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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15
Leather! Leather! Leather
~. C. G. SMITH,
A. No CQ0 co,,+b u;rh c4.,o.

NJ NU, Z0U OUutI1 nIgH Slreet,
HAS IN STORE ANDFOR SALE
400 Extra quality Domestic Kip. They are better
thsn any dealer in Central Ohio can show, and
10 per cent. cheaper than anybody will sell.
800 Sides of No. finished Harness of my own
manufacture. '-a7F
Best Buffalo slaughter Sole at 3s cents. warranted
as good as any in the market. -
Best Buenos Iyres at 80 cents per ID. .-i-s iif- :
Good do do at % cents per lb. 'f--t
French and Domestic Calf Skins, and anything
in the Finding line at proportionately low rates
Pegs. so per busheI: Lasts 40 cents per pair;
Shoe Thread as low as before the war. =
AMI n7-eodl0dw1t I-1 a-E fF l!fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15

MAJORITY Tor THURMAN. ...........-.
Thurmsn's mt jority on joint ballot.
Judge THURMAN's majority in the House
would have been seven instead of six. and
consequently eight on joint bali t. had
not Mr.. KENNoN, OF Belmont, been sum
moned home before the voting took place,
in consequence Of the severe sickness of
one of his children.
JUDGE THURMAN will properly represent
the interests of Ohio on the floor of the
Senate of the United States-a thing Hon.
B. F. WADE has notedone during his Sena-
torship. Great good feeling exists among
the Democratic members of the General
Assembly,and therein disappointing great
ly, the Republican politicians, who .'laid
the fiattering JUNCTION to their souls" that
Democrats would become embittered over
the Senatorial question to such an exten,
that they would endanger the success Of
the Democratic party hereafter. AS in the
late contest, so in the contest this fall,
they will find Democrats vieing with each
other to see who will do the most effective
service in redeeming the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15

THE Grand Rapids (Michigan) Democrat
nominates the old ticket of Mcclellan and
Pendleton. tjL-ellec
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15
- SPECIAL NOTICES. 81
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & co.
NO. 90 WALL STREET.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES. SEvEN-THIRTfES
and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. and exc
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS,
BONDS and GOLD. s1-s1 sfseii 5s 70
- CONVERSIONS. Ars .aoa
We convert the several issues of SEvHN-THIR-
TIES at the most favorable market rates into FIVE
TwENTIEs. which, at present price of gold. yield
the holder about one per cent. more interest Per
annum Circulars with full particulars furnished
upon application.
IEas, 4 Jay COOKE a CO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15

Judge Thurman Elected to the
United States Senate.
Each branch of the Legislature, in COM
pliance with the law of Congress, on yes
terday Tuesday, at II o'clock m. voted
for United States Senator to take the
place of Hon. BENJAMIN F. WADE. The vote
resulted:
IN THE SENATE.
Allen G. Thurman. .1s
De s=f. Wade..-- le
Majority for Thurman. ............... -. /
sffsF.si IN THE HOUSE. - -i.s
b. F. Wade................... .Ig
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15
The Editor of the JOurnal- Mad
Because Negroes Did mot Par.
tfclpate i'm the Inauguration

The Editor of the .JOurnal- M lad
Because Negroes Did mot Par.
tfcipato I'm the Inauguration
Ceremonies. s e9ssa.sE
The editor of the Ohio State Journal was
not satisfied with the Inauguration. The
local of that paper expressed the belief
that there could not have been "a more
beautiful day, nor could one more so shave
been desired for the Inauguration of Ohio's
new Governor. Thes.air was clear and
bracing, and the bright sun, which shone
from the blue sky above, gave an aspect
of scheerfulness to everything here below"
The day was all right, according to this.
The Emmett Guards and the Sherman
Guards were there; the members of the
General Assembly were there the Mayor
and Che City Council were there; the press
was there; and the Journal local says
that ".when these personages finally
reached the Rotunda," where the Inaugu-
ration ceremonies took place, .the crowd
was so dense that it was with considerable
difficulty that they were accommodated"
And yet the editor of the Journal was not
satisfied. In reality he was mad-stark
mad. He glanced at PowELL's Painting OF
PERRY's Victory, suspended in the Rotun-
da, and there deserted Negro in the boat
with PERRY, and then his eagle eye glanced
over that assemblage, and did not discover
Negro, and his wrath kindled, blazed and
burned. In the Journal next morning he
gave vent to his feelings in the following
language:fa sFsa a a-=7
"Colored soldiers, it seems, can pay taxes
to support our Government, they can fight
for us, they can die in defense of their and
our Government, but at times when no
blood is to be spilled and no danger to be
apprehended, they are not wanted. How
generous, how philanthrophic, how chiv-
alrous this is! They can bare their breasts
Ito the storm of battle, they can toll and
struggle for three long years in swamps
and trenches to defend our homes and
children, but cannot even witness the
peaceful ceremonies incident to a change
of Governors! ~ fi ks
This is equal and exact Justice to all
men, is it not ?n a -6sss5a + i. 7aszsE 5ss5
. Hopes of the editors recovery were en-
tertained yesterday. sia.sese.-6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15

E. B. EsHELMAN will speak with Colonel
BURNS at Ashley, on Friday, January oath,
al one O'Clock p. M. sTs9I ~ - 9vlsd se
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15

THE correspondent of the ZanesuiHe Sig
nal, writing under date, Columbus, Janu-
ary II, says:
II have seen and talked to Mr.. Vallan.
diyham on many occasions during his stay
in the city, and find him unalterably devo-
ted 10 the best interests of the country, and
willing to make any honorable sacrifice TO
insure the success of the Democrrtic party"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-21

MARRlED-By Esq. Brelagc. on
Wedn, siav. ct last week. Mr.. Lewis
Smith Fells and Miss Missouri ES-
line
This is the happy termination OF
one OF those perpl~xing little episodes
IN the life ct wonid.he last yonng
man whereby an interesting little fam
ily organ gets legitimate father. a
loving and TOO confiding girl her
wrongs righted. and the man is saved
from entering into bonds to appear
before a jadicia! tribunal and answer
for doing as he hadn't ought to-
AIS well that ends we'll"
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Attention. Stump Speakers.
M0-pA-ic SpEAKEk's uAND u.ue-


~ VERY u moc,a,ic speaker should have
IA one Every Dtm.cs,ic Editor should
h,v.n Fve'y d. mocrst should have IT,
speakers aud E'iivrs. VI oil parties shoSld-'
h We il.
This. The snos, complete political work
which has ever been gotten Wy, hiss becH
prepared with sxyress reference 10 the sx.
10 irg Prsidsn,isi canvsss il superssdss
rRM-ly the use OF the old fashioned scssp.
bm. h.. snd the buky au,horities which, Of
necessity, have had 10 BE- carried about b.
eur ora'ors. II contsins every thing .neees.
.1y und one cover. IL 10 uneom promiss
49, IN IL asrsuis On rsdical,sm. end perfect
i. "a defense ut the Cuns,i,vtion, the Gov.
,.,Lmsn,. aud The Na'iohal Democracy. 4
Speaker ~ l. inor who has this work. can
rect the sauicsls on any point. AaOsg
other HI. "a u will contaiM:
The C..s,iu'ion ct the Uniif6 States,
anh anno,a,ilhs m dslsii OF lie vivlsliIN
b, he iad,csls The Declaration VI Inde.
pprirncp. With similar Authorizations. The
ratic,i pirfo'ms 1T 1864 anu 1868 Gsanrs
t,nC n.A's le, no OF acceptance. 0,snt's
r.t Z lrx's odr Us record complete. Tha
...,op.inu ot The radical party In and out VI
10 no y - 70 w sN.OP'S ~ "o'WS'sys
II t.anrial dls,rees Of The county. Rid.
iu.l responsibility Tor Il exposed. A iulf
tlsDu, " he question OF hna0ces, Green.
.k 90 &c Disunion sentimeu ts VI
III faiu,ni iaolcsl leaders previous 10 the
mey + &c, Engagement 10 Secession by
.am,. l,r purpose o! the wnV - declsssa
b, Congnss. The rndicsls fsise to II. %
rtonn Dy ,hsi sc'ions now. R.construc.
'n.n kli-ia,i.o oi Congress. History Of
10 frri 10 n. 3 nth. Mp,erisi sx'sscts
IL, IN lie tors'l uions which IL begot. A..
t-,s,s aud Omnibus billie, md vote on ssme.
Y ..s Of IA" m nbers IL The convsaticn
nh'ch ir'In i the Constitution sgAinst con.
sOiia,,i.u as nuw fimpst accomplished BY
n r,tri-m. R"eo'd ot The democratic csa.
iaaa rs ;.r Pr..ijeni and Wee Pfesident.--
II. NJ cfsiie platform Of 1864 aud 1863 -
Vons a., IN Congress during end sImcs
D, waI. on al important question ~ issue
~ yt.sgt c,nva-s, politically clssss6ed.-
states R,ahis, ~ IN maintained ia ihs e. DvsR.
| ion " h',b framed the = ,nsii,r'iOD. A full
history ut impeachment. sU0 the voice
thereon Imporlnnt tscisions of tho Nv.
gram. c VI On existing pol''ics! Questions.
| Exc,ss Of rsdcnlis shows W in every
light md very much other matter nccsssssy
l.r Ih,run. b discussion, but too numerovS
10 u.r'i,r ~ tins pr".psc'us.
About GO png.s, $50 double eo'Umn.-
T zee IN r,un. 81 80 S,ut poet paid on
lrt.ip, 81 III niy
/ C .b- 81 five. $40 U.psl allowance 10
/ ,err sn9 ra,vs-sers. P'uies d-sis'nv to
sci ~ srrnis " i'll wsis to ~ medis,sIy.
Pos masters will plrsse pot THE circular.
u. ma ,,nnn 50 , alr ~ t,t dpfe will gect i've Sdvo0
'rge Of club ra'ss. OF PEI csnfsge see"saimR
0 nun bcrs ORDERED orders frm me re.
c ic coast. prepaid by telegraph will bes'n'
~ .xpr.ss al .xpe,se os subscribers. ID
Address. MIAMI rSih7iEs d PuBLisHie ".
Cr B.,i"g ~, T. Mann Cshsi C'~. -
- Orders Il led according TO the date II
which they s.- r.citved.
E..'ei by an investigating Democrat.
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Dem acratic Meeting.

Don't forge, the Democratic meeting
at II, Gland to.morrny astelnoun ~ .
"'clock. The Republicans have ~.
vitvd a speaker to be present AMI hold
a jolnt d scns-i"n. AMI The Democrats
viii he glad t. divide time with them.
AZ that ITO issues NAV be put ia'rl,
before the people. We understand
the Brass Band, ot Jasper. viii 'ur'
nish music for the OCCASION. Turn
out in lorce.
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Negroes at the Chicago Convention.

Many ~ The r,dicnl- hsv. 4 ind u 90 :.
v,"i.n'. since the. al 'urnmen' OF he Gu.
v'n,'on a. Chicago wLish nominated Gr"I
aud Colt x. 10 deny ,hst negroes psr'ic'pr.
led rs delsg tee from Soo'hsrn ) n'es IN is
proceedings r. NJ thcsc who may have
! ~ any faith 10 ,hss. dsnisls. we mmend
= ',i.r.nce 10 ihc Culord Ci'z'n.a nrg'o
psrs' published IL C'ncinnsi !, h~ q
sre,rh mad. nj Lv'ayei'e Scnrs Nv
O Isa"s. on The crss'oD o. = Giant rn,ihc Z.
t,on msc'i'g hv n'ero ri 'icirg !" III"
clsrnn, snd .ul honi'u n'ms o. tI'n + r.,
4 Rrclinack THE negro. 10 vindlcs',' 9
hpt.dcsls from he ohs'gs ih,l '"e, were
NOT the neg-o~l' tue l,irnd., smd:
"Ani what b,,,s' - dsnc. rsn eve You
., lh- loi.nuu - ,ur No''h-sn k'puh
osn f,-,g4f faa4f a- 1000 'rrm. 81 a. i
,if a,nr frtteei h rlrri drts "a -
"A tA.i stt.t1 .'4rr ..ti .esia op .
,N 1853 eitr ApiHf'5 f.t A.
.u ta. " ,s- --tr. nh3 gf-'s
tAet -gtn+ ons Is na.r, stp
X 4b.r .,sA it.tt,prtY arni.r
ru b. t'irf h." ~ae
t9 hm r.ts nsg- l.ih b re
s3te .sf u'ri G hsm .ss 9n-.tt. y
men yan AZ ,s 4
ets r~m ou,l e.,e,.aec 81 ic',r
nr. a,rs VI uJ eri ? = =, 'r'c
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N 3 npn L.Lks The Lolsnspo' I
J ,usnai chtry III = yu, ~, III 'ndfirk e
and E,gs,'nn re b ndhrdr- We nf-
-uho 2 d persona ]. bv NJ a-s's IL 'ndri k
-ud Edr- to-. 20 s.y I'M, they do ,o bold
one au.i-r ~ U.in.d Sa'e- hnnfs.
iims',p > .vmour -..s ,hst 10 'j,es not
vwr one
| is not .xoecisd 'hs' The Rsruhira'
papers vii mike The cnrrrc IN. but W. rub.
ii.h This th,t b.m,crair sY1 honer' Kepuo.
beats runrv' BE- d.c. vpd.
|. g.n-pnr' Thsros.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr.. John Wi
k.l il this week announced AS u can
ii.ate Tor Sheriff. lie is too well
known 10 need any notice from ns.
having served the peo l. IA Sht,lt
before iur two terms very acc,I'a''y
Mr.. Sebastian Freyberger is an
nounccd a. candidate Tor Coun y
Commits Toner. Mr.. +. has been he
lo,e The people several times before
is wcli.tn.dn farmer, ami old ciliz ~
'uf LA, bison IT,.
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nPOll Thad Stevens i. deal. aud

0POll Thad Stevens j. deal. an'l
his club loot il probably nov dancin-,
Juha in the Internal isrglon-. II is
said the reason Of our dry weather
this SUNNI r is because Old Mex has
been daily expecting Tina! to invade
his doinnions. and make it to- hot
III him 10 maintain his supremacy.
and So he has been g,iher.ng a sup
ply Of water to Try and Keep himscl
cool, until it shall. u. determined
which ia TO he the future ruler OF
ilades, the radical leader TEad or
Satan.
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DEMOCRATIC CLup. There will he
a meeting OF tho Conservative CHI.
Gems Of PatoKa Tp., nj linntingburS.
TO morrow night, Tor The purpose OF
organizing Democratic Club John
e.. Sc',aisr. Ed. and other speaker
will be IN Attendance.
The lpns.,va,ive citizens OF !iag'
hison TIP VII ,netla al the llavrya!o
School ho1Se. Satnriay.ni-h hi. Ang.
10Th. 10, he purpose Of .r-,n : ~ 9
Democratic Cinb. Sod s,.a.e.,w II
a. ~ atc'niaGcc.
Tam rn'. irepls 81 cons .'a'n'nR.
Liberty aud we ~" fni rH. ~
lhe-, uiecli,iS. ~ r'l rsil Ne ~
she election. Let -v,i. t.ay ;n-
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Radical Lieing.

The money to- the support OF me Fede'
cal Cuyesnmsy is derived rom du'ies or
imports. commonly called tariff dn'ies, anu
from internal revenue tsxee. not one cent
II either vf hich. men OF Dubois comfy,
have YOU psid.-Gen. Grsshsm's speech At
the Cous, House.
G,neral Gresham made the Above
declaration in regard TO the taxes paid
BY the people of this county. at least
half dozen times during his argn-
ment in regard to the equal taxation
resolution OF the Democratic platform
Vie is certainly very ignorant himself.
which We do not believe. or thought
his hearers ignorant numhsculls. and
intended to mislead them 10y hard lie
ing. lie was not aware that our
penll e had been made painfully con
scious ot the presence Of n Y. ;. Col
lector. and an officious Assessor. who
has been constantly no,ing around
TO see il he couldn't. find some poo,
widow Or orphan. who had inherited
q small s"m. in order that lie might
eoueczc como of this U. s. tax from
their pittance. lie was not aware
that this Radical Assessor, who also
claims vet to hold a seat in the lndl-
ana State Senate from Democratic
District, and avows his determination
70 hold on, and misreprescnt the
views Of the people OF the district
(. had already found several cases III
this county where small iarm worth
more than $1,000. had been lei, 10y
hard toiling husban ls, as the only
means Of support Tor bereaved widows
and helpless orplians, and yet he has
stepped in, and compelled the mother
to take the bread from the children :,
mouths to pay this internal revenue
tax, t. support niggers and radical
I'll e holders in idle sumptnousness
lie wiliully lied in this. as lie did ia
most otIier parts OF his speech, tor hs
knew that every instrument of writ
Ing, nearly, is r.quir-d to be stamped
thus paying directly part Of this rev
eUue tax, aud there was scarcely on,
OF his hearers bnt what had paid to
stsmps on Deed, Mortgage. Note
l.eas Agreement for labor. Receipt
Appraisment OF estate, Atfi lavit, con
tract, License for business, or cvel
Marriage License. Tia candidate f.
the peoples votes will make as bald
faced MI assertion as tho above, CA
llc be believed in any thing!
Aud as to the indirect methods {
stealing money from the people DC
sised by these Radical plunderers,
has reached such state Of perfect"
that nothing can 10 mentioned which
exempt from their bligh,ing cxat
tions. When Farmer Harms AK.
Gen. Gresham how about the consl
msr eventually paying the tsxrs, u
Gen. replied that tho tax on nan'
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SIjEvEY NOTICE.

vc>IiE undergone viii proceed with mo
. C,ur,y Surveyor at Dub"is County, o"
u tay. %! Sept. 1868. 10 run the 'nes
md d. termina the Boundaries OF seeticns no.
Is Township / ror,h range 6 West.
rh- in,ermedis's hnes Will also be -"
ard me corners thereof estsb.ished. Pss'
Tsons interested will plesee BE- present.
Aoy q ,6s-3w 8 WILLIAMS.
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SURVEY NOTICE..

TS.UE u,a~rsigmd d VIII proceed with the
L G un,, Surveyor at Dabois County. On
u. ON cry ot SsP'', 1868. 20 run the M
s,d d trrmine ,he b,u, OATES Of sectioWs No.
SO ro~n north rnrge > vest.
Tue ,u,. rm. disie lines will also be twe
,"d The corners thereof ssisbiishvo. Vss'
sous interested viii please he psssen'.
Aug 'tS-3 ] W PRICE,.
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features hai tccn removed. and thus
toe articles he bought were free from
taxation. He neglected Ia state thai
the tariff on these manufactured ar'i
clcs was no. correspondinely reduced.
and that cons, quenily their p'ice 10
the consumer MAS still the came. the
tax now. by virtue OF Radical lcyisla
tion. going INFO the pockets OF The IL.
vored. bloated Radical manufacturers
~ New England, instead OF the Gov.
eminent. In reply 10 this came Qnes-
ton a laboring man writing to the
Cleveland Pla,udealcr truly says:
Radical legislation Requires the
consumer to pay all tsxes. J; taxes
The hat on your head.
I:c boots on yonr iect.
The clothes On your person.
The food y"u eat.
The tea aud coffee you drink.
The pot i, is cooked in.
The cup you drink il on, o.
The implements oil yonr iaim.
TIE tools yon work with.
The pSper Won write on.
The I',u ard lux Won ueo
The ,ercrs aud books ,uu read.
The luini;nre in Your house,
ihc gas or oil YOU i'uln.
The coal yen consume.
The stove sou bum it in.
The match YOU Ugh, il with.
Tie medicine you Infe.
The tobacco yuu smoke.
The pipe ,un SMOKE !. in.
The Gi.hes on Your table.
All ,on cat of ih.m.
The lahuriug man OF :he country.
who owns Little house AMI lot, which
lie has ,a,icd ly toilln:, from rar'y
morning 10 night. pays State lax.
county lax. schuol FAX. city tax, road
TAX, npon il, while his next door
neighhor. who Is a bondholder, own.
ing $4,000 in bonds. pays no tax
y haiever. draws interest 10 gold,
laughs at his more unfortunate ne III
Dor, who has his money ina little
home! II The masses Of The labor;og
men desilc the equal taxation Of every
-r,cies OF properly according to lis
real value. Government bonds and
other securities included; II they
want one currency for the Govern
mons n & the people, the laborer and
the Office holder, the lensioner and
the soldier, the producer and the bond
holder, they will not Vote the Radical
ticket, but will vote Tor that of The
Democracy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-21

WHITE BOYS ~ lLcr.-Nc So tr
9l,st..i Z 80 note. tia, I.,u' y
IL. Patterson. VIII al itc-s the .u'd rs
" Aoionght t.pi.serv. the ln"r. ~
y Il, intend - vote the same was az
the CONF HOUSE, in ia pr. ~ nrxt
Iu.slAy night. AT candle / GLiin-..-
The ohj c'- "a. !urPn'cs "i ne " hiiv
Boys ia Hnr. an organ Ziiioh - 're
discharges, Vii be explained. ani u
company formed. E'cry hoiy IS IN
vited. Is il IS NJ Secret, oa1:, ih,ani
do. iennel or.anizll on. snch a.
ocha. Ter Col.ax belonged to. Turn
out, veteIanS.
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P. LITiCAL MANUAL We iu.I'c h 81
ten ~ OF eur trsdrts '" CifcUl,' " N
An irv.sigaung ID 'mocra'. hesd, d Atsn.
tioa, 8 uun2 Speskef-." Thss vi h'"s =
convenient book lor rstsfeLce shoulJ seud
aud procure . copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-21

Dan RESTS II srI.y = aisnb =.
,hing- - owe 0,v,rg inr TIE ia -
.M.ui E"vuin4' Il N"t'hg ~. nefo-s ~
.,,rs mn.h Z. J.. F.rhnus. Music. Lii.
sr.iu-e, Fur, A., ilcu.' mold w." ''r."'
snu,n.,a'c halt - good it,np'). render u
he mes, attractive =, 3 urr'u nj NH, rut
lishrd Tor family. You need IL scr l. 10
know is v,iu'. SO YEARLY. AdJr,ss. w !.
Jr,ni, o. D-m rot. 4-3 B-,sdwsy. NJ. Y
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CsMP VI lTtaG ~ ir'rrn.d ,hs'
tr.ffN. no 'n.- i'ig nav W 80
30 ,as 80 mp -. ND ",'rw Hur
tiue bu Z. ~ p.'o1. IL ..v.''l Is ~
gus % mi ,-'e,s IL ~ Cincinn,ii Ev.h .
.iIir SD n,iipr 'l,rs az IN ..enrapr-.
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ORAyog C,usTl Dem cRaylc c.gvgS
n -Th' ID m,'rary u Ofaraa b. u ~ v
county cUGv on Saturday, the =
inst. 4 was one VI II. larg-,' eve ~ 7"
this G, my. The following il The like,
nomi- st.d:
For Clerk J l. Mig niy: in Author.
Abraham N ,bleu; 'or Comnis-ion.'. F'rs'
D,suici, II u T,s'ord; Tor Comn,is.i Ifr,
$, c0nd District, iIsn,y Reed; IL L I'D Ap'
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THE AMERICAN FARMER MAGAZINE

This Magazine for August is AL I'M
provement over the preceding nun.
hers. 1t has Already taken rank at
the head Of the agricultural rnblica
tions OF the Union. Specimen copies
may be obtained hy enclosing stamp
and addressing G. $. Burnett. Pub
Usher, Lick Box 392. Cincinnati, O
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NASHVILLE STOVE AND TIN STORE
MANUFAC TOR

rJvHE undersigned having permanently
4 ioca,ed IN HsysvilIs. informs the ci'''
rs o, Dubois aud surrounding counties.
d | b. keeps siwnys on hand . general -.
,,,,anr .! Slows, and Tin Ware OF sU
MI : which he Offers for sale 81 Pricss
20 DEFY competition. lie slso msruise'
p.r -tu rd-s all Tin Work. wsrssatsd ~
,l4 b.. sule. and Of The beet material. 4
NJ e, II the public patronage 10 respectfully
r,irr.d. snd ~ he Ia determined 10 plesse.
/, an be 70 Your interest 10 cell on hin ss'
a,e . tor zing people sway from home.
Aug il G8- JOSEPH LOkt.
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NOTICE. TO HEIRS OF BETITlON TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
4 No o. lna,sus, Dubois C.un,y. Court Of
Common Pleas.
-, Office 10 hereby Qiven that M. Elixs'
~ h.,h Rich, formerly Hsr'sr) Adminis'
rs,,ly nf he estate Of Adofph Hssses. 80
ce.s d his filed her petition 10 cell the kss'
+ 80 OF the deceden,. HE psr'onsI being
lrs. ri lent 20 pay his deb's; end that ss'o
r.,i,i will be heard At the next term o.
II. C. u,,.t Comm N Peas Of said County.
IIswav A B LrHAus. c CCP D G.
CT Car. Any
Aug IA '68-3w
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FRANK r. BLAIR.
81 Missouri.
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For Goyeracr.
THOMAS A.NENDIrCKs. ~ Marion.
For Lieu'srnr' Governor,
ALFRED EpGERTON. Of Allen.
For Secretary Of Sir'".
EEurEN c. KlSE. OF B,ous.
FIR Auditor o: Sisle,
JOSEPH V. BEMUsDAFFER, Of Franklin
FIR Treasurer @: SAFE.
JAMES q. .iAN. OF Marion.
T.r Clerk O. Supreme Court,
NOAH 8. AROSE, OF Gaze.
For Reporter 81 Supreme Court.
Ma o. PACKARD, II Marshall.
P,r SUPERINTENDENT, OF Public Instruction
JOHN r. PHILLIPS, Of Dasess.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAfPOoL OF ru'nsm.
C,ne,es.. Second u stricr.
MICHAEL c. KERR.
For Judge Third Judicial D.''f'c''
n. T LAIRD.
r., Preserving Attorney Third District,
JOHN w. BU5KIRK.
For Safe Senator,
VII MONTGOMERY.
For joint r . Of Martin and Duoois'
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