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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-15

THOMAS M. HUME.
Euw. g. HUME
( $9sS ssisaH :; $5{S=ass si# #Gss: NJ. Executors.
May 15 stnth 1mo
&J- ROSADALIS is A CERTAIN CURE
ior the worst forms Of Rheumatism It never fails.
BALTIMORE May 20, 1868.
DIR. j. j. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: Your "Rosadalis"
mas proveA great success in my case of Chronic
rheumatism and Neuralgia, after having tried in
Vain Tor two months to get relief from other sources
1t certainly is worthy Of trial by any person 40
afflicted.
Very respectfully yours, &c..
THOMAS II. GORE
Dear Sir This is to certify that have been afiict
ed with Rheumatism for the past i've or six years
many times unable to move tried all medicines
recommended to me for the disease without receiy.
ing any benoht Having heard ''Roeadalis'' highly
spoken Of Iprocured bottle and anding some ro
lief continued 1t until am happy to say that am
completely we'll. '9.t.s ..I...a
not only consider the sRosadalis" a sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism, but believe /. also pre-
ventive, and cheeriuly recommend it to the .saf.
ficted." Yours very truly
JAMES WEBB.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
Importers of Drugs and Chemicals.
May 10 stuth3 Charleston, 8. @.
aS- CONsIGNEEs PER BARK HELEN
SANDS, from Liverpool, notified to sign the
Average Bond, at our Office, before any cargo will be
delivered. STREET BROTHERS 90,
May 13 8 No. IA East Bav.
a@- NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-CON-
sIaNhEs per American bark HELEN SANDS F. E..
OTIS Master, are hereby notified tuat she has IH1s
DAY been entered under the Five Day Act and all
goods not permitted at the expiration Of that tt me
Will be sent to the public stores.
May 1S RAvENEL & co,
a% SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST CoMPANY.-For
the accommodation Of the industrial classes, an
Office in HASEL-STREET, in the rear of "Hayd ems
store will be opened for the receipt OF deposits on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS of each week.
between the hours Of Seven and Nine O'Clock P. M.
com u4encing on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th instant
Deposits, &C., also daily during the ordinary bank
ing hours. at the main Office. Broadstreet.
THOS r. WARING,
May sw2mos Cashier.
a@ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE
NUE. - COLLECTORS OFFICE SECOND DIS.
TRIOT, SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESIO ON, MAY
!, 1869.-Ihe undersigned, Collector, will be In at
tendance at No. 48 Broad-street Charleston. until
May 3lst to receive from residents OF the City Of
Charleston st. James Santee, st. James Goosecreek,
st. Thomas and st Dennis, st Johns Berkeley, st.
Johns Colleton, st. Andrews, St. stephens and
Christ Church, Special License Taxes also Taxes
ON Income Billiard Tables, Carriages, pla Q and
Unless payments are made on or before the day
ABOVE named. the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the Ave per cent. penalty and ono
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with.
In the time specific ed in the notices.
Neither is the Collector responsible the parties
who re ure Licenses do not receive their notices.
they invariably put the Postoice. ALI Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
WILLIAM R. CLOUTMAN,
May tuths Collector.
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MrNO rICE HAVE ON EXHIBITION
at Messrs. CAMERON & BARKLEY'S at the corner
Of Nee ing and Cumberland streets, DOUBLE
ACTING SUBMERGED FORCE PUMP, with GLASS
CYLINDER AND GLASS VALVES, which will
dispose of by the County State. and any one
wishing to deal in that llno would do we'll to call
and examine. will also sell individual rights for
u ing it. E. MI HuGq
NAV 16 ON
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A1-LaGER BEERAT s225 PER DOZEN, OR
81 80 per case Qua npayne Cider IN gass-quarts
ano pints. new supply received this week Also.
a superior article OF FRENCH CLARET on draught.
VIM. g. CORwlN Il co.,
No 2.k KiDu.straat
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Special Motifes.

GO EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.
TICE Is hereby given that on tho fifteenth dav O,
June ensuing, at Twelve noon the undersigned will
apply to the Judge of Probate Of Charleston County
for final discharge as Executors Of will of the late
THOMAsM M. HUME.
EuW. g. HUME
JOHN 8. MITCHELL M. D.. I Executora
T. GRANGE SIMONS
May15 's,utb 1no
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~" D6. w WHlGuN'S REJUYENATINC
ELIXIR. Or ESSENcE s0P LIFE, cures General
Debiity. Weakness Hysterios in Farnales. Palpita.
tion Of the Heart and all Nervous Diseases It re.
stores new hfe and vgor to tho agsd cauing the hot
blood OF youth to courss the ve,ns. xes,ornq the
Org ms OF Generation, removing Impotoncy and De-
bility. restoring Manness and full vigor. thus pro
ing perfect "Elixir of Love- removing Sterility
aud Baxrepness IN both sexes. To the yo1nz. mid.
dle aged and aged, there Is no greater booa than
this nElxir Of Life" II Hnvas q new lease OF Mfe
causing the weak aad debihatsd to have renewed
strength and vgor. and the entire svste TO- thrill
with Joy and pleasure.
Prics--ons bottle 90; Three bottles sE.
Sold In ChsTlsston, 8. O.. by III. II. BAER, A.
w. EcKEL9 q co., e.. W. AINsE, W. a. sKKrND.
ND. b. BURNHAM and RAOUL q LYNAH.
Eebrnary AZ .is DAr ,s III gtuthseowSmoal
nS NO CUREI NO pAYf-FORREB l's
JUNIPER TAB u warranted u cafa ocnehS, Group.
HoAssaeness. Sore Throat spitang Of Blood and
sLung Diseasae. Immediate relief produced. Try
II; not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
yopr money bsck. y 49, &,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Agent, 48m ( .
g. W. AIMAR. Druggist,
Corner KING and vanderhorst streets.
N1. Price 86 cents
February AZ DAC tutheSmos
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aS' UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINE SER
WOE will be held in this church, To. MORROW MonN
ING at ha-past Ten O'Clock, and at Eight O'Clock at
night. Preaching by Rev. r. P. CUTLER.
Subject at night 'The power of Christ as ascr ib
ed in the Scriptures.''
collection will be taken up at night in aid of the
Cemetery Fund OF the Church. Mav1s
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~ DAIO0EAVnS dAlh DXE.-IdlS
splendid Hair the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable. tnstar
neous; NO disappointment; ridiculous tints; REM
edies the III effects Of bad dyes; inyigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied ct Batchelor's Wig Factory, No. Bond
street. New York. Ayr May 15
aSCRED(TORS NO OTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted TO Mr.. GEORGE u. CRU BRR are requested
to male payments to either Mr.. GEORGE II.
GRUBER, or to Mr.. q. W. aRUeER, ito be found at
messrs. COkwIN'S SToRE, KIN@-STREET,I during
the month. After the FIRST OF June, all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
In order to wind up theaairs speedily as possible
II. GERDTS b co.,
May 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
a~ TIES. sCARFs, GLOVE, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY. at
.BLACKwRLL's.
Maya1 No. 2l9 King street.
aTUNION BANK OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.
CHA ARL EsTON, APRIL 90. 1ee9.-The comptrollsr-
General Of the State having approved the official
statement Of this Bank. and aushorized the rssump
Hon OF business under he provisions Of the late Act
Of General AssembIy. the Board OF Directors DC.
sire meeting of the Stockholders In connection
thereHlfh. sMN
| meeting will therefore be heldat the Banking
House. ON East Baystrset ON THURSDAY, Goth May
proxinao. AT Twelve o'clock IL.
By order Of the Boapd. ii >G *es} ea
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ag OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FIRtPROOF BUILDING, CHARLESTON. s. O.,
MAY IA, l669.-3e iled proposals will be received at
this ocs up to the 2Sth instant inclusive to build
o suitable BRIDGE for the public use and convent.
ence over the Greek known as Church Creek, which
creek now separates Wsdmaaw Island from Johns
Island |"
For all information connected with this work ap.
ply at this Office.
By order Of the Board. F.. MILLER
May lS stuth6 fl Chairman Board.
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aS- PROFESSOR PIKE, TEACHERIN THE
Bakers Institute will preach in the Chapel
opposite the Military Hall, on MONDAY N1aHr.
17th Instant, commencing at Eight O'Clock sub
je.t-Recogn;,ion OF lends In Heaven. The pub
lie are invited 20 attend 2# Nav TX
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TRIP To ST. AUGUSTINMIl

EXTRA TR1P no SAVANNAH. HH'-'
aHa esgaaSh c.p3s.a a.o srEAMIs E. xosaa C1nx
viii leave Charleston for savannah on WEDNRsDAX
EVENING, ut 8 o'clock. - -"
RETURNING: "i.-..stjt4H 81
She Winleave Savannah ter Charleston every THvRe.
DAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply to @...s Id!
= .J:-. j. D.iAIKEN & co., Agents,
Mays South Atlantic Wharf
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ExCURsIONsi MxOI1asIana1 =

THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the o. ampton Of the South,
@ISis now ready and prepared to make reoniar
-&-@z@trips. thus affordins an opportunitv to ali
who may wish to visit points interest in our beau
Wharf. W"
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a1- N OTICE TO CONSIGNEES.- CON
s1GNhES per American bark HELEN SANDS, F. E.
Otis Master, are hereby notified tuat she has his
DAY been entered under the Five Day Act and all
goods not permitted at the expiration Of that time
Will be sent to the public stores.
May 13 RAVENET, b. 90
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a@ NOlICE THE NDERSIG NED
having teen appointed CuMMrssIo ERs for receiv-
ing SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL sIOCK
OF TaE SOUiH CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD. resp ctfully give notice that the Books will
be opened HIS DAY at the Office Of A. j. WHITE &
SON. East Bay and will be kept open for thirty days
thereafter In conformity with the charter, TWO
DOLLARS will be required on every share of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR. subscribed for
A. j. WHITE commissioners Of
JAS. M. CARSON. South Carolina
Nay15 ows
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE taAKHOR.
>& THE FINE. FAST SAILING AND ooM.
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
@Awill resume her trips to historic points in
.-..sthe harbor, and will leave Government
wharf daily at Ten A. NJ. and Fo II P. M.
For Passage apply to 1HUMAS YOUNG,
Decemoer IL Captain board.
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@J- CONSIGNEES PER BARK HELEN
SANDS, from Liverpool, notified to sign the
Average Bond, at office, before any cargo will be
delivered. STREET BROTHERS 90,
May 13 6 No IA East Raw
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WANTED, .aIj
n VESSEL TO sHIP A CARGO OF TIM
%A BER to Philadelphia. One capable of car.
Z.E\ASSrying from 100 to l76 M. feet = -
s1AA.asn@ Apply at the west end of Beaufaip.st-eet
IL n n SIWMOWGS1
May IL
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Sblpping.

FOR NEW fORK-ME CHANTS, IINHu
L. THE REGULAR AL PACKET SCHOONER
%A M. D. BRAMH ALL will take 200 bales COT
xNSASNton at low rates, and sail forbwltb
May 10 WILLIAM ROACH & GO.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Robert Johnson, son Of the ex,
President, died Of an overdose OF laudanum. p
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,A1 ESTATE NOTICE ALL PERSONS
having deina1ds against tie Estate Of wHsf VIII.
LIASSss late Of Charleston County, deosased. will
prose It their clainnsattesse5; ana all indebted to
sstd estate win make pa, to the same 6n or be-
fore the prAsr DAx or JUNE, l869. " stiWtaiao
auo .A 9sa JAMES wrdarws.e
May o 8 gbg % - Admin,strat0r.
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y FROM wiiatsws. hear Of planters. tho crops of
continued rains. The stands of corn and cotton
are but poor, and the rains have caused the
grass 70 spring up very fast and now many OF
our planters, being short OF hands are expe.
riencizaX considerable difficulty in ctlopping out
the grass. ~
I A letter from Bolivar County. Miss, to the
Memphis Appeal. says: 81
We are nearly overfowed. Cotton prospects
gloomy. The rains have been unparalleled.
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shrugged IOr IN vain. IL taxes the lead or the
strong, resolute and cIear-sighted party which
wants g war with America.
The reasons why. such party shoud exist
are numerous, and, to an English mind. of
great weight Commerce and letters have IN
these days go turned the minds OF men away
from strife. that the majority OF this, as Of
other 90 civilized ~ nations e clearly opposed 70
| powerful minority which fi,ds ITSELF able to re-
| gard war as thing desirable for it's own sake.
A standing nrmy IS such q mantle at nuisance
that 1t 9 nnot but be impatient for an oppor-
The q, my Wants war, thsrefore, and the navy c
as we'll. The SAicers Of both ser vices belong
| to the ruling artstocracy and influence it
! strongly. The military tone 10 al vays pefeeptI-
blein society. Nov. The army has not done
any very brilliant things TOR long time. and
it feels the necessity OF restoring it's cid pres
tige!v It must regain Its lost ground, or.it oan-
| not m ech longer be kept up as a nursery and
/ as 8 convenient method OF pensloning upon
| the public the younger members OF the land
owning class, Mr.. Bright long ago Described
the foreign policy or England -resuitipg as It
seem Q iecessity -as' "a gigantic system of
out.dOoS relief for tho aristocracy.s The sting
ness. 1 < 81 " Il ,i n "a n IN
still stronger, perhaps, is the second reason:
the desire OF the ruling GLASS for war as q
jectcsasses tor reform and ror share of pollti-
a CA .p0wer.l Tho .numeroust .iprosds already
made npon their Old monopoly haye filIed witt,
alarm, no they welt may. the minds OF the real
leadefe of this ruling .el6sssS riley despair 81
rsslsms s,, tne tendency OF the ago andtheforoe
can be interposed. But let war break out.
above all, war against tae Power -ssioh sotl,
sides regard % the eyDlb0l and embodiment oI
popular rtghts-~and the case is immensely
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Visitors to the Jail.

1t will be seen by the following, which has
been handed us for publication, that promiscu-
Gus visiting to the prisoners, under sentence of
death, in county Jail, is, for the future, cut
off. We cannot but believe that this is move
in the right direction, especially in view of the
safe keeping of the condemned. 1t is not sup
posed that any one of the many heretofore per-
mitted to visit the prisoners would aid in, or
connive at, their escape but it cannot be de-
MED that 4 continued running in and out, il
permitted to continue, would be very apt to be-
get carelessness on the part of those whose duty
it is to see that Brooks and Orme are secured
against the possibility of escape, and that they
are on hand when the day arrives on which the
law will demand execution of Its penalty for
their crimes. Nor can it be consistently con-
tended that this action of the authorities will
initiate against the religious preparation of the
prisoners. for the awful fate which awaits them
Sober and serious reflection and self-commu-
MON have been proven, in repeated instances,
to be the best means to secure this desirable
end and with the aid of the Clergy, schooled
as they are to administer Gods comforts to the
afflicted, the proper state of mind in which to
ask for and receive His pardon, can be far more
certainly secured to the prisoners, than in the
gathering in of the many,-some from idle Gu
riosity, and others Jealous to accomplish the
work of themselves. The following is the or
der which will impcratively govern admissions
to the Jail in future
'STRoUDsBURG, Pa, March 9th, 1869.
"The Sheriff of the County of Monroe, the
Deputy Sheriff and the Jailor having made
representation to me- that the visitors 10 the
condemned men in the County Jail are too nu-
merous, and that unless the numbers are cur
tailed the safe keeping of The prisoners is rem
dered uncertain, it is hereby ordered that the
Sheriff, the Deputy Sheriff and the Jaiior ad-
nit no persons to the prison department of the
Jail save the Ministers of the Gospel ofStrouds-
burg, the Prisoners Attornies, and Physicians
if need be. JOHN DEYOUNG,
Associate Judge"
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Several members of the Society oi
Friends, and other citizens who are cot
members, living in Philadelphia, have
lately visited Washington with the object
of urging upon the Government more
humane policy in dealing with the Indian
tribes. Samuel Il. Shipley, Eli *. Price,
William Welsh and George II. Stuart
were among the persons interested. They
presented their views to the President and
the Secretary of the Interior, and were
very kindly received. There is a very
strong disposition on the part of the Gov
ernment to adopt the suggestions offered
If this should be done an immense yearly
expenditure for military operations might
be saved and peace upon our frontiers Sc
cured upon rational and permanent basis.
The "lndian Ring" which has flourish
ed and fattened under Johnson's admins
tration, will fight hard before it will
abandon the scene of plumber, but we
sincerely hope that its iniquitous career
is now near it end.-Bucks County In
tclligencer.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

1t is said that "Nasby" will be made
Postmaster at Toledo.
George Bergner has been appointed
Postmaster at Harrisburg.
President Grant is said to have dispos.
ed of an Office seeker by bluutly telling
him, "That place, sir, is not vacant"
New Hampshire, Vermont and Mas
sachusetts have their fast day on the Sth
of April.
In Bulgaria, when person dies, only
the women wear mourning. They ex.
press their grief by wearing the clothes
inside out.
The Maine Legislature has passed a
law imposing 500 fine, or one year,
Imprisonment on any person, who by de-
sign or carelessness, Injuries baggage.
1t is estimated that the snow in Tuck.
erman's Ravine, in the White Mountains,
is 1000 feet deep. Hopes are entertain,
ed of magnificent snow arch next sum-
mer.
At a conference recently held in Alex
andria. Va, Bishop Ames of the NJ. T..
Church stated as his belief that "tobacco
was doing more harm to the church than
whisky"
The lower portion of Troy, New York,
is inundated.
The internal revenue receipts on Mon.
day, aggregated nearly Sal 600.
George A. Halsey has consented to be
come Register of the Treasury.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
laid six miles OF track on Saturday.
Samuel d. Brown committed suicide in
Brooklyn, on Monday, by drowning him
self in a cistern.
The President on Monday, nominated
George Earl to be First Assistant Post
master. General, vice Skinner.
The First United States Infantry left
New Orleans for Detroit on Monday. This
regiment has been on duty in New Or
leans for five years.
An insane, woman, named Jane Bow
was murdered, in the Luntic Asylum at
Middletown, Mass, on Thursday night
last, by fellow patient
The flooring of the Episcopal Church
in Thomaston, Me-, gave way on Sunday
evening, precipitating $50 persons into
the basement. Two persons were serious
ly injured, and large number sustained
slight wounds,
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rea-The many friends of Mr. Thomas II
loehr, former resident of this county, will be
pleased TO hear Of him and his well doing. in
The iar ef land in which he now resides Mr.
j. is 4 constant reader of the Je6ersonian, and
of course, a thorough-going Union man of the
Republican persuasion. We make the follow
ing extract from a letter recently received from
him:
" am in good health, occupied at mining,
aud doing tolerably well for the winter season.
] live within three miles of the summit of the
Rocky Mountains. Snow is not over a foot in
depth The whole winter has been mild. and
February, SO far, delightful"
The letter is dated "Butte City, Montana,
February 2Oth, 1862" was post marked March
1st, and reached our Office on the 29th.
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On Thursday last the House Of Repre-

On Thursday last the House Of Repre-
scntatives of this State voted upon the
ratification of the Fifteenth Article Of the
Federal Constitution, as proposed by Con-
gross. The ratification was carried by
over twenty majority, on strictly party
vote. About a week was consumed In the
debate, which presented no striking points,
as the question is so stale that nothing
new can possibly be said. The Demo
Gratis, however, ayailed themselves Of the
chance to repeat their uudying belief that
the black race is not entitled to the same
civil rights that are accorded to other
branches of the human family, but ought
to be treated forever as servants to their
fellow beings of superior blood. 1t will
be profitable to recall the present acts o:
the Democats when in. year or two more
we find them hunting up negro votes and
protesting their everlasting attachmen,
to the African race. As the Senate rati
fed the amendment two or three weeks
ago, the favorable action of Pennsylvania
is now completed. Twelve or fifteen oI
the States have ratified it already, and
three or four have rejected it. 1t vii
probably require year or two to make
the amendment an integral part Of the
ConGti!utiQp,-Bachs County hteHiyen
Ger.
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Elk. President johnson, since his return
to Greenville, in Tennessee, has had a
very severe attack of illness, and he is
yet in a dangerous condition. On Thurs
day afternoon last it was telegraphed over
the country that he had died suddenly OF
paralysis, but this report was unfounded.
The reaction from the excitement at
Washington, aud the character Of his life
for several years past, have doubtless
caused Mr.. Johnson's present sickness
1t will be remembered that President
Polk died in about three months after
leaving Office.
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na-We observe that some of our streets are
beginning TO be dotted and somewhat obstruc-
ted again with piles of stones, bricks and lum-
Der preparatory to building, of which there
will be considerable done during the coming
summer. We notice, too, that quite a number
of new buildings have been erected during the
winter just closed. Such things always make
a muddle in town, but as it is the kind of
middle which alone can show thrift, and pro-
ures for town homes for its denizens, as
well as homes for those from abroad who come
among rs to share our prosperity and happi-
ness, we welcome it with a hearty Welcome
May such muddles beset us for years to come.
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Town Council.

3 preliminary meeting of the newly elected
Councils was held at DR.. Lantz's Office, on Sat
urday evening last, when the board was organ
lied for the ensuing year. as follows:
Chief Burgess-Jackso Lantz.
Councilmen-Valentine Albert, VIM. How
ard Merritt, James II. McCarty, George W
Drake, William s. Wintermu;e.
ecretary-Edward L. Wolf.
Observation-Disclosures Ruster
The regular stated meeting nights of Council
have been fixed for the first Monday evening
Of each month. The place ofmeeting is at Dr.
Lantz's Office.
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At the special election held in Indiana
last week to fill the places of the Demo
cratic representatives who resigned to
prevent vote being taken on the Con.
stltutlonal Amendment, nearly or quite
all the former members were again chos.
en-. One feature of the bolt was that no
member resigned who did not live in a
district that was certainly and strongly
Democratic. 1t was not worth while to
run opposition candidates. The re. elec-
ton Of the men who resigned therefore
means nothing whatever. The Legisla
ture meets in April, as called by the Gov
ernor, when these model Democrats will
have to face the music or turn their backs
and run again.