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John Maddox was naturally drunk
and unnaturally disorderly, disturb
ing the peace Of the city. He was
set down for the usual indemnity.
Mat. Sullivan, who was picked up
from the gutter Thursday night, lin
berly drunk, and who, to obtain q
nights lodging, had pretended to be
a Black Republican, was assessed one
dollar for the school fund and 81 40
for perquisites. His Honor the
Recorder is very clear in the belief
that Sullivan is Dimocrat," as he
never knew one of the name that was
not. Mat. evidently mistook the
house he was in. from the respectable
appearance of the proprietors and
clerks, and made a strong bid for a
nights lodging. Being slightly short,
His Honor was merciful, and let him
off after paying a major part Of his
Indebtedness. = 6h .ef
Lawrence Straub was also drunk
and disorderly. He was fined 81,
with So 10 costs, which he paid like a
little man.
real. ESTATE TRANSVERSE follow
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending July IL, as appears from
the entry book in the Office of the County
Recorder: ~
John A. Delong to VIM. Wise, lot z and
half of IL, Northern Enlargement, for
Gnas. BIune to Jacob Heeger, Ieis5. 6. T.
10, Il, Y. q. ~, q and 2s, Block 2. Lanlasco,
Sheriff of Vanderburgh County 10 Wells
s. Glover, lot 10, Block 1S, Fourth Enlarge
Wn. Forth to o JOSIAH Forth, half of lot
GO, Upper Enlargement, for 81 100.
Jacob Heeger to Eliza BluIne, lots 5, 6, z,
10, Il, Y, q, rs, q and Is, Block 2, Lamasco,
Eliza j. Wells TO John f. Glover. lot 10.
Block Is, Fourth Enlargement, for $3.50.
Hester A. Nancy to Sybil e. Cow, Lots
II and IL, Block 4, Hubbard's Addition, for
Christina Doasman TO FsIlzabeth HUFF,
undivided Is of Lott Bloek lOl, Lamasco,
Edgar sharpe to August Guther, Lots s,
ment. for sS75. - asa
Of Fractional Lot 3, Block Is, StockweiIs
Jonn j Chandler to Thos. Allen, Lots q
- -
samuel Read to Alvah Johnson, Lots I, 9
and 3, Block S, Parrett's Enlargement, for
Jacob Lenges to john. Kohl, parts OF
Lots 40, As, AZ and 48, Block 8, GOodselPs
Julia Ann liver TO NARY Jane Lynch,
part of Lot 3, Block 8, Parrett's Enlarge
VIM. Baker to Andrew J. AcCutchan,
Lot Lot 5, BLOCH s. Archer's Enlargement, for
Eber T.. Strong to John s. MeCorkle, Lot
| o Block 3, Ingie's Addition, for 81 900. s,.-
Snester o. Davis TO James II. Rogers,
Eot a. Z. Block L, McInnerney's Enlargement,
FRED. Struck to Henry Storemer, Lots
W., = BLOCK 30. Lamasco, for 81 100.
| "A Y IL -, dsaIner to Andrew j. Teamer, Lots
mem a fnr so No. Block s. Archer's Enlarge
w Morris Ranger to Ingle & Hopkins,
/ for 90 10 opertS' parts of fraction 30, 8, 10,
Michael Stumpf to Ulricb Endris. undt-
IN Tor ,1.es5 " part OF northwest quarter, %
Joseph Hartlein to John ETartla,,, mar,
OF mluuIS mar OF east half of n0rtbS west
quarter, z ., IL 10 acres, for ss0a HoA ~ "
Christian SeebOde et az - "a, 80. -,
Lunkenhelmer. southwest onortar 'A-s -;
southWest quarter, 3, 8, II, 40 acres far SafSt
VIM. H. Walker to Thomas Ise1 LOT LOT Sgov
half of northeast quarter, a. 8, To- 81 W., VS.
wm. baker to Adam welter.. Lots ona
q, Block z, Archie RS Enlargement for = 10
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MOTHERSl MOTHERS MOTHERS!
DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE
Mrs. Winsl0W's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

OIs OIIIIADIlIlN ILiAIII n o.
This valuable preparation has been used
with qEereT failing success fgg thousands Of
cases. -as@@a -fa4 a Aata4a- p
1T not only relieves the child from pain,
but invig0xates the stomach and bowels,
cOlrects acidfty, and gives tone and energy
TO the whole system, 1t will also instantly
ielieve GRIPPING IN THE Bowels and WIND
collie
We believe it is the best and saETest REM
edy f9s the aOoTJd In alt cases of Dysenteqy
and Dt0fTtCea IN Children, whether arising
from teething or any other caTIse.
Full directions tor using viii accompany
each bottle. 1
BE sure and call for "a NJ RS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP having tine fac SIM
lie of " CURTIS & PERKINS % on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
-ie24 d&W6m !. 80. 49, .LMfEl
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A Warning 10 sGOuEteFfeiterS, and q
aN Caution to Purchasers. l.zA

3
No expense will be- spared,s no legal
means of furnishing fraud VIII be neglect
ed, in the effort to prevent the counterfeit
ing of HOSTEIIER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. But 4scounCirelism, when. its cum
ming and activity are. stimulated. by the
hopeof gain. isaYery Ingenious a nd indus
trfous. The 1nen ssgh oses despicable BUSH
ness 1t Is to simulate valuable proprietary
medicines, and vino substitute therefor
dangerous or worthless preparations, are
prOYefbially difficult to CATCH Most of
them have many aliases, and they fit
from State to State with surprising agility,
IN the hope of eVading the clutches of the
law. The prOprietOrS of HOSTEIIER'S -
STOMACH BITTERS are determined, it
possible, to h1tnt them dOI0R. Travelling
agents are employed for this purpose, and
whenever an offender is detected he is
prosecuted with the utmost TigOT Of the tGtO.
No amount Of Vigilance, however. can
limitations and counterfelts. The public
are therefore CAUTION ED not to pur-
chase any. article -purporling to. be hos
TETTER'S STOMACH BI4TFaIss5 which is
not authenticated by the handsome Gov
eminent stamp specially engraved for the
prOprieLors, and also by their superb new
label, with a beautiful vignette represent
ing The conflict between st. George and
the Dragon at The top. and q ature
note of hand signed IIOstetter ~ Smith ut
the foot.
N.B.-The genuine III TIERS are sold in
BOTTLES ONLY. All persons VINO pre-
tend to sell the article by the gallon or
barrel are imposters. and the stuff they
GUS counterfeit. .-..
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING.

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at "A; H.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays.
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Iues-
days and Saturdays by Up. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mall stage leaves uaiIy TEX
cept Sundays at Z A. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays by P. n.
To NEW BUIsa.-Hac1 daily Except sun
aay) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
o'clock p. DT.
Trrr
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To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.--
10000 MOL poplar Shingles. : ss -
20 900 feetpoplar Flooring. aaTAR
20, 1000 feet poplar seasoned Wealth
erboarding, 4 .G.H
Sash, Doors and Blinds, for sale
planning Mill. Second Street, between
Chestnut and Cherry. II jy7-d1w
LOST oNEY--On Thursday night
two one hundred dollar bills. Any
one finding the same and returning it
TO the undersigned will be literally
rewarded. aaI3 bEB 4alEF. WEIL.9
june27 IF No. 3 Water Street.
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MATRIMONIAL. = The following
marriage licenses were issned from
the office of the County Clerk during
the week ending Friday, July 10:
Chesterfield Bosley ana Mar Ann
Smith. AMI
Peter wilsbacker and Elizabeth N,.,,
low. NAseio-
Daniel w. Stoll and Olive Wood.
Killlan N. Vented and Catherine Ger.
hard.
Philip Pader ana AIvlna sehnaken-
burgh.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER. There
was an interesting and somewhat i'm
portant case of repIevin determined
in Justice Walkers Court yesterday
Some time since a horse belonging to
Mr.. Adolph Schroeder, who lives be
low Pigeon Greek, escaped from
home, and was discovered by Edward
s. Morris following a stranger on the
Newburgh. Road, above the city. He
took the horse up and kept it for
two or three weeks, in the meantime
posting written notices in three
places in Knight Township. kSchre-
der discovered and demanded the
horse, and Morris demanded nineteen
dollars, for boarding the horse.
Shredder proposed to pay nine dol
lars, which being refused, he brought
an action of repleyin to recover pos
session ofIthe horse. Col. DENLY APP
peared as counsel for the plaintiff,
and Gen. Shackleford for the defend
ant. The counsel for the plaintiff ar
gued that the defendant had not com
piled with the requirements of the
statute which requires estrays, when
taken up, to be advertised in some
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in the county, if any such is
published, or in the nearest newspa-
per published in an adjoining county.
Judgment was rendered in favor of
the plaintiff, and the defendant takes
an appeal.
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49, Tffaeydrds, Reso Jersey. -
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE.
4tfeEa EkaH ef .stt
F0Ur Years Old.

This Justly celebrated Native Wine
made from The juice OF the Oporto Grape,
raised in this country. It's Invaluable
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being the pure juice of the grape. pro-
tiucedea under Mr. Speer's~ own personal
Supervision. its purity and genuineness
are Guaranteed The youngest Child may
Dartake of its generous Qualities, and the
Weakest invalid may use it to advantage.
II is particularly beneficial 10 the aged
and dehilltated, and suitable to the va
rious ailments thatgaf1ict the weaker sex.
IL is in every respect
/ A go A WINE TO BE RELIED ON
Inyalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
D Fen1aIes use Speer's Port Grape Wine. +
Weakly persons ind benent by It's uses
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
sRS- Sold by dFugglsts.E &c STF -
A. SpeeF's Vineyard, New Jersey. ONCE
24s Broadway, New York. fde467 dly
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MARRIED.

WILSBACK Err MAIDLOW by the
Rev. s. Burford, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst,
at Klauss's Hotel. in this city, Mr., PETER
WILsBAcKER, OF minnesota, 10 Miss
ELIZA BETH. MAIpLow,, of Yanderburgh
county. q II aesr Fsss5 rrrfrrnrh
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4 LAST WEEK FOR Low PRICEsl-
All persons Wishing to save from s15
to $50, will callthe coming week at
q. W.sMofitt' Dental Rooms, corner
of Second and Sycamore Streets, and
geta full upper or lower SET OF TEETH
warranted perfect or mo- charge
for only $10or $15.gia oi56 : jy11-1ts 2
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BOARDING.
RALROAn E0nSE.

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation Is now
open for the accommodation of D0aFders,
under the direction Of Mr. and MRS
X. u. HDNGE The street cars viii bG
found convenient, running to and from
the premises every ten minutes. One or
two small families can be accommodated.
P.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. lnay28 dim
TDOARDINGa. - Mrs. D. Carter has re-
80 moved to Mr.. John HeWsonis large
house, on Division Street, between Second
and Third, and "a ready to receive as many
day boarders rs viii give her q cali She
also has I'VE or six good rooms 10 let.
mayl3 dtf MRS. ID. CARTER.
waOARDRNG BR THE DAY OR
z 80 WEEK. Rt
iW MRS. K. M. BURNss,
No. u second ST.. bet Main and Locust
Streets. Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers ana quite a number
OF day boardsrs can still be aecommoda-
ted, = 1890. MRS. L. N. BURNS.
TN A-tA@AA ass.a tH|.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED I'm the
FosG-OInce at Evansville. State OF Indiana,
on the 10th day of July, 1865
Persons calling for any of these letters
viii please say .. AdVerfised ?, 0IViTlo hafa.
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q lMORRIS--At the residences or his par
ents, in this city. on Wednesday, at 81
!. NJ, the 9Th inst, GEORGE FREDERICK
NORRIS, aged four months. ff-s. -ss
= Like the Good Shepherd, God often
takes away the lambs OF the flock in order
that His sheep may follow more steadily
in the path which leads 20 the "beautiful
River - aifzaa.a rslt -.l rsl4arf
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Haute and IndianEDclis.
ERoM TERRE HAuTE.
Ohio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs
s.rEANfROAT T.INES.

10 LoUISvILLE.-Every Monuay anSi
Saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
10 CAIRo-Daily, except sunday, at
o'clock p. N.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every "Wednesday
and saturday at O'Clock F. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ.
To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock P. N.
TO HESDERsOS-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock PM. Sd. l.5
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
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regretted. as IL Is extremely desirable
that the organization should be main
tanned. and the number of members
largely increased.
After free consultation yesterday,
it was resolved by the Committee to
hold floral exhibition at an early
day, and Judge Law and Dr.Jones
were constituted committee to
secure a suitable room, and it was
further ordered that a meeting OF the
Society should be held at 2 o'clock
to-day in the Commissioners Court
room, to which every member IS
earnestly invited. 50 -
Mr.. Edgar Dunk, the veteran florist,
exhibited, yesterday, a box of cut
flowers which were really most elegant
and beautiful, and combined with ex-
cellent taste. They comprised roses,
geraniums, Verbenas. phloxes, salpe-
glasse, double Pehinias, IfeVerfew,
Japan Pinks, lantanas, stocks, Plum
bago capansas, Anterrhanums. etc.,
etc. ff-S.iJ4 tf5vs sifiTac so v5s,I
There are many gentlemen and
ladies in the vicinity of the city and
in the city who would find it a
pleasure. we should think, to become
members of the Society, and who, by
association could contribute largely
to the interests Of horticulture. All
such are invited to send in their
names. The expense is mere trifle,
and not to be compared to the benefit
they would derive and impart. Every
one who owns a garden or a pot Of
flowers could learn something that
would benefit them, or might impart
information thatwould benefit others
There is material sufficient in this
city and vicinity to form an assoeia.
ton that would reflect credit not only
on the city Of Evansville and Van
derburgh County, but on Southert
/ Indiana glqaa oaar AZ s--lsslsff l..s
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Buy YOURsELF A F0ME
GREAT SALE or DWELLING HOUSES
ANB LOTS
On SATURDAY, JaIy i1th, at 2 P.U.

OH batuFuly1 July I'M 80 Es.o
TIME UH DER8NgWWm Will RW
n the above day, sell an r,rFIfe nr1rffrT7
at The courthouse door, the fractional
Lot y BLOCK l3t I'm f5tcckwell's ENLARGE
Fifth and Seventh Streets, opnoqife oar
penter's Field, with i've dwelling houses
thereon.
This Is a RARE CHANCE for WORKING
men to obtain O home, as the terms qTs
very easy, ONLY ONE-FOURTH Oh the
purchase money being required Ia cash
for the balance q credit of three years Will
be given, in six equal installmenta.
For further particulars apply to
VIM. q. HAZELRIGG,
jy1 utd No. "a Main Street.
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Assignee's Sale

RTOTECE Es HEREBY GIVEN, that
4& the Undersigned, assignee OF the eg-
tate of Thomas M. Elliott bankrupt, VIII
tions. Counters, Shelving, taas Fixtures,
and an Iron safe. Sale from day Co day
until all are sold.
In pulsuance Of an order of the DIarlCt
Court OF the United States for the District
OF Indiana.
: W DAVID j.. MACEEY. Assignee.
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Reglde1eg ana Farm u So.

PNHE RESIDENCE OF the late Dr.
n Thomas lsuncie win be sold at prlvata
improvements. IL Is about one mile from
lngle's sstattons on the II. q g. r. r., and
ten miles rom this city. For further par
ticuiars apply at DIR. j.. Il. RumeIB5s ofice.
NO. - First Street, Evansville. iY3tf
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They are easy to operate, sitting or stand
ing; fake but little room, injure no gar
ments, finish their work In less than half
the time usually occupied, never get out
of order, are convenient in every respect,
and The only Wns7tf71g Machine that Is liked
the better the longer at is atseR.
We are authorized to sell them whole
sale and retail, ut manufactured prices.,
Where machines are bought at retail there
is no additional charge for freight.
: Call or send for a catalogue containing
much valuable Information, and testlmo-
nials from some Of the best men and wo-
men IN the county. About two dozen of
these machines have been sold In Centre
and Scott Townships, in this county, and
we are yet 10 hear of one purchaser who
was dissatisfied. 8
In order to show that they have all the
merits we claim for them zoe give any D1tr-
chaser the 10rfUflege OF returning them they
are alos satisfied ofteT. four weeks tTt0t, and
the money will be refunded. We have
tried them In our own families, and take
pleasure in recommending them TO the
pubIfc rstz. YICKERY BROS,
iy2 rafg 73 Main Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-zt saiiiFsoaVis - a-Ef - E'1UosuU - -
Ia .sb129iaD .raEaErs3 gzuoL
-0g R T9unHQgUT 2 q
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FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
80 fAAElAk- ADAAD4Na LOTS
A1O Dwelling Houses, and Farms.
Ten thousand acres OF Farming land.
buy and sell Real Estate.
ALNAG4 JOHNSON.
Real ESTATE agent,
Third Street, Ebqasvjl1e, Indiana.
adec22 II
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SilERiEF'S SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given shsfby v'r'ne OF
~ ~ Execution issued tf"n the ''tiice ~
u the clerk vi tho Dobuis C'mWo" Pi-ss
Court, and directing me 10 make .h- sum
o, $50 u6. wi'h Interest aud c"s's. l wIi
pros-ci "a, FIR iur sale ~ public auction. To
the highest hidler, Tor cash IN baud. Al 'h-
dour oi the court house IL Dubois c,nnty.
il the town -, Js'psr. On
SATURDAY. 0st. 10. 1868.
Da,ween III. hours Of l0o'e!ok, A. N. and
4 o'clock. T. " Of snid d,v. the 'sr's s"'l
psofi tor at-sm not .c~eting even yesrs
~ III. follow ing d--c,ipsd :~si estate. situ.
.,ed 10 Dubois county state u l"disns TO.
WI
I.o,s NO GS 50 "a and 81, tog.'her wi'h
oil the spp-U.nsnres ih'rr"n" h"""e'ng.
a. evidenced ny the map. tlst ~ chart ~
I! the town 1T jasper.
| And ON f.iuse IN ssnlzs the imll amount
of ps,nrip.i, in,ers ~ and ru-ts rsisd fw ~
ssjd q, cree, ] VIII ~ The ssm. time ard
! lace, and ia IKE m~nncr, sell The lee s''u.
! pie ~ -sid real estate.
/ rak.n in .xscu ion - the properly ut
Able Kodnil- snd John M-is, nbsttes. 81
iihe sni, Ut Joseph q .pptrmk
i Said Sale Wi. b- mnt- wnhoUt any relief
!trum vsius''rn ~ spp'ai.men' lsw.
HENRY MAGN Ell. Sne'f ID &.
i CT u Car, Any
I S-W Il 'b2-;'
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I,ads in tue township. II all tho 70.
tera are brought out wc may exf'octsn
increased vote in that township II
about 5O,--all Democratic. Go In,
Ferdinand. and do your duty.
The Democrats of Hall Tp., onl
Tuesday, had a polo raising vt Schnell.
vilie,--a tine hickory sbost 100 feet
high. This was one OF Mr. Browns
appointments, and. ne ut Huntingbu,g,
,@,e people were greatly disappointed.
They had turned out bv hundreds in
the rain to hear him. ard while they
paid respectful attention to others. 1t
was not what they hargained Tor. Mr..
Leroy Cave candidate tor Represents.
tive in the Legislature, addressed
them. lie discussed tho iniQuitous
apportionment Of the State, whereby
Dubois and Martha counties were
thrown together Tor Representative
purposes, because they were Demo
cratic. while ench counties ne Pike,
with no larger population than Du-
bois, were given n Representative
because it WAS supposed they wonid
he Radical. lie also discussed tn.
question OF the State government TX
penscs, showing that the Executive De
lpartnlent Of the State had cost th'
people over $40, 900 in the last year
while the regular salary OF the Gov
} ernor is only $4,000. and pledge
himself, that when elected. 10 woul'
not vote tur any such cxtravagant up
. propriations. He also discussed fom
: Of the national measures OF the lad
ical party, in clear and lnc;d styl.
, exhibiting All ability OF which hi
e constituents will never I've ashamed
= The meeting was also addressed b
o &. Dosne. Esq, nrging upon 'he ID.
J; mocracy the necessity of thorough o'
q ganization, in order that every vote
y may he brought to the polls. and suc
J. a triumph secured 70. civil lihrty .
g will place the existence oi our RrP'l
q lican institutions again upon fir'
u basis. So mote it tc.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING!

ucN. JASON B. BRows,
Democratic Contingent Elector tor the
State at large, and
MAJ. G. I. B. CAsa,
Will address the people at
Jasper, Tuesday, Sept. %. at O'Clock,
IIuutingburg, Wednesday, Sept. 20
ct 1 o'clock, +. N.
Ferdinand, Wednesday, Sept. 20 q
7o'clock. F. H.;
Schnellville, Thursday, Sept. - ~
o'clock, r. NJ;
Turn out, lovers Of Constitutions
liberty, and devote one day to you
country.
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NAISH ELEcTioR.-1he election 10 Mn'uri
nm last Mondsy resulted ins Rspubiicso
victory by probsbIy % 600 majority. THE
will be greatly crow~d over by the R~ds.
aud well i, msy ps. is' II IL surprising that
any people, snv where. rvs" in tcnigh'ed
Maine. can longer be incucrd'o nust ouch
rotteu party. Bpt sside from Wnin'sin.
ing their own 10 New England bond hold.
ing State. they have nothing ~ bssg on
and canno, Wu,hiully cry Uu. gain! gsin"'
,ss they will.
How !s:se and absurd euch . cry will b
il is proper that the people si'onld understsnt
The ,dicsl msjuri,y 10 sh't Sls,s. IN tbs
PRESIDE n,ial election Of 1864, wss 81 6ls
IN the slate election ~ 1865. !, was 1882
IL 1866, |, was over ~ UOO. From this !
tel. suddenly. In 1867. 10 1888. TIL
aggregate vote, that year, was uncorumonl!
tight; the vote on Monday being nearly
10000 larger. and the m 'josi,y no. - 'arg'
80 the average Of The pest five years.
they can derive sny pleasure from tho ~
sult 10 Maine. let them have Il.
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Words IN Season.


The louisville Democsst. in the course
II an nble sf,icr. s'ys:
tt. reopte n lsdlara ga what Radical
isu 10. !, Ia partly sss,rsi"edia their h's'ei
Indiana rejects Ieuro sufftare; s'ill the
amendment, ju., adopted will diepa"s" WIN
the vote VI ,hs people Of Indiana u Grant Isl
elected. Let them see how it will work.
All the negroes viii vote in the election
and will have shsee 10 cficr.
You will have a white Radical clerk OF
the cour,, a black Radical sherif.
A white Radical magistrate, and black
Radical constable.
A white RuJirs! Senator. and = black
Radical Legislator
A Jury Of mirrd niexe's TO- swind'e In
iuJgm~n,. aud &.ke laws ridiculous.
/, Schools iot niggs's snd whites. where
vour daughter Ii associated With buck ne
urces on the schooi benches.
N.c,oes in tn. ladies' car, ths ladies'
spss,men,s. the school.rooas.
Tic msn white az black. ~ho ssys th'" II
no, destructive :" yr"r prosperity. - wen Al
offensive to your feelings. 10 destitute
;ns,e, a.msa smd appreciation.
/
Let Indians cleo, Grs"', srd there vii
b. 70 more re.p-c, paid to the p"jndie'" "
The white men IN indisns ,han !" tic whit
man IN Lmi.innn. The tourser"Ih sme.J
mon, will BE- ~nivrctd Il . rio, is cs"s-
|, by nrgroea vo'iog. the military VII ~
down The riotsr., aud put mp The n'gr'
/. NV Albany. Madison. Indianapolis co
\ no more endure the cutse u negro sup'eu
/. scy than NV OI.sns.
Y IN e,ecting Grant y gu, people o. 'd's
!. nre ~l-c,irg your M disgrace. How vi
: your public schuols thrive when h~s'o'
r are e-ut 10 them 10 be educated ~Uh yo'
u d.uu h,er.! True tina, 10 done i" com"
: cu,sed spv,s OF the State. aud the 'x'mp
does not invite imitation.
|, 10 = mistake 10 supp"se that negro ~
TRACE il opposed a. mere pr JUDGE. aud
. mere question Of lss'e' II - ""s"r
=, grave impn,unc.. No tu.insss prospe
{. whrre they have anv political ro~"r. v
:, mus, rc,niu power where intelligence Ia.
:. we viii ss,i iuto ruin. Our county Cam
i, lie ruled w ignorance, aud the el~c,ion
-. GRAFT i. pmnpiy q rr"po.i'io" 10 put
i. urg,oee 10 power 10 "sli. AID p-fhsps
-, VI The county.