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which we.e !ncohated by The warmth Of the head.
The vtroin WIRE At last removed. though mot
w,thnut considerable upohd aud p6ih. The ca,e
VIA at nrst icported 10 p eVf1aca1sthnt later We
leatn mat the lady Is Ft4esatn&. spe viii how.
et<1. loss4ll nc eaak Noatn 9FoH3e % ~ oass
pAsfoE h8 eeadt Qsf VIZ. 70 doehf ooustsn % 1
tae ns1sa INC c"zoM. + amlattase, neaf faf-'
N!.Rt9t Iepo!u 2 - fss1so& 'aA.s the 1fota u
e9Na Feyaso oaAosf " o'vY1ca tofsj t-<<.
< HA. ~
Tneft u much complaint tn the State paPers
about toss oytng from put1td sore snrpat and
also from black tooth
-Aistal disease. cslted - the b!ack-1eg. prov
slens ar opg cAstfr in Boone couuiJ. Tue nesh
eernnts da'k, tho blood almoss hlack IN the veins,
ard the heart tut Of teoagulsted blood, wien de4th
eEauts--
Joseph Dt1ou, at ai1-Mtle, HahsAtn County,
In hts I0ota year, and u In acttse bu8ues4, bu5-
tlng and selling srccf, and controlling hrse
'fArm-
: "A young couple, Clark Hall aud Settse Errets,
at Columbus Ciry, seions Of the mort wealsh9
families In fhe place, e1oped on Sunday OF last
week, and have not been heard Of siuee Thee
parents were violently opposed to the match.
~. T. Campbell, WHO promised 10 massy Bella
Smith, hut atterNasd G1w some Rtfl he liked bet-
ter md went haek on hla Be1,a, sud VIA sued hy
her for breach OF promise, and was mu1cred III
the sum oF SIS 90 for damages done to her wouud-
I'd ahecucns, Il preparing the documents for an
appeal to The Supreme Court.
On the 18th uft,. Dr. bseele limited aii the men
In Fairfield who Wert the1e Wneu he t5oR up hts
residence In the place twenty-five Jeass ago,
to his bouEe to dinner. Twsnty-three men we're
present. which Included an Of the "old settlers i"
exct ps two. -.
In the Marion breach OF promise case, tn.
plaintiff sworr that the delendant hugged her
every pi4hs fof several months, and Sunday
n'sha until Or O'Clock tn the morning; while
the defendant swora that he did n, such thing.
The jury based thetr verdict Of 81 damages on the
ground tnat, II be ia hug her. I. was worth At
letst 81: while, II he dM'nI, he ought to be dned
II least th1x amount for dessIetlon In not living
up 70 his privileged
They have nect-tie Aoctablea In Moptauh
Eyery lady, upon enter11x the door. IL
required to give TIE dnorkeepes m
envelope containing pect.ue msde
Of The samc material a. the dtras she vears
that evening to be made in soy coace4yaplc
share, and trimmed n she chooses. Every prn-
tlrmsn paJs is cents 4. the door, and receives
acheck for neck-sie, and afterwards tue neck
tiea are ols,rthusel 10 check-holdets. After re-
ceIviux hIs new article nf dfess each rturIexusu
commences search for the lady who made 1t, md
after tndInK her, anoNs biz gratitude by treating
hef to oyaseta. cake, pcsches. etc
w,sroxz,s
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ThA x.at,n-, n.-,e-., ~. ~. .,r.-t, =,
yorce .tnry. - v,r,.tro~n r,t,-so ~ ~. a,.~.
married r. . atroTc.t Io,nsn. ~, sirasss
ftom i. rhen msr-1.d r -sho ~ s,.a 49,, -,
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- ~, .r.- ~ A'", "-s tees - MtSs ooo.u'
| .t,.h ~ J.. -. .s@. ~".s& @'' 0aos,
~: 1870, ~ .sS oaA' .son .aGe
49, y. sas.s' w ~ oas1 " e4'oo'etuo4
Ys - ~. PJ ~ oaPJ eao eteasef pos-
too ~. ~ ~ 1.a muo ,ss. p. aae as.. MA oalaA
| c,, s"st.H e.!e tuNs sas sseAoee oe.tn
~ ~ e,sn ~. - osnre.s - -. .oo s.eua.
~ ~ ~ ~ 1., ..a ~ aAesu. usao ~ 'oauo u1Ps
s@'.s.N ~ NV 'Iesa* w asSeau. ~ "VaAoo"ns
~. ...aaa sss 49, sSe icy a',a'o tauest ~
cns a " s4S,'os ua.,ok aae ssaeou
que euuim.nsea tus,nltR W Ine l=sa OF Apl'ls ano
"s"' ns' '-'' 'f'p So'e"oef ~
/ t..-.,-,- INDIANA.
An oetoRenaf1sn Adohis OF Evansville. who Il
peculiarly Fortunate in the matter OF breach o
promise sulsss was MADE Defendant In slaude
SUIT on ioesdsy last, oc8 being the modest SUI
claimed. ...-..
The dfoE men IN Cnarlestow are accused o
sl1T dish!nK out the aF.1ept," and tie Boktd o
Trustees Of the town have euarted an ordinance
declaring III drug stores Nuisance to be abated
-AyresF tltssillery at Patoka has tuspended op
eiatlons, ln consequence Of tue failure Of the pro
| ptietor, and will probably be sold to satisfy th
claims OF the government for taxes.