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Poor WHITE TRAsH."-The spirit of
hypocrisy and mockery which pervades
the minds of those little creatures whom
God permits for some inscrutable purpose"
to control and edit the many papers, or or
gans, of the Abolition party, is In a most
shameless manner made manifest in an ar
ticle in this mornings Journal, under the
caption of Poor White Trash" The
writer of 1t, we judge from his language
is more detassd in soul than the poor un-
fortunate whose misery he mocks in such
AN unbecoming manner. This poor unfor-
tunate, who, from the description given of
her by the miserable creature who penned
that article, is now but little more than an
idiot, and wedoubt not was the victim of
the hellish lust that made itself manifest
in more than one district during its occu-
pancy by the Union army, as it is called
and it may be bereft of her reason by hell
ish outrages perpetrated upon her person
by devils in human form, while her parents
were forced to flee for their lives to the
mountains. Made the miserable outcast
that she is said to be. she finds her way to
Knocked at by those hypocrites who put or
an outward show of morality, and profess
Godliness, but who are as "whitened sepul.
chers filled with dead mems bones" and as
rotten at heart as the devil could wisl
them. 1t. tU.L H. IH
poor white trash," with whom to clasi
Il freedman would be offering an indignity
to a nigger. Who made her the miserable
outcast sheis9 Who but some incarnat
tiend robed in, but disgracing, the blue
uniform, either as officer or private, of tn
Union army, or else by some camp-followe
or miserable army correspondent follow
ing in the wake Of the army, living upor
its bounty, and gratifying the hellish lust
that pervaded their miserable british ma
turesY
Go to, We miserable Knockers of the worl
of your own hands! He'll even now yawn
to receive your souls to its bottomlesi
depths, where devils in turn will mock a
your misery, as ye mock now at the misery
and deplorable condition of one, no doub
bereft other reason and given to the 'yaean
stare" and reduced TO the miserable wand
ering outcast you have painted her, through
the means furnished at your hands TO
overrunning and devastating the faires
portion of our country-rendering house
less and homeless, and reducing TO beggar!
and starvation, and making outcasts of tn
mothers and daughters of people VIII
never did you wrong either by word o
deed.
And now, in the language of one of you
departed saints, you "mock at their calam
ity and laugh when their fear cometh." l
there is hell-such hell as we are taugh
TO believe there is, and it be not for such a
you, then the devil had better put out thu
fires and close up the concern.
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tB- Call at GooDMAN's, 40 Main St., fol
Fine CATERS, at low rates. June6
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Being a review of Judge Story's Commentari
on the Constitution OF the United states. BY Alb
T.. Upsher Price, e1
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InapOrtant

To those wishing houses repaired to know that
ia M ES DOU q l. SIS
HAS opened a repairing shop on l. ldlow street.
Ill No 49, better known as the old Miami engine
house, where he is prepared TO attend TO general
jobbing in the carpentering and contracting busi-
ness Those favoring him with work may rely
that he will endeavor to give satisfaction, at mod.
crate prices.
NB-Furniture repaired with neatnesS and
despatch ma20, ,'6T-d2w' JAS. DOUGLASS,
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tB- Showers and sunshine have been in
order to-day.
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POLICE ITEMS. s.--Heury Tank, who was
arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday, on
charge Of clipping till,' over in oregon,
and taking therefrom $40 90 or Sl2 90,
was held to answer before the Probate
Criminal Court, in the sum Of $3.50, falling
to furnish security, he was sent to the sta
tion house.
John Kellar, charged with taking a child
from the Orphans Home, was before the
Mayor to-day, and pleaded not guilty. The
case was set for hearing Friday next, at
N.
Joseph Rinal, no relation 10 the notorious
Rinaldino, was before the Mayor for being
drunk and disorderly, and charged SO 20.
Mrs. Dudlow made complaint against
two girls for disorderly conduct. Case sci
for hearing Friday next.
PIcNIc.--St. Paul's (Universalist) Sab
bath school, Of this city, will hold Picnic
at Cold Spring Grove, on Friday, June Ia,
and will be Joined in the same by the Uni
versalist Sabbath School of Springfield.
The cars conveying the School to the
Picnic will leave the Mad River Freight
Depot at O'Clock Am.
Fare for the round trip, 80 cents; child
ren, 20 cents.
Tickets to be had at John Elam's store
No. $3.50 Second street, or of j. j. Rossell
James Anderton or John Clingman.
All friends Of the School are cordially
invited to join in the Picnic. Junel2-dlt'
tB- Our neighbor is quite snappish thi;
morning. He says:
"Any Democrat may go to the d--l If he
is willing to take the consequences
There is nary Democrat that we know
of neighbor, who proposes to 20 there and
take the consequences. 1t would be toe
tight squeeze for Democrat, neighbor,
for that institution will be so filled with
your stripe that the devil himself will
hardly have room to turn round in it. No,
there will be no room there for Democrats,
neighbor, your folks win have It all to
yourselves, and happy time youll have oI
ii no doubt.
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THE OLD GUARD. VOL. III. 1865.
the OLD GUARD, VOL. ~, 1866,

1t contains the new novel, by DR.. r. Dunn En-
glish in full, entitled, "The Peer and the Printer
Also, valuable political articles. Svo., 572 PIP. 81
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THE coppERHEAp MINSTREL:


Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems and
Songs for the use of fClubs and the Social Circle.
90 PIP. l2mo. Price 25c. 20
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SUBGENATION {:

TIE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RACEs-An an
swer to "MiscegenAtion." Price, 20 cents.
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
ods of American History, with an Appendix, con
tanning the Constitution Of the United States and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of '95 and
'go BY &. Chauncey Burr. Price, % cents.
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NEGROES AND NEGRO "sLAvERY ~
LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
nF Ala. n4tffft. -, al grI auJ th
souTHEnN wEALrn Az NoRrnERN rRoFITs


Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney, with an intro
ductiOn by DR.. j. "A Van Evrie. Also, an Appen-
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
OF tine Prognathous Race OF Mankind. BY Dr. 8.
A. Cartwright, of New Orleans. Pamphlet, 4s
PIP, svo. Price, 25 cents.
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JtllleG

HoUsEW ANTED.-A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached is wanted by family.
One in the eastern part of the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. If
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PosToFFICE, DAYTON, o., May l6, 1857.
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
,lose at this office AS follows:
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Central Insurance Company.
OF DAYTON.


CAPITAL"""...'..... 100, 900
OFFICE-NO. &C, east side of Main street, between
Second and Third streets,) Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings, machinery, and
stock, for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, any
less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECToRs-Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George w. Shaw, Hen
ry S. Fowler, W. J.. Darrow, A. Il. II. Folkerth.
HENRY HERMAN, President
ANTHONY sTEPHAEs, Secretary.
ja28d3m JACOBSTRPHANs Surveyor
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FoRGER.--A man named S. S. Darling,
was arrested in Hamilton, on Monday, and
taken to Cincinnati, charged with forging
check on Evans & Cos Bank, for $780,
with the name Of Durbin Ward attached.
Suspecting something wrong, when the
check was presented, the teller paid him
but $50, and told him to call for the balance
on the morrow, which he failed to do.
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These Tracts are sent, postage paid for 10 cents,
single copies, or one dollar per DOZEN i've dol
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com
mittees Assoc atiOns, etc, ordering 600 at time
viii be furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON h co, Publishers,
No. 1862 Nassau street. New York.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF oUI
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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THE Devil TURNING PARsON If 1t were
not so serious matter as to call for the
most indignant expressions while rebuking
the leaders Of n party whose position and
very existence have depended upon the vi
olation of law aud plainly expressed pro-
visions of written constitutions, we could
well afford to laugh at the grand and lofty
summersaults and wonderful posturings
of the "little creatures whom God permits,
for some inscrutable purpose, TO edit the
minor journals of the Mongrel party
Says an ass-tute writer for our erudite NOR
ming cotemporary:
Even the President of the United States
dare not violate or disregard a law, no mat
ter what his convictions or scruples may
be about its constitutionality.'
Shades of the "late lamented homes o
"sainted martyr"-ghosts of Judge Advo-
Gates departed-ea of Judge Advocates
who remain on earth--ye Holts, We Stan
tons, ye Burnsides-hark let your ears
attend the announcement, ye violators OF
laws and constitutions, ye are judged, and
out of the mouths of your own people
your own supple tools-are ye being con-
demned! The virtuous, the pure, the or
der loving, the model respector of laws
and constitutions-the very quntessence OF
all that is good-one who never counseled
mob vlolence-one who did not rejoice.
and perhaps did not give aid to violation,
most foul and damnable of law that was
violated in the seizure of the person of the
Hon. c. l.. Vallandigham by the infa-
nous Burnside-who did not applaud
the act of the assassin in the murder
of Bollmeyer, has adjudged We all
and declares that President even
dare not question or disregard the law, II
he does he will be held responsible. Hear
ye, the judgment has been rendered, pre-
pare for the sentence that follows cOnvic-
tion. By this remarkable, erudite and
pure judge who sitteth at the desk of the
journal, have ye all been condemned. o,
that he had spoken sooner--rendered his
decree before the Late lamented" made
his hasty exit, and Judge Advocate Tur-
ner had " shuilled oil this mortal coil, for
1t would have been refreshing to have wit
messed the whole batch OF these law break
ers and constitution violators in the pris-
oner's box at one time, standing up to re-
ceive their just dues under the late decis-
ion OF the great law-expounder and law
giver of the Journal.
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Canning Fruit,

AS the season of fruits is just commen-
cling anything that will enable it to be sue
cessfully canned, at small expense, will
very much prolong the season. Only those
who have tried it know the satisfaction
derived from eating a dish of strawberries
or peaches in mid-winter as fresh as when
gathered. The annexed method of can
ming fruit was furnished to the New York
Farmers Club by Mrs. Powers, of Oswego
county, New York:
l will suppose your fruit and glass cans
are all ready. prefer cans with glass
covers. | sCald the fruit in large tin pan
with juice or water to cover it, Put halfa a
teacup of cold water into every can, and
fill up with hot water; put the covers and
rubbers also into hot water. Now empty
can and fill up with the hot fruit, and then
another.
Let them stand open till the hand can be
held upon them without burning. As soon
as filled, cut writing paper the size of the
can, one for each, and when cool slip one
over the fruit entirely, and fill up the can
on top of the paper with boiling Juice, and
seal at once. Ladies, try this way; the
| fruit will never mould, and will keep any
time, if you don't eat it. The papers keep
the fruit from rising to the topofthe liquid.
There Is no use of setting cans into water
to heat them, or of putting them into quilted
| bags; 1t is too troublesome. let the fruit
shrink, and then fill up to the cover as close
as possible. Ladies must be governed by
! their own common sense. Men attempt to
give directions, but their wives have to tell
them, and then they are likely to forget
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aalouttarp aud COmmtrfial.
Dayton Retail Market.
DAYTON, June u. 1867.

DAILY BY JOHN A. MTNICK, COR
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKET,
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IllrleCl

tB- Harries' Cashmere Suits, genuine
(warranted,) and custom made, just receiv-
ed at the Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main
street. May22 81.
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MAGNIFICENT SUITS FOR CHILDREN.-The
youths and childrens' suits at the Eagle
Clothing Store are the most splendid ever
offered in Dayton-magnificent is the word.
If you would have your little ones beauti-
lully arrayed, 90 to this popular house. and
nowhere else. June5
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LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,

And Cigars, we have much pleasure in annOunc-
ing that having given the matter our careful con-
sderation, and being satisfied that the trade re.
quires such an establishment we have commenced
business at the above address, determined that
nothing shall be wantngon our part to deserve
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Il E "A II
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
md CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 10 DEY STREET, near Broad
way, New York.

GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation of man Ariends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE, who
have long felt the necessity for regular AUCTION
and COMMISSION TRADE SAILS, devoted exclusive
ly 70 the dispOsal of
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AtmSfratif RahIifations.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION H0VSE.
VAN EvR1E, HORTON Sc CO.,
Publisb or seiI the CoIlowin9 works

NO. I82 Nassau street., My,
Publish or sell the following works;
YoUTH's history OF THK GREAT CIVIL WAR
In the United states from 1881 TO 1865. BY X. q.
Horton, With 66 Illustrations. This book Is adapt
ed TO all classes Of readers, and gives, in plain
language, n clear and correct account Of the late
War and Its Causes. IL is the only History pub
lished from Democratic OF state Rights stand
point. i6mo pp., with illustrations, 4l6. 81 co.
NEGROES AND NEGRO SLAVERY"
The FIRST AN INFERIOR RAcE-THE LATTKR, ITS
NORMAL 1ONDITtON. By J. IL. Van Eyrie, N. ID.
(rhird Edition) one vol, limo, PIP, 839 Illus
trated with Four Cuts, showing the difference be
tween the white man and the negro. Price, ~ 90
LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
OF the DowDingville Militia. on "Linkin and the
War" With portrait OF the Major, and other
capital illustrations I2mo, 254 PIP, cloth. 81 90
SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
AS exhibited In Statistical Facts and Omcial Fig
ures BY Thomas Prentice Kettell, late editor Ol
the Democratic Review" PIP. lS7. Price, 30 cts
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tB-A Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of II. ScHwARz, Clothing Merchant,
in anothercolumn. Read it, beforepurchas-
ing elsewhere.
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e58-The prettiest patterns in vests and
pants we have seen this season are at the
Eagle. Schwarz knows his business Give
him call. May22'6 '67.
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E#- Get double the worth of your money
In Boots and Shoes, by going to
GoODMANs,
JuneG ll0 Main st.
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Patronage and Confluence

OF all who may favor us with their support
One of our firm having devoted many years eN-
clusively to the growing and manufacture OF To-
bacco, is thoroughly conYersant with the business
in all its branches, and every endeavor VIII be
made to realize, for all goods consigned to us the
best mark ct rates.
We have taken premises in immediate proNimi
ty to the largest Tobacco and Cigar Dealers in this
city so that our sales-which VIII be held regular
ly every Tuesday and fTiday-are certain OF being
fully represented and attended by the Trade.
Particular attention 0fUsn 10 Shipmenfs IN BOnd.
All CoNsIGENERTs will be oFFERED on the IMNT-
DIATELY SUCCEEDING sale day, and prompt returns
made with remittanccs.
All parties iavoring rs with their cons gnments,
will obhge by marKing the Cases with their pr.
vate mark, so that tic same may be sampled, and
sold in separate lots and orwarding with the let
ter of advice
THE Low EST LIMIT
For which the same may be sold together wil
POstofilce address.
Consignees in shipping to us, will please marx
all Cases
nm u q e On. IR Den 81. N W
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D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs & CO.

D. DOUGLAS oAuLKINs, n. W. oORBIE, l., b. oAULKIEs
References by permission Wv illiam j. stitt n
Co., l7s l75 Washington ST., y. y ; JAS. syming
ton, Importer, 81 Beaver St, n. y; Francis y,
Esty, Esq, State st., n, y; Hon. VIM. Bross, OF
Chicago, Lieut., Gov OF Illinois; Hon, samuel
Ashton, Fernandina, Fla,
O.J. BERINGER, Agent
No. 90, Worman's Building, Jefferson s., Dayton,
Ohio. Ma ch 23 1667-w8m-2S
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-30

James Campbell ESQ of Harrison has in.
vented four different coru-pIanters since 1859
The celebrated -eorn-planter Of w. b ]. Camp
bell is his invention. He is also the Inventor
of saw that mortises any kind Of wood and
also saws iron. Campbell 4 Krsvsons i'm
provements 10 farm gates aud doors were in.
vented BY him. the rod and fastener costing
only one dollar. Township. County or State
rights in this improved gate Gao be purchased
of him, or he win sell farm rights at % to IS.
This invention relates to The construction Of
gates, more particularly those ia use upon
farms and around stook-yards. and consists;
6rsi, in device Cor laiching or holding fast
the gate when shut which no animal can open
secondly, 10 plan Of construction whereby,
the gate being equally supported at either end
when closed, has no tendency TO sag, andiin q
device whereby any such tendency could be
counteracsed. Mr.. Campbell also maoufac.
lures and repairs buggies, carriages, spring
wagons. &c .,tttn
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Academia.

The Lavrenceburg Press records two more
accidents to employees on the o. 4 NJ. X Il.
bridge across the Miami.
? On Sunday man named Wm Green had
his hand caught BY the snatch block abou. one
Of the pile-drivers, and had three fingers so
mangled that they had TO be amputated. :,
On Tuesday forenoon, Daniel Brown, BY the
falling Of some ,imbers. was struck Ia the face
asd had his nose split open. so tina, it took
eight or ten stitches 10 sew itup. The piece
Of timber that struck him weighed some Eve
or ak hundred pounds, and Il is a miracle tina,
he vas no. killed. 1if
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improvements.

GoIlieb Kieseler is laying the foundation Of
his pew brick. building on the corner opposite
Gerber's Hotel
Fred Me'zgeris also laying the foundation
Of his new residence on Water Street.
DR.. Peek Is changing the appearance Of the
front OF his brick residence on Main Burgess
Street.
Mary L. Mills has purchased the vacant lot
adjoining aud north Of DIR. Keely's residence,
aud expects TO build house on L..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-30
New snbscribars.
Drugs, Medicines, Go

kptioa IS directed 10 the advertisement
p. Thompson Roberts. Druggists at
b.. Their stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Ola Pe'famery, Notions, &c. is com.
80. DIR. Thompson is an old practitioner Of
medicine and surgery. We have sess some Of
his Official papers sssiguiag him to various po-
sitious in The Army as Surgeon during the
late war. The Doctor viii no dosbt secure an
extensive practice in his town aud neigLbor-
ing counties.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-30
Ga0ns2e ElIs GlLlEN PENS.

reIebrated for their Hexibili,y. durability,
~ smoothness Of execution. anti -corrosiyeness,
economy aud general adaptation TO the wants of
all writer's. Superior 10 steel pens, and admitted
by all who has used the 10 b. tss pens that in
varsb,y ,sivo satisfaction. Every person who
would write sssily, rapidly aud we'll, are respect
fully requestea to
TRIY TIE GOLDEN PENS.
They are put up in neat slide boxes, each box
containing . Pens. Price rs cents a box. No.
Tor general use; suited to ali kinds Of business
Writing. -No.2 Bxtra Fine Pcsnts; for Ladies,
schools and Choice Penmanship,
Travelling Agents wanted every rhese to sell
these Pens; also Booksellers, stationers, and
Merchants generally.
One box assorted samples sent By mail, post
paid, for 2s cents. Price list sent TO agents on
application. ,are
Liberal discount 20 the trade.
Tho "Golden Pens" will last from to 5 times
longer than the beet Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens in tke market.
J. II. coDURN,
1876 Yist IT., Cincinnati, o.,
Sole agent for the Yves: and South.
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Woman's Work in the Civil War.

The refining influence Of our patriotic and chris
tinn women was strkingly manifc,ted In this war
they brought out all the gcntloness and tenderness
OF homo 20 the wards cf suffering; put forth their
potent and magic influence early and late In their
quiet homes and on the theatre Of active strife and
danger, to rouse, 70 cheer, and to sustain. While
this glorious record exalts woinau's mission, IL
shows what woman can do when inspired by n
worthy ambition. The lessons Of this book should
be eniectuaiiy learned by every American woman,
just now when her Duties, rights, and capacities
for labor are undergoing serious diseesson. This
work Is prepared under the sanction and approval
Of the Sanitary and Chrisuan Commissions. and 10
the only ono on the subject that makes any sp.
proach 70 completeness. itrecords the individuai
iabors Of nearly 600 ladies, besides organized and
united effort. 500 paEesi illustrated with 10
beautiful steel portraits. Ladies. Teachers. Clsr-
gymen, Young Mon and experienced Agents
wanted 20 Canvass for the work. Address. for
eircuisrs, terms, 40. ZEfGLER, MccuRDY
CO., III w. Yousth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
July ~ 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-30

The inertia Of The celebrated Climax Grain
Pfili viii be tested on the farm Of Capt. John
c. Armstrong. one mile below DrookvilIs, on
Wednesday next, the 4ih Of September. at ?
o'clock =. ~ The farming community geuer-
ally are invited TO be present aud witness its
performances Por particulars, enquire Of the
proprietor. l.. Fsdermap, a few doors south Of
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TIME TABLE. - :
White Water VALLEY Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT JULY 81, 1857.


APublic Examination of applicants for IL
censs to teach Ia the Common Schools Of
Frsoklin County, will be held in the Court
House a Brookvile tomorrow, Saturday, }
August 3lss, 1867 The exercises will COM
mencs At 10 o'clock A N.
w. B. MADDOX, School Examiner.
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This road is in very bad condition, and much
complaint is being made BY the people Of Fair
fela ard aiso By the residenis Of the entire
neighborhood Of The East Fork. We are in
formed that the work Of repairing this road
viii soon be commenced Il will most prob
ably be in good condition again this Fall.