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.Forclng Negro suffrage Upon
Montana

The Territory Of Montana having, like
: aio, Kansas, and nearly all the States,
'strictei negro suffrage to white ci;izaus.
ID denied the ballot to the negro, Jime cas-,
reg have been taken in the House OF
preseptatises at Washington to force the
sious measure upon the people Of the
rritory against their win and CONSENT
ais has been done upon motion Of Mr.
Ark, Of Kansas, whose State, last fall, by
large majoriy, did the same thing thot
is charged with voted down
gro suffrage. Thus it seems. that not
u mast the so.called disloyal States Of
Splth be compelled to accsps negro sui-
40, but Congress is determined to cram
down the throats Of the people Of the
rthern States We suppose Ohio will
the next punished BY the body Ct usurp
!. aad bieots of Washington. ~
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se5- II is said that the Democratic mems
bers Of the House Committee on AgricuI.
ture will report bill increasing the nun.
Der OF members Of the Ohio State Bnard
.of Agriculture to nineteen, in order to
make the election Of members Of the Board
political, which has hitherto been avoided.
- CzeUs1a'm ( Ohio) Herald.
This past elections in tho Board have
been political, and nothing else Hardlv a
Democratic farmer has been put on the
Board, which consists of ten members, for
the last dozen years. No one but an idiot
will pr'tend that this was the result of an
accident If it WIS 81 accident, it had bet
ter be rishted at once. The way to keep
politics out Of such org situations is to di>
vide the hooors equally among both par>
ties i will never DO for one party to seize
them ALL s,,., n .3
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The vote in d lawarr county tor
General Beatty, Republican candidate
for Congress, 2324
For Col Burns, Democratic candidate,
Was,..,... 2lS5
Beatty' majority y.,............."."....... 629
Inc aggregate vote WaS"....-........ ....... 50j9
The aggregate vote last lall was........ 503S
which vas twenty nine votes more than
that cast at the special election Oh the 9th.
Tho vote for General Hayes las, fall was
2127. being ninety-seven votes less than the
nUmher OF vutes given to General Beatty
The vote given to Judge t urman was
2@ll, telng l26 more votes than were given
to Colonel Burns General Beatty's ma,
iorIty /, 2l5 more than was General Hayes.
From this cxh5itit is az parent that some
men who voted the Der ocratic ti.ket last
t',Il voted ior General Beatty. We hope
they are satisfied that they voted wisely,
and that ther will not complain because the
Radicals in Congress may cite this vote of
theirs as beirg an Endorsement Of their
u;arpation and revolutionary conduct
tStatfS3ieR
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Bingham, of Ohio, in the debate on the
bill to govern the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and direct how its judgments
shall be delivered, said
THAT Court, he repeated, had disgraced
not only itself as i tribunal Of justice, but
it had disgraced humanity, when 1t dared
to mouth from its high seat Of justice the
horrible biasphrmX1hat there were human
beings. eitl er in this land or in any lani,
whose rights white men were not bound to
respect
4 wise man oace said, "Usc not to make
any manner OF lie. for the custom thereof i,
not good We do n, t know that a person
in the position Of member o! Congress
can DO more silly thing than to tell de-
Iiberate f4lsrhoo /, either to influence legis-
lation or to impose uk on the public; for The
otf' CT can be but temporary, and exposure
must come sooner or later. Mr.. Bingham,
when he uttered the above, kcew--yeS,
hWet0, that he was telling an uutruth He
knew the Court was not guilty otthe charge
he made again [ it. He knew it h ii
mouihed nothing Of the kind he declares it
did. He was not ignorant OF what the
Court said, but with full knowl dge he de-
iberately, willfully and malciously lied in
the face of Colgr IS and the world Such
thing in private life would debar him the
society Of gentlemen; why should he be ex-
empt from such punishment for committing
so grave an nffense against manhood on the
floor of Congres~?- Eaq,Hrpr
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Ro3ERT p. HARGRAvF, sztassf fEsr-
grave .inhn Har-ravc, anna II. IArper nod
VII lam Harper her hnsbalil. aud ChsIaos
+. Hargrave will take no ice that p.atffn
was filed against them % thu 9srf day tf
December, A. d. 1854. IN the Ooarf of cc1n-
mon Pleas within and 1r the eoanty e
Harrison and State Of Ohio, by John -
Husspy. and Lydia II. Hussey his viii,
and is now pending Wherein said John q
Hussey and Lydia II. Husse', his wife, d.
mand partition of the following rea estats,
to- wit: Situated in the County or Harris0fl
State Of 'hio, and in the SteubeuviIle Land
District and being part of the North~weA
quarter of Section numbered Eighteen, IN
township numbered Eight. o. kangsnuph-
bercd -Four, and part OF the Southwest
quarter Of Section numbered Thirteen, In
Township numbered nine and Range num-
bered Four, containing fifty-two acres, bs
rho same more or less. -.
Also The following tract OF land situated
in the County, State and Land District afors
said, and being a part of the Northwest
quarter of Section numbered Eighteen, In
Township numbered Eight, and Range
numbered -Four, and part of the South~
west Quarter Of Section numbered Thirteen,
in Township numbered nine of Range
numbered Four, containing twenty acres,
be the same more or less.
Also the following tract of land situated
in the County State and land district. afere-
said and being part of the North East guar
terof section Numbered Eighteen, Town
ship Numbered Nine, and Range Numbered
Foilr, crntaining two acres and thirty-6ve
perches more or less .-s-t..a
Also. the following tract of land situated
in the county, State and Land district afore>
said, and being part of section Numbered
Eighteen, Township Nu 81 bered Nine and
Range Numbered -Four, containing one
hundred acres, be the same more or less,
except Fight acres and seven perches sold
to Alexander Mason, off of the South Ea<t
corner of said tract, and boluded ont q
North by county road, running through
said land. And for more particular dis
cription of said lands, reference being had
to the said petition OF Said petitioners, whore
said lands are described by metes, and
bounds, and being the same lands owned
by Charles Hargraye in his life time--and
| that at the next term cf said Court the said
| John c. Hussev and Lydia II. Hussey his
wife, will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
A. c. TURNER,
Attorney for Petitioners
! r.. - 1caT et
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Lcaling Republicans Of New Hampshire
arc leaving the foul party with which they
have been associated, AMI are giving thcil
reasons therefor. A Nj. Gorge w. Adams
writes to the Manchester New Hamsphre,
Uaion a scathing review Of the policy Of
the Radical m2ngcrers at Washington and
puts this question: AS an old standard
"RepnbIican, [ ask if this is not the proper
"tinns tc leave party so thoroughly $llbn,er
''ged IN corwptoa?' Every citizen whc
prefers country to party will answer in the
affirmative. L the party that is submerg,
ed in corruption prevail, the country vii. bc
'raegcd down by it into the same corrupt
condition as itself After that, general
rnttennnss will nrnvAil
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The Eighth District.

From the aytop LedSer, llepOeratie. y
- BlSa4H DISTRICT. .-'fhe election in the
Eighth District, Yesterday, resulted in the
ehoice Of the Republican nominee, General
Beatty, hy an increased majority over that
reocived BY General Hays.
The result verIfies our anticipations The
manner In which hr. Vallandigham was
treated by the Legislature, as we predicted
At the time. ha1 had the eject Of chilling
the ardor Of the Democratic masses Had
hr. Vallandigham been elected Senator
there is no question but the Democratic
vote in the Eight District would have been
lsrG iy increased. Republicans themselves
were diSgu.ted with party that was so
ssS'!v frightened By tbs bur-a.bnos sup
eosed TO attach to Mr. Ya.landigham' :
name.
We 10 not mean to rast any impuiation on
The Democracy or fitness Jf Judge Thur
HAN. In these respects he has nJ superior
IN the State. Eu' what We DO say is that
Nc, Fallandighdm had baen accepted by
the masses Of both parties as the Demo
cratic choice in case we hal a majority
His defeat was coniessedly a yielding to
policy, and resulted, as such.things usually
10. in Hisgu ting all parties. Il failed to
propritate those it was intended 70 win, and
destroyed the enthusiasm of the Demo
Gratis.
We viii refer to this sa'ject again to-
morrow.
*,
II, as the Nommrrci1l says. Republicans
desired Mr.. ValIandHham with the cxpec
ta'ion al its heutfting them. they were
greatly mistaken. The wise ones knew bet
ter. And the result Of the election yester-
day IN Blrus' District, shows the fatal mis-
take Of delivering over the Democratic
party in Ohio 10 the men of policy
aas-If the friends Of aIr. Vafand CHAM
take this method Of venting their spite al
Judge Thurmap's election, they are very
sbort>sighted Those who voted for the
bankers candidate, John Beatty, against
the regular nominee of the Democracy
should be remembered. We have yet tt
he rursuaded that Democracy mems devo
ZION to any one in iiridual. Fha old watch,
word was Principles, not men" 1t viii
be a sad day for the party when any ooe
man can dictate who shall fill the Offices
and if his will he not supreme, for delea
to be accomplished in our own ranks.
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a strange Drean, and lis Fulal-


Among the victims Of the late Angola
disaster, was a Mr,7J. p. Hapgarl, Of State
Line, who was IN the employ olahe Railroad
Company as their agent at that place. Tie
Psinesxille l0.l A9pGtiser gives an account
OF strange dream--for the correctness OF
which it vouehes-which Mr.. H. had Just
SIX months before he lost his life. 1t says:
He dreamed that he was away from
home, in a desert, when suddenly he heard
a terrific crash, and upon looking 10 the
direction fro'l which the sound proceeded
be saw bright light which seemed to him
to reach Ia the very heavens, and he heard
screams an1 yellS of the most fiig htful and
heart rending character. On looking about
he saw nn august persnnage-a monk. he
thnught-sittiug in high estate, and he
inquired where all that noise came from.
From he'll answered the monk, The
dreamer asked, What does it mean?" The
monk replied, 1T means that you must in,
stantly diei" Mr. H. then told the monk
that ne was not yet prepared to die, and
begged for further time. The monk finally
said, Your prayer is granted; you may
live upon the earth six months longer, at
the expiration Of that time you shall die,
81 this junctpre Mr. Hayward was awaken.
ed by his wife, who was alarmed at her
husbands actions, he sitting up in bed and
being greatly agltatel.'' .-.... .; .
An Erie paper speaking Ct it adds:
The dream made great impression
upon his mind and was the subject OF much
thought and frequent conversation with hi,
friends for time, but at length b. came tC
look upon it as of no consequence. Ga
precisely the lat day Of the six months he
purchased life assurance ticket for S3, coo
took passage Oh tho iil>fatcd train for Bnl,
! fa|6, an was numbered among the victims
at Angola.
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Ebenfh Of an Edifnr

Professor j. II Harney, senior editor of
4 Louisville Ds~ocrat, died at his resi-
ace, near Midaleiown, Kentucky. on
nday Giornipg week, AT S O'Clock, after a
R apd painful illness, aged sixty two
sars He has been the leader political ed
rog tbe Democrat for ever twenty-five
as, aud was atorcihle writer aad a man
great ability and information. Previous
liS connection with thar journal he was
sssident of Hanover College, aud was one
tiic ablcst inalhemalicians il the Union.
j was gereral illps9 profFered,, and declia.
the otIitafis management Of TIL yyasL,
gton Gtobs. rs vas iii exceedingly aui.
0nassjssass-assas styiiaeinrrtiiy
ff so ks4z4s MI
tn s S ~ J.
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Nsfaoaratic majority over the
Radicals in venteen States. 2i,562
Local elections were held in Indiana, Iii.
aols, Delaware, Missouri, Nevada Kansas.
Nebraska and Oregon, and the result in
eh@,n proves that # there hal been gem
e'al election the Democratic majority in the
#ayal States would have b, en- increased.
The people are thus against the Radicals
N congress. Now, how stands their pre-
tended representatives. In both branches
f UnugreSs there are 81 Democrats and 1855
Republicans. In other words hy dofec.
sYa aud fraudIent apporiianment, 1870
N9 Democrats have bat onp>thirl as MANY
.aeGhfrs Of Congress as 1854 % Repuh.-
esng. FL this shameful mtsrapre sen alton
1 she naopIe Of the United States We owe
~ our present calamtties
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The Radical Rump Congress. in their re-
Yslu.ionary schemes to overturn the Gov.
sernnsnt, is on the plea that they are scling
II he name an4 in the behalf Of the people
II TIE Uaited States; that is, those States
yl,st we're not in rebo Hon and iusurreetion
In show the falsity of this plea, We give the
'ee of the sevettecn loyal States which
leli elections in 1907. We toke the fig,
urca from Raiiea! authority, the Iribme
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Progress Of the Political Reac-
Gfnyb

Withia the last month three United
.<;ates Senators, who voted for the tdious
Congressional reconstruction bills, have
been superseded by Democratic enemies of
i. /; 10 same bills, Jaiga Thurman takes the
Z place Of Wade in Ohio, Mr.. Cassilv that OF
tConncss in California, and VIM. 7. Hamil>
t3n thu placo Of Rsvprlg Johnston in Ma
@iyla,,l, This makes change Of six votes,
5 end is good beginning for revolution in
that body t~
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Presidential state Convention

The Democracy Of Minnesota hold their
State Convention at st. Paul on the 26th
of February, to appoint Presidential dele
gates to the National Convention. On the
same day the Democracy Of Kaasqs rneetat
Topeka. Minnesota has eight delegates
and four votes in the Convention, and Kan>
sas has six delegates and three votes.
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---I7Ils lhe Vow York Illlzs1, 'e1Ned bg
Miles o Reilly, " says that if Genera
Grant easis his LOT with Congress ''he viii
lie the most III 7gracefully bea;en candidate
Tor tie Presidency that ever Ian in the
United States There islittle or m doubi
about that miles 0'Rei.ly" is Major
Halpin, the present Audit uof New York
City, to which office he was elected by the
aid aud appreciation of the whole Repuhli
can party. He was gallant soldier in the
war under Gen raj Grauf.
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The Feeling In 1hs East,

An old merchant in Boston, after giving
a discouraling account Of trade and bust
ness prosp cts there to his correspondent
in this city, closes his letters as follows:
Ut the two houses of Congress could he
sunk about two hundred feet under the
Garth, where they could never rise again,
YOU would see trade and commerce resume,
and would also see glowing smla on every
honest mans face in the country. The
i.ord deliver rs from such an Alministra
tioE as that We are now epdnring"
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Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx Speaker of the
House at Represen alive. on his way to
Washington, stopped at Trenton. N. j..
from ona train To the next, and ''very kink
"" deIiverai lcctnre ior the benefit Of the
.'Widows" Hame," and changed oaly two
hundred doILurs .for III ts .i
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wonderful 0EEeSfEOD.

To the Editors of The Indianapolis Journal
We clip the following from the news sum
mary If tins mornings J1waak
A question which W. have never yet seen
an answer: If bonds are t. be paid in
greenhacss, in what are the greenbacks to
he paid?
ANSWER - 7dles Nothing palmer.
Bnt there arc none so binl as those who
Wont see, except those whose eyes are
blinded by the glitter of god
MECHANIC. b
Yes, they are to be paid in taxes. hut
with this difference: The bonds draw
$50, ,000,003 year interest; grcenbacl,
draw n interest. Which is the easiest
paiG In twelve or fifteen years we could
take up the bonds, if they were in the
shape of greenback+, with the interest mon
ey we would otherwise pa? on the bonds
To use Mr.. LncoIn's favoritn remark, "a
large debt is ca ,ier paid than larger one?'
Did the qunstionar in the Journal even
think Of that7
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DUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that we. the
eirs of Daniel Lucas. deceased, do offer at
Public Sale. OH the 9th of February, 1873,
Two Farms, one containing so acres, the
other 56 acres, situated in Rumley towns
ship, Harrison county, Ohio, on the road
from Fairview to Jefferson Terms, one
half down and balance in two annual pay
ments with interest. Also, Chattel proper
ty and household and kitchen furniture
Sale to commence at Q o'clock \. NJ.
Feb : lS6S-3t
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ANEaao has been sentenced, at Indian.
apolis, 70 pay a fine Of s5, ,Oeoandtwo years
ID The Psnitcntiary. fer marrying d white
woman 51psv ayss n
aa F ~ ~ aEM s ~,
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A WISCONSIN clairyovant, who claims tn
find stolen and lest goods for her customers,
! as adrertised FOR several lost articles.
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vg,O CONsUMPTIVEs.l

THE Rev. EDWARD a. Wilson viii send
(fres Of charge to Ill who desire 1T, the pre-,
scrIptl9n SCI tl? with the directions Tor making
was cured OF lung aifectionand that dread
disease Consumption. His only object II 70
benefit the afflicted and heihopss every suf-
ferer Will try this prescription, as II Will coa
them nothing, anlA my prove i ablessing.
Please address $500. ..s..;
REv.saD WAlSDEA. WILSON,
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THE hooting OF a man carrying off a
rope having horse attach ID to the other
end is quietly recorded by Missouri
pa per. =.
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THE genuine Goldfish ariStocracy," the
codfshermen of the State, will hold con-
vention in Boston on the 28th inst. ,.
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A HARTFORD publishing house has issued
the 20 ant Sopgster." The 'Grant Spea-
ker" would be more popuiar.
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NrariOn Cnmnly dlmciaI
Thurman,s majority

-, ii.sJvAief ...''' ''''''..s".... 90
Inc aSgresa,e vote last nall was........... 1880
tthe election OH the 9th it was. ......... 1913
being only 65ty-seven less than last fill. and.
yet Colone. Burns majority is 203 less than
the minority given TO Judge Thurman for
Ioyernor tSfotcsmda ss
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OmcsaI ian lhe s!ss Epis;rlct.

The following is given as the official ma
jority in the Eighth District:
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26

LET every farmer now prepare
either to get rid of his surplus stock
or to store enough feed to keep it all
through the winter. 1t is astonishing
how many farmers there are who ha-
bi,ually undertake to get through the
winter more stock than they can prop
crly feed till grass grows again. II
you have ten, fifteen, twenty, or thirty
head OF horses and cattle, and are not
POSITIVELY certain that you have enough
hay, straw, stalks, &c. to keep them all
in good order till spring, dispose of
them before cold weather sets in.
Make arrangements now so that you
will not be caught with barn yards
full of lean cattle and empty mows in
the months of February and March.