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TUESDAY,. April p. 1857.
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dr. ss-h. ever ihf. . . lars . credit 81 10
months; h. purchaser giving n.,- Saving
y nehi 81 saiua,iun. With good seeufiiys
b, srirg interest fr.m tsir.
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he real es'tie u sid Anna Rumirh. decess-
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Terms inside known on DIV ~ ssie.
WILLIAM WAGNER. ADM.
Mach 16 1867
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u Five hundred Catholic priests
have gone 20 Chine.
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NOTICE To HEIRS or PETITION Tt
SELL REAL ESTATE

State Of Indiana, Dnbois County
Court ~f Common Pleas.
NO ICE i hereby given Inst Wiiii.u
~ BE- s.. Executor ~ he s-'.'e -
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p-,'ion 10 s~ii th- Il 81 E-,-'. ~ b. d.,..
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March .. 1867. -.


lust the thirg ~ piss~- y''us " .v'-
- R-re~'s Uhio Pirn, G snr" m-kss 'n-'.'
su,i-s from !. % e ssm. AID 10 q shs ter nsr
~nh is-s labor insn Guy other cnurn u
,nd Z mine hem 4
N. rKIEnNaNN'S
Nsrrh le 1867.
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Adams IGATnk'S ssLE
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AZ az luisiir srsts0a On
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rhe Condition of the Country.


Hon. benjamin n. Hill,
Deferred IL he City Of ARantd, Georgia,
Tuesday, July i6, 1857.
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To the People of
Carroll County.

FTHE Subscribers, colporators and Mem.
beers of the Carroll Lumber Company,
beg leave to inform their friends and tie
public generally. that they have obtained
Charter from the Legislature of this State,
authorising them TO Manufacture, yend, and
deal in all kinds Of Lumber, and also to
purchase and sesi Lands in this State and
elsewhere. That the capital stock Of the
Company is $500, 600 in shares OF $50 each.
We propose nov 70 scll seventeen hundred
Shares oil the Stock at $40 per Share Cash.
The Company has already purchased TWEEN
" Seven Hundred aud Seventy Five Acrea
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will pay $500 TO the proprietor Of any
medicine that can show greater number Of
genuine certificates OF cures effected by i,
near the place where Il is made, than MlSH.
IER'S HERR BlT'rERs-of Primary
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant,
Bloody FluS, Diarrhna, Typhoid, Remit
tent, Intermittent and Billions Fevcrs. fc.
yer aud Ague. Cholera Morbus, Yellow
Jsun.i;ee; Scrofula, Running or Sore Lcgs,
Cancer. AbseeS, Neuralgia, Rhcumaiism
Coughs. Colds, Cramp in the Stomach
Chronic Diarrhna, Piles, letter. Seald
Had. 0phnema, or falling away sickness
peculiar TO children, Lcuchorrhna, Falling
Of the Womb, all distractions TO the due
course Of nature in females, all venoreal
diseases, and all complaints arising from
impure Blood or weak and disordercd state
Of the Stomach. Liver or Kidneys. Certid.
Gates Of CURES ofthe yellow Fever 10 Mexico
can also be furnished. Remember, il it does
not cure, the money will be refunded by
the proprietor.
BENJAMIN MISIiLER.
MA. II. HUBER, Druggist h Chem.
list, Westminster, Nd, is our Agent Tor
Carroll County.
A. AlTKES & co.
apo5-sm
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took that oath, was il the Union II the
northern States alone that you s'1ese 10.
support What business have you with
that Union No, it is the Union Of all
the States known TO the Constitution
that you have sworn TO support.
You will BY these measures lnaugu-
rate war OF races. a people who wall
abrogate their own government and dis
franchise the most Intelligent OIL them
at the dlctatlon OF those who are not TO
be affected thereby, and live under the
dictatIon OF foreign power, have no
conscience butii you have conscience
4 hope 70 reach u. By all you hold
dear warn you that by accepting these
military bills You inaugurats measure
that Will exterminate the African race.
Some o. you who have come among us
are taxing the negro BY the arm--tei.
ing HIM that you are ms friend, ana
that you gave HIM his liberty M
nyPoer1es lE WhlTkp sEpuLchhEs!
\ G meant IN your hearts 70 deceive and
BUY up The negro vote Tor your own
oeoehi' lAppiause The negroes
Know no better; but would ask them ;
II these men are faitbless to the Con-
stitutlon OF the country, how eau they
be faithful 70 you! Yet these men ad'
NIT 10 the very act that they are disre-
garding the Constitution; They take
an oath to support it, with the purpose
and intent formed beforehand to violate
~ aud vote for measures contrary to II!
They arc not fit to be trusted BY any
animal, dog or man! applause. y
such man would betray his pointer,
and such woman sell her poodle -
They are not capable Of being the friend
OF anybody but themselves l don't
pity the whites so much who are to SUIT
fer by these measures. "You know
your duty and did 1t not, and 1T you
are beaten, with many stripes, we have
the authority OF Scripture for saying
that your punishment IS just; but to
sec the Africans led of by claptrap
which they don Il understand, aud used
because .hey don understand H. ana
thus LED 70 the slaughter oy men VINO
are iatniess TO every prinelpie-,undef
the belief that they are being elevated
ana exercising uod-gisen rights, Is
enough 70 make any man ieel SICK AZ
heart aud experience the deepest pity
10. the unfortunate race.
ms Is not the nrst time tnat such
things have been attempted. epiortu'
na.e'yi ,ncre nave before -neen ootil
Tools ana knaves 10 the world, ana some
OF you, !. would SEEM wiii not learn
wisdom from the lessons Of the past
u the Constitution Is dead, we are out
side oil u; and, pray, what government
nave we we have nothing, IN that
case out the WIN OF an Unlawful con
ciase, aud don't you know this meaas
oniy anarchy and then despctlsm anc
tyranny What indueement !: held
out to you TO accept their propositions
fou say u is to get back INTO tie y mon
ana Tor thus you are Wiling TO submit
to acknowledgements and the inaugura
ton OF a policy that tends to a war o
races all to get back into the Union
just where you are already, aud aixay'
were.
what DO you want to get back intf
that sort OF Union Tor! II you arr
not now III It, what can you expect b.
getting in such as they present TO YOU
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tual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat
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self cheaply. privately, and radicaily.
Mathis Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, 10 any
address pcffPaid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stanps. ~
Address The pubiishers,
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WE also have n Merchant Tailoring
w Establishment up stairs, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. AtBERT THOMPSON,
CATER that cannot be beat, who will take
pleasure in giving nca, and fashionable
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-01
The Burial Place Of Booth.

Baker makes the following statement
in regard 10 the disposition made OF The
body of John Wilkes Booth
In order 10 establish the identity oil the
body of the assassin beyond all question:
The Secretary of War directed me to sum
mon a number of Witnesses residing IN
the city OF Washington, who had PreVi-
ously known The murderer. Some two
wears previons TO the assassination ol me
President, Booth had ,umor or caToun-
Gle Gu, from his neck by surgeon. on
inquiry, ascertained that DR.. May, q
well-known and very skillful surgeon oil
twenty-five years practice in Washing
ton, had performed The operation.
Accordingly. called on Dr.. May who,
before seeing the body. .minuiely described
the exac, localities of the ,umor. The na'
ture and dale of the operation. DC. Ahef
being sworn he pointed 10 the scar IN me
neck, which was then plaiuly visioit.
Five other Witnesses were examined all
of whom had SBown The assassin ih"-
malely for years. The various newsPa-
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From the Danville (Ky.) Advocate.
THE MONEYLESS MAN.

rThe following was composed by our talent
ed and, with one exception. the finest American
poet now living, Henry T. Stanton, Of Mays
Vile, ny. Iiwas recently recited by one Of
The finest actors on The English stage. in the
city of London, and won the applause of lhous-
ands Of EaglanG's most classic and refned.l
Is there no secret place on the face of the earth
Where charity dwelleth, where virtue hath
birth
Where bosoms in mercy and kindness will
receiver"
Is there no place on earth where kaock from
the poor
Will bring a kind angel 10 open the door
Ah! search the wide world wherever you can,
There is no open door for q money! less man
Go look in yon hall where the chandeliers light
Drives off with lis spendor the darkness of night;
WheGS the rich hanging velvet in shadowy fold,
Sweeps gracefully down with its trimming OF
gold.
And the mirrors Of silver take up and renew,
la long lighted vstas, the wiIdering view.
Go there in your patches and find, if you can,
welcoming smile for moneyIeSs man !
Go lock in yon church of the cloud-reaching
spire,
Which gives back to the sun h.s same look OF
fire
Where the arches and columns are gorgeous
within,
And The walls seem as pure as soul without
Go down tbs long aisle see the rich ana the
great
IN the pomp and the pride of their worldly es-
tate
Walk down in your patches, and find if YOU can,
Who open pew 10 moOeyless man
Go look to yon Judge in his dark flowing gown;
With The scales wherein law weighelh equity
down,
Where he frowns on the weak and smiles on the
strong,
And punshes right, while he juslifes wrong;
Where jurors their lips OH the Bible have laid,
TO render verdict they've already made
Go there in the courtroom, and fnd, # you can,
An, law for the cause of a mUneylcSs man
Go look in the banks, where Mammon has told
Ills hcndGeds and thousands of silver and gold
Where, safe from the hands Of the starving and
poor,
Lies pile upon pile Of the glittering ore 4;
Walk up 10 the counter, ah, there you may stay
TIL your limbs grow old, aud your hairs turn
gray
And You'll find at the banks not one Of the clan
With money TO lend to moneyless man
Then go to your hovel no raven has fed
Tie wife who has suffered too long for her bread
Knccl down by her pallet, and kiss the death
frost
From the lips of the angel your poverty lost;
Then turn in your agony upward to God,
And bless, while it smites you, the chastenlng
rod +;
And you'll find, at the end Of your lfe's little
span,
There's welcome above for moneyless man
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Ths Three HunchbaCks.

The following amusing and seemingly
incredible narrative we extract from laie
French publication. 1t is neatly .olc,
and Will be read with interest.
Three brothers, all humpbscked, and
all accurately alike in appearance, lived
al BesaDoon. One of them killed man
10 a chance medly, bu. not being taken
on the moment, the prosecutors could on
ly swear that one Of the three brothers
had done the deed. RSlher than pu, an
innocent man to death. The judge lie! the
guilty one escape, but 10 svoid further in.
convenience of the kind, he bsnished all
from The province. One settled in Paris
became rich, and married; the others,
after nearly starving in England. returned
and paid visit to their fortunate brother.
The master Of ,as house was abroad
when they knocked and the poor wife
was troubled more than little by the
visit. "My husband is very jealous. "
said she TO them while she was given
them something TO eat. "You mus, 60
10 the farthesi quarter Of the town. and
never come here sgain but Ill make
your brother look TO your wants"
While she was speaking she heard her
husband knock. and cried out. Follow
me if you value your lives.'
She ordered the servant not 10 open
the 6oor ill she should return. and then
conveyed the brothers down the stairs
and locked them into the cellar. Her
husband scolded for being kept out so
long. but good dinner restored him TO
good humor, and at nigh! he went out 10
pay visit.
The wife then wen, down in the cellar.
and there found the two poor brothers
dead. one lying here and the other there.
What was 10 be done She sen, for q
Auverens,. brouph. him down stairs.
showed him one corpse which she had
previously taken out of The cellar. and
Promised him Louis der on his return
alter having thrown il into the Seine.
lie made no scraple abou! the matter, bu,
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Seven debbls is nuthin 10 man with all
hell full of debbils in him, and no room
for de ole debbi hisseli. So de ole deb
bill, wild the oder debbls that couldn't gil
into de men, got into de hogs. and dis IS
de reason selfish men. dat wOn't gov de
women dar rites, is like de hog. Men
DON. noun, 10 muffin no how. or Ia got
married when was young. Use gwsng
to brire al de colored folks up norl. dat
kin. and will help de queslum muchly,
and den III sha.ake de hui country
Senator Wood. of Kansas. got off the
following MADAME Demoresi should
be President. How many women were
there employed in all The departments OF
literature, and even Of business, who had
distinguished themselves. There is Mad
anne Demoresi, who is called The leader OF
fashion. Sluar, might import the goods,
bu, they were OF no use unless Madame
Demoresl laugh, The women how TO cut
and make them. Madame Demorest, had
branch establishments in almost every
principal city OF the Union; and he had
been in her office one day when she re-
ceived thousand dollars from The vlclnl'
" of the Rocky Mountains. That was
achieving a success jus, as respectable as
any. and jus, as noble as any that could
be achieved in business. Why should
no. this enli,le her some day 10 seat in
the Presidential chair as much as the oc-
cupalion of the present incumbent, tall'
or ?" Grea. laughter, and applause.
The Convention finally adjourned on
Saturday night sine die.
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The editor Of the Ai,on. "Demoefle
writing from Charleston, Gays
"Grossing rhe narrow street ! eniefe!Q
the cemetery once belonging 70 whss See
called the Circular Church, ons of No
lsrges, and most elegant religious edlfP>s
in The city, but nov . mass q shsllerse
and blackeued ruins. victim Of ~ e<Eet
fire. Near The centre Of the smsll 80
closure, resting upon supevstFuclu59 a
brick. is gigsn.ic slsb Of marble ees1
upon It's face, in deeply cus letters, -
simple name. Calhoun.
No other word OF sign; no d1l4 u
birth or dea,h--this Is 81 once The egl
,sph and eulogy Of one who. vhs,evek
his errors of political faith and prselie>S
has made an indelible mark upon she kis.
Tory Of the nation. and ,aken his plseR
among the greatest and Pufess q -
statesmen. ,s
BY strange chance this toak was ~
the direc, line OF the Federal Gre IRON
Morris Island. and over il. through ih9
long days and nights Of the seigss ,shes
and shell sped on the mission Of desuue'
lion into the beleaguered city.
II seems as if The veagesnce q the am-
mortal luries had followed the very sch.
es of Calhoun and held mad carnival
over the unc onscious dust. The ssnetu-
airy whosesshsdow hsllowed his ers!e.
swallowed up by devousing fame The
stone which covers him wearing swsy
from the assaults Of relicmongers end iese
cruel fingers Of the storm; all sIousd ?
scene OF desolstion and decay, and ~
Stale whose idol he was, q mere mlliisFy
province, ruled by the sword .
A pale blue flower struggled op ihrcoen
the pavement, drawing lis little lilo iosm
wha, was once the leader Of powerful
par,y-,he clesrss, and subllsst intellscl
America has ever produced. gashsSed
il as a SOUVENIR OF the grea, Carciinian.
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popped the body into the sack, took j, to
the bridge and shook i, into ,he river.
Returning for his rev ard. the wife dlspu.
ted his claim, as The body was still lying
outside the cellar door. Here the stupe-
fled man saw what he firmly believed TO
be the corpse he had thrown from the
bridge. and. resigning himself TO destiny,
he got it into his sack and went through
the ceremony The second time. Coming
bark, he was terrified and enraged by
finding the ,wice-drowned corpse knock.
ing a, his own door. "Are these your
tricks, master 2" said he. All, Monsuier
Ghost clever as you are, III settle you
the third lime"
So saying, he forced the poor husband
into the ssck. carried him 10 the same
spo, and effected third discharge. This
Time he returned in triumph, the wife, ig-
moran, Of her husbands late. and having
no more corpses To remove, paid him
twice what she covenanted, and gave him
glass OF wine inio the bargain.
"Your good health, madame" said he.
"you are better than your promise. but
earned ii. found the humpbacked
rogue or his ghosl knocking at the door
after had thrown him in for the second
time" "Oh, wretch ~ cried the poor
woman. "you have drowned my hus-
band =
While she was screaming and he
standing in amaze, the gendarmes entered
secured both, and sent them 10 prison.
Next day they were brought before The
IN agis,rale OF the quarter and examined.
The poor wife concealed nothing the
| IAuvergnat was called on for an eXplana-
lion and while bo,h were awaiting SEN
lence of death ihe three brothers, IN full
life. bu. with very pale faces. were usher
cd into the room. Some fishermen sta
toned near the bridge saved the three.
The unmarried men only had been dead
drunk in the cellar, and the submerslon,
and The consequen, pulling and hauling
and eieclmenl Of wine and water. had re-
covered them from their drunken leihargy
before the natural time. On their first
appearance before the magistrate. they
could give no explanation of their visit TO
the river, and The husband has no idea Of
the cause of his heing seized; but his
ile's explanation made all clear.
The king hearing this strange adVen.
iure. settled "a pension on the unmarried
men. bu, they were not to dwell within
fifteen miles of Paris. and the marie d
man was not jealous for year and day
after his seizure and escape from the rlv-
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Women's Rights Convention.

This Convention met at DIR. Checver's
Church. New York, on Friday and Sat
urday last. The eccentric looking old
colored "sun.y." Sojourner Truth, was
around, cheek by jowl with Csdy Stan,
ton, Parker PilIsbury. Henry Ward
Beecher. Rev. Sam May. Fred. Doug.
lass. and others. The whole affair was
as "good as a show" and was looked up
on as such by many persons. The white
OF plain people,a The dsIkies term them
were more numerous than the colofed'
The whole matter of female suffrage was
gone over--.he same old song, IN The
same old way that these same old women'
Of both sexes. have been urging Tor sew
eral years. These old women say that
the negroes have the right of suffrage,ahd
they desire TO be placed on level wilh
the negro-,ba. is, woman is as good as
a negro at any time.
Brother Beecher made discourse. in
which he said. IF you bal. your hook
with white woman you'll be pretty sure
to catch black man." and was pretty Sc
we're on the farreners. Sojonrner Truth
was The orator OF the day. Folks in the
gallery cried out. upon her appearance.
"Dan Bryant" 1--we Horn." "George
Chrisiy." &c. Sojourner said Use
berry glad To see de men guy in little. if
de women hab seven debbils in dem.