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, 1870-01-25
ekien6tgioxels

TTIIL Brug we'd FordeGl0gen af den we'd
"a Anordaingen af 29de December 1862
angaaende Forandring at nogle Skater
og Afgivler paa Den ST. Croix dcas 5 3,
f%astsatte Afgivt til Coionialkassen, sva-
rende til SO cents for liver Ager Land, der
anvendes eiler er udiagt til Sukkeravl,
opfordres hcryed j Hanhold til Anordniu-
gems Forskrilt, enhver Plantageeier eIler
hans FuIdmectjg til linden IA Daee fra
Dato at indsende til. undertegnedo Com
mission den / Anordningen paabudne
skrifrlige ErkI@ring ON Netto-VRgten af
det Sttkker, der er bleyet p%roduceret paa
de vedkommende Ejendomme j Tiden fra
lste Januar til Site December 1869.
Et ExempIar af den we'd AnordningeD
paabudne F~ortegnelse fra T%oIdkamrene
over Netto-V@gten af Sukker, der er
bleven udf6rt fra hver Plantage / samme
Tidsrum, fpdes henlagt til Efersyn j
Retshusrti Christiansted og Retshuset !
Frederiksted.
Skattccommissionen for st. Croix, den
14de Januar 1870.
CARL HATTENSEN, c.. r. MAGENS.
J. A. HOVER,
COnSt,
, 1870-01-25
COnSt.
7PHE undersigned,

THE undersigned, acting for a
series Of years as agent in this
Island to the old and we'll reputed
house Cossart Gordon & Co. of Ma
deira, begs to remind the public that
he continues to receive and execute
orders for Madeira Wine ofany name
or vintage.
He has a few octaves and quarter
pipes Of consigned Wine on hand
and is DESTROYS of closing sales.
Purchasers are invited.
w. III. HEYLIGER.
st. CJroix 18th January 1870.
, 1870-01-25

be seen at the Vendue Office from
the Goth of this month.
Christiansfed's Vendue Office, the
21s1 Janusry 1870.
c. gARAUW.
, 1870-01-25
cOnSt
PubIiGation.

EGIOR The use OF the TaX-COmmiSsloD in
az assessing The Tax of SO cents to the
Colonial Treasury on every acre land,
either actually planted with canes or being
prepared for the cultivation of Sugar the
said Tax to be levied pursuant to the or
dinance of the 29th December 1862 rela-
ting to a modification Of certain Taxes
and imports in the Island Of ST. Crojx,
all owners of Estates or their attorneys,
are hereby, in accordance with the enact
mcnt of the ordinance, requested to for
ward to the undersigned Commission,
within IA days from date, the declaration
in writing prescribed in the ordinance as
10 the Nett weight ofthe Sugar produced
on the property in question from lst
January to 31st December 1869.
A Copy Of the Statement Of the Nets
weight ofSugar exported from each estate
during the same time, furnished from the
Custom Houses, pursuant to the Ordi-
nance, will be found exposed for inspec-
ton 10 the Court house in Christiansted
and in the Court house in Frederiksted.
Tax Commission for St Croix, the 14th
January 1870.
CARL HATTENSEN. G. r. MAGENS.
J. A. HOVER,
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Spefial 1niifes.

Eclectic or NeW school system q Medicine.
Embrscng every modern reEA and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce ss and the foundation for fEture i'll health
Parents should that their children not dei with
such medicines, tor they be well afterwards All
mineral posons alike injurious The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists In Containing the active
medical principles Of and plAnts concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedes and before
eqcaed in the treatment Of disease When udiciousy adj
ninstered. thew meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform In medicine and will attend per
sonally all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent Diseases dpther
Group dysenery feye &C. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing
while in old Chronic they noted everywhere. They
are always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their skill or cure" -emedies
Coughs o. 10 or IL years stxndng Caarh, with the de-
s.mpton with partial loss Of lungs Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability to
walk; Scroiuous diseases Of variety and severity
Deafness from to 90 continuance; rheumatism with
enlarged and anchyosed joints spermstorrea with demon.
tia; Diseases of the Eye &C. &C. have been cured and all
OF which will bc most happily referred to for the benefit of
those similarly afflicted lie = in all of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him dec 22-spu
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p FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money in New York and Chicago remains
-sr.sery easy, add the continued decline in gold is
hAvi having serious effect the general finances
ter business OF the country. 1t is generally
:southought that gold will 60 still lower, but it
Aas has now reached so low = figure it is not sup
pose posed that further decline will injure the bust.
ass. ness of the country.
IT. The money market in Ottawa is still very
slossose, but able to state that money for the
last last week has been little easier than during
5Se the winter.
" We notice change in the Exchange Bank, Mrs
Eher6herweod having sold his interest in the
ossnshange, banking and insurance business hereto
Gore fore carried on by F. A. Sherwood & Co. to
Raw Ravens, Mackinlay & Co. Mr.. Ravens and Mr..
Ma 4acKinlay have been long time in the bust
asss.ess, and generally and favora6ly known by
I'll all our business men of integrity and
Sasbusiness ability, and We predict for them
sfoessful business career.
F. Foreign drafts down with gold, and pound
sterlsterling drafts be bought for $500 per
pound currency.
G., Government bonds are little lower, and quo
$s6 ted by Ravens, Mackinlay Il Co. a. follows:
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SEVENTH SON

And only man living who points every disease without The
patient saying word asking question VIII continue
practice al his rooms ~ the PARK HOUSE. OFT.
wa. lls commenting Friday, December l,th 1853 and re-
main until Jun" Eth, $50 Consultation free. Office hours
from O'Clock !. ". TO
Having for years given HI whole time TO the treat,
lnent and Investigation Of chronic diseases especially
the Liver Lungs and Blood and hayn. been long and vora
bly, known IN every State and Territory In the Union q. the
most sSiiu and successful physician in the of chronic
diseases, being formerly Professor OF Maea Medical Ihera
Ieucs Pharmacy Medical Botany, and diseases of Women
and children IN Central Medical College, also. In the Nev
YORK College OF Health, and the Central City Hospital &c,
and has placed opportunities within his reach of mean I'M
porance and has added largely his skill and experience
Remember that pr La Fontane is the only physician In the
world that has made liver lung and blood diseases speciality
FOR whole life time, and the only who has discovered
fu and true theory OF the origin and certain of such com.
plants Dr. La Fontane mas perfected New SPECIFIC
Remedies That DO not fall 10 speedily and permanently
Ottawa December Is ls69. lem
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

OSS0Wo ~ nOleS0IO MARKET
a. sreported by RIALE Retail Grsce
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Mar. 4, 1870.
T. The roads this week have been very bad, and
bat Little produce coming in. The pork season
Il ~ saestly over, yet few dressed hogs are com.
Ing ing which are bringing from $9.25g$1O. Live
hog hogs but few selling at present. most of the
goodgood ones having been slaughtered and shipped.
Bot Butter and eggs in demand at present; more
geographically good roll butter, but packed butter is
not not 80 much cared for. Eggs scarce to-day,
and and prices are up, but cannot remain so longer
Chatham supply can come from the country We
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-05

FRS OF Music Will consult
L their interests by subscribing to PETERS MUSICAL
MONTHLY tits issued the first OF each month, and gives
All the latest and best Music BY such authors Hays knke
Every number contains least Twelve Pieces
Music, printed nv,yu,u1nc. fine white
paper, L. from Pt EKS full size music
plates,-eyery " piece of which
Is aerward printed In sheet FORM from the plates
sold at from thirty to fifty cents each and all ask this
valuable magazine Is thirty cents copy, g year. $3.50 for
six months and We guarantee to every yearly subscriber at
%%asc: b &s MUSICAL Ses. %%SihoSs;;
MUSICAL MONTHLY to pay magazine because give
too much music for the money 1t issued simply TO
duce music TO the musical world Our subscribers sing
and play the music We give them. Their musical friends hear
il shssi S %a:is MONTHLY Isr% 11 sss
Der every yearly subscriber gets during the year. least $50
pieces of best music all Of which aerward print In
sheet FORM and sell for 800 Iii published the Nam
peters No ,ss 800 FOR 81: Rrnad ol >. l.
York. where everything In the music line be No mat
ter how small your order, 1t will be promptly attended to.
~ sample copies can be seen at Osman apemans Book
Store, Is La Sale street, ottawa, Illinois, janl5Sm
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To COnsulllpllves

The advertiser having been restored to health In
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption anxious to make known his
ers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the precrip
ton used ee Of charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will ind SURE CURE YoR
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc. The object Of the
advertiser ia sending the Prescription il benefit the ac.
led and spread information which he conceves be nva
uabe and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my29-ly-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, Now York.
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~. Louis Market,

St. Louis, Mar. -
hiour-Act've Sales OF supertne at ST.
O. @44O for spring; Xxx at s5.0Og525: XXX
{. at t525g55O
/" Wheat-1rrevular $l2Og1 81 for prime white
70. fall; $l.16gl.20 for choice to fancy rod and
W white; No. spring Sc
Corn-Dull, ut &c for mixed in bulk.
l. Rye-Heavy at Tic.
" Whisky--Firm at 94ca95c.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Mar. 4.
Flour-Quiet. White winter extras, $3.50
~ $50; Spring extras, $375g475; superfinos So 40
GO G360.
Wheat--Dull; S5caS7l sets. for No. spring
a. x1S979 for No. 2, and 5SGG0c for rejected
lHC SCorn-Better. '4e15c for No /; 7Oa7Olsc for
no No 2; 81 &C for rejected, and 30 for no grade
Oats-Weak at 37d3Sc for No 2.
j Rye-GGaG1c for No. ..
Barley-GScq10c for No. 2
PotatoeS-5j zoe per bush.
Butter-21g30c for good lots.
J. Eggs-lS 0l9c.
q Hogs-Sl0.5Oa$l000 according to weight.
Cattle-Steady. Choice steers, S725Q$75O:
si' fair I'd class, $500 g55O medium to good butch.
sTe ers' stock, S5.0Od5,lj; common to choice cows
Vi and heifers. s3j0G5.25; inferior aud mixed
90 stock, x3O09315.
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The Markets,

Or Grain generally continues to tend downward
9houthough there has been slight improvement in
pric,price and better feeling developed in refer
sncesnce to corn. Dressed hogs continue firm, and
osttloattle steady at quotations.
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Ncw YORK Market.
New York, Mar. 3,
Flonr-Closcd quiet Si,Sj4$590 for western
oIJ extra.
Wheat-Dnli at S110gS1.l6 for No. 9 spring.
Rye-Dull, ut SOC for western
Oats-Dull at % Q5Gc tor western.
CONFIRM at 95q9Sc for new mixed western.
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TYTYY9YVS19Y9YYYS

IT" THE WORKING CIlASS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employ
men at home the whole Of the time for the spare
Business new light and profitable Persons Of either east
devOtng their whole time to the business Boys girls
nearly much That all who this notice may send
their address, and test the business make this unparalleled
Offer To such a. are not well satisfied we will send to pay
for the trouble Of writing Full particulars. valuable
pie, which will do to commence work and copp Of The
Peoples Lne,dry COaO-one Of the largest and best fam
lily published-al by mail Reader
want permanent profitable work. address f. c. ALEN& CO.,
Augusta, Maine. jan22-Sn
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,
Published benent of young men and others who suffer
from Nervous Debility etc. supplying the Of secure
Written by who cured HIMSELF and receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address.
Dec25-6m NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n w
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LUMBER!
Shingles, Lath, Sawed aud hewed Tinber, Cedar Posts,
DOORS, SASH AND NAILS.

And with our facilities what say.
R.N. GOODsELL,
J. CARSON.
Ps We prepared to fill bills Of timber Of any d.
n,enson and quantity at point the canal short
notice. june26-tf
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all other the
Eye Eye ana Ear ~ MADISON street Janl'ig
C1STATE AND COCN'TN JAMES,
~ ND III. state County Taxes and payahc Az
VII be impossible the short time given upon
the rae public obtained Office with o. Lcavens ESQ in the
Afmou Block, Deweys hardware where may be
N'ciOrockP.n. H. +. BRj'NKER
DE- DC 1-u Town Colloco town Of Ottawa.
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Sprfial 1lotires.
DIR. .. ". WALKER,
OCUL1ST AND AURIST.
MAY hi CONSULTED At rHI
CLIFTON HOTEL. OTTAWA.
nlse First Saturday IL, DsucI, ynns,,

vhe First Saturday In Each Month.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

handing over the cash md becoming sntT
scribers to TuE DEAocRAF, bad smphati-
cally condamned the course of.Grannio''
IIvine in taking froa, US the legal print
ing ofthe county, Lot HGrandmo'hsr'
.wfeak her silly vengeancs-if she can,
The white men Of Braxson will sustain US
in spite Of her. Democracy cannot DO
thrust down at this time by any such
,neups-aud Tus DxaocaAr will only
have stronger hold upon tho affse. ou'
Of tl,s people in conseq uenee 0f'he perso-
oution hcaped upon il by . pOlitieal
"Judge," y, ssls
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

iiipp lOakiug 10 an arrniisllce, brr,,.. ),
tho negotiations wrro dnsue,sdsl !
would ielay army operations mil y
the Indictment season set in. and Thea, ~
render h.r siluatipn less favorable y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

4 Tns sickest man ID the State Is William
y. Stevenson. BE has q speech oftlack-
snardisns and sophis,ns 50 ridiculous that
there Is not 4 Democratic bay Of ordinary
intelligence but can answer II. And now
he prays for special di.pensativn Of she
bears 10 keep tho boys OF l'im- He
knows The men desrise him too lleartilyio
Latin him. 4,
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of tlls people in conseq uenee of,he perso-
oution hcaped upon il BY political
"Judge," y, ssls
MORE OFT.
JUDGE IRyINEs REVENGE, IN 20
CHAPTERS. Ks.
CHATTER II.
Last week We called attention % tho
fac. that our-ola friend, Bob Irvine, had
taken from us tho printing Of notices and
DEGREES Of Braxton County. Since .ksn;
We have been furnished with copy ofthc
order Which We give below, simply pre-
missing ,batis was entered on the 10Th
day Of juno, 1870, and that We did not
learn Of it until the Sab day q September,
1870, and then BY accident. The order
is as follows: 800
sat ! Circuit Court continued and
held for tho County Of Bra1sou. at the
Court House thereof, On Friday, juno
10. 1870. B
It's ordered That all orders and notices
required by any order or proceeding in
court, or a. rules, be published in tho
iClarksburg 7elcgfapA, . newspaper pub.
Ilishel 10 Clsrksburg, West Virginia, un-
less olherwisp by The court specially di-
directed. A copy teste. Z
n, B. SoulRrs, Clerk. 4
Z Sic transit gloria nsadi "'Twas sver
50 silos childhoeds. haar!. Alas! ios-hs-
man expectations! Our punishnaent, We
fell, Is greater than No can bear. No
moro printing from Braxtopt Eta Bnaei
You for uhom ue have dons 70 mseh!!
For whom 10 have taxed our brain, tired
our fingers and talked ourself hsarse!
Was ever such return made for such ssr-
vice ! Bat tor ~. vho would hsvc known y
Of ny rassalhy -vho isoald have heard
81 Thy secession speech over lials's store
-uAo would bays dreamed II Thy capac.
ity d vi,laipy, Or thy disposition . corr
ruptioni Sarely, moi onel And tst
-
sor oar lseots lin nekias there And eshsr
q shy works and ptcssn!'oss public. who
among ny radical s1l bFsehssa u ln'qe'l'y
WOULD ~ u have 'eoeen. q ny nsess = oees-
py tho POSITION Which you nov nes 90 ~, y,
their y sar .gssandlss asd 20 ny osn d's-
grace
ana ysgs' hoss't lrs'ne. Gnassy ~
s y =. ! a,ssnps y psesos'ss Ias Ds ~
! s slll WY. yos asesa.. ''ss.l'ssd fsn-
nens s.. e eas'qsssso saseall'y, 20 yoe s0 %.
g.. sh E 20 i'vs = me n'ns'sen.h osase'
w y yoa lofss. .snas prescription 10
ssss ssse pas a'ks 'snsl s1e.e n0''ens =.
s 's.Nss. SetS eeiEps = We o.fa -
vacn you nr 70 dl'graeea manslnd oy Put
tug on his Likeness Y av hes long since been
exploded e et'a l1 faash ~ s'sSsn at the
contemplation ' o. tho listlepess, The petty
spite. she ins'sn'aesnt. unsortl'y, da.. ::
stsrdly and md dlserasfiul aellon Of which which,
you hare been guilty. Proseries Us !.
y Bah y on might ~ we'll vent your 'l y I
potent revenge BY attempting 70 dam tho
Elk With broom-strav. y to iJuis us
BY your petty, spiteful meanness. We
are above. and beyond The reach Of any
evils which your feeble brains arc capa.
ole OF concciying. OF You' palsied hands
of executing 90 on. Continue to mako 4
ycurseli the laughing stock OF sll-con-
tlnue 10 disgrace tue Judicial robes you
now wear BY trailing them in tho lilth Of
~, - I1l1I. Itt.t ~.
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The Whlttemore Club.
[wri.'sa for The Denoe,,, j,
EuMEgs IwESIy-slx.

Inc Cino was called to order BY n,
J. 9, LurE, who, ail.r iih.truc,inp ~
Almighty that it would 30 a good , ,.T
to el.ct George Ross to the Office Il Ci,.' .
Court Clerk. dcslared TIA, tho p.,,;."
was duly organized aud the Cub ,c,ds
for business.
Mr. Dawn II .'sArru iaid hs would II.
% hear from the Committee appointed !.
Investigate Mr. Lark elcctSa.
Mr.. D. G. ,Lurk then submitted Tue al.
lowing:
G,n'lsmen efthe, cla1:-A. no tim, !,
the history of.he Club have NY service,
been % much needed Us .. present; and
while / am free to confess tia. ,h,,. -,
some sligh. discrepancy i'll NY election !.
althe Offices, ] think i. necessary 10 II,
success of.be Union cause to hold on /, N
Ihays got, and gel just as much more y
/ can.
n Dr.. LssornY remarked that Nj. Lu,k
might just as veil hold on to what i. nd
got; for il would 10 . Id little Of ,u,.
thing s,ss he would set.
4 Mr. Josh WlLkissos moved The adop.
ton Of the report. Mr.. Lurk was sood
man. He bad always donS all the Plan.
ming for Tho Union men. ever iiacs Tho
dsysof Piers o aud IIuas0u aud ,hs,H
bes rewarded lor Il.
sJn,lo. I,oa.Y.ay ..;a i. uo,,, IT,.
=, !, s',.' NV 70
knov sissasoh slr, l'ess naa sof going
aroupd ne eonstfy trymg y pass bissA
u q . Ddmecrst. Every body ksev VIA,
10 sasl and uhas hs hsd done. and vouu
h.lihim lscoanisble. He Judge Dog.
berry) was il favor u . man Holding ih.n
oiices vhosuors Gao face ltho tine, and
would consequently oppqse IL adoDlio,
= .a' ,s 81.
!, -. '.saa sAp','as' '1,s = ',''' uae''
! ,a1es1' 100 ~ = - .ssa
.'.'s D $500, - = W.. -'s wy
Nj. PeerAu favored IL adoption d
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THE STATE .oF BRAxToN..
OUR TIRE THERETo.

THE STATE OF BRAATON.
OUR TRIP THERETO.
What We say and Heard,
A few days ago We started upon .
Journey ofplcasure -toylsit our friends in
Brazton. On many previous occasions
We had been solicited to make tour Of
this famous county; but adverse circum'
stances had heretofore prevented US from
doing so. Aslength, mounted on some
fast stock from Gilmer, We struck out for
Ellis Singleton's- Salt Lick being our OBJ.
jeetive point for that day. AT Jackson
vile our heart was made glad BY the
smiling counteuances Of host Of friends
-foremost among whom we're George I,
DAVIDSON and John Arnold. George has
the best store in the county; and.is doing
. business which would open the eyes Of
~ " a.. S'.'. ls.sss. ss N.'o wy !"
~ ~ ,.oSn' Z 'asa Nn.su ",
( :. =; svunsss sops A1.s.N !, !,
~. ~ -. w 80 e, .sa. WV -
~. ) j. 80 =. INV 'uu Dea.'' As =, !.
Ia. $3.50 !. s s.0u' . wv ~ )
s 49, !. ~ 1870 0.,osl ~ ..'sl1
49, .."' WY = lsselu !,
- -. .s.. - 49,. I. ~ .a' ,W go. !,
-. - ~ .D',. :. :. nolos' sNlN
.o.o 0a.y ooia,ps : M.s0n' ~ =
s.''.'. va. Z. " ! ! 10y = :, -
s = Dssu Slooas - Ds,oss :. 1es'S-'
,t ' ! ~ = osssl M ,Vli D.y,l'',
souu ~ !, ,SMs $3.50 o..e. I, .sS.s-. =
ae.. - u'yssls -. = ~. : 800
J, siinns ! i1 - Y " s'0ss.nOs D'.yls
Wy .s.a suu - a.s'.pps ~
naas = mug. n'u vas s.ssoss sIss'.
y ia.,e 's,' ". aoss ~ .OapS -,
soms :. Wy .,As1 sot1.uss :. ny ..S,s..
:. - 'nsy asss ANXIOUS !. = 'S1'
w noun y 'ssf =. = " lp !, Wv
A
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4
good right to vote as anyo'ller par-
and good deal better than some"
since then they have become educated up
to that standard j. and loudly applauded
tho "Major7 when be said at the
Charleston Convention that "he would
just as soon vote for o man who denied
the divinity ofthe Ten Commandments as
for one who opposed tue Fifteenth
Amendment" Wo have some respect
for an out and out radical like Mr.
Gaines, but none for tho sueaking poll
tioops who follow in the course which be
marks out for them. Aprapos :-toshou
that an honest radica ltdocs occasionally.
tell the truth. We put upon record the fact
that in speaking Of Captain" Putnam.
tho radical from Nicholas, who was
ousted from bis scat in the last Lcgisla-
ture BY DR., RAIDER, Mr. Gaines called
him . Odd dirty skunk" Wo imme-
datcly made 4 note Of the words in oar
memorandum book las . freak Of nature,
Or Of ladiealism, Or both. we couldn't tell
which. Tbs "M.jor" is personally .
jolly good fellow (; but we fear lie will
have o hot old time when he dics.
MOL business 81 particular Importance in
Court was being transacted. except tho
trisl Of Mrs B. Hayes. for the murder Of
her infant child, Aftsrs alengthy trial
she was acquitted. The suit Of the Board
Of Education Of Clay Township against
tho securities Of Zebcdce, brown was dis,
missed At the request Of the Board-fori
Che reasop, 70 understand. that John G.
Cunningham e member Of the Board)
was Tue only responsible person on tho
bond. The people Of Clay Township
have NOV become % veil accustomed to,
this Needing process that they look upon.
9 yearly deialeasiou Of 800 or 1000
as : matter Of coursc-a slight discrepan-
cy resulting iu The public good.
Tho Board Of Registration we're inses.
sion on tLs la,h, and an idoas Of their
proceedings can s. formed VIE n We stale
shas they licked themselves in tho Clerks
Office. and permitted nopc bu. .hc fsishfal
70 enter uu,iI they csaclsded their iuis-
NOUS WORK. We have since lolrnod that
shoy notified 96 voters-it being Necessary
70 strike Of that many moro in order 10.
carry che county. !. =. 81 &
Dr.. William r. Ncsln, (son Of. ihs
iColcnsD q Sutton. has bssaI appointed
from lie Second Congressional District TO
lastond Tie Medical College y Louisville
aad VII Start ior slas plaos in ateu
Idsys. yais5
Mrs. Baker. q ilsdy living ness Sutton.
shile out in her garden picking beans. On
che 10Th Inst. va Severely Kitten BY )
eopporhead snake. and fos s'losg time il
vas thought shc cold aea recover.
Large quantities u uhiskey were sdmin.
q -. a ~. 4. "a 4 q -