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democratic state Ticket
~ sEcrEr4xv ~ srArs-
/. Gen. NAHLON D. MANSON.
rsa Arpsros o. srArE-
CHRISTIAN G BADGER
rsEAsrkKs - STATS
JAMES 3. RYAN
20 srrcssET sSsERAr-
JOHN r. C0sfROfH
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X. n CHAPMAN
Gossip

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com,arssiyely irsr from that most &c
,esraole class OF nlischici-make;s, m
c.ssapt gosslpprrs, and for this, oar
.;,,z.ns have great cause to = thank-
fu,. There are some other n-ighDor-
ho.sis however, in our county, Sh'cn
have enoush ueddlers IN them . sup
III the county. ard frcsn oor 'L'nos'
heart We pity the good people h.inS
in the midst VI them Ana those
who are thus stirring uP striie among
their neighbors, seein the most limo
cert something's. OF ali, an6 with won
der inquire what u gossip In the
language Of q ccnsemPory, We reply
g. : general wsy. that u y talking
II ,..rsous rather than things Moth
iuy sLcws the ,zrci.y " ideas more
t.,an .:his talking about the suairs q
your neishbors- 1t i not only mali
cioas people ~ho originate scandal.
i = MARIO minded people, ignorant
people, stupid people Persons q
culture aud intelligence are nos 20
hard run for topics Of conversstioD'
They can usually lind something %
sav abons art, literature, fashion O
socie;y. Tie moment people begin
- talk of their neigh5crs-of persons
rather tnsn things-they are aPs g
degenerate into scandal; 'or where one
speaks Of the virtues Of 81 acqs4,n-
tsnce. q dozen expstiste On h's = ns'
SHORTCOMINGS And this erlngs - 9
speak OF real culture, o. xn.i sc con
alder - be such. At least = cniu,
vated person. in the highest sense y
the term. Is not merely one WHO Cal
talk az books, pictures. and osnsf &c
waited subjects Of human interest," =
be thoroughly cultivated, the heart
- veil - the /, tellecf, should ce r.
fined and enIargrd. Sometime We -
women who without edn-sticn- ye
having been born amiable. are neve'
guilty of gossip. Again. we &c 70
men. not naturally auliable. xnon
education has Taught 70 talk Of ming
NOT Of perscns- The perfect woman
in this respect, i one vho y ooo,
amiable and educated. Bus eiucausl
does not always elevate people aoov
the regions Of gossip. A really %
heart j. algays malicious. The b
advice We can give j. the houely OF
adace: mind your own businese- =
Ecw a n ever know the whole krut
about anything concerning . neigh
Dor; and to speak Of bic OF her con
duct 10 usually to run the risk Of b
ing unjust. Mich less shouli ve ~
OF the motives Of Others. Very e.
Of Us know our own motives, and
venture on discussing neighbor
motives i always i0pertinencs, ~
cften : real crime
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TMr. John Mann has returned
from Cincinnati, where he hss been
laying in aspiring stock. He intosma
v That he bought cheap, and will. IN
few isys, b able y give bic cssto'
mers real bargains
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Couxr.-Dubois Circuit Court viii
begin its session on the 26th- The
clerk informs that the dockct = : iuIl
one, there being : large number Of
indictments for ceiling liquor without
license
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REvsvM--The Methodist Congre-
cation in Ireland. in this county, IN
der the charge Of Rev. o. A. Barnet,
have been enjoying quite revivaI
during the past week We are in
formed that tvensy-six persons have
profsssed 10 have found peace shrougl
grace, and Jet : large numbtr IN
seeking May God speed The gcot
work
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prof. r. L. McGrav informs 81
that there viii 10 : public examina-
ton Of the ssudents Of bis school. a.
schocl house No ?. on Friday. $50
or March, % attend which al are in
'vised. but parents especially Prof
~. has labored hard and successfully
With his scholars, and Is justly proud
.of their advancement. which be wish
= to demonstrate publicly, 70 the sat-
'isfactien Of every one interested. he
informs us that he designs opening
another term on the I'd Of April. and
We hope our citiz<ns will liberally -
,ronize him. He viii teach all The
higher branches. il desired Ourtcwl
Ihas long needed IN Institution Of tint
description. where boys and girls M,
lie thoroughly prepared tor college o.
for the busy walks Of life and Il tn
people u Il e county will properly en-
courage this enterprise, xe may er'
long have high school hers which
will greatly rebound TO the credit snt
prosperity o. the people.
The examination will begin af
CLOCK, A. NJ. and ccntinue I'LL II -
In the evening, commencing At earl
candle lighting the students will rea'
compositions and declaim - icllcw'
A1an Allss-LnehieI's wsrIIns.
E.ehoiss Msirs7ir-B Byron
Case E:g-Wsbsssr On shs uis' 81 ~
c<rsr-
EsAsthen, Krsus-Tae Gods q se hss'he
Nsry c. Bsosener-T The Grave
!. Lzzis n Brssz-The Ambitious l5sth.
Johssss BsIli-gsr-The Say Lark
iGenie Ssrsis-Ths American Esgis-
d. L. Gresn-.Tnis Cruel War - oEer =
Z A number Of sns.l soys siIi $50 ssel1'r
-'sni shs exercises sslI eioss si,h a. app
Z pirate A t1rsss.
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1.-THE Democratlc Convention on
last Thursday. At Indianapolis, Was
truly . fair representation OF the mass
'os the people Every county in The
State bot two-Nexfon and Black
.fcrd-were represented. The best Of
feeling prevailed. and ssrong ticket
was nominated. to be elected this fall
Col. G. L. Durham presided over the
|convention. The platform adopted
without dissenting voice. will CON-
lmand the enpPort Of every true Patri-
O., Tor on the rnnciplesenuucisted in
IL. and on those principles only, can
the old Union. with It's innuuersb.e
Ibiessings, be fully restored u en-
phaiiczlIy enJorses President John
sons policy, and condemns the Jaco-
ban members Of Congress. who would
ioverturn our present Government y
build another IN its RUNE. II - cP
poeed to the present pruhibifcry tariii
(which ind ices the present high prsce'
'lfos al articles used BY the lslcrins
'!classes. III IN favor Of equal taxa
lsion Of Al: descriptions II property
the rich man's government bcnds. =
well - other capital 1t j. cpP"sct
90 any payment Of the rebel debt !
liz in favor Of the equalization Of III
'bounties Of our brave soldiers. Il j
'Ioppv~ed to negro Suffrage. and 70 th'
'lrepeal Of the thirteenth Article Of on
State Consultation. II Is in favor Q
the eight hour system Of labor; Of Re
s|ligious liberation: and is opposed q
prohibiscry liquor law Ii j. jus
tsuch . platform - i demanded b.
1.-The people. and will be enthusiast
|caIIy endorsed Hon. ID W. vooE
.hies addressed the Convention and :
Knight Be expected. tore the iiimsy CO
-IveriDg from the carcass VI the Radi
Icals, and exposed them in al their Dc
klfogmity.
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1--WE arc indebted 70 Hon. John
weikel for . copy, in advance Of the
mail, Of the indianapolis Herald, con
tanning the proceedings Of the Demo
cratic State Convention Mr. Weikel
says that Democrats from al psrts d
tie State were there, joyful. descr-
mined to work, and confident Of :
glorious victory this FALL
4HIGn WATn.-Pstoka has been on
: rampage this week, the waters b.
ing higher than q any time within
twelve years pest. A good deal d
damage he's occurred in the bottoms
White river i also extraordinarily
high.
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HAkBIsUN TOWNSHIP EXHlBir.
nF he rec<iprs sn6 Exp~s6isr~s So 10
" fscsi yssr. es6ise March Do -sss-
c. rrus Avn CoxsEEsHrxAL SOsscL FUsD
In Treasury March = 1856 ksss 90
Recsised from ssrssss ssurres 80 -
Teal elsos =
Paid % ssndy teachsrs 10 -
Ls.vipe 10 Treasury 800 ~
SrrcrzE scF,oI Fun
10 Tressury Msrrh =. HISS 80 "a
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Total in Trsssy SIS ..
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4 Connon Srhpsl FsDd so &C
Social school fssd - -
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Read fssd - -
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4 DANIEL HARRIS. r. 1rssRse-
Il Mssch 1sfk. 1855.
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WINNsBoRo S G, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1866.

parchment. Removal from Office" ia
all that the Radicals care to do with
President Johnson. He is in their
way in making encroachments upon the
Constitution, and hence they would
remove him.
SEcrloN a. CLAUSE lsT "The times.
''places, and manner Of holding elections
"for Senators and Representatives. shall
''be prescribed in each State by the
"Legislatare thereof but the Congress
may at any time by law make or alter
"such regulations, except as to the places
"of choosing Senator's"
State sovereignty and United sover.
e'gnty are clearly defined in this clause.
AS to the times and "manner" of
''holdng elections" State sovereignty
has granted the United sovereignty the
exclusive dictation; but as to the
places" Of holding them, State sover.
eighty reserves the right to control.
CLAUSE 2ND. "The Congress shall
Ensemble at least once in every year,
"and such meeting shall be on the first
"Monday in December. unless they
"shall bylaw appoint different day."
The time for the meeting of Congress,
that is Its regular meetings, is still on the
first Monday in every December. The
civil affairs of a country so large. re.
quirc the attention OF the administra.
tors of Government TAT least" once in
every year..
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The Cholera,
New ORLEANS, April 7, 1866.

~, >, O"HHNNS, -nP'ii Z, 1000.
To the Editors ofthe Picayune:
extract the following from the An.
nual Scientific Discovery for 1866, be.
lieving that it will be ofinterest to the
public at this time, and perhaps per.
form an important use:
NEW THEORY RESPECTING THE CHOLERA.
A work of considerable importance
has been published in Germany during
the past year (ls65) by DR.. Max Pet.
ten kober, bearing the title: "Investi.
cations and Observations in regard to
the Propagauons Of, Cholera, with Re.
Elections on the Proper Means ofArrest.
ing its Progress" The author is Pro.
tessor of Medicinal Chemistry at the
University Of Munich, and has been
employed by the Government during
the whole OF last year, investigating the
progress and mode of propagation ofthe
disease in the principle towns of Bava.
ria. The present work is the result of
his and other physicians researches, in
the form OF report to the Government.
and has given such complete satisfaction
that its gratnitous distribution has been
ordered throughout the kingdom at the
expense of the Government.
The author advances no new theory,
but produces a volume of facts of a
most positive and conclusive character.
These facts could hardly have been as
certained with the same precision in any
other country; for not only would it
have been impossible to ascertain the
age, condition, mode of life, ETC., fthe
sick, but the patients themselves would
not willingly have subjected themselves
TO similar control. Observations were
made in Munich, Nuremburg, Augs.
burg, Wurzburg, EbracIl, Ingolstadt,
Gamersheim, Rattisbone, Framstein and
Freysing, and the author compares his
results with the "report ofthe mortality
of cholera in England, lS48-A9," and
the reports on the cholera in India du
ring the years 1917, 1918 and 1919, by
James Jameson. He shows conclusive.
ly that there is no contradiction in these
reports; that the facts ascertained in
India are precisely those which have
been observed later in England, and bnt
last year in Bavaria; that any apparent
contradiction is due solely to accompy.
ning circumstances by which the results
were modified, and which in part are
mentioned by the authors themselves.
The facts which DR.. Pettenkober claims
to have fully established are as follows:
|. That it is not conta gious in The
usual sense Of the word but that it can,
nevertheless, be carried from one place
to another. I'D, H
2. That it always follows the usual
routes of commerce. ,H,o.g .e a.,.s..1
3. That no elevation above the level
Of the ocean furnishes guaranty
against the disease. nor is any depth
necessarily exposed to its, ravages. d
a. That no contagious cholera mat.
ter Is floating in the atmosphere, and
that consequently the disease is not
propagated by cprrepts Of air, :, - ,e,r
g.. That it is not pFopagated through
the water.
6. That it is propagated through the
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BY d. B. M'CREIGuT.
no. 5.

no. S.
SECTION 3D. CLAUSE 2nd. "Immedi.
"atcly after they (the Senators) shall
''be assemblGdil. consequence OF the first
election, they snail be divided as
equally as may be into three classes.
The seats Of the Senators of the first
'class shall be vacated at the expiration
"of tue second year, of the second class
''at the expiration of the fourth year,
"and Of the third class at the expiration
''ot the sixth year; and if vacancies
"happen by resignation, or otherwise.
during the recess Of tho Legislature Of
any State. the Executive thereof NAV
make temporary appointments until the
next meeting OF the Legislature, which
Shall then fill such vacancies"
The effect Of the power granted in
TINS clause. Is to arrange the election for
Senators throughout the United States
in such manner that one third of the
Senate shall be newly elected every two
years. There is thus given both popu.
lar and State soveregnties the opportl.
nty Of endorsing at the ballot.box what
their delegates to Congress do. There
lsJust ahead of us chance to see the
workings Of the provisions in this clause.
Congress has by two.third vote in both
of its branches enacted law over and
above tho veto of the President. 1t re.
mains to be seen whether the people of
the States themselves, sanction this act
OF their delegates. 1t can hardly be pos.
sible the sanction will be given.
Observe the manner in which vacan.
cles in the Senate are to be filed. In
the clause providing for filling vacancies
III the House, the order is emphatic to
the Executive Of the State But here it
is said he may make temporary ap.
pointments," until the Legislature of his
State meets again. II it mean that the
matter is left to the discretion ofthe
Governor Of the State, then it is privi.
lege which he may or may not use but
ifit mean that for that one time the
Constitution permits him to exercise the
prerogatives OF tho Legislature. then it
is his duty to fill the vacancy, or vaean.
ces, as soon as possible. And this
would appear 10 be the true construc,
ton.
CLAUSE Sd. "No person shall be
t'Senator who shall not have attained to
'the age Of thirty years, and been nine
:'years citizen OF the United States,
'and who shall not when elected, be an
:'inhabitant of that State for which lie
:'shall be chosen" ~
From the nature and constitution of
the Senate, calmness. gravity and digni.
,y are expected to characterize that
body. More years Of experience, and
longer Identification with the interests
of the country, are required to fit cti.
zen for membership there. 1t is design.
ed that they shall be men too grave to
he driven by every wind of political
doctrine, and calm epoughto guide the
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