FIiII.d
The usual trip tickets will be issued by the vari-
GUS railroads leading from Cincinnati. An bag
gage transported free.
TERMS-Four dollars per day for transient
guests, and the usual reduction for families re-
naming during the season.
BeBs Post onice address, Lewis Center, Ohio.
JOHN n. FERRY,
as6 PROPRIETOR
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HORACE WHITNEY, Auctioneer,
DAYTON, OHIO.

WILL cry sales In town or country, for the old
w price-t10 for large sales and IS for smaller
ones jn9d2w
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JOHN n. FERRY,
PROPRIETOR.
neutrality-suspicious.;
Get your painting done by
KUHNS g. McHENRY.

No, 81 FOURTH STREET, bet, Main 4 jefferson.
70 GRAINING and MARBLING done in tho
highest style OF the art. Ceilings calcimined In a
superior manner. All Kinds OF Sign and Orna-
mental work neatly done. mI7dim
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The IncOme Tax to he Unset.

An able legal gentleman, of the Illinois
bar, is now engaged in the preparation OF
an argument, which he and other like au-
sumption that the Income Revenue law is
constitutional. He reports upward of fifty-
two thousand dollars income the last year,
but, under protest, he declines TO pay the
tax, and will, when the usual compulsory
action is invoked, ask iniunctions from
Judge DAVIS to restrain the Government
officials from collecting. Thus the
question will be brought squarely before
the highest judicial tribunal.
As a cotemporary has remarked '.in
the haste and rashness of Radical legisla-
tion, too little regard has been paid to the
restraints of fundamental law. 1t is time
we rctraccd our steps; quite time some lit
tie respect should be paid to the Federal
Constitution. Written Constitutions have
been SO little regarded that many acts have
been passed which. when subjected to judi
cial scrutiny, will fall to pieces like ropes
of sand. This is reckoncd among the fated
number"
To sustain his positions in the contest,
his main points will be:
Il. The Federal Constitution provides
(article ], section 2, paragraph 3, that rep
resentativcs and direct taxes shall be APP
portioned among the several States accord
ing to their respective numbers.
80. An income tax is "A direct tax.
'3. 1t must therefore be apportoned
among the several States according to their
numbers. lA4a H
~. The income tax as now imposed by
acts of Congress, Is not apportioned among
the states according to their numbers, but
Is laid by the rule of uniformity.
-. The acts of Congress imposing such
income tax are, therefore, unconstitutional
and void. The tax can not he collected"
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Sptfial AstIsts.
Special Caution.


~ NhoW 'sNuuTHhNabH SYRUP
mas become 20 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. winsIow's Is.
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLow OF
THE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. ju9dawsm
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cB- There is one member of Congress
from New York, who has suite of rooms
at hotel, and boards his whole family at n
cost of one hundred and eighty dollars per
day !-Ndrion Democrat.
A vote, in the right direction, will square
that account, very readily.
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" ANTED-IT TO BE KNOWN THAT

PLONMENT or those Wanting HOARD Inforlnn.
ion rs TO Lost Articles, &c, TO Advertise in the
Empire Want Column, .I
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Nov 25ih. ls65-3m.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

State of Indiana, DUbois County. ETC.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that William
A. Psgett, living IN HARRISON Township,
DUBOIS county, indians, about three miles
south west Of Pcrisrsviils, has taken up an
ssiray heiser, described ss follows A red
heiferl wish / white face. with red spol
undera,hsi right eye, a'whi,s belly, and :
little white on the fore snkles, y short tsiI.
Marked with an upper slope, and an under
bits snd : split in The right ssrssnd q. epli'
Ia the left ear; said heifsr supposed 70 be
three years ola next spring. appraised D,
twelve dollars. by' n. G. Horton. and Phillip
Schwenk.
Attest. H.A.HoLTHAus. g. D. G.
March "a, l8G6aosn ssirliat 4sF' nseH W
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JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE.

gEvIiE undersigned will run Stage from
y Jasper 10 L9ogootee,l for the accn'nmo-
dstion Of the public once week. leaving
Jasper every juesday morning u siHne I.
coancct with the cars, and sreturning on
Wednesday. lie will be thankful Tor !
share d public patronage.
ANTONY 6TEINHA USER.
Dee 26th, l864-ly.
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oFFICERs or DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cierk-HEsRy A. HoLrHAUs.
Auditor-THEopoRr SoEDERmAHS.
Treasurer-E. STEPHENSON.
Recorder-AUGusT LlTscHGf,
Sherif-HESRY MAUNrEL.
.Coroner--J. q. ALLEN. ~
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
WM. n. GREEN,
II. NJ. DAVIS. Commissiensri.
q. NiEHAus.
OFFICERS OF BAINBRlDeE ,rowEsHir.
Sebsslisn Kueblsr, W. Aenros
n. BreIage.
~ Tsustee-H. Keefer. ns
Constabies--A. Eckert, taig
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COURT NOTICE

State Of Iudians, DUBOIS County. IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois County. IN
ths State OF IndiaDs, Magch Term, 1855
eo'f'eis. =. Ferry / c,,,, As,,e,.
nElT KNOWN. Thai oslthis the 18th
- day OF January, in the year 1865. the
above named planliff. by HE Attorneys, A.
led 10 the Office ot. tbs CIe,k Of The Dubois
Circuit Ccur', his complaint .gainss said
defendant. ID the aboys entitled cause. to-
gether with an affidavit of competent per-
SOS, that said de'en danps residence 10 IN
xnown.
Said defendant 10 therefore. hereby mott
lfied Of the filing snd pendsncy Of said com
plant against him. and that unless be
appear and answer Or demur shsrsunio. o.
|she calling Of said csrss on the second day
Of the next Term OF said Court, TO be nsg0n
and held st the Court House in Js-per. on
the fourth Mondsy in March, next, said
complaint. and the oatters snd things there
in contained and alleged. will be heard md
determined in his absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. G. d, G.
] Adams a. Bus',nsr, plf. suy.
I .Febs 90. 1s66-3w.
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oyMr. De Bow calcriaiesin his. Review
thss the expenses of planting I COO seres o.
cotton and 256 acres Of corn now " S74 400,
snd the income from ordinary CROP on that
amount ot land 10 now $159.O0O. leaving .
msrgin Of net proits Of SS4 600.
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Desirable Town Property!

nEING ebout 20 scmovc IRON Jssper,
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dencs nerr shs town 4 il large and CON.
modIuus hsvinnevesy isnce attached,
with tive acresfot land. part o. n wsHh ses
with choice tsuis. II has also q s.abIe end
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wishing everything complete thIs u rare
chance, - 4 viii be sold on the dSost'rs
soaseis tssms Any ptfccn wishing 70 buy
issinvittd 20 sxsulins theu premises, ov "a.
dress, JOS. HOLLEg.
Feb 18th. i666-6wf w fs fas
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In consequences Of the grea, sisensisos q
rade in the Mauuariunng districts ~
France and Engisnd. large q3sn'y " val
able js~elry. urignsily INTENDED igr ihr "a
roreon market. lies bern senf t.ff iur sale 10
,hi- county. md MUST BE SOLD AZ AxT
SACRIFICE. UnG~s theSe CIRCUMSTANCES
ia MILTON a. 20 acting a. Agents ius
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
ADA A DELLA roRRE) FOURTH DISTRICT ooUH

ADA A. DELLA ToRRE) FOURTH DISTRICT COURT or
JOHN c. BARELLI NEW oRLaAss-No 1852.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of ferI falcsas to
Lime directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction at the Merchants and Auction
house Streets the Second District of this city, NON
DAY the 2Sh day of May 1885, at IL o'clock the follow
IL eERrafs PGRTIoN OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon known the
city the square BY Moreau Montegnt Cloue
Streets and the Public Road having measure,
more less hundred and feet front said
road by depth Of three hundred and nine feet between
parallel lines .&H5TN# sfs=
| . LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings and i'm
thereon situated in the square, having,
English hundred and eight
front Cloaet street by feet eleven inches and
depth which lot composed of Of ground
sgnated by the Nos plan made City Sur
and deposited in the office OF Amss notary pub
| the 22d of July, 1855.
Bare by purchase at public sale made by the Sheriff Of this
Parish at the suit of Joseph Rarel Louis Apoolnare
Peern No the docket of the Second District Court Of
sew Orleans for which purchase said Sheriff granted unto
said Barel adeed Of sale dated 22d March, 1856 registered
in the office in Book z Fo IL ard in the Clerks
| 3. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
buildings and mprovements thereon. etc, suled in the
twenty-five feet eight inches front said Triton Walk thirty
feet eleven inches and half front Tvo Grc!o syour
formerly belonging to David Wire and itnn feet in the
the forming irregular triangle extending the
Ss by sd and ad M Ss IS
sketch annexed to certain act passed before oG aire
late notary public in this city the 18th june s Said
from Dr. Angelo Bnaph passed before HILARY Breton
e late notary public This city, the 2 ui January,
Seized in the above suit ..e7E .ts.t.-.5r #af lr-r
R- TERas-Cash on the spot in y. s. Treasury Notes.
CHARLES BIENvEHU,
| Sharf la parkt lTn,
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rHE home rLANTArlos, rAn1sH o. AgcEns1oa


This superior plantation Bayou Gona IN the parish
Iberve the right of the Mississippi river descending lies
both sides Of Bayou Goula and measures less
the side ote bayou D frant the 81
'front.' and containing less, 1924 7 superficial
of which 1900 acres ahou have been in cultivation the
mander being in wood, heavily timbered.
The improvements consist of Frame Dwelling House and
necessary oubudings. good Negro Cabins sufficient for 800
Brick Sugar House Engine Mill, and I'LL
machinery in good ORDER all complete An overseers house.
carpenters and bacmhs shops good stables, three corn
cribs etc.
Before the this Plantation of the complete
and productive in the growing ecton its produce
barrels OF Molases Corn, Hay, Vegetables etc. than
sufficient to supply the place abundantly
The land is rich and highly esteemed and the place could
have been sold before the war fol $i000OU.
The Augusta Plantation will be sold in two subdivisions
follows:
l. The Tract known the Garltck Tract 81 front
less the side of Bayou Gouia containing
1884 6000 acres less, and lot containing 81
the side of tine said bayou The improvements
nerad in the above description all upon the tract the
side of the bayou.
g. On the East side of Bayou Goula Tract of Land, 80
or less front the bayou containing lS3 9900
less. Upon this tract there is dwelling house
shop.
A Lot Of Ground, at the of Bayou Goua the Mis-
sssippi river. y ..oH W., = -e
The movabes be sold upon plantation separately
RN- TERMS AND CoEDITIoSs-Cash, in U. S. Treasury
notes. the purchasers of the plantations respectively deposit
with the auctonee at the Of adjudication five thou
sand dollars each the remainder be paid upon the signing
and completion of the acts of sale s
Acts of sale before Felix GrimR notary public, the
pense Of the purchaser including all stamps required by
States laws
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VERY SUPERIOR AND PRODUCTIVE
n TURPENTINk PLANTATION in the parish Of st.
IaInany West Pearl river about mile Brick
and under fence. .#8-~
The Improvements upon the place consist comfortable
Dwelling House. Still House, Godpers' shop Gnsnz Shed
and Furnace large she'd 80 feet long for storing rosn,
turpentne shed in which good horse rl good
cabins for hands and four ye requiring repair atabes,
cribs house, and every essential plantation
and couatry residence The dwelling Is furnished Sufficiently
for the accommodation and comfort of respectable family
The garden well stocked with potatoes and other vegetables
There is four mule team and harness. norses
saddles all that is required for the of the place
Steamboats, and schooners all the
go to the Landing Pearl river. t
The establishment is in complete working order and h6
produced of the highest class of white ros and
commands the highest price paid in this Market Before tho
when naval low, this place. with twenty
hands capable of clearing $4,000 in the
Pearl river being longer than in any other part Of tha
South. al&Ee54
boxes under cultivation and If desired,
adjoining orchard Of 81 Oh be bought
BILE terms There also good running pines In
the immediate vicinity Offering facilities for opening
chards next winter. .l5 EE
The upon the place runs 100 gallons spirits and
about II barrels white rosn charge and charge
be every until October and sometimes charges in
day. 1t expected the trees alone will yield by Octo
her 2Ou barrels Of crude turpenne which, after dislla.
tto will give about 1000 barrels white rosin and gallons
has had experience twenty
in working urpenne skilled in department. ths
business besides being good and dier and most
Industrious .# Z t'l'll FsT
There employed upon the plantation now tesides hs
manager sdstller cooper eamster and seven abore.
for cutivating, etc. ~ wv
For further particulars pc and terms apply to Messrs j.
B. Walton i Deslonde, above
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We have in large and extensive stock Of Printing
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery Blank Book
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted to every branch
trade and for sale at reasonable prices.
STEVENS SEYMOUR