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Ar. Griswoid made yer, handsome
run Tor Governor OF the State of New
York, even showing all the fraudulent
votes cast for Hoifmsn. Griswold's
vote Was 1854 or nearly $4,000 more
than Governor Fenton received in 1866
when he pooled the largest vote ever
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STATS PRIsoN REFoRMArtoN +.
Coffin, one OF the trlest Christian phi-
lanthropists in this State, SAYS that in
our State prisons. the labor Of convicts
IL let out to contractors, who Of course
are interested in getting as much out of
the men As possible. Many of them are
ignorant; no time is devoted to their lit.
erary instruction and the enlightenment
of their minds; nearly all are destitute
OF religion, and most of religious in
struction; but one chaplain or moral in
structor' is provided, and very little az
forded to him: corporal punishment is
frequently administered; the sensitive
man, who feels keeniy his situation, is
placed on level with the indifferent and
careless; but little ground is given for
hope of gain from obedience and good
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such institutions men come forth full of
bitterness and malice, disgraced in their
own estimation and that OF the public
schooled 10 cr:cae, and ready for any
hold snd daring enterprise? They have
been expensive institutions to the State,
involving an immense outlay in their
construction, and continued one in
their management. The whole system
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A Connecticut farmer, in giving al
account of the meteoric display on the
l4th ult, states: ION the morning of
the l4th uit, at O'Clock, as l wen, out
to milk my cows, l observed numerous
shooting stars, and l counted. while
milking six stars more than one hundred
and-twenty cows-some small, with a
short tail Of light, snd some large and
bailiiart. in stream of fire. -
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Here is General Grants hit at the
New York illegal voting. During his
recent visit North, q six year old boy
remarked, as he shook hands with Gener.
al Grant. Il am republican, and sorry
couldn't vote for you" The General
replied. well my brave little fellow.
you had as good $ right to vote as many
who did
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Sheridan's tactics are beginning to de-
velope. Custar vert into the Black
Kettles last week, and made havoc Of
them. One hundred and fifty will never
draw annuities again. We see BY the
dispatch that Lieutenant Colonel Barnitz
was severely wounded. THIS, we believe,
IS Albert Barnitz, the poet, formerly OF
his city. and brother of tue ex- Cincin.
natl publisher, Mack r. Barnitz. Hsis
9 fine cavalryman Gin. Times.
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SsNAreR.-,An Indianapolis

SsNATeR.-1An Indianapolis cores
pondent of the Terre Hauts Express
has this to say of those who are csndi-
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Mr.. Hendricks:
Prominent among tie candidates
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Of election are: Col. r. w. Thompson,
Judge Hughes, Will Ct1nbac.,, Judge J.
s. Frazier, Of the Supreme Cont,
Hon. d. D. Pratt, of Logansport, and
Judge John B. Niles, OF La Port. Other,
and good men, are named. Govenor
Baker has perenptorily declined, ii he
had not, he would undoubtedly he e.-c-
ted t.- ..
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Cincissaii. Richmond and Fl. W. X Il.
The Engineers On this line o! road
are now running a line from this poin,
to Fort Wayne BY way of Deerfeld, Port
land 1rh Decatur. There win probably
be lines run FROM Ridgeviiie and Cam
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lines wonld 80 10 Portland, and tire sec
ond would miss it, While we have our
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signed u. S. GRANT, General.
Generss Grants Opinion,

In connection with the recommends.
ton Of Generals Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan for the transfer OF the Indian
Bureau to the War Department, it may
properly be mentioned that General
Grant, in private conversation express
cs himself very strongly on the subject.
tie saJs that, in his opinion, we shall
have no permanent peace or security on
the Plains till this transfer is made. He
regards the whole system Of furnishing
supplies to Indians ~ vicious, and need.
ing reformation from the bottom. The
lndians are ostensihly supplied with
scores OF things for which they have
no use whatever, and are swiud!ca both
goods. Guns and ammunition are con
stantiy sold to them, in violation of laws.
by agents or their associates Agents
generally care more for making money
than for anything else. There is no
way for Furnishing them through the
courts there is not and cannot be under
the present system, any security to the
government for the appropriation made
in behalf of the Indians. The General
says il the Bureau were transferred,
Indian supplies would then be furnish
ed, and the whole work could be done
at from one quarter to one half of it's
present cost. The army now gets all
the kicks and cuffs on account of the
Indian troubles, and can have no voice
in Indian management. He thinks tie
Indians should be put on reservations,
reaceably il possible, forcibly if neces-
sary. and then induced or compelled to
behave themselves, and that j. would
not be very official. 20 make them do
SO IL the present system of agents and
traders was broken up. Such course
he holds would be n muasure Of scono
my for the government and conduce to
the comfort and we'll being, not only Of
the settlers, but of the Indians them.
selves. and in the end would pro-
mote the happiness OF the Inlisn. and
the progress of civilization.
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FROM kANsAs.-We received letter
from an old friend and subscriber,
now residing near Plymouth, Lyon CO.,
Kansas. dated Nov. oath He saws that
snow fell there on the night Of 23d
about six inches in depth. Up to the
date OF his letter the cattle were doing
we'll on grass, and lie speaks highly of
the soil in the Cotton wood Valley
rich and tine-equal il not in advance
of the best lands in Indiana When he
gets properly fixed and clocks around a
little" he promises to give US good
account Of that Kansas region.
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Ii sislative aud Congressional Proc ceilings.
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Ind anian, and no DESTROYS Of keeping posted in
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Carpets ---Dont Pay the High Price

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There IS as much talent, enterprise and iniu stry
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~ Park Row, New York.

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REFERENCES.

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mad pear onA dealings with c. B. Cotton for several
!esrs and have found him to be an r.ble and far
ronaxs Of the public. ~ p
Ut; . D; Towel, Re-. ]. :. Green, s. B. Richard.
son. kss. Portland Maine; Hon. E. Boyle, Belfast.
naiosi AoHIo Barnard, Esq, Ban or. Maine; Chas
Ao1l.,, b,ade.ord, Name. Mr.. NJ Quinby. St,
s S1s y T.: VIM. o. Sweet, Esq, West
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set;as Brick y ard. East from and adjoining
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W. P. HEALD.
From E. W. Atkins Knoxville, Tenn.

From E. ". Atkins Knoxville, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Angus. 5th, 1867.
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From John Morrill,, Bangor, Maine.

March 3Ist, 1868.
This IS 70 certify that used Tobacco for eighteen
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