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The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Et-- Our much esteemed friend Capt.
!. {, WRIGHT, presented us on Saturday,
Fith a magnificent Turkey, which we
lhould judge would weigh from 10 to 20
bs. Game of all kinds is getting quite
llenty, and the deer very fine. Captain
1 IN, always has something nice and
lever forgets his friends.
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rE- We wish to call special atten

ES We wish to call special attention
Ito the advertisement of Mr.. 2. FRIzzELI
|of New Orleans, who is here for the pur
pose Of purchasing Of Cotton, Hides
land Peltres, direct from the planter and
farmer. Mr.. F. comes well recommend.
he'd from Fort Smith, where has been pur.
chasing largely of Cotton and Hides,
within the past month. 1t will cost no
thing to give him n call at WHITE q
MANLEYs
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Eg- From the Neosho, Mo. 1nvestiga.
or, we learn that B. F. Shoemaker De-
|uty L. S. Marshal, was shot twice while
to make arrest at Seneca.
mother man was shot at the same time
|nd both were considered dangerously
k0undp1
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. %, 1868.
Mcssrs. Zeilin & Co.-Our junior editor has
fried your Liver Regulator. and is taking it
bow, and finds it invaluable to him as a cor
hector of the. stomach and regulator of the
bowels. Articles of diet that he dared not
Indulge in befnre taking your Liver Medi-
(inr he can now take with impunity.
Truly, DYKES & SPARHAwK.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

For THE UoLIDAYs.-W II. SEEwALD,
cf Fort Smith, has the largest and best
assortment of JEwELRY and FANCY GooDs
In his line, suitable for Christmas Gifts
IN Western Arkansas, and at prices very
low. Examine his stock before pur
Fhasing, 3w
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

1s- The weekly Herald, is the title of
new paper, just issued at Russellville,
lrkansas, by BATrENFIELD d PERIMAN,
| is a twenty four column paper, neutral
politics
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

ES- DoUGHERTY d GLASS have just re
'eived large and splendid assortment
It PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
&c. Give them call.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20. $40.
inc river has been on a rise for several
["s~bnt is now on stand with feet good
\ Van Eufen bar.
arrived, Ozark, l3, and went down next
|"i Arkansas. from n. o. IA; Dunbam, N.
ana Little Rock, arrived Is.
'oft Gibson due to-day.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

AS" ID. G.. Williams and }. o. Chur
(hill, were elected School Trustees, on
|aturday, for Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

PRIVATE BoARD.-A few single gentleman
n find board, in private family, on appli-
ton Of this office I'm.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Esy- See S. w. Mckibbon's advertise
fcnt in our paper. Corn and cattle
Faded for mules
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

EE How did the bull look on emerg.
lg from the China shop? A little worse
Dr. ,cdre.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Ts'- A young lady in Montreal dislo-
Fated her ankle while dancing The other
'vening, so that she will be crippled for
Ia.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

... New YORK, Dec II.
Cotton, middling uplands l5c.
MEMPHIS, Dec. II.
Cotton dull, 1899.
New ORLEANS, Dec. II.
Cotton steady 14s@14sc.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Ts- A Pittsburg husband returned
(ome the other day after an absence o.
Itecn years
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

E Pay for your Paper.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

L Pay for your paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

then obtained situation 10 publish
ing house in Philadelphia, but / had liz
| tie success in business, and could not ban
ish the thoughts of shame and degreda.
ton. had no taste or ambition for bus
mess and did not feel at ease in respect,
table society. After wanderinga fugitive
and an outcast for seven months | was
led by my restless conscience to surrender
myself to a detective officer in Philadel-
phia, who tbroughtIne as far as Chicago,
where Was met by the Chief of 2 oliee of
this city, with whom | voluntarily came
to this city Tor trial. l made full con
fesslon of,my crime to him on the way
here, and now, in heartfelt penitence and
humility appeal to you to show me mer-
cyr as l hope for mercy, at the final judg-
ment bar" as5hs
Judge Wilkin then briefly stated to the
prisoner that in consideration of his pen
itence he would impose the lightest pun
ishment prescribed by law, and would
therefore sentence hi;n to one years i'm
prisonment in the Ramsey County Jail
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

HON. JAMES THOMPSON. ..a
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
.NeE aa ~ PHILADELPHIA April 2s 1886
consider Hoofand- German Bitters y a valuable
medicine in cases of attacks of Indigestion or Dys
pepsia can certify this from my experience of It.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

Curious CHINESE CUsToM.-In Ameri-
ca it would scarcely be regarded as an
evidence ofvery tender filial affection,
for son to send his father coffin as a
birthday gift; but in China, such a gift
IS considered the very height Of courtesy
and love, and is received with gladness
paraded ostentatiously in the best cham
Der, and until required for special use, is
made a depository for clothing or food.
Sometimes the Chinaman provides his
own coffin, according to his fancy, long
before his decease 4..,r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09
DISEASES. OF WOMEN,
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE co.
S. CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50. ooo.Oo

The American Sewing Machine is the best. most
reliable and effective machine in the world. Price
$1,000. Being loss than half the sum charged for
the Wheeler d Wilson, Grover d Baker, and other
so called frst-class machines. It lie oflarge size
with stand, treadle. guages ard hemmer. complete
every respect, adapted to sill kinds Of work and
capables of being used either upon the heaviest or
most delicate fabrics. 1t is uniformly admitted 10
be the best adapted for al family purposes, being
easily worked and not liable to get out OF repair
The American Embroiderer, Price &la la smaller
machine, making stitch peculiarly adapted to or
namental sewing, hraidinp, quitting. &C., out can
be used for all purposes and will efectually per-
form the sewing of q email family
ADDRESS, AMERICAN SEwIHa MACHINE Co.,
ans No. 500 Broadway, New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

Ma, said a little boy, has auntie got
bees in her mouth ?" +" No, lny dear !. why
do you ask?" "Cause Captain Jones
caught hold of her and said he was going
to take honey from her lips and she said,
Well, make haste"
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HON. WIN. F. ROGERS

Mayor OF the city of Bnfalo N T.
MAYoR's OFFICE, BUFFALO, JUNE q bN
have used = HoofaIlds German PSI q AID Ten
ic In my family during the pas vi. and can recon
mend them ar an excellent ~ I imparting tone an,
v1gof 10 the system TAsl use has been productiy,
Of decidedly beneficial effects VIM F. ROGERS
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s,s, HON. GEORGE SHARSWOO
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. 7
$50 a.e. PHILADEiPHIA June l. fe60
have found by experience that s. Hoodand'a &c
man Bitters /" is q very good tonic. relieving dyspe
&c symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHAPSWOOD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

20 take anything else that may say 10 just as good
oecans. he makes larger profit on It. These reno.
dies viii be sent by express to any locality upon an
pEcatien 70 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
No 631 ARCH STREET. P;,iIodeI,,bis
CdAS. N; EVANS. Proprietor.
- formerly c. M. Jackson & Coz
1ne-e rsieoies are for sale by Druggists StorekeeR
ere, and Medicine Dealers. everywhere
~ Do not forget to examine well the article yea
bay, In order TO pet the genuine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Writes
a11 E@f4t PBiLADEIPHIA March Is, 1857. !.
find Hoonands German Bitters /" is good tonic,
useful in diseases of the digestive organs and OF great
benefit in of debility and want of nervous &C
ton In the system. Yours truly,
s GEO. w. WOODWARD. .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21

From Makawao praying parents sending their children
% English schools b. exempt from school
Kau that siOOOJ b. appropriated for expedition
the difficulty regard the killing Of Ma
hoe.
Lahalna, that Psople prohibited from ToIuring
streams
From North KOna reduction in the horse and
increase in personal taxes.
REPORTS ASD RESOLUTIONS.
The judiciary Committee reported adversely the petitions
elections Raa AMI Kauapiaole, and
recommended that the members allowed
seats
select Committee rep0rN adversely the petition pray
ing prisoners other than Government labor, and
recommended Report referred back
Committee for further consideration
Kepoikai luce resolution requesting the Attorney
tice ia Hailuku authorize costab.s without warrant 10
private search for saddles b ked horses,
thing else u the Of private individuals
Mr. Philips he cJuhi promptly,
u circumstances which he did know
existed But IL such the he would check il, aud
moved 20 refer the subject the judiciary Committee.
Sr Waine introduced resolution thlt three Oi the Minis
be removed and that the Minister Of Foreign Relations
peTfDrm the duties of the Attorney General Minister
Interior and Minister q Finance with the duties
Of his office. Resolution ruled OF order.
Mr.. Martin read for the first bill amending Sections
527 and $50 Of the Civil Code relation ports entry
bill passed TO its second reading under the rule.
Mr. Smith gave notice of bill Of indemnity paid
DIR. Judd, OF Of
HOusepTOceeded the order of day, the Divorce Bill
which discussed in Committee the Whole. After
debate, Section I'd passed. fixing year the
after which divorced persons
The Of the Special Committee appointed 1868,
the reyii Of tgether with bill subject
The and accepted, and bills therein embodied
passed TO their second reading Assembly adj urnei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21

Advertisers rrlns in IA" Eastern United States can
pay by enclosing Gr'nbacks L. states EN
Cents Postage Stamps for sucl they wash 10
and their cans will be inserted Ahvs table H. the time
paid for.
~ Business CarIs. prepaid year. allowed
discount these rates. which r transient advertise
mens when paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21
Bank of England PAPER.

I'm SHEETS ABOUT THE SIZE OF FOOLS
CAP, suitable for Plans Surveys, Exchequer Bills &C. &C
This paper is made out Of nen
with ordinary usage For sale by
5l9 pm H. VI. WHITNEY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21

HfMAN s. BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS
Wholesale aad Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing,
HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,
Ladies' Gents Boots and Shoes Yankee Notions &C., &c.
Capt. SHoIo's Building,
No. 20 MERCHANT ST, C723 lyl HONOLULU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21

Il. y. Fi.ITNEES,
Continues his old business in the Hr-prOUf building,
Kaahamanu Street.
Chronomeers rated by observations and
with a transit accurately adjusted the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention givento
fine watch repairing SeNtant and quadrant
glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and
nautical instruments constantly
6S6 hand and sale. 1y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21
BLANK BOOKS.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF JOURNAL RULED
A AND RECORD BOOKS, just received per d. G. MUIR
Ray and for sale by II. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-11

port pGi'rO'i. lis. in fac. onl, the cx-
tension OF itcir new road 10 \ uircc,
connection with Cincinnati. 4 county
$50 rich IN agricultural resource so ox-
hau,tless in mineral wealth. must con
;ribnic largely 10 tho wealth OF the city
controlling ils commerce. This Cincin-
natl can do with the aid Of The Rock
port Railroad.
Besides this. the southern connections
this secures should moi be overlooked.
IT is The short line from Cincinnati TO
Memphis. Little Rock and the South
west. while i. is but little farther TO
Nashville. which is abundantly compen-
.satcd. by the fact that il is an indcprnd-
.cnt line.-in an important sense. Il line
CT vour own.
From Nashville. north. there are two
lines. one iroia Nashville 10 Louisville /:
The Other il only ior;y-scven miles long.
from Nashville { Guthrie. on ilo Mem
phis road. Evansville and The peumsg.-
wanna Central propose TO extend this
north 10 tie Ohio River ut Henderson.
Twelve mile. below iNan>yillc. Owens.
j. nu;'aiug another extension To
Ohio River III owershoro. Then
freight ana travel can 20 down tie river
to Evansville. and il,n Last over The
Pennsylvania Central lines. OF III the
10 Louisville. Dut. IL the Rock
port road j. buiil, il opcnsa short. direct
md desirable oa!lei Ia Cincinnati. Only
'iN;,y miles OF road is required to do
his. PHO.
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f'A-'-hNs HNN ~ ~.
THIRD AND LASr NOTICE:
Stand From Under.
-
EEGHf'y a. E1Disssas;s

Hereby notifies every one who has
any money coming 10 them from him.
rs cS-cicrk of Dubois county TO come
forward and get il by the oh day O,
May 1870. and those who are entitled 10
money for drawing which an order of
court must be obtained. to obtain their
orders at the next May term. as he has
me money to pay all of his debts. and is
determined TO settle up his official bust
ness. lie will not be responsible for the
safe Keeping OF any trust moncv or the
paying over thereof after Tic 9th day OF
May. SO those who have demands on
him of that character. are notified TO
present thei: claims. or stand from M
der when the bottom falls out on the
9th of May.
All those indebted in the Office. arc
notified to call on him. at his Office. or
on Col. Edmonston, the present clerk.
and settle previous TO that time. or I
viii be compelled to have fee bills is
sued. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
HENRY "A. HOLTIIAUS.
February %, 1S7O.-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-11

Judge Ristinc. at the present term
OF the court of Common Pleas. in the
case of Robert Myrick W. the Board OF
commissioners OF Montgomery county.
decided that the Treasurer Is not entitled
10 any per. ccntagc for disbursing the
school iund. aud that where q Treasurer
collects taxes and through mistake re-
turns il delinquent. The Treasurer him
self is responsible for the ten per cent.
penalty imposed by law on DELINQUENT
taxes. The case will 20 TO the Supreme
Court for final dispsiiion. Crawfords-
vile Journal.
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For ,Ae Jlspe. wsekly Courier.
What 1 IOn'i Like 10 see.

don't like 10 see young gents stand
IN Gu tine corners uf before The churcl
doors. TO watch ladies us they pas, a,t
then make soiae remark abou. ;i!cil. "a,
they do III liu%niinghufg.) | don't like |,
sec FACTORY Girls make tl.n Of r;y,.
that pass the Factory which they know
would be ashamed 10 be seen ia TIIrr,
company. | don't Ike 10 SIC virl, 90 ic
lchurch just 10 see tic boys. and then i;
eiggling. and eating candy All The willie.
| don I like {" see boys always griiuinn
at the girls in church. | don't like 10 SEQ
young Geri> >i:lt,iny around at even
Ing with = cigar stuck in one corner q;
their mouths and their Ma at home
saving wood iur morning. don't like
10 see q girl want too MANY strings Ia
her bow. II always makes ne think She
Will sec The day when she would be riad
TO have one ON y. plain homciy All
wee ] m iireSuning 10 give: you'll take
1t i'll Kindness ! know. If you'd maze q
good wife. and be happy for lie. *
content with one string to your bow"
! don like Ia see TEArllrRs rive their
scholars moral a~ssu.siun' and theu
work It OF with z doe of Corpuldi ru:.-
ishnien..' | larc 10 zee nir!s alva,.
Whispering IN COMPANY. ard sax Don't
inrhtton II in sure there's Sos ipitc
going ON there. We lave Z couple o.
girls in our city. that can best Tie .Sir-
nal Sc lar in lie news linc. t.lcy were.
taking ri ~DlsrE@s,Ko with ii. and tak.
Ing The money ii took to support Tho
paper. and live il to ,ac airls. wasn't
That a joke ~ The signal: don't Hike.
10 sec "clsi folks" mcdlinr with vonnr
peoples affairs. ana w.;cl.in. Who pne..
with Sal or .et or Si.e. know they'll
marry or they'll come to soa.c hlG .sni'I
yet. or something else. ! am sorry n,
such j. The case in orr city. II vou.
want TO know WHO Jim or Dick has
GOING with. how long Jev s.ait.
and whit they said. 70 arsi ask some a.
.ae married women. ;lrv can tell Won MI
lhcu. II. don like 10 see youne renis
sending valentines 10 The gir.s which
hey make themselves with 4 load pen-l
II. and then think il 4 good Joke.
For Ny part ] can't see where HE Joke
s. There j a certain youny gentlc!nan
though doubt very much whether Lc
9 q gentleman III our city that can draw
Q your hearts content: he Is 4 splendii
ior'- TOO. i WDiid advise YOU. AR.
10 have Linn write for your pa
per; lie can make the rhymes for YOU.
ana the "pic:ers' 700 if Won want them.
don't ike TO see folks trying TO put on
airs when they don't know how, like y
young lady in this city. !. You
nay call me q quiz. You may call me a
Ply; but these are some things that look
10 the eye. Ii you don't like
hem what's the difference TO me. But
hcsc are some things | don'tlikc 10 see."
"COSLHO ARMM. /.
1lCNTISGDURCH. Indiana. 4,
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HUSTIyGBURCH, Indiana.

|. RAILROAD ELECTION. Elections HAYS
been ordered by the County Commits
sioners this week. in HARRISON Town
ship OH the Rockport road for April
18th. and in patoka Township OH the
Louisville road, for April l2th. We
have no doubt the propositions viii carry
by round majorities in both townships,
II The friends Of civilization will but
take the trouble to 20 to the polls. and
not take it for granted it will carry with
out their voting.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

OH CE is hereby given. that Tho
- Undersigned will proceed with Tho
Surveyor of Dubois county. on the 15tl
day OF March, 1870, to run the lines and
determine the boundaries Of section 80
town 3 south range 4 west.
me immediate lines will also he run
II the corners thereof established
PERSONS interested will please be pres.
JOSEPH BCESS.
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DEMOCRATIC County CONVENTION
The county central committee. at their
meeting on Tuesday, agreed 10 call a
Mass Convention for Tuesday. May Sd.
10 appoint delegates to the Corfgression-
81 Convention, and nominate a candidate
Tor Senator. 1t was agreed that eacl,
township should have n vote for every
% east for Hendricks in 1868. the frac-
IONS of 30 not to be entitled 10 a vote.
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Advertised for sale for the
ment OF principal and interest due and
remaining unpaid 10 the Common and
Congressional School Funds OF UuLuis
(%'ouuIv. lnlinun
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NEW GooDs.-Mr. Joseph Friedman
has brought on a large stock of dry
goods. so that he can't half show them
IN his store-room, and he wants to sell
some OF them cheap, so that he can have
more room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-11
VI AKA. titi.D-M An,
Auditor OF Dubois County.
: Q Z . { 9 : : Z

To Tue WnFiNG tLASS.-We are now prepared to
Furnished ~ classes with constant e%aiglc, ment al hrrr,.
me NH"ie 81 ihr time ur Tor The sprre " M rents. Basi-
moss r,w. liri, IN profitable. Person. IS either scx
easily earn from 1fr 10 ~ per evening". aud Il proper
tioral sdm by drvrt.hg their whole tiuls TO the business.
is'ys and gIgis earn nearly as much ~ men. That nj
VINO >fv iui~ notice nny send fhclr aa.src~s, and test the
huslness. ~ '1ahc th'- unparalleled oifar. To such a.
Hfe m Neii satisiicd. we viii Send - 10 pay for the
trnhlln ~ wrii'g. inll particulars. a valuable sample.
Mh'tl VIII d. To commence work on. and u copy .; The
feotl''s Literary thrnpaninn-on ~ the largest and
hest ilinilv new papers ruhllsbed-aii srt free by mail.
4 sou want permanent. proiishle work, address
p. {. AiIEN & CO, Augusta, Maine.
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WAKE UP!
Grand Railroad
MASS MEETING!
OF THE
FRIENDS AND ENEMIES
OF Tue
KOCKpOkT n. &. RAILWAY.
AT JASPER. ON

WEpNr,pAy, March 3ot,. 1870.
'sNlEEE wili he grand r.liy o. The
= people 10 iakc into c~o.4.lirrlliu,
iiaclr interest in connection with a..
Iockport and Northern Crntrai i.ailwn,
company. al .|iaslcr. on
NinNrsrAy. March 3oih. 1870.
Mcs>rs. J.. ii. SARGENT. JOSIAH kmry
ssnd "tlcrs al iiAcinnfii. Hon. JANt
" mr. PRESIDENT of The Dwrnsboro and
i,u,scllvillc rliirond. Hon. .icnN iiAhrr,
of Ninccane~: Hons. l.. Z. ErBnrI.r,:
-. =. LAM. Ut l|,ockpori: Hon.
{. y. DonriNs ...ofnoYcr Win. and other.
viii b. present 10 run,uii vAiih The Mas
g on TN, diy. Let every body turll
Out. and ict the world see iinlt Ne are in
IN onr desires for public i'm
and eu~ligilrLnumt.
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or The alarm of fire on "Wednesday
was caused by a chimney of Mr.. Ser
mersheim's store building burning out.
NO damage done beyond a bad scare
Nobody thought Of the fire engine.
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O SECRETARY OF STATE:
NORMAN EDDl. 1t. Joseph County,
- A1iigog OF STATE:
). e. shGlMAi>LR. Of i'err! County.
For TREASURER oy STATE:
JAMES u. RYAN. OF Marion County.
roR ATTORNEY cvNrrAL:
=. y. HANNA. OF Nigo county.
svFERiSTENnNnT rrrllc INSTRUCTION.
Il. Il. HOPKINS. Montgomery Comrty
o JUICES or TILT >CrrEMr COURT:
JAS. L. W GHnEN, Of Allen County.
ALLEN. e. DOWNEI. of Ohio County.
:. IL. BlSkIiik, OF Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT. of Tiprccanoe County.
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II. The County Commissioners have
oeen in session all OF the week. and n
sarge amount Of county business has
been transacted.
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RAILROAD I...s;, TtuN.

NOTICE i, hereby @iren. ,lit in pur-
- >,Itilct 81 an ur,i"r o. Tie Hoard q,
I uuntN "Reminiscences oI buLu.. ultn-
-. III III" safe oil Indiana. madc anG en-
tered n Il ~si'vritl telm i|i.urco... un i,,,
@oth day ~ i;Huary. ls7u. d, on til. lc-
I!ion az iclm l.. hoffman. ~irleon Blk
Ter. l.. +. MiiDrrI. John Mrinr, ana
many Others 10 The number oriNcnts-
1--we and mor liz puii~ o. iiarlnaol
township. vii! ic opcuci On
WFrNrspNf. April l3,h. 1870.
st thc usual plarc Of ho,1ieg cl.riiou.
in Sail township. 100 tie pun csc ~ tak-
-, n>c AMI votes 81 The trg,l yptrrs
~ ,ait iown.iipin lNuAu;- c.nn-
Indiar.. iron the .l',icct a., nrpto-
lrialing money IN said township 10 me
amount "T two per cent. at ,hc taA pu-
rlicitr. being $500 Tor d." purlr,c Of
ASSISTING The itorkroit ANA Northern ani
Central haiiwa, coinp.I, ia lie con-
~trnrtion OF the "trrklcrt and Nor
Central nailtond.' ilrougii sqid
sup. IN q Noiii,crn ail southern
Those vc;il% IN favor Of tie railroad
VIII Vote "lo" tlr railroad aplloDtia-
i'm. iho-n voting a~s4.rS: The sane.
iiti ,oi" against The railroad anprv-
ifiation.'
In testimony whereof. / here
unto se' my lend as he Audi
Tor o. sa'l Comfy. ana impress
M sc.l Of said Inasd of Com-
IN. ,oncgs. 1T Jasper. Ills lie
2Oili. day ~ January. 1870.
NAitllN IPlFEMAN. 4. Il. G..
March II. lc7u-ius.