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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-19
FKEE-
Prevention Better than Cure.

The newly invented Patent French SAFE, a sure
preventive against Diseases and Pregnancy. sent
by maIl-price, 50. Address DR.. J.. +. GIBB0N,
6l7 Eearny street, near Commercial, San Fran.
cisco. Post Office Box 252.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-19

By THos. B. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
WIN. W, BISHOP, attorney for plaintiff. tmy9 I'd
I5oc Int. Revenue stamp. Soc State stamp.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24
DIABETES

10 . disease OF the stomach and liver, acSi1e
through the kidneys. and il, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, that
Affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes, but will state that the e.
feet OF the disease is the conversion Of the stnrchy
principle Tor vegetable portion, Of the food ints
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an excess.
sive secretion Of we+sr -AsRy persons suffer from
this disease who ere ignor ant Of Il; that is, they
pass large qusntitics during the day. snd are
s obliged e g. ,S Y n Nom one =" a to h,.f e e sw e
until their attention Il called tothe large discharge
Of water, smd often when il 10 20 far advanced %
70 BE- beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom IL the extreme thirst, which
when the dissaseis fully established. is ~istolera-
ble--fAe pWtssvt xsskg coastaHAy withsAt bHAS
sasip6sd; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases., and finally loss ofappetite, emaciation, sad
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WAFER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for diaAstes, and W have - much
confidence thaA il 10 . specific o. we hare thetopi-
IN will produce sleep, sad UushfaIly say that il
has ssEsd every eassih which il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

h9U11 II uOVv0s :
1Gaay, - servaAny sssn y IKE dsligls
h 1svuag thssagA - sseatfy ~
caof3S GfeyglS1va
q
vhie6 they dspsivs1 lhsnselvse ~ 81 :
esnes.also tha6 u1ny u their children haSo'
6seo.s tbADo11oos0v~1no y1ngyo1s
fruit
b~ououlally t@aWD1amFtNksW06eob
easdss, vhile tasGN40Wss4gugooA
34gn1ll1HN b 6tsal b nsglsetae 70 hats
|0GUt0alou 0CpoQu1n4 .1eGotUbos
always bsie b Mad ~ saes sad stteNein
a:;l,:::'EI ~!::.'sts<51..:s:llt go: ::is; I
ei { .,. \ !. |. IL .,!.,. M!!,,,.,
|s1sSsssrSs sssssssSsspytsSasfaSsj m
": :::;: .: nd ~, T. sl tss'A M Ia s s: .: s':s'; =
our ebssrvstisa Vim dssisnsss The slees y
Of InduStsioui ssd eusesprsidI.
A little labee and care spent 10 treno>
~ every farmer n &aSoemos5 WOoSo up
ply their y tables, - we'll - or markets
vieh an abundance Of the rich asd savesyE
fruits. OF course the long and we'll trisl,
and rich and luscious apple, holds the
highest rank among the long list 9fr a.
liable fruits, - beI1g pfe,emiqsg ! ~
ke6eAjN0 - ell C6rposqA 13d4d it,
ehgS ksspip8 ed1iltse low abe
pithtng Season Il here. 1T SeVs'3} A9d
owner Who can possibly devote . part Of
bis time 70 this delightful and profitable
business. plant hFvtt tssss,. plsats aud
vines. Yes! plsnt aid make i . bu3i-
ness to take the time to ere Tor them /;
better not plant Of SOW quite % many.
acres Of grain, 70 get the time necessary
70 a116od - tAeS.S r. tIIFfEE
There 10 no danger Of "a over supply
Of fruit. here In tAs Ksst, for . long tins
to come.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

q IL. 1ce. C6NsukPTiON. j. ..Vnpsraiicied IN Is
annals OF nefodse:l 1hooee ~ thoroughly ScleS-
oil stages Of turbercular diseases. II relieves ~
cc9fn. che.ks " persplratio9s. sshdgest ~ chile
Nrefteshing ssecp. "ArL 1rK ursfskE inarfnns -
ArPeAa Nisu 4 kAflDsvv vision HaxAtiv AAxvFi0us.t
CVrc - the Rule Deaihthc exception.
sAis In all arrangements Of tho Nervous and BLOOD
b3sts1 e-besns unsurpassed ~ . N0vuus 1esk, al
Gei eQs10e u pew and healthy blood; while fR< oooD n
GetelH. Debility IJ0es OF Strength. rlesh, end App4.
lite. p Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Inralys!e. Chronic Eroi-
chfm, Asthma. scfufuin, Chr me- Diarrhaa Il u IL
n 4 CkkTAIN CURE. (Circuiars freely
rslcus --ln f.oE and l6-Gs botthes, q and - each. B
sunll or 3 Lag { bottles Tor -, by exprese. soAb ~ i
s. pect.ble q, uggists. and q the scle general dspd,
J. WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
= t-syeO law. - John stfc,' NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24
Economy 4 Brilliancy
KERoSENE LIGHTS /!
GNe sUPTRSRDEDg
Petrole y ~ POVselMttzed
BY rag USE or 81


l2NS9Sk44;MA|
: II can be FILLED, TRIMMED. and LIGHTED via-
ut removing the snAi = " CHIMNEY, and has
many other valuable improvement.
We have a 1.rge assortment Of Chandeliers and
Hanging Lamps, Irast.ts and Table Lmps also
, ,ysssy M1 ssls e TA SIsss S cs;ss s;l .sS s :. IN
burner. c,nvsnieutiy combined and made applicable
- any caH,nos r. + Lsmps and Gas FSxtures a1rsady1
L. pc. tho giviast - Iem NE ADV mSse e lith'inS,
ming &c VAN 'ss remov,.s .ne S".ce q c"'mney'
>'ress sa~i.s 9. rs GLASS as ~.l'a y
Our sAsdss ana Chi, neys never need ~ hssalsa ez.
cept for cleaning, ard are Of cssrse, lsss sxvese1 "
bresk ge than in The CID fashsoned lamps, where ~
chimneys broken cost nearly - mach a. ~ u esn-
& ] Our Chlnneys ere made 70 orles Of surnelOR
CkYsf al 81. are selected and eseed ed ass mot
bsossn 20 easily y common Ohianeys.
Tk0TlM
&C., vshavs ssssrs~d from many We havs received 1ur~
ing she Oh. u ti,ns our laapps have cen before the pub
lie. Whee tkss superiority SCENE u b appreciated
would eaii speciai attention 10 what y raid By psrs, .
residing in Saseo ou1 vAe, having been accustomed 70
the as Of ga, can judge Of tlsss comparative ssesl.
: "a. n. q. pove, n. Pab,ishss of he In epsbsens
0incs our gas burners were rssnnve9 and - laMps
AZ. s:;sss sss . !" .s;.s e E'. ss Il :. : -. ! s.' ssss,: y e ssss
1ssp D. Carroll puahsn Isvi1stos, !. z.
scope, i i. fsr soper .or . ny issp : - ssnsri
have ever seen. liong g gave ~ The ~ q gase
PROM rowisr ; Wells phrsnossesss Rsv Ys.t.
We are nov using The new tight In our establishment.
Ass ecoeomv, II u q sssAsr - ~ { Of petroleum,
When 'srnsd 10 The ise Ssspns bsnp. witch ~ Ike
erpG &c IRtke, I'm, 81. Lo 10 Mo. Ill
Gxxrs:-i rm ven sa,trd d win yosr lsnps.N9
york we'll an nv ireads who ! Az esen ~ iaprets
- NJ sris. Gen. VIM. Hail. New r RI.
The light y ~ las evr :.s, and think le.e 81.
peneive lhsh ~. Il y % vel - thai We sxP'sse > .
10 ADOPT usrms throughout ur factory
Hrs@ Pss9. eaesa, Packer Institute, Broohlyn.
0ss sal have used our amps At my residence In
= s'ss:s! :ss ss very much 10, . 7 ss:ss : - sn sse s.s. :;
:s,s. hen :sss.rs. s, : :sysa'ss !, !, :s |: 81; O.
Fsst - GOsss SnS.aab IL - p .ese q er : y thai
have eves ssess ! have rsnysnesd ~ g. sss sAs'
70. = i''''f. I:x =: l1''''.a'- a - o
l.:s: = g :; r.: - 80 ''A''A y : ~ -' =
Is. 5s.ss Sss;, fs::e , 3. rnp.A rraasss' lsss
s.SieIs - = sysssS. AMI ~ ~ .sIs-d :
s9ec iens 10 ~ ~ I oil In the cesnlnomlaSspe.
n 49, - Y. nsven tCse.l eegistes:
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-: sssa Y r p q + ii5feexfkssl. ss..os... 5, p.ss,s.H,
!. ~ s:,oe ii. az / s;ss 10 a ssss,s Is sssei
.ss!a prefer re sraSsS ssstas sstAsssf snfif -
~ 7 &c.,. -. Of Nsv England elss wssss
:: ss.;ss ~ : !; q /: 80 s:sss !. - = s:, 1890: 90, g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24
FOR 1866
RATE

Each HOOP being composed Of 7 WO P5RvEc1
II TxnrxRxp SiHslst 6sss6s. braide0 tksAty
AMI firmly together. edge to edge, forming one
FLzxlsLs, ths issssess sndrsost pusAaE Seauss
made. they viii not bend or break like the
SIxGLs SrRixcs. but will always preserve their
PsRvscr and BEAUTIFUL SnArE. in all CROWD
I'D ASSEMBLLGES, CHURCHEs. THEA
TKtS, RAILROAD CARS. FOR RROAEN-
AIDE OF house UREeO. In faek shet sars
SUPERIOR to ALL OTHERS, combining COMFORT.
ECONOMY, LIGHTNESS and DURABILITY.
Enquire fer )
3ralley's Duplex Elliptic Or
Double 6pring SKIRT.
For sale EvERYwHERs. Manufactured sxcln.
sively By the sole owners of the patent. :
II WgS1S, BRA DtEY 1 CARY,
81 Champ RS and ~ and 81 Reade Streets,
japsy -deM cod New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
~ whsn 10 ~. !. scsgpx 7 s"t ~ spaee,me,
SKIES, It Whoiesale aud Nesai! bvLA ,
&, y WHISTLER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

s2ssSssssy.
Puro and Hyyr Y(atsa Ola.
For the G ,s.ss:.as = { isss,s 81 ss.S ~
FEMALES. wEAKLYfANsCrA AND INvA1IDs
ganburR 0raps ~ P0rsaaek ~ fstsaa essae1y ioe
Is Kidney A6scttnoh, Meo1ndnuy1nean I'm
- Nshrnnhy QbwNhn1neo..r ~ II .~asas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

sso3R815 e. z es3EHsF3 - 1HU8Ffs IaIa -
sfRiabiz VI ofausrFodf fe1J ssef;cH sidt.te
-sssdI .ii,ssa 'eiis ~''''as1 assiliss s.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24
PHYSICIANS

~leritate and drench ~ kidneys, and ~ coestaa
No. soea Iced - chrsnic degeneration aaA co.
armed disease
We present the Constitution Wster TO the pub
lie with the conviction that IL has no equal Il -.
llevlag ne ciass 81 discusses fbr which u 10 BEEN
found % eminensly sseesssfol for curing; nd -
trust ohag ~ sAall ~ pewafdsd for 90 e1trts y
The r~equirsmenta Of patient nd phystetan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24

sfss1a- ealksanM ~
syAaIao Waz syitea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-24
DIABETES.

IRRITATION or The NECK OF The
BLADDER INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRn
.A or THE HLADEER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNlNG, ORPA1N-
Full UKlNATlNG.
For the diseases ii i truly . sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot he said il lis praise. A sid
gle dose has hssn known 10 relievs the most VI
gent symptofns.
Are you troubled With that distressing pain In
the small Of the back and through the hibsf A
teespoos(al Z day Of The Consultation Wafer will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sincsd gwen up the uss Of buc6A, =
behs. and Juniper IN the treatment Of thoes dr.
sass, and only 1uss them fof the want Of : better
realedy.
CsssssSessssn v1>seer
Elas proved itself equal y ~ taak AaA has 4
- D1AURTCS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

Judge Durell, the President OF the Con-
yentlon, to call the body together, but
without effect. Governor Wells, how
ever, was induced to do it, though the
Secretary of State refused to sign the
call and afilx the State seal. The SUI
preme Court OF the State decided that
the Governor had ample authority In the
premises, and under his direction cleo
tions were held in several parishes to
Ill vacancies in the Convention that had
occurred In the two years since its adj
iournment. The object of those who de-
sired revival of the Convention was to
add section to the State Constitution
DISTINGUISHING all who have been rebels
and extending suffrage to the blacks.
The President by q telegram on Monday
to Attorney, General Heron of Loutsi-
ana, committed himself squarely TO the
forcible suppression of the Convention,
as an unlawful assemblage, and took the
ground that the existing State constitu-
ton cannot be changed except by q
convention freshly chosen by the peo-
pie.
Whether what the Convention should
do, after assembling, would be legal and
binding, would be a question for decis-
ion; but the forcible dispersion Of any
convention by riot and bloodshed is an
act which no president can afford to en-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

PROF. VAN BUsKIRk .,,rnr
GREAT GERMAN LIVER Rb4I t..lr
Strikes at the root of all diseases Whl.n ,-,,
ate in arrangements of the Liver. ''.' NJ:
Acute or Chronic affections Of the LN',, d d,
pepsia. Sallow Countenance, Sick Heaaa.- g-;
promptly and radically cured by Proi' I'D"
kinks Liver Remedy vol '0E
Hundreds of testimonials might De 5' IA
persons who have been permanently u'tlda
trying other remedies. without any beAtp, VITA
feet, but one trial OF the Liver Remed! ,.aa
proof to.the afflicted than a volume ''
mendations. end io!
This medicine is purely vegetable Gao
not contain either ~ Mercury, Alo'''
boge, Scammony or any drastic drug IL, n.
Sold by all Druggists. Price one OOp D.,rss
bottle. Ask for Van Buskirk's GFea' ~ 5ora
Liver Remedy, and take no other. Wv ING
and fifteen cents. either in stamps o. ", .onri.
sent to any advertised agent, or to .n' .t,ss;
tors. Oscar G. Moses s. Co., 81 corI''- ..,fsert
New York, viii secure bottle OF 'nS
by return mail, postpaid. osr
AGENTS for Ru,lsnd, POND s. Noh' sssI,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

PERsoNA1.-Hon. F. f. Woodbridge,
Representative in Congress from this
District, arrived at his home in Yer
gennes on Monday evening last.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

TIE RIoT AT Nav ORLEAEs.-The
Convention which assembled at New
Orleans on Monday and was assailed by
a mob was the Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1864, elected under the military
administration of Gen. Banks, and which
framed the existing constitution of Loui-
siana. After it had finished its work in
1864 it did not dissolve, but merely ad-
iourned, to be called together again II
circumstances should require. For some
time efforts have been made to induce
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

The speaker then touched briefly on the
wonderful progress which had been
made by men in the subsection OF ma
ture, as instauced in the printing press,
steam, india rubber electricity, &C. In
indicating as his theme the connection
between material and moral deVelope-
ment the enquiry was next presented
"How far does this subiugatlon of ma,
ture contribute to the true welfare OF
the human race This was answered
nv a reference to the conveniences and
amenities of life which we now owe to
the inventive genius of the past; TO the
lessening of labor which they have
wrought for the domestic circle, to the
influences of art and high culture which
they have exerted. But to prevent this
advance becomiuga millennium Of mere
luxury, y high degree Of moral develop
ment was necessary. With an exceed
ingly interesting and iorcioIe eIaoora,
tion of this idea, DR., Bacon concluded
his address.
MR.. TAYLOR's POEM.
J.S.D. Taylor of St. Adams, followed
DR.. Bacon in delightful and genial po-
EN- which quite enraptured the audi
ence, and we propose to notice 1t al
length in our next.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
The juniors" to the magic number
| of seven, exhibited their proficiency In
composition and defamation in the
evening to the usual immense audience
which assemblies on these occasions in
the Congregational church. The fair
sex were u gratifying majority OF the
listeners, and encouraged the young
orators by their smiles and attention.
The class did bravely. The pieces were
well committed and the whole admiral
blv delivered. Tothelr credit be II said,
! their subjects were commercially fresh,
and hence the pieces had patient "nd
satisfied listeners Upon the platform
were seated Gov. Dillingham;, Prots.
Petty and Buckham, aud Rev. f. Car
penter, of Barre The music @. ihe
'Quintette CLUB was an agreeaN.r lea
ture of the evening, and contributed
much to the success Of the exhibition.
The following was the schedule.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music-Overture to the Brewer Of Pres
ton. ADAM
/. Conflicts Of Mind,
Charles Edmund Parker
,. Republican institutions conducive e
Independence Of Thought
Ira f. shattuck
Music-Selectiou from Il Troyntorc 70.
Saxonbone Verdi
, Tl-,4,,o,,t;,,c, ~, rr.,, or t}ctioo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

NEW FREIGHT DEPoT,-The Rutland
& Burlington Railroad Company have
recently erected a fine freight house with
a branch track running to it from the
main track, at. Middlebury. 1t is stu
ated Southeast of the passenger depot,
and is large enough to accommodate all
freight accumuations at that point.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09
CTATE OF VERMONT. Rutland, S.
HENRY r. DYER,
Rutland Co. Court,
March Term, 1866.
DANIEL D. WHITKER, ( NJ
MADV I UHIvTLy I'D

" Rutland Co Court,
DANIEL D. WIITTKER, March Term. 1SGG
MARY j. WHITKER.
Action Ofbreach of covenant, that on the 22d
February 1864, the defendants decided 10 the
plaintiff certain parcel OF land, described as
follows Beginning at the Southeast corner of
ii. r. Dyer's land, on the East side of Main
street, in the village of Rutland, running East
erly on said Dyer's South line, and on the South
line of land owned by widow Costsn. to the
Southeast corner Of said ColstOu's land, thence
NOrtEcrly SO feet aad inches 70 the Southeast
corner of land owned by Otis HAYNES, thence
on said Haynes South line, Westerly TO said
Main street, to point 36 feet and 6 inches from
the point of beginning; being 81 feet and 6
inches on Main street, 2f0 back; being the same
decided to defendant by Nathan Howard. In
which deed to the plaintiff, the defendant cove
nanted to warrant and defend said premises
that the same were free from all incumbrance
&c, whereas at the time of executing said deed
the premises were mOrtgaged for more than
$3.50 20, for the payment of certain notes, which
were unpaid, and which the plaintiff has been
compelled TO pay. to the damage of the plain
tiff six hundred dollars.
Because the said defendants are ont Of this
State and have not had personal notice Of the
pendency of this suit,
IT Is ORDERED, That they he notified to ap-
pear at the next term of said court 10 be held
AZ Rutland in and for the county of Rutland on
the second Tuesday Of September, A. d. 1866,
then ana there to answer thereto. by publish
ing the substance of said declaration with this
order, three weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald. printed at Rutland aforesaid the last of
which TO be at least twenty DAYS before said
term which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
And day thereofis given, &C.
F. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Z. Z. DEWEY. Attorney for Plaintiff
luiy2Silt S3lw3W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

ELoPEMENT. - Napoleon B. Johnson
and Miss Isabel L. Carlisle, of Plymouth
eloped on the 18th ult,, went to Felch-
Vile and were married. THE bride, y
says the Bellows Falls Times, chad ar
rived at the advanced age Of thirteen
wears"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09
LocnI and state Eiems.

AcCIDENT.-Mr. John Brooks, while at
work yesterday in the chair factory in
this village, accidentally sawed off one
of his fingers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

PATENT.-A patent was granted to
Calvin J. Weld of West Wardsboro, on
the 18th, for Improvement in machine
for futing wash boards.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09

"The wonderful progress Of meai.
heal science during the past six yeay.
sonly, makes II possible for the cGpsei'
1entious physician Ia declare thar Con.
sumption Il as certainly cured as In.
ztermlttent fever, and as certainly prs.
small poX, ~ Charles r. hlng, NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09
MR.. TAYLoR's POEM.

J.S.D. Taylor of st. Adams, followed
DR.. Bacon in 4 delightful and genial po-
EN- which quite enraptured the audi
ence, and we propose to notice 1t at
length in our next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-09


Jefferson DaVis:
SIR Having desire to be OF benefit
to the Confederate States is the only ex-
cuse can offer for addressing you let
ter; and, believing the best plan would
be to dispose OF the leading characters
of the North-for that reason l have
tried and experimental in certain par
ticulars that will do this without diff
Guilty. Although it is quite an under
handed manner Of warfare, and not
knowing whether it would meet with
your appreciation or not, prevents me
from giving you q full account OF the
materials used, although l believe any
one of them would take the life OF
Southern man in any manner they could.
If you wish it write to me and get the
whole process. Hoping you good health
and future victory.
ISigned. ]. S. PARRAMoRB.
At the top of the letter, in the hand
writing Of JEFF. Davis, is the following
note !:
Sec. of War, J. D.
Upon the back of this letter is this in
dorsement, under the name and residence
Of the writer:
Has discovered mode OF disposing ol
leading characters at North File
On the 18th Of August, 1853, one b
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17

The State Board Of Agriculture
meets at the Supreme Court Room~at
Indianapolis, on Thursday, January
9Th, according to call Of Its execu-
tive officers. RS SIS
PRoFEssfoNAL. jurors The fol-
lowing order was promulgated at In
dianapolis, the other day, in the,
Common Pleas and Circuit Courts. ],
We hope it will prove an eternal
qtietas upon that class of men known
as professional jurors.f9 9t,fll
ORDERED, That ifany person drawn
upon the regular panel of jurymen IN
this court, shall have, served upon. O
regular panel at any time during the
term Of court for which he il drawn,
he shall be discharged from such
regular panel on the first day OF the
term. II
!. And III any persons, excepting the
members ofthe regular panel, shall
be placed in the jury box, preliminary
to the trial of cause, ii shall be
deemed q sufficient cause for chal-
lenge. If he shall have served upon
the jury at che trial Of more than
three causes Of the proceeding or the
present term Of court
/ The Indianapolis Herald has Il long
article on the Parkinson trial at La
fayette, in which it takes strong
grounds against the verdict of acquit-
tai rendered by the Jury The Herald
may state the law Alright; but there is
a natural law superior TO the civil law
in cases where the vile sedncer enters
family and blasts its brightest Jew
ele, and IL is fortunate for society that
that no man can be convicted Of muir
der who Stays the seducer of his
daughter, or his sister. This il the
sentiment Of ninety-nine one hun
dredths of the people in this country,
and should prove terrible warming
to the seducer.-Neao Atbany Led0er.
In Luck are informed that
Mr. Andrew Dunn, an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of Knox County, has
recently fallen heir to two millions Of
dollars, by the death Of a relative in
the old country.
On Saturday night, the 9th ult.,
Isaac johnson was, il is supposed, ia
tally stabbed at dance at the widow
Heinman's, between Liber and Col
lege Corner, Jay County, by a young
man called 'sVes." Knapp. johnson
is a nortoriously quarrelsome charac-
ter, much addicted to intoxication.
Both parties are said 10 have been
drunk. Knapp has been arrested
with two others, and given bail $4,000
TO appear at Court.
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10 be found in any house in the West
and they are determined To sell them
at such prices as will enable them 70 =,
build up business equaIing in amonnt
any house in their line in the city. II
you want
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