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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27
.NO.,ss:4s;;,,. "A g.: 4

hearers, it looked 70: me i as efssa
drove ~mulesaeould~ -trotted
down the barrels az that ole shot
agun.ah, 5an4Iput spurs toole Roam,
and gallnped through the7awilder-
ness fur 10 an twenty hoars,ah;
and thinks ], myehearersr ef that
air man don't pull up soon, he'll
git to-the end ofahis rope-ah.
"And whentfm: fiz up early in
the, morning, behold the y,werer all
dead corpuses.ns s ~ ac :9:a dsf&a
- And sure, enough +. N.Y. patient
hearers, in, about three days,-that
profanated man was, TUX up by
the freedman;s buro and tried By
a, miIlingtar commission an hung
far killing az a 1nigger: Al an,
my lisnen |ffens and hearers, when
T seen him a standin on the great
e mensity nv space an kicking at
the fJ&h district, sez' I too 2myself
in. thef language2ov the inspired
himster-ah:y 4~>5s:24 / Aiassbsa;3
es.:s ;,fone more sinneris dead and goucsE.
-,,;,,,:A a silver spade TO dig his graye, .f4.
Agolden chain to let him down, -
a y. "A bugle horn to blowsonsahs'2 saaG7
.S:And when theysriz up esrLysin
beholdstoo, thegssas
,aHdead ,eerpases9:'2s a!,szsszg6sq san
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Rents are. falling in Macon.
Stores which last year brought
two or three thousand dollars, are
now offered at one. thousand, with
no takers. Property holders have
killed the goose that laid the gol-
den egg.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

"Put out. yonr tongue alit,le further"
sail a physician to a female patient "a
little further, madam, if you please-a
little further still" "Why, doctor, do
you think there's no end to a woman's
tongue ?" cried the fair invalid.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Mrs. Ella Merrick Thomas, of
Amherst, Mass, is the youngest
mother in America, being only
thirteen years Of age.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

The Black Crook is to run in
New York until the close of the
wear, when it will be replaced by.
a play "like unto it, but more So
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

A bar of gold, taken from Colo
RADIO Gulch weighed two hundred
and twenty-siS ounces, valued at
$5600. ..... T.. :.'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Chicago lawyers talk of making
a discount on divorce fees when a
large number. Of bills are wanted
in one family.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27
Look at This!

: tsEEE sahseriber respectfully informs; his
eriends and the public generally, that he is
prepared 10 ship Cotton, Producc generally,
Sc; &C., to Colpmbia, Charleston or New
York. VIII make i6srai advances on the
same, and I'LL orders promptly.
ssslfs ssszsSs i,zssssF 81 sssE5sS R. .STEWAEF.
Eov ffth, 1854. 4s s,,st;;1s ;;,,sset3 46 st.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

A poor seamstress, in New York, who
makes pantaloons for eight cents pair,
was kicked out Of doors, by her employer.
because she refused to take twenty-five
cents for four pair. ,..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Mr.. Charles R. Decker, one of
the smallest. men in the world, is
now in Nashville. His height is
only thirey-one inches, his weight
forty-fve pounds, and he is nine
teen years ofage. He is as smart
as he is. little and good-looking,
and*is a gentlemen Of most pleas
ING address and courtly manners.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

The ladies have dispensed with the
("Suivez.moi .jeuRc homme.O long
streaming ribbon ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27
The Teachers RetrothaI.

- lji ne edclleESt <'- ~ EstfokilaTf'
William ". Payne 4of--V7-vF,
was for many ycars,atl mesta wor.
thy and excellent teacher of sa.
cred music When heWas quite q
Young man he was teaching y
singing school in one Of the. neigh
boring TOWNS, which Was attended
Iby a large number ? eoiff eif young per
sons, including many of nfostsres-
peetable faHiIies. "A afeng the Sc
males was apolovelyS youa gs lady,
twenty years of age, ,}nnauedaPa-
.tiencei adams, AissaIAdans: made
sasstrongsimpressionen3If Payne,
and he lest: o.,tiaaes sainadeeaarang
:his.attaehment. t.,and ,:thes8cousent
ofothe parents having beenssob.
tanned, an engagement was he
quick. result, Just as Mp at
| steptions became pli il and rthe
fact of an engagement became
generally lkne@h, zathes school be-
pelng stiH in.eet1ta uanse, aaidsaH
the parties onea certain evening sess,g
u ing present, s's, t. NJ NJ. LAY; Iayne
oIt any any, thonght ( slght.ef o1 The The W2Fas,
;namEed1 alEls IA 7as 2 t4ne 1919 commen sng
'exeEelser 81 feqsfa stfs !; 3 peasl;
'EperXReaet} ieFeeh ::HalleneeSssa fs
e every one entertalae tt r. dsehe 2nighes
respect res 5err & Ian S aisesl aaeWasa, . ;
nearly 2, Ss ,s gooa NJ MI 9o oSlle assA
th6s rs, sesnoog's sEle r. the ps ss9E9s as
eeo' s6ssaIJ61 ssla.
pei SEQ gentle Patience smile on Pas5;
eeedying nope Fev'xe agaiu.e sssIisa
MIR hes ls 2" !aEFs aEss ~ sSltssi,
that the gravity. OF the young la
dies and gentlemen ctruirIt Scarcely
-ha rast.s;ned. 1u.n anan.sh -
get through ,:the tuner sand.oas
soon, as.ita closed, ,.6bifght Ieounte-
nances and sparkling eyes EsTold
the whole story" as DR.. Hall
would say:-I ae beautiful young
hdy syas stiff more beatitiffif with
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Why isl blush like 4 little girl? Be-.
cause it becomes woman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

and When They Ri= up Early, IN
-. the. Morning, Behold They .9as all
Dead COrpetScS. ~ =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

Patience, WAS already. betrothed;
she was. in. fact his: Ip about a
year, afterwards they bccaiile man
and wife.
"Then gentle Patience smiled,on Pagpc.
=: E,,d paSlnc f,o1 9,atia,,ce fof his oyyns"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01
The argument for Il.

Charles Ssmne,, ~ me course n hls letter
il favor OF forcing. ~ nsiional Inierpor'-
ron. negro svfFrsgs upon the Whole com
In. =sys:-
.Ths question must De settled without
delay. IL rogher words, 4 must % settled
before tie Presidtntisl election which y ~
hand. OR coIoret fellow-ei,iIsns a. sLe
south are slready voters. They will vote
!, he Presidential election. But Why should
,hev vote a, TIE south and not a the North
The rule OF Justice j. the seme icr os'n m
Their votes are needed si The North as well
:. - the South. Taere are Northern States
xhere their votes can make the good cause
.afs beyond question. There are othe'
states where their yo,eswill be ike the las
vre o onderan, weight 10 the nicely-oalsnce'
scales. Let our colorsd fellow c''izen'
vote ia Msryland. and that Sis,e. now .
severely tried, will be fixed for buma'
rirh,s forever. Let them vote 10 Pennsy'
y,nis. and you will give more than 20.OU
votes 10 the Republican Cause. Ley 'ne'
vote ii New York. and the scales, wh'c
hang % doubtful, will incline 70 The Keput
cnn csuss. Ii viii be the same IN Conne'
ucut"
r. no, that 4 statesman like srgument'-
\ The votes OF the blacks must be had 10 O
. der . give the Republican party success
,he large and importan, States Of the Nors'
|. The white people would vote down ~
!. r sdicsl organization, unies black re'
Increment u thrown 10 lie favor. TO ~
1.-The majority Of the whites. even in \
J. North. The negro must be employed; q
,bis i The main reason given 10 favor
negro suffrage BY IL friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

Ns-A number Of Catholic EccIesisssies
Jeff New York On Thursday. for Rome. 10
take part 10 the celebration Of the eighsssa
hundreta anniversary Of the msrtyrdem Of
81. Ps,er. on the goth Of June. They were
bearers Of many presents to the Pope and
money 20 relieve him in his present difficult
lies. Ons was silver model Of the yatch
Henrietta. carrying $50 900 in gold. pre-
sen,ed by the Catholics Of Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

The New Nork Jcufrai " Commerce "
1...t;.s mon lie mssnasss " alowinE
g.dsca! demsg gue- sfcn Lssssehnses'F''S 4
senator Wil.oo, 10 make speeches AZ ihsI
ssu,h. wh.Ie -rcn men = Governor Jenk'n%'
" Gsurcis, whes ~ addresses 'hs Fsor'e
on H. osker ssds " Ise rama question: =
oes vi. q military obsiaele--ln lae. ~stn r.
UG ~ lie mslilary Governor.
..Thsr save the J0sraal, y ~ not sxAciAy
49,, spssch. Ga The contrary. i = avery
On A merican sos. u proceeding. What cen
BE- more ridiculous shsn 70 s'yis 'hls state
u sLinrs freedom 10 any sense u tns
word. 80 not even probable that Nsrth-
en- psliucsns holding views ccun'sr so
tha.s N senator 'vlison should 90 down ~
~. s,a,h aud address The people They
xouIa undoubtedly be suPPrsssed WIN -um
lnary proceedings. The consequences Of th''
III Lain. The Southern county =, ty mill
lt.ry power, made free y only one class 2
| 5olisirans, and the 6fst great result q tn'
j ,.;,;,s,s rsconstrucsion bill i 70 launch ~
! The poor Soulherner'sa food q men aoso
e.tnc one se, 81 We've, while thes opPo
. pep,. are excluded 81 the military com
. m.ndsn. The South Il reconstructed III
: form o. rovsrnmen, once defeated by 20
eo8d sense o. every good American -
The ssd spectacle i offered 'oshe World q
!. free people using military power 'or r.
oropsrandism Of one shsde q principle
while !, uses The ssne po~er 70 supPre'
I he advocacy II any other shsde
y II, would have been n better taste .cr y
4 Wi,sons. and men Of th.t sort, when the
y, = heard inst Governor jenkins was forbade
~ address the people on bic eide q y
! aues,i,n, 70 withdraw from their cru.a'
a rai decline 10 appear - sdvoes'as q hoe
i " which us confined 70 themselves on
y Il should be morsifying % such men % ~
be themselves placed 10 such ridiculous
sision, lor which no one Gun have ssy
ar spett,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

TThe Lafayette Journal tells Of
an apple tree, on the farm Of Thomas
Blant.n. which measures (the tree, not
the ssrm) six feet two inches in cir
conferences. Ii was set out by this
gentleman ia 1926, and is now forty
one years old. Tue branches extend
between fifteen and twenty feet each
way from tile trunk. and form All Am
DE shade. Over fifty bushels Of ap-
ples we're gathered from it last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

n..aple to tl.ink about. that they may
nct Ia induced 10 rush hastily into
anv project. which they may after
waris wish % abandon. ID our cPin-
ION the time has rot yet arrived, wnen
onr people should unalseraoly Ink
their prospects for railroad cnt'et ~
nnv II the proposed roules- We are
.iad 10 bc ALE to believe that me
sentiment il now almost universe y
IN favor az such an outlet, ana tha1
We have tie pecnniary ability really;
with such AID a. on ht ~ 10 secured
from the tcrn,ini. 10 build good rail
roal so n connection with the river,
And the o. 4 N. r.. a. soon a. any
III the many proposed points come ~
w;,h thier proportion of the subscrip.
ton. ana we are also fully conylhcs1
that the people want RAILROAD Now
.nd are Al PRESENT more able to give
=. Il than they will be 10 few years
from the reason that persons wn'
: nave made fortunes IL this county
csn now nse their money 10 better AL
vantage where there are more iacli.
\ tie. for trade and c0mmcrce, anu
\ there Is ~ IMMEDIATE PEsorEcf i2r &c
= curing road, will move oil, tsSinl
\ their capital with them. anu taei
places are taken BY persons VINO 81
y INST commencing nj the first round
Q tie ladder. 6uch Las been the exp'
p riencs Of tits county for fifteen year
anu It i still true. Therefore, y
e say n al candor, - the citizens
n ths river terminus Of the Anderso
ae Valley Road il YOU take the aivi'
o n yonr "a .acious friend, Hon. lam
= son Smith. ana propose 70 delay Y
= tile bailing OF any road our peop
~ cannot wait for you. hut vii seek .
- other terminus. ANA ID the elslzens
- t.randview. RockporL, Newbrrs a.
rs Boonville, 20 On AMI Tasse your 81
as scrip,ions, and the place that rais
ne the largest amount in prcror'icn
pr The expense. Tor the purpose ~ e
~ structing road a. soos a PossiSi
CT will secure the terminus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

GoLD IN HUSTIssToS -Tse gold mining
company %gsnized mere some 'aon'hs sipce'
IN. II c,ur.e 81 erection large frame
buiEding nrsr The qusrrs where ne qnar'z
rock j. iouad in the csssiest abundance ma
Al soon a. the building i completed, :"
sovtae or twenty FIVE iorse power, mann
ifac,ured Il The machine works o. =. ~.
Motif, and The quartz crusher now stored
a. Tie railway depot. Will De removed 'n''
\. md operations commenced in earnest. -
That there j. gold 10 this region sufiicien
4, iasti,y The expenditures that have been
incurred ia purchasing the machinery 'o'
mining, 10 no longer matter o. doubt
Huntington Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

NJ The Union League Club. Of New
York. held . special meeting On Thurscsy
mint 10 ,ske into consideration The action
Or Horace Greely. for becoming BONDS
y. for LEFT. Davis. A resolution Of cen
sure was presented and rejected. A suS''i
TUE finally passed esndemning the ssi''n'
Of Jetf Davis, bu, NO, deemisg u proper z
s,iamslize member for such an &C..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

ss.nE undersigned viii proceed with tho
4 r.unty Surveyor Of Dubois County, %
ne 81 i day u June 1857, TO run the lines
and determine The boundrrs 81 section No.
"a. Township South. Range q West.
The intermediate hars will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Fer
sons Interested viii plesse he present.
SAMUEL A. HALL.
June 1, 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

urHorsce Greeley calls the New YORK
Union League narrow minded blockhesds.
This i ssid il reference 70 call Of this clso
for : special meeting TO consider the ques'
ton o. bic having become boudsmsn for Jeh
Davis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01
Grape culturist

ysw Fdtion. Rsvi.es md Erlhrged. by
Andrew :. Fuller Nr. FulIer's work "r'
~ general want Of plain md pr"eiica'
rresrleS IN grape culture. AZ Y W. oFseu
,.oon e-,sbnshed pfircip pies, 4 ~ once TOOK
-.ak .,snisrd work. Mos Of ne tres
,;.es that hqvs appeared sihce are no''ins
r,o,- sh.a Fulirr md fist s"d e''u'rA'--
Whsr TIE .sfacsnre and mcde ~ gro"'h ~
,lsvia.is nnce und-r rinyJ, III sT-irns ~
training sscoae plrir. md ons nay % ~
lcs.d :. sead,ly \. smother. hr. Fuller
| .iss. shi- sno.s ledge 81 the VIM mt cifsf'
ga Illustrates il 20 plainly thsi % oue
I c,af.it 10 understand ". and tcr me r-sso'
: NJ. book hs- bsccm, rfmsFksoy poFns'
.rdb.s 20, b-4n. mr. ! IL likely ~ ~ -
y cs,se.-t by nny oIher work on 'hr s''n'
-ubisct. T.e teachings 81 she wrrs srs N
= .rom ac:ual ps.c'cs. "a 'nr illu-ifs'''n
ira naiay lrom gfcssng vines. ~ e''''
IN XII. v~rk 10 tc Ire iifne- NJ - poet - vsfie
'f ne.. q considerable portion N ne m'"e
y ~ Sen re- risten. An sciltions' ~. 3
ysri4ties, inr ming rynons m, - or
- given. md Important ada'iens haze Pre-
rsde III through ~ volume GARDEN 20
ute T. treated :. veil - that q lhe vlns
i..src. ana lhe back = equally adapted 70 n
ownrr b, singls ylue. q The one Who n
Y thousands of vince Wellilinsus'ed Se'
b. Postcard Price, 81 50 Orange ade
~. %. IL P.rk E1a, Ne~ York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01
TAN NOTICE.
OFTcE OF COLLECTOR. I
First District ot ludlans.S

-QTlCE l. hereby given. 10 pursuance OF
~ S-c,i,n ~. of the Internal Revenue
i..~ o. 1856. ins' ne taxe- canssInec 10
tie snnual III ~ 1851. Tor the F'rst District
\, Indians. .ts nov tue aud payable, and
,ha,i y iilsfisnd u nv "fice, 10 the town q
Jasper Dubo.- Cou'y, from The ihird d-v .
Jnnr. N the ihtrisen'h dsy Of June 1897.
to receive the same. and u not paid ~i'hin
N. tlm. sueciisd pra~'iy ~ fvE PR
le.rt. ,.ill ~ naist N. sss1 Taxes. r"h 20 ~
ease, ~ cntia rird. = Ar rs-'- And charge,
tnsetner Nth intets-i ~ M. rate N "n- prr
ir,nt. noh,h ,..nl thr i'm ~ sn'nr D.
r~me tu- wins~. nv n.nd. q Jasper.
.hi- | 4 DIV June 1867
AUGUST LirSrhCl, Dp'. W.
\ Jan- lsb..-2i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

1.-THE net earnings Of the First
National Bank OF Indianapolis for the
past six months were $40 900, or
eight per cent. on it's capital.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

Assault AND BATTERr.-On IAss
Tuesday night al aggravated assault
and battery occurred on our streets
NJ. August Ecksteln. one q oar
hardware merchants. WAS stanisii5
WIKI s3me friends uE street cornrf 4,
nu,eslv conversing. when AR. Joseph
l;a.th walked UP aua strucA ninl ~
eral blows i'll the face. without -lv'n-
anv warning 81 lii iusentlon, " say
iinr 4 word. and Their ran Mex
morning. warrant was sued ou1 ~
,he npprchcnsivn 1T Barsh, bHt be ha'
Inut IL, been found. Love AMI Jeal
lousy i supposed to be Tie cause =
the affair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

IFit is reported that jeff. Davis
has purchased the McGivsrn estate At
St. GATHERINGS, Canada West, for .
summer residence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

IMPROVEMENTS -Superylsor Lamp
bert with a score OF hands, was On
the streets Yesterday, making the orr
Nv. We hope work enonsh VIII oe
done % that our town will Dc 10 = bel
ter condition for the frosts u next
winter. than ii was ter those II lasE'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01
The American Agricultural Annual ior
1857.

= eomn.r;on volume 10 the Horticultural
a,,r. and containing. besides an Almanae
Win hints sbou, work for each month. an
r.-av \. draining, BY Col. Geo. \. Wsr-
~ articles on the CuItnre q sorghum
b. WIN. Clopgh: Some q she Newe', and
n, Potatoes. Nv WIN $. C'rpen'er; How
~ Tnios Horse, by 5 +. lIesdley; Essen
80 Features ar a Good Barr, with Plsn. by
pr I'm. Hexsmer; Reeeri scien'ihs Pro
g.es. Il A rrieultrra. BY Prot. s W. John
an efyaie College; The Culture ofWhes''
b, Josrph Harris, sndO' valuable essays
noos subjects Of interest 10 asricul'uFis's'
Fteely Illustrated
.-The A american Agricultural Annu'i Tor
1867 Is "a exceedingly neat synopsis. Or
miniature cvccpsiia ~ the most important
,-;neioles which underlie and the newest
,-.,ths,ha, have advanced the business .
Farming. There Gre hundreds obshor' a.
,,elss. including brisi remi nders o. ne soF
rr,csr,o each mon,n. which Of themselve'
worm thr UAiNN nItt 49, = - W
= hole. Gal Warnings treaties on dra'n'nl
i model o. lucid exposition, and W
r shundsr, ,liustrs ,ions Of this ss q ne oshe
c ESSAYS sre scmrsby executed Messrs
u Iuda & Co sre making their esiab!ishm-"
y general blessing BY shs issue O sue
!, woke - this, il ccun'er-cslon q me Gu
. ~ n, tendency 10 brokerage, kiie lying. -
y goit.gsmbiing; snd We hope they my res
. rics reward H.lf million u copies
e ,he.etwo liule ~orks. placed in The han'
u Our cDuniy's boys wonld save 'housA"
of them from prison and puor house. =
y aad millions 10 ,ha Notions wesih -.
n. i Tfihrns
II ssnt Postpaid Price. fancy covers :
I, I, ..loh. IS Orange Judd & o., Al n
a Row, Nex York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

~,,ao.,,icn. man a. canvass tor lrslr-
49, Address, ,. ;. BELL 4 - ,
May IS 1867 Nt~ A'osNl' -
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Criminal Neglect In the LunatiC
AaVium at Columbus.

Rev. Alexander Bell, Of Washington
Township, Monroe County, through some
cause unknown to us, became insane du-
ring last summer aud was taken to the
Lunatic Asylum.
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, his
corpse was taken through Woodsfeld
home, be having hanged himself in the
Asylum while under the care of those
whose business it was to watch and pre-
vent him doing himself injury. That
there was criminal neglect on the part OF
the managers of the Asylum no one
doubts for a moment. Persons sead their
friends, soho through trouble haze become
dcrangcd, to our State institution for thc
purpose of havang their reason restored, and
she managers send them home IN their cot
f.s.
Last winter two men from this county
yere sacrificed in the Same Institution
and that affair the Stdtesman tried to fas-
ten upon tbs officials of Monroe County
bni We are happy 10 say most sigually
hilsd.
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More Radical Thieving.

-
J. M. Blackburn, architect of the new
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Columbus, has
been arrested for embezzlement of the
pnblic money to the extent of $4,000,
and has been held to bail in the sum of
$4,000 to appear at the next term Of the
Franklin County Common Pleas. &
So it goes. This Blackburn case is
but one Of thousands of similar cases of
aloyal" corruption and yillainy that will
only come to light when the cormorants
are driven from power, and they can no
longer cover their tracks. When the
Democratic Legislature gets to business
we may expect some Developments not
wholesome for radical s.omachs.-G Guern-
sea- Je8ersonian. aE
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Further Particulars of the Acci-
dent at Lockland.

s5r .sf,<, 4
ClNeINNATi' ia november esa - nr'ner
pafucniafs q 'ne aeeluen1 a. n0Uhaanu' 0os
represen. the scene as norrlple ~ lne e1-
IRENE 1he Crash was 'sliiole, sne oa's
OF Inc passenger tram pelns al 1ammeu
INTO eaen O.hsr In ss 'aaass - = sns s.1ep hl,.
one u HAVING her head sut ls,H eeompletely off.
and another her entrails torn ont. The
names of the killed are Harriet, sRebecca,
Sarah and Elizabeth Morgan, of New
Orleans, and Charles Jackson, of Boston.
Mr.. Jackson lost his life in endeavoring
to save the ladies, s se'''.
The wounded are: Richard Carr. Toll
edo, arm broken; Charles Shures, Wap-
akoneta. knee and elbow injured; David
Brown, Boston, confusion of arms, hip
and head q. Hoffman, severe confusion