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The H-sslo's special from London, Janu.
sry 81 Gays MI. Train has been released by
The Cork authorizes. The causes leading
10 his sr,ess. were ihese: An Enali.hmsn
named Gee. . fellow pssse niger Of Mr. Train,
Informed the off Gers on The tug which
boarded The Scots, At Queenstown, that
Train had said he came 10 lrelsnd 10 or.
psuize the Fenisns and commence the fight.
Train wss arrested upon this informs alton.
Gee denied giving such Information vhen
brought up before the court.
Consul Eastman. AZ Qreens'own vas e.
active in Trains behalf
Minister Adams At once ss~ Lord Stan
ley. who ordered tho release Of Tfaio.---
Lord Stanley di.avowed the set on the pss'
Of the Government. and stated the, the leGa
auth oriies were wholly responsible.
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Hon. A. p. Edger,on. Of Fort Wsyne.
hss received the Democratic Homioasion for
Governor Of Indiana. on the
tickle, with Hon. Thomss A. Heedsicks. for
Mr.. Edeer,or sesided in this
county for twenty years OF more. serving
one term ia the Ohio Senate. sn6 two terms
In the United States House Of Representa-
lives from the Northwestern District, IL
Congress he made himself . national sepp
,stIon. On the s,omp he will be found's
ready dsba,sL candid and thoroughly poster
Tho selection Of such men give respec,a'
blllty 10 aoy tickcL-ncGsnce (Ohio) Dem,
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HossE TRAlSrNo.-The Great w es-
tern Noree Trainer, Mr.. Price, is now
in Jasper, stopping at the Indiana
Hotel. He designs remaining here
two or three weeks, and teaching his
art 70 all who wish to learn, for the
email sum Of % each. He is master o.
his profession, a. any one can see who
witnesses his performance with any
animal he has had IN opportunity Of
handling for a few hours. He hat
just got through with very large
class at Loogooteo, where be spen
several weeks. II you have . bat
horse or colt bring him in.
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they should he paid in coin, thns,,
granting all the wealthy bond holders
ask. q payment to them Of $3.50 in
gold oil every $40 in gold they have
invested, or giving them at the rate
OF about ID per cent. interest on their
money every year, this interest TO be
taken from the earning OF the toiling.
laboring masses OF the people, and
given to class who s'spin not, neither
do they TOLL" and yet arc clad in all
the gorgeonsness of kingly appoint
,nents. We DO not believe the major'
ity Of even the Republican party in
this county. will endorse this outrage
on the poor mans rights. much less
the masses OF the people. and the party
that advocates it will he swept from
existence this fall, AS with. a mighty
bosom CT destruction, by AL indignant
people.
1t will also he noticed that the res,
olu,ions are singnlarly recticent upon
the doctrine OF equal rights" Of The
-
lkinkey headed "man and brother.
which has for eight years been en
crossing the attention of their Larty
lin Congress d ont. and which their
tavorite ior Vice President has lately
heen so ably defending in the u. ).
Senate. What's the matter, Rads!--
Isn't tlis a healthy county t" speak
out your sentiments on the nlgger
question! Or don't. You agree with
the eminent leaders OF vonr party!
Before adjournins. the Convention
adopted the following resolution Vi
thanks to our orihy Sheriff:
/ Resolved, That the THANKS ~ this Con
ven,ion be rendered 10 Sheriff Mauntel io'
, his kindness in warming up the Court Hous'
and making NJ comfortable g" 'nis cold day
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Survey Notice.

ysNHE .andSr-ign.d ~,l' preresd with the
J. C.u",v Surveyor 81 Dnb.'s Cou"'y. o."
thu l7sh cay % Feb 1868. 10 run the lines
~ d i, 'srminc the b.nnd'irs OF t-rii"ns M.
II j. 81 Township . south range 3 West.
III inlsrmrdaie hnes viii sl-v be run
~ d the corners ,hsreot es,ablI-hsd. Pet.
s1is interested will pleas. he present
:. BOYLES,
l. MAINE.
m
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Another Issue Involved In the Next
Election.

Election. IA i
The New York World. ia lie issues OF the
18Th instant. snes showing thai the number
Of Judges Of the Supreme Court. ia eight,
md five Of them being less than 'wo.,hirds
il will require at iess. ok 20 set aside law
for he repugnsncs to ,bs cons'i,nnon. pro |
Gee js 10 state the outrageous iniqui,y Of the
proposition AZ follow:
/. IL would give an uncons titUhon"l law
three chances 10 one TO prevail over the
cor s,i,n,ion.
! 2. II would be to punish the Judges for'
ipercsiv,ng that the act Of Congress IL un-
! constitutional. by dspriving the" VI The"
su'horiiv.
IL practical effect would be 10 remove
q certain number OF dissenting Judges from
the bench during the trial Of particular
clsss' OF csses. isH s,'l Score, gWi
4. II would be in,violaiion ri The fu"da-
I mental conceptions, ot cour, at justice.
that both parties to snis shsll- hive sqnni
4 dvsptspss. A law whrca rrqirss twice
as msns judges 10 ldec,Je = cause tor the
plaintiff. az tor ths defendant, or vice versa,
10 Incompatible with eli our ideas Of 20 u''y
J 8 IL one of Nh. parties j. Ia have two
chances 10 the Others one. there is no 'qnsl
Justice; the bslsnce Is held even: '~c
lponnd weights are pu, into ole sca'r, and
one p,uud weight in the other.
8 The pss-sge OF the biz would snshie
Congress to decide BY me'e maturity ,h-'
law is constitutional, while IL w"ud for.
Ibid the mrjo'i,y OF the Supreme Court 70
decide BY lie mnj Dri,v ihs, il 10 NOT. The
msj m'y Of Congress would thereby he made
superior 10 the mi ni,v OF The Supreme
Court. in deciding ,hs very cl'ss Of cs.es
especially, commi''ed TO the latter.
= :. II Congress has n right "a make two
/, thirds NJ The court necessary 10 dsci"re =
> law unconstitutional. il has an equnl rgh'
i. 10 make three .fourths and spvrn.eiGhis ne.
/: cessary FOR that purpose, and thus make
I Justice Chase coun,erbn lance oil the res, ~
, the judges. A single party tod On 'hf
Z bench would thus suffice 10 render IL Omni
4 po'snt.
e 3. II hi. ccnd be done, then The NSmer'
T Of the Constitution hnv. in vsin ntipmp'e'
10 e-,nbish nm ind-pcn dent judiciary I" con
ine Congress wi,hin :he linus OF he Con
-,tu,ion.
y The WORLD >rmspp ia opininn with M
following remark, which Ne cordially In
dorse:
In u party view. We have ro "hj.c'ion u
oihe pssssg- Of This p',po'.rNns hill. l
will give occasoI 70 such n veto ~ wi
4 m.ke the country ri"e, aud The ears ~ III
J. ,R-publicnus Jingle. u II shonid h. reossse,
/ uvers veto (Which il improhsbls), 'hs Su
4 prsme Court wound ,rrst il A. uuii. and tn
y Republican party would hsv. Disgrace
i,sel: for nothing If IL b. meant merely q
u menace, 10 influence the action At tn
|" ijudges IN the case sbuu, I" come befur
, Them. il will eqrally fail. and equally recoi
IL gives the Democratic party the adv
'sge OF a new and s'rong issue. The ints
| pendence Of The judiciary, The gre', bu war
lot oil rights aud liberties. is Involved 10 III
Iresni, Of the presidential slec,ion.
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JAMES WICK,
IMPORTER AND GROWER OF
FLOWER & VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCHESTER. n. i.
vICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE


SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1865.
IL now published and ready TO send ont. u
m kss q work Of obou, one hundred large
gsges, containing full descrip'ians o. the
Choicest Flowers uni Vegetables Grown.
with plain directions for Sowing Seed, Gu :
,ure, &c. II is Beautifully Illustrated, with
more ,hnn ONE HUNDRED FINE WOOD
IENGRAVINGS Of Flowers aud Vegetables
and Z
BEAUTIFUL coLoRxD PLATE tr FLOWERS.
Well printed. on the fines, paper. and one
OF the most beautiful ~ well as the moot in
suuc,ive works Of the kind published.
IL Sent to all who apply. by mail, pos
paid, for Ten Gents, which Is not halt tn
lcost.
Addr.s. JAMES WICK. Rochester N. J
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Tue LITTLE CORPORAL This vain.
able ch.ldren's paper for January has
been received and with the January
number begins u new volume. We
heartily endorse the following notice
of it from the Pennsylvania Teacher:
THE LITTLE CoRpoRAI. is the most
entertaining publication Tor the young
that we have ever examined. We
canpot sce how it possibly Gao have a
superior. or il if could have, how the
Young folks could possibly wish for
anything better
Terms. one dollar a year. Alfred
l.. S.well. Publisher. Chicago. ILL.,
Great Inducements are offered tn those
who wish 10 raise clubs. 10 all Of
whom sample copy will be sent tree
III applied for.
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TARIFF I,oBBERy.-Thc Chicago
Tribune. a radical Republican print.
saws the most rapacious robbery ever
practiced upon any people stree Ans
tria gave up Lombardy. and the BorR-
DoN was driven out of Naples. is the
robbery OF the agricultural West by
the tariff as it is To-Day.
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TA fire at Boonvil!e. Warrick
county, on Tuesday morning. destroy.
cd property to the amount OF S25,OUO'
of which $4,000 is covered by in
surance. Two men were badly in
iured, and one fatally. it is supposed,
by the falling OF brick wall.
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nTAt the recent term OF our Com
mon Pleas Court, Judge Laird had
an order entered that all guardians OF
minors. who were widows when they
we're appointed, and had since remar.
ried, should make a final report and
give up their trusts at the next May
term,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADM ~ 10 NA ON . Oh hT'
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ! will sell
~. ~ pubic auction on
THURSDAY, Feb. 20. 1868.
AZ the late residence Of Jesse M. Corn, late
OF Dubois County, deceased, oil Of !hc per.
sonai property Of decedent not taken oy
the widow; consisting IT Houses. Cattle.
Hogs, Sheep. Wheat. Corn, Farming I'm.
plemeats, Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, Sc, &c.
TERMS-Sum Of Ave dollars and un.
der cash, over Ave dollars credit Of
twelve montSs wilt be given, the purchaser
Giving note viewing benefit Of vslustion.
wi.h good security, bearing interest FROM
0a,e. Sale TO commence alto o'clock,A. ~.
/. W. OF. HOBBS, Adm'r.
Jan. -, '6S-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office ia n-rrhy eiv-a that the I'M
~ sgn.d hns teen appointed A dministrs.
,nr OF he .s~r. at Jesse NJ. Cmn. Isie Of
Dubois G In,y, deceased. said es's,s 10
supposed 40 b. sow 'n
OF HOBBS. Adm'r.
Jan ~ lSGS-3v
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Notice ofpclisiI.l.

NJ Office is hereby given, y ~ 'hefo'low.
IN ing PETITION will DO pse,enteA 10 THO
Rosrd.of n - County Commissioners, q
sher esss' N nch term: ~
10 Tpe NJ aoARp OF CousTy ComMIs.
al sEps ~ nrBo,s COUNTY. IspiAsA.- s~-
"I. ~ undersigned ci,izens and tree.
Wv noiders Of the town OF Hchnellvlll~,
DUBOIS County. Indiana. would respectfully
.sk your lion, Body, 10 vscs'e Ia the town
Of SchneIlvile. par, Of acert.in street. DO.
ing that part ~ Chestnut street running
from Main srree! south 10 The outline Of The
-aid town-.lepg'h about "ne HUNDRED and
'ihy.,wo iee'. sud your petition will ever
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NE w GOODS!
Dry Goods Cl0tfsir. and
(.rOCcciCA!


ry,it ucdersigned bas JUS returned from
4 tie Queen Ciy with well srlectr0
stock OF the above articles, 10 which he
invites the attention of cs'izens OF Dubo'"
county. He il confident ne con sell h's
goods es cheap az any merchant IN This w.
cin,iy. His stock OF gen,lemt no Clothing
is particuIaly fine. Call and see tor yonr-
selves. at the big brick, north # The Court
House. JOSEPH EGu.
September 2s. 1S63.-1y
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE. is. herehv given thai The ""ou"s
~ oi taxes Tor 1867 on each 500 vslus
ton in Dubois Couo,v. ia ~ follows. 'o'w'':
IN Columbia Up. 81 IS and ~ 30 poll;
Ia HARRISON 10 s. % aud 81 ~ poll;
Ia Baipnrijge Tn. 81 80 aud 81 80 poll;
In Hall 70 81 IS aud 80 80 ,oll.
In Pa,oks Tp 81 ~ and 81 30 poll;
In ferdinand ~ 81 30 md 81 lO poll;
Town Of Jasper 81 20 s"d So 10 po,r
Town Of Hun,ngourg S. 10 and az ID
poll,
The tax on Dogs il q. follows: One Dig
81 90; oil over one 81 20 each. Sos
or Bitches 81 90 each.
Tax PAYERS VIII please come IN a. Seqocs'
ted. to.wit.
] From Columbia on Mondays.
From HARRISON on Taesdsys.
4 From Hall On Wednesdays. rR
From Bainbridee on Thursdays.
From Ferdinand nm Fridays.
n From Patoks on Saturdays
Al persons who ave exempt from military
Tax by reason Of ssrvi Gu in the Army, W..
please call upon the County Auditor ana
9 procure a certificate Of exemption, a"o pre-.
sen, il At thi' Oticc 81 .ns ''"s , I%.y !, nav
: be deducted.
J. And notice 10 further given, thai ! wis a.
|. tend dsiIy =, nv Office. during Office nos.s.
unt, Tho third Monday Of April next, Tor mo
!. nu,oose Of collecting said Tsxes, s"c trans
II acting other business connected WI" wv
y same. N n
y Jan. .. est"
I'll 49, .-4
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SATURDAY, Feb. 3 1868.

Between The hours al Id o'ciock, A. ~ 'ord
1 u,cLock, p IL ~ ssid day, the rents snd
profits for u tenn no, exceeding seven yesrs
of tn. following ds-rrihsd rssl estate, ~i'u-
a,ed il Dubois county an S,"te ot l"disha
.to'Si'.
The north ems, quarter Of Vi" south east
quarter and the enc, oa- half VI ih- norm
-asi ginr,sr OF srcion nine. b,n two.
south rnnye tour west containing one hun
bred and twenty nctrs. more ~ 'sss.
Aud IN i-iiurr ~ -.aIzs tho toll amnnnt
q. prirrips', interest mud coats called tor hy
laid deere, I WI at iiis same t,,ne snd
plscr. nnh ~ lik- manner, rril tn. lee Sim
ole ~ s,id r-si estate
Taken in ,Xscnriun - me oropefts ~
Jos. A. Millrr at ihr sHr al Caihaunc Na'z
Ssld rrl- " III b. made Without INV r.iiei
Whatever from the valuation or spprslsmenS
laws. %
HESnY MAUNTEL. Sheriff DC.
Dee Ii, loo1-3v
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oaEaiFr's 5 . LIE.

NOTICE ~ hereby given HAT Nv virtue
~ ~ iwn several sxet utinns. issued from
the flee If The clerk u thr Dnbuis Com.
mon Pleas and # The Dn'"is Circuit Court
and 10 me- directed, Vii proceed 10 offer
tor sale a, Pub ic auction, 10 The highest
bidder. for cr-n 10 hand. NJ The door Of The
court hou-r OF Dubois cuun'y. in the town
.! Jasper on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

D'pay US what you owe u.s.
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Resolved, That the THANKS ~ this Con.
ven,ion be rendered 10 Sheriff Msun,el Tor
his kindness in wsrmirg up the Court House
and making ~ comfortable Gu this cold Day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-22

of South Carolina. was prepared by Mr..
Wageuer, and has been translated into seye-
raj European languages. Some emigrants
have boon sent forward by these agents al.
ready, aud others are expected to arrivo
during the course Of the preseut Banmer
Every citizen of the State, having lands for
sale, has been invited TO furnish tho loea )
tion aud description Of the same to MIR.
Wagcncr, who enters IL in u book. lie has
already collected quite au amount of infpr
nation upon this subject, and is prcparcd|to
indicate to omgrants coming here and desir-
! fog to settle permanently, the location and
qualities of land most lkcly to suit their
| taste and inclinations
The great difficulty which is encount cred
IN securing emigrents directly to cur own
coast, arises from tho fact that very few
vessels are trading directly between The
ports Of Europe and Charleston When the
financial condition Of .he State shall have
mate crially improved, II may be found wise
to establish line of steamers to ply be.
tween Charleston and the ports Of Germany,
Ireland and Northern Europe, and thereby
facilitate the transportation Of the emigrants
directly to cur own ports. When landed In
Northern ports, groat exertions are made
TO retain them in the Northern States, or to
carry them TO tho West.
\ The great want Of South Carolina at pres.
ent. is population. Our territory contnins
moro square miles Than tho entiro New Eng.
land States combined (exoepting the State
of Alainc), anI ono or more of our Districts
is larger thun The State Of Rhode Island
I he soil is abnnduntiy capable OF subsist-
ing five times the present population and
with the nnmbers thus increased, all Of tho
resources of the State--agricultural, mo.
cchanical and manufacturing be rap.
IDLY developed Many OF the ,tizcns Of
the Northern and Eastern States, arc alron-
dy turning their attention to the South a, n
home; md cordial invitation and hearty
welcome should be extended to those who
desire to make actual settlements upon our
soil. European and Northern emigration
ought 10 be encouraged by NIL available
mcana within the command of the General
Assembly and Of tho people at large.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-22
Selected Poetry.
TO A BELOVED ONE,

Heaven hath It's crown of Stars, the Earth
Her glory-robe of flowers = i, III ~. .'
The >:en it's gems-the grand old Woods :,
Their songs and grcening showers; q +.
The birds have homes, where leaves and
In beauty wreathe above; ,...,,, .,...
High yearning hearts their rainbow dream :.
,Aed we, Sweet! We have lore. .,......
We walk not with the jewelrd Great, a
Where loves dear name is sold;
Yet have we wealth we would not give
For all their world Of gold! 11iN y -
We revcl not in torn md Wine,
Yet have we from abovelIIl
Mamma divine, and well not pine
Do We not live and love?
There's sorrow for the toiing poor, o..
- On misery's bosom hurst;
Rich robes for ragged souls, and Crowns
For branded hfows, Cain curst! t,
But Chcrubim with clasping Wings t.
Ever about us be,
Aud hnppiesL of Gods happy things!
There's love for you and me.
Thy lips, that kiss Till dea ti, have turned,
Life'swatcr into wine: .I.. i.N.
The sweet life melting thro' thy looks, a
Hath mnde my life divine. .a aui. uuH
All loves dear promises hath been kept
Since thou to me vert gwen;
A ladder for my soul to climb, vtsr
And summon up in heaven. ".slutr
I know, dear heart, that in our lot
May mingle tears and sorrow +; ''
But Loves rich rainbow's built from tears
TO day, with smiles tomorrow. ."
The sunshine from our sky may lic,
Tho greeuness from lfc's tree,
But ever, mid tho warning Storm,
Thy nest shall shelcr'd DO.
Z see thee! Ararat ofmy life,
Smilingtho waves above! ..ei
Thou hail'st me Victor in the strife, a,
And benconst me with love. - .a. ;. ..,t.s.
Tho world may mover know, dear heart,
What have found in thee; ay
But tho naught to the world, dear heart, <
Thou'rt all tho world to me! ,.,l Z.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-22
Message No. l. Of His Exoellenoy Gov. J.
L. Orr cIonolude |. ""sl

Ef .~
Gentlcn,es. bf the Senate and House Of
Representatives N' %a4 tn
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PENITENTIARY.
I transmit to you herewith the repor.
of Maj, It. B. Lee, Engineer, Architect
AMI Superintendent Of the Pcnitentiary,
covering the operations and progress Of
the work up to the lst Of January,
1868. Also, a supplemental report Of
the operations Of the Pcnitentiary from
the 1sJ of January to the lst Of May,
1868. Also, the report Of the Commits
sion appointed by Major,G General Candy.
to investigate certain charges Of harsh.
ness and cruelty towards convicts made
against the Superintendent; embracing
theRinutes OF the Commission, the evi.
dence taken, the opinion of the Board,
and accompanying documents. .as a1
From the report Of Maj. Lee,lit will
be observed that, although BY the Act
ofSeptembcr 1866, authority was given
the Governor to appoint tho Commits
sioners, to select q site for the Peniten.
tiary, and ansappropriatlon of $4,000
was made for tie erection of temporary
cells, there was little or no progress made
with the work cuntil january, l967.-
Since that time, the work has been
pushed forward with5remarkable energy
and economy, ,.and the construction, as
far as has been extended, will show a
larger amouptoflapQr performed than
was over before done in South Caro-
lima for the same amount of public
money. ncI Ih,.i ,,5,1,i
Upon examining tho original report,
it will be seen that tho value OF the
work and material ,'oirhandup to the lst
of January, 1868, was, $72,l7l.79, the
cost Of which to The, State, including the
expense of subsisting and clothing the
convicts paying officers and guards, and
subsisting the guards, was only Sf2,.
1897. The supplemental report shows
that the value ,of work done and mate.
rial,on hand from tho LIST of January to
II, ,3Qth Of April, 1868, was s2e,2l
(ssSsssss,m which-amount is,to be deduct
ad!tliSsum8 8f 4, 1903 Being ths3Wbtth
of material on. hand on tbs lat, OF Janua.
ry and tha'hggfegatG .oE. expenditure
for the same time was 1913, ,0O4. 76, show.
ing BALANCE Of expenditure ii excess
iofreeeipts of,only .$l,2s5.2O. i nd s,W,,
~ The result shows that the convict has
notioily' sustnined himself 'bylhis labor,
but has placed The, State inopossessio, al
,abuilding and anr.di jmAtsgtsef5sr realty equal ia
Vaii6 TO the entire expenditure REQUIRED
both for the construction Of The Peniten-
t;orytbnd sfhh M a i,,to Il, snra ~ a,