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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

me- THE POPULAR TONIC OF THE
| hGE.-Thc day has gone by when medicine
yithout merit could command Gnd reta1u the con-
B,icncc of the world. Advertising induces the
public to try many things, but i thiS shreWd ana
proofs and it is by The exercise Of their private
| Indictment men determine the relative value of
the Various articles recommended to their notice
through the business columns OF newspapers.
WOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has now
bccn subjected to this searching ordeal for more
than eighteen years and the result Is that stands
nj the head Of the class Of remedies TO which IL
hclours It has distanccd and lived down inDu-
morable competitors, aud is To-day the standard
vegetable tonic of the western world. The happy
effects which have followed It's use In cases of
dyspepsia, biliousuess, nervous affections, inter-
uitcnt fevers, aud general debility, and ss con-
stitutinnal yigornnt, have entitled 1t to unircr
sal confidence. Nothing AN ever shake Its rep,-
tation for 1t Is based the Individual fences
Of tens Of thousands of witnesses embracing pro-
mineut and we'll known citizens OF every profess
SION occupation, and class. There is not n city.
is not medicinal staple. No druggist or general
dealer would consider his stock complete without
it, and the returns of the Internal Revenue De-
partmcut show that its sales exceed those OF any
other proprietary restorative manufactured on
this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial results
derived during long series OF years from the use
Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS have convinced
the whole community that the only true way TO re-
store TO health broken-down or debiftatcd sys-
tenn or to put the human; body an its defence
when exposed to unwholsome Influences Is to
tnptgorate. regulate, and purity It at one and the
same time. my 2s-dcod&wlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

ROwAETY TOWNSHIP. . ..r
Supervisor, William e. Peterborough !;
Clerk, r. f. Ragsdalc; Assessor, B. II. Rags
dale Collector, u. 3. Mitchell Commits
sioncr of Roads, A. Mumford j.; Ovcrseer Of
Poor, j. Coleman. Justices E. S. Best, G..
A. KacSdalc, j. 3. Hitchcock. Constables /:
w. d. Young, George w. Chappell, A. ).
Tucker. ....s ...~ .'
r-... DARvILLE's TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor, Il. T. Jones; Clerk, N. +.
Thompson Assessor, S. S. Davis Collec-
tor, A. S. Walden; Commissioner of Roads,
j. A. Fraser Ovefseer of Poor, j. It's
Young. justices Joe l.. White, p. IL.
Derby, w. L. Hobbs. Constables w. L..
ReamS, Il. 3. Howard, V. q. Wynn.
sAPoNy TOWNSHIP. -
Supervisor, John NJ. Tucker; Clerk, b.
T. Mitchell Assessor, Il. II. Spencer; Col
lector, j. II. Roney Commissioner OF Roads,
r. Wingfeld Overseer of Poor, Toby Tur-
ner. Justices j. V. .Crowderr, a. A.
Goodwin, John Dodson. .Constab les: Il
3. Wilson, W. W. Bishop, Thomas hose.
! .u NAMoZINE TOWNSHIP.
| Suneryisor. J. Fl. Ragsdale; Clerk, Robert
s.. +: Seymour Commissioner Of Roads, E.
A. Davis 4Oyerseer Of Poor, Moses Yates,
Justices w. S. Keys, James Cox, Stephen
Butler. Constables: C. Clark, w. T,
Davis. j. f. Bedlock. yts-sn ,li+ = ztt
The total vote polled amounted to about
Il o25 Yours, ..5zs fr .,.a.,r,.s -~. PAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

~ DIsCrPLES CHURCH CsYCA-
lMOREh ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
h BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. M. and z. Ms
Elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at s7P. ID.
Seats free. ....,-t s.as rfe * -sl:.i.-, -
Parson:lgc, 1903 Twelfth street. my7
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OAK TOWNSHIP.

DR.. Richard f. Haskins; supervisor E.
7. Oldham. clerk; George T. Lucy, assessor
aud oyerseer of the poor James A. Bishop,
collector; Il. l.. Chiefly, commissioner OF
roads; DR.. T. james Taylor, DR.. Carter
Haskins. and II. M. Williams, justices T..
B. Williams, Freeman w. Jones, and VIII
liam III. Gill, constables.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02
DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
ROWANTY TOWNSHIP

The Republicans have carried this county
by about $50 majority, electing their officers
in all the townships except Dar1ille's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAM o.-The re-
- markable value Of this GUANOis now 30 well
known ind appreciated, that II scarcely needs
farther commentator from Us. We WIN only say
better than that heretofore sold by US for the
company. ez-.s-
Orders and communications are solicited, and
viii recei ee prompt aHd careful attention.
Our Gusno Circular, containing cert acate3 and
farther Information mailed 20 all sppltCanss:
taugfE tStct ,<kt{a Agents for the Conpktiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

"O! FOR D q n IUP'S .-IHe DTUHu,
IL Street Methodist Episcopnl Sunday s sGn6oi
FIJI Mace on SATURDAY NEXT, June 4th: me
train viii leave the Petersburg depot at 7o'c1ock
precisely. AS only limited hummer ,, can go' pro-
The trains Will go to Petersburg and return to
DunIop,s within an hour, and in the evening take
the Petersburg visitors home In time to return to
Richmond by a o'clock. a, r.
Round trip ticket, including dinner. I'll SO
c9 9a ne b; at BiDG oGD,S, BATES i WADDY
BROTHERS and from the children of the school.
myS1--Tu, Their .r' .'-zs s@rE#@r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02
TOILET ARTICLES.

!
TOOTH BRUSHES-Murray's patent
i and others-in great variety at
= = 80 . WOOD & SONS, ...
je2 Ninth and Main streets.
CTEPH ANOTIS-the latest and best per-
y f,ime-at ."'r WOOD & SONS,
je2 s..r corner Ninth and Main streets.
ZINE SOAPS-Lubin's, Cordray's, Lows,
Il Clcavers, and oihcrs-at 1910
! WOOD & SONS,
lee - corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

In. p. HowAnp; and cher sstscles WINCH
we cannot now recall. .,.,,,,.
The Journal richly nsrits aiase ~ oui''-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02
AmuSEMENTS.

THILDREN'S FAIR.-THE INFANT
~ CLASS or THE GRACE-STREET, BAp-
TTST SJINDAY-SCHOOL will hold Fla IR In the
iecture-room of the church on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY June I'd and 3d) for the benefit or Inc
earnestly solicit the encouragement Of the public
In their benevolent enterprise. =.
: doors omen n Z n, clock z. NJ. my 8l-ab
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Ia NEW DISCOVERY. s's'' E'"f's''a''.
bay R4 s191rs n gssA sEs s5su1 AToR

a.
Ds!J! FEMALE sEGUGAFoR. !.
7Eafsf @5 WOMANS BEST FHEEND@ - {.,..s =
A legitimate prosecution, scienttdcauy pre-
pared, for disedsea peculiar 50 ladies'
II isnSs acase- an, bat q specfac for one class
Of disease tnst every lady to- and EEK.
euptien fromas an Si0u 10 . general rsle. 1
Tbis medtctae IL approved and TecCJnneelst Of
tlIebest sksss 81 tts and % sse
efeTnYf.Lrl. KS .5ES5r 3sSsssSEtkN -
Sthhae basrs nat nd m for ts,e iasttRensy
years. and siiere fts virtues are known abottle b
to beiound IN every house.
For frlE partsculars. HISTORY, 2H& desertpfa0Hca
diseases together with certificates OF It's wonders
fal suyes, the reader is refeTre 20 fns wrsPps9gs
7Maanfacsarel BY SUPERINTENDENT ifansa, 3
Gas and for sale by PURce1Ls IsADDi CO.,
BssW. POW ERS, and by druggists generally. e7'
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, mads 10
EL onS osdafdH LoadoA, AIds 20 % of
superior, quality Il large supply JUS fecassed
Cor sale by tnE a'stsS<f J.iB1AfR, OfuxBf3t 70
sp ee1' a. fsa a;sFi,iiFt s2S Broad street. -
HOFFs MALT Z XTRACT-A Full
\ 'apDlysa Asss 'es ~ J. S r. ~ Dssgz,s.
APPS .nifl III Il y.E q sss sEesd street {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02
ELECTION RETURNS.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
rprApn raUNauJp

Supervisor, D. s. Hicks; Assessor, B: 3.
Wilkes; Connolly for collector George w: N:
E. Young clerk Willie Short, oycrseer OF
the poor u. #. Poynor, William A. Short,
and j. b. Battle, justices E. G. Jolly,
James T. Lashlcy, constables, and tie for
fha ot bpr
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

A NICE LITTLE PARTY.-A party OF
gamblers sat down to a game of euchre
on election day on the outrageous bank
of Kansas Creek. The sport went on
peacefully for while, until one of the
gentlemen was discovered making use Of
that ignorance of the game which proved
so exasperating to VIM. Nye and James
Truthful in famous passage OF the
Table Mountain. The ordeal of battle
was decided upon for settlement Of the
points at issue. Two combatants fought
duel on horseback, in which they dis
sected each other like jealous young
surgeons, and their horses catching the
chivalrous infection bit and tore each
others necks and checks into shreds.
W hen the fight and one of the gamblers
were finished, the survivor was promptly
shot by spectator, who had probably bet
on different result. and the fighting be-
came general. The whole party were
soon stretched out on the autumDal herb
age, when, unfortunately. a physician
CDR. Lawrence, who tells the story)
passed that way and rendered professional
assistance, and it is feared that some of
them may recover.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

OLD NEwsPAPERs-Ma Many people
take newspapers, but few persons pre-
serve them. The most interesting read
ing imaginable is a file of old newspapers.
1t brings up the very age, with all its
genius and its spirit, more than the last
labored description of the historian. Who
can take paper dated halfa century
ago without the thought that almost
every name there printed is now cut
upon tombstone at the head Of an
epitaph? The doctor, (quack or rcgular)
that advertised his medicines and their
cures, has followed the sable train of his
patients the merchant in his ships
and the actor wfo could make others
laugh or weep, can now furnish q skull
for his successor in Hamlet. 1t is easy
to preserve newspapers, aud they viii
repay the trouble, for like wine, theil
value increases with age.-I'faters
| Circular.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

ENTIcING DELIcAcIEs.-The " "Besicg-
ed Resident" who sends such interest
ing letters from Paris to the London
Daily Ne,os, says in recent communi-
cation: 81 dine habitually at bouildon;
there horse-Aesh is often in the place OF
beef, and cat for rabbit. Both, however,
are excellent, and the former is little
sweeter than beef, but in other respects
much like it; the latter something
between rabbit and squirrel, with I
favor of its own. 1t is delicious.
recommend those who have cats Will
philoprogenitive proclivities, instead 0
drowning the kittens, to eat them. Eitllel
smothered In onions or in a ragout, the,
are capital eating. When return 4
London I shall frequently treat mysel
to one Of those domestic animals, ant
ever feel grateful to Bismarck for having
taught me that cat served up for dinner
is the right animal in the right place"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

The PresbyteIians of Nova Scotia
have celebrated their centennial. From
one church they have grown to ono
hundred with ten Presbytcries and one
thousand members.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Senator Rcveis, Of Mississippi, -
thrifty. What with lyceum lectures and
Senatorian pay he has saved enough to
buy an eleven-hundred acre plantation
near Natchez.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

An hciress at Galcsburg, Illinois,
thought it would be fun to marry .
blacksmith, but after month OF wedlock
she has returned home and had her meas-
urc taken for divorce. sasu
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

A gentleman at Cheyenne lost few
thousand dollars at q game called faro,
and because he wanted to make . fuss
about it, be had the whole upper crust
of his head shot of. OF with his head
SO much for bucking 'cm." E
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31
Another negro was hanged in sbofi

Another negro was hanged in short
order few days ago near Miami,
in Missouri He had outraged = young
girl, broker three Of her ribs, and then
tried to shoot her. On being arrested hc
confessed his crime, was Instantly hang
ed on tree at the roadside. and len
there for three days. A paper was pin
ned to his coat, on which was written,
nLet this man hang"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

People who 60 much into society soon
find that It sharpens the intellect,
awakens the conversational powcrs, and
arouses keen spirit of observation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Mrs. Justice-of. .the~p Peace Morris, of
Wyoming, for weighty personal reason,
has retired to private life. It weighed
about ten pounds. s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Rosa Bonheur is said to be coming to
this country to paint the buffalo in his
native wilds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

ftt ,-f.r
Two Georgia negroes have had but
ting match q sixty-foar r0nqasA xhlsA
resultea ~ af1ss n .,.ssw@,s
Well dressed women drink whisky j n
the saioens q Wampun ia YiA- in ths
daytime. ssas ~ srsaF 4Tsvo5 srn,
A charming girlsin sCoviugtoa, OH,
last week RiggIed to ths exeunt Of disls.
eating her lower jsw.
DR.. Mary Walker has four corns On
her toes from wearing tight boets. Wo-
men are rapidly Obtaining their riGhtao
Conscience has been callsd thai ce3cstial
harmony which vibrated in tho eau Of
the martyrs, and soothed their sufksrinU-
= What is the difference between .
church organist and the infne8ay One
stops the nose and the other knows the
stops. As' sa ~
aNo man dsres to call me his own"
triumphantly declared Miss Susan b.
Anthony, at the Woman Suffrage Con-
vention in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Flowers, of Topeka, Is 4 candi-
date for sngrossing clerk in the Kansas
Legislature. She has twice served as .
deputy clerk in the House. RI
A gentleman IN the piil-poetlng DUAL
ness ia an Eastern city remarked recently
that he would like = partner IL Il was not
so much trouble tosteach him how to
make paste. ii 80
"Fancy," said Sidney Smith to some
ladies, when he was told that one Of the
giraffes at tho Geological Garden had
caught cold, "a giraffe with two yards. Of
sore throat =
| The New Orleans Times suggests the
propriety Of applying to the principal
lottery manager Of the State title . Of
nobility The lord high chance-ssllef Of
Louisiana 8
New York bruisers now have "a repeir
to Capads for mill privileges.
Children bent Oh mischief Should BE-
straightened out kd sMTTEn $-~ Eu Aasx
=
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

If you want the neighbors to 'ssknow
all about you" give . party, and don't
invite the folks who live next door.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Rather scarcnstic Is
the following summing up of county
fair. held 1t Clearield, Pa, as given by
the Wutchma,s, published at Bellefonte,
Pa uThc Clearfield fair consisted OF a
calf. q goose, and pumpkin We are
told that it rained 30 hard the first night
that the goose swan of, the calf broke
loose and eat the pumpkin, and = thief
prowling around stole the calf And that
ended the fair. ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Ruskin's solemn warniDE ID BsskpaI I
may well be fung gzonathn SIDE The Atlaas'-
tic "a nation aeanaos rslsst loegy - %
monoy- y-making mob; III eaupqt Fith, inr.
punity--it cannot With existanf - ~ \.
despising literature, 1desptss6ga sSGfssoEs =
despising nature, d<spising cCsSpassiSuyz
and coucentrating smi1 on pssossSrl
Wealth corrupts, knowledge sayes q.
republic. Every voter ought to be se
thinker. The life Of the masses ought
to be employed ia intellectual pursuits
Of some Kind, or it will speud itsslfs n
vice and violence. We therefore hail
every agency that bcgets lore Of read
ing and stimulates thought IN the pscpic.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

THE POSSIBILITY OF A PERPETUAL
CoNGREss.-The Washington corrcspon-
dent Of the New York Herald, Decem-
Der Sth, says:
The House judiciary Committee at the
last session agreed to report the bill to
repeal the Act of January 22, 1867,
which provides that the Fortieth aud
each succeeding Congress should meet
at noon on the 4th of March immediate-
ly after the adjournment of the preced-
ing Congress This determination of
the Committee will be reconsidered, very
probably, and it may be agreed to let
the Act of January, 1867, stand, SO that
the next Congress will meet Immediately
at the close Of the present one.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

HvHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
II fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attentie to business, expects to suit ali
those who may favor him with their patronage
Having heretofore carried nothing but
E,irst-CIass Hair Dressing saloons,
he expects to give cntire satisfaction to all.
w- Children and Ladies' hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
sel I9y2
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

Mr.. Gladstone spoke one hundred and
seventy-eight times during the lass sses-
sion of ParIianeut, and his speeches %
cupy eighty columns of the Londea
Times ~ snns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31
A NeBLEMAN A sAILon.TThe Ne,
York Herald of December 7tT sa~. ~,

A NeBLEMAN A SAILoR.TThe New
York Herald of December 7th saysi +
Application has been to the Collector
Of Customs at Boston, BY AZ attorney now
stopping in that city, asking pefmissicue
to take from the files at The d cCrstolM
House the original shipping articles !. of ,
the schooner Hera, to be used 10 deter.
mining very important question pend.
ing in Great Britain. II il stated slkss
George Fl. OsboFne, whose ssigssAsss
appears in the list n mate Of that yessel,
is known to have been the Earl of Abes-.
deem. The title to large estates aud 20
seat in the House Of Lords IL favor
of his brother depends upon this identity
of the person lost with the lats EarhsanAs
this depends greatly upoan proving biz
signature. s, Rsa..ge : ~. .........s., J.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

justly PUNIsHED.-A Salt Lake
paper says:
The following dispatches has been re-
ceived from Nephi, Utah, dated Decem
ber 5th: "Two men. named Richart
Sopher and Antoine Vaslardie, werc ar
rested, charged with committing rape Of
their step. daughters, whose ages are ten
eleven, twelve and thirteen years, boil
the men having married women who hat
children by former husbands. Tn
prisoners made full confession of thei
guilt, and while being conveyed to prisol
under guard they gave yell, and, spring
| ing out of the wagon, ran away, tn
guard pursuing and calling on them e
stop. The prisoners paid no attention
to their demands, and the guard hred
bringing them down. The prisoner
died shortly afterward.'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

GEO. w. GRAY, d. d. O.,
NKYOULD SOLICIT THE PAT
w ronage of all persons desir-
sing ARTIFICIAL TEETH and ~
FIRST CLASS DENTAL opera WI{Yx3Y
tions. Nitrous Oxide administered for the pain
less extraction of teeth, when desired. Charges
moderate.
Office in Parrish & Co.'s brick block. Resi-
dence, first house south of Congregational Church,
fronting Court House block.
Albany, Oregon, July 2, Is70-43
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

GAMBLING EXTRAORDINARY
shall Bazaine is magnificent in his losses.
The other day he surrendered at Metz,
with 5000 officers and l73, 900 soldiers,
surrender certainly without a parallel
in modern history. His losses at cards
are on q similar scale. While in Mexico
he .contrived to lose, at single sitting
at monte, $l69, 500. The wagers were
not less than 100 ounces, 81 600 gold
aud twice Baxaine put $50, 900 against
the banks. Baxaine was winner at one
time by 500, 900, but finally the tide o.
fortune turned. He paid up next morn
ing like man. Such feats as this art
only equalled by lively day in Wal
street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-31

WANTED.
nnn BU Shells OF OATS, for
1Qt>tWW which tho highest market price
viii be paid, in CASH, 1t the store Of
N. s. DU BOISE.
Z Also, Butter and Eggs, in uniimited quantity.
for which the highest market price will be paid in
cash. Call and see mo.
Albany, Aug. 20, Is7e-5e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-10-14
\ DMlNlSIHATRIN' SALE OF
IANni

NOTICE is hereby given. that by yir
tue ofgn order Of the Dubois Com
mon Pleas Court, the undersigned. Adj
lministratriN of the estate of Adam Rich.
ards. deceased. will Offer for sale a, rub.
lie auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, November 18th, 1870,
the Following lands and premises of the
idecedent. situated i'm the County Dubois.
state of Indiana, TO be sold in scpcratc
tracts. viz:
The cast halfof the north west quarter
OF Section 81. town l south OF range 3
west, containing 80 acres. also. the north
bali OF the north west quarter of the
north east quarter of section SO. town /
south of range 4 west, containing 20
however, To the widows.
interest IN said several tracts of lands.
TERMS or SALE :-Onc-ilird OF the
purchase money 10 he paid in cash. one
third in six months. and one-third
IN twelve months. the purchaser Civ
ing notes for said deferred rayments.
bearing interest. with approved surely.
and waving benefit from valuation and
laws. /
4. :. sale Ia begin at 2 O'Clock l., NJ.
MARGARETiIA RICHARDS.
Administrators.
j. Buctincr Atty.
Oct. l4th, lS70-4ws.
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute of Dubois
County will be held in the town of Hunt
inyburgh, commencing on
TUESDAY, November god, 1870,
at o'clock, A: M. The law requires
every public school in the county TO be-
dismissed during the session of The Tn.
s;itutc. The Examiner wishes to impress
upon the minds of the teachers the fact
that the law must be observed. and that
every teacher is expected TO be in attend
ancc promptly.
Assistance from abroad is expected in
the conduct of the Institute.
A. j. STRAIN, Co. Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-10-14

The RRsULT.-Of course full return,
have not vet been received Of the cleo.
ton throughout the State, but enough /.
known to make it probable that the Re-
publicans have carried the State by from
1000 to 5000 majority. This lamcntabls
fact is due to the apathy among Demo.
ciats: occasioned in many places by put
ing IN nomination as candidates for To-
cal Offices, men who did not work earn-
estiy, or had not the ability to aid the
general ticket. Along the border coun-
ties, too, no doubt immense frauds were
perpetratcd in tic negro vote. which il is
to be hoped the courts will siit out.
"A gentleman from Pike county tells
us that the Democratic ticket was sue
cessiui there, with the exception of the
candidate for county auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-10-14

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. The following
is the result OF the election for TOWNSHIP
officers in the several townships in thi,
county. on last Tuesday:
ferdinand II. Zimmerman VA.
elected Trustee by lsrgc majority: J.
q. WGbkcnbery Jus.ice of the Peace. p
brom and M. Schwartz, Consta5ies, and
L. j. Ernv. Assessor.
cambridge Tp.--N. Hoslins Justice
OF The Peace. having received 3O9 votes.
A. Ecsert aud Tom Dillen were elect.
cd consiables.
;. kucbler was elected Trustee, hav-
ing received 372 votes.
John II Melchior for Assessor. having
received 435 votes.
HARRISON Tp.--.yohn Frcybercer 70.
L. Clements, 10, Hagen II for Justice
of the Peace.
+. Stroller and S. p. Mccain were
elected consiabes.
simeon Bix!er was elected Trustee.
John Abel for Assessor.
Hall TP.--John ID. IIavs and j. Main
were elected Justices OF the Peace.
Abe. Hays and George Wonder. con-
stables, and Joe. Betz Assessor.
Columbia. W. II. Pinnick AMI w 7
Maple We're elected Justices Of the Peace.
y: ". Simmons Trustee, and jill.
Assessor.
Patoka Tp.--L. Miller and T. Enlow.
Justices of the Peace
Aug. Behmer and A. Il. Sprad!cy, con.
stables
NJ. Fisher Trustee; o. j. Greenway,
Assessor.