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FRANK HEREFORD, OF Monroe County
ohio County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
LEWIS BAKER.
MEmakRs HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
4. q. BARR,
JOHN FAIRS.
E.G. CRACRAFT.
SHERIFF,
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
b. A. GALLIGAN.
RECORDER,
ROBERT b. WOODS.
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FOR CONGRESS.

FIRST DISTRICT,
tofiN ]. DAVIS, OF Harrison County.
sO THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
, 1870-07-05
Qt1t1tuirQtiu1
To the Editor of the ''St. CrOix Avis"
Dear Sir !

4 'hV A@uAtUI Va tAC 'Hl' VHUAA AFLSs
Dear Sir
| avail myself of the medium of your
paper to draw the attention of the Police
10 a new device adopted by the former
yOlarIes O the ''bambola" to torture their
neighbours. Last night there was a
5-Cts.-IadIeS-aud-33-ct gentlemen party
held in Hill Street, Freegut, that nice
quarter o the town where policemen are
50 seldom seen, and at eight o'clock the
sound of IA fiddle and "A tambourinc an
nounced to the neighbourhood the pro-
babIe loss OF some hours sleep. This
loss, however, on the principle of mutual
forbearance, | for my part made up my
min to suffer. At about 10 o'clock,
when the excitement of the dance was at
Its height, the tambourine was found in
sufficient, and it was ~improvised into Il
bambola drum, which thanks to the
strength of the player, answered its pur-
pose admirably in completely destroying
all sleep until the exhausted dancers cried
''hOId" at about 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Whether such amusements are allowed
IN Freegut on the ground of the suppos-
ed liking of its inhabitants for them |
cannot tell, but /, for my part would like
to enjoy the immumities of the jewellers
III King and other Streets.
Bassih Freegut, July 5, 1870.
A SUFFERER.
, 1870-07-05
PrOClama.

0~RVINGERNE cfter den Novbr.
III 1867 her afd0dc Enkcmadamc
Judith Levy f0dt Hohcb, hvis 30 efter
endeel at de myndigc Arvingers Be
@J4rlng err taget under BchandIing af
undertegncde SkiftcloryaItcr, indkal-
DIES heryed med Aars 90 Days Varscl
til at anmeIde og beyiisIiggj0re dcrcs
Arveret.
St. Thomm Skiftcrets Contoir, den
lstc JUL 1870.
p. NJ. ANDERSEN.
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step, and tells his sorrowful tale to pas
senger who Il smoking . cigar. Mean
while the woman has found An acquain-
tanos. 70 wbom shs Is talking n briskly
as II this was tho first chance she had bad
since last summer. She wants TO get out
Mt Twentieth street. Conductor stops the
Car but the woman, half rising, continues
her able remarks to her acquaintance.
Conductor says, "Plcase hurry up mad
am" and she jumps to her feet, shakes
hand, with her friend, saying. "Oh! l
forgot to ask after John !" John is well
but the woman thinks it necessary to Of.
fer some extended sanitary suggestions In
reference to Johns health, and to declare
that she will be abectly miserable unless
Mary Jane brings the twins up to spend
the day. More obiurgations on the part OF
the degraded outcast on the back platform.
The woman nj last starts for the door. and
Is about to step of, when she misses her
purse. The goes back into the carlo look
for it. moves all the passengers. overturns
all the hay. at last finds the purse in her
pocket. says Goodbye; come up to sec
me" again to her friend, and gets out.
Conductor r,.ttles avolloy Of imprecations
down the street after her, pulls the strap
s,vagcly. and transfers twenty-five cents
worth of fares from his business pocket
into his own private exchequer asa balm
To sooihe his lacerated fcclings.-Sanddy
DiJdtch.
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.NisceIlasseosss.
The Woman Who Lingers.

She stands on the corner. with squad
Of female friends, and smiles rs tho car
driver. mt the same time signaling him
with her parasol. As soon rs he begins
to slacken his pace, she opens out in con-
versa,iou with her friends. The car stops,
and the conductor waits. She Chances
around at him, steps down from the curb
stone. and branches or into a fresh lot Of
talk. The conductor looks mad. He re-
quests her To hurry up. Sherushes Mt the
car. seizes the iron hand-rsil To make sure
that she has got that car all safe and GER
tain, and then she determines that she will
have her talk out or perish on the flag
stones then and there. She has more last
words than the Indian chief who refused
to die and go to the happy hunting
grounds until he had said the Ten Com
mandments aud the Constitution Of the
United States. including the Fifteenth
Amendment backwards three times in his
native tongue. She holds on to that rail
grin,ly. plants one foot on the step, and
yells out. give my loveto Maria Tell
Arabella she owes me call Don't for
get to bring William Henry and the chill
drcn up to tea on Tuesday night and tell
Aunt Sarah I'd have that bombazine dyed
black and trimed with bugles I" Conduc-
tor looks like man who would commit
unjustifcable homicide upon slight prov
ocation. In wrath he pulls the bell the
woman mounts the steps. smiles at her
friends. waves her parasol at them. when
sho has sailed about hundred yards up
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In an article upon the probable scarcity
of Ice during the next summer, the Hart
ford Post tells the following capital story :
A good many years ago, when ice in sum-
mer was rarity in cities, and an unheard
of thing in the country, good deacon OF
a rural church WAS charged with having
got decidedly fuddled one 4th Of July
In New York. He was arr.igned for his
misconduct. With tears in his eyes he
confessed his fault, but pleaded in p.llia-
ton that il wa, prodigious hot day. anil
the lemons and Ice In the punch did look
so cool and inviting that he couldn't resist
the temptation. and he supposed no did
actually drink to intoxication. A low
browed brother on n back seat listened Mt
tentively but incrcdulously to the defence.
and at It's conclusion rose. I'll haint no
objection. said he, ito mans getting
drunk. II he owns up to It and Is sorry for
It; that's thing u mans liable Ia. and
praps some times he cant help Ii; but
when the deacon comes in here and under
takes TO excuse himself In such way rs
that-talking about seeing leo in July. l
70 for jerkin' him out for lyins.
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rns Llbsrai Christian Union Of Providence
has sbund itssif obliged. aher years trial. 70
Danish billiard tables from their hall.
Why are umbrellas Ike good Catholics p
They kssp isat 20 we'll We are present. saf-
fsrcr.
Question In Arithmetio-Ifsi Sir walter SCOTS
dog vas worth ten guineAs. What uAs his kan
nsl-porhi
The young man who determined to seine the
frst thing that turned up has been arrested Tor
paIling another mans nose.
A ysnder Of quack medicines perpstrsies the
following atrocious couundrum ,-In what
does Queen Victoria take her pillsi In cider.
(lnsils herD
A gentleman In Dublin who has great wealth
keeps eight printing presses going. printing
tracts, many Of which be writes himself In sew
en- different languages.
Mr.. ssmvel A. Hitchcock. Of Brimaeld,
Mass. has just given $4,000 for the endO~-
men, Of the Hebrew profs..Oship in AndOver
Seminary.
Panch's "Is smole . CHASTITY SMILE" and
"M,ny wink he wank" have BEEN initiated by
. minstrel wit, who said. "Yoa sneezed . snoote
and sAid snoose it,"
A very corpuleut laiy got into the. East
Gloucester omnibus on Wednesday, and IS IL
was crowded. full she was obliged to stand up.
The driver speaking through the window. asked
he- Elf she had 4 scat'' "GOt seat enough.
but there's no place to put It,"
Certain Parisians have protested against the
censorship Of epitaPhs, and one Of the censors
proves his leuieucy BY presenting several which
he allowed to pass unchanged, among them
these: "Mlle. Marie Louise E. She was an
angel upon earth. VIVA. will she be In hsaven'"
"M FIJI, asvd 40. deeply regretted by his
widow. and by his brother. who Is q knight Of
the Legion Of Honor" "Emile c., aged
three years and q hail. His life was one Of SELF
denial and sacrifice
soon aiter the opening Of the Pacific railway.
. party. Of whom ex-senator Ben Wade was
one, IN .de the overland journey. Complaints
were expressed about the discomforts experience
si On the American Desert section Of the line.
Wishing to make the most Of what could not be
remediei, one Of the party remarked that with
plenty Of water to lay the dust. and pleasant
society, the Great American Desert would be
not only endurable, but delightful. whereupOn
the ex-senator observed: "with plenty Of wa
ter and god society hell would not be . bad
place TO live in"
Adiguiaei gentleman In gold .spectscles en-
tered bookstore and inquired; "Have you
'Feuehtwsngcr's Gems p "a large treatise on
Jewels. The lad had never heard Of Il, but he
instantly produced little religious volume, and
replied "NO, sir but here is book which
may answer your purpose-'Preoious Gems Of
the Heavenly FOundatiOns," The ss,onished
inquirer gave one searching snd perpleIed
glance over his spectacles, IS II in doubt wheth-
er the youth was making game Of him or NOT,
and then. without word. turned upon his heel
an stalked of reluctant, like an abused ghost.
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Slaughter of the Piegan Indians,

The report of the agent of tho Piegan
tribe of Indians has been received at the
Indian Bureau. 1t shows that the account
given by Vincent Collyer did not by any
means present the worst features Of the
affair. There is nothing in the records of
the Indian Office which surp.sses the at
rocities mentioned in this paper. The
troops numbered $50, mostly cavalry. On
the % of February the Indian village, con-
sisting Of A lodges, was discovered and
surprised near the Marias river. The
Colonel's immediate command commenced
the fight. and with terrific yells the sol
diers dashed upon the enemy. The at
tack was so sudden and vigorous that the
Indians were completely taken by sur
prise.
The majority Of them had not even time
to effect their escape from the lodges. The
scene presented was of frightful reality.
The lodges were ripped with knives, and
many bullet laid low the braves within.
The uproar was deafening. the Sounds Of
fire arms, the yells of the infnriated sol
diers and dea,h-cries of the redskins min
Cling. made the scene one Of terrible in
terest. Anon kegs of powder slowed
away in the lodges would explode and
kill the inmates. Several attempted to
pass from one side Of the river tn the 9th
or, but the wide circles of red with Indians
In the centre told too we'll how vain WAS
the attempt. Though all was In appar-
ent confusion. still the troops kept In such
order that not one of their shots hurt u
comrade.
One Piegan Indian. in fit of desper-
alton. killed his two squaws and drew
their corpses over his cowardly form. He
feigned death, but it awaited him nothing,
for soon his spirit joined those of his
squaws. The camp was conquered. The
regulars had wiped their savage foes out
completely. The command cncamped for
the night on the scene of action. The fol-
lowing morning the killed were counted,
and il was ascertained that 1877 Indians
had been thoroughly qnieted. while but
few Of them had escaped. Our loss was
one killed. Private Mckay. of Company
L, Second Cavalry. Wounded none. Pri-
waite Mullis, of the cavalry, fought in a
desperate manner. He killed alone twen-
ty Indians.
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rev Ut. NnNA' 'ee'o'N! VI ' ~
lean n'fa' 'u"s -, ~,
suits Oh mouefh 'n'ss'o"'' ',",e 10"
rcy became missionary e's"S .o"0
years ago. iherc arc NO. y ''
with i,ooo missionaries s"s '"o ~
pei 70 inc ne"'nen. Inv A'. .:,..
po''u N'"," "s . a"o -. 49,, 70
! 70" "o' n IT., -. 0oo 80
wv converts. t"0'o "0 Wv
preachers 'n INC o'u'n ''s i' ,"o
2o'Vo eommunicanS' ine'o arc NV
preachers In Madagascar ooo MISSION
aries In India zo'ooo COMMITMENTS IN
South Africa. $4,000 on the west oo"s'
OF Africa 100 native churches In turkey
and Persia and io'ooo people taught 10
read from n single station IN Eastern
turkey In 'we''e years. IN 100 "o.s
was SVEN ~, IN CIV s s,on noo . -
.a~a :, 80 80. 900 40 ooo ooo.
~ GOO 80 s.,VVV ~ - !"
anu !" i'''' ''o'o'O'0'
LONGING FOR hoat'-A lew '"oo''"'
ago. Rev. ID. A. Phillips. who has been
missionary to Africa, In addressing tne
ooiored bape't churen IN 'oou', A'No"
ma quoted tho Lorus r,'yer IN io'u'A'
wnen several men ana women :" A'
crown harry sn0"'ea win joy. s 80.
vice '"en'y-uVo OF 'nif'y p'on anu "o''.
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Ewes FALL.-The following Is said tn be
a French-man's account of the temptation
and fall of Eve;-
Monsieur Adam, he walked up, he sees
une belle demoiselle aslip in ze garden.
VOLTA de Ia chance. "Bon jour, Mad
anne w." Madame " she wake; she hole
her fan before to her face. Adam put up
his eye-glass 10 admire re t,bleau. ley
make one promenade. Madame lv, she
feel hungry; she see appel on rs arbre.
Serpent Sc promcne sur Parbrs. make one
walk on 20 tree. "Monsieur Serpent"
SAY ". "wccl you not have 20 bonte to
peck me some appel. j'ai faim. Certain
ment. Madame" say re serpent, "charmc
de vous voin" "lIolo, mon ami, ar-r-r-
eter vous." say Adam; stop. stop. que
songcz vous f,ire? What madness Is
zees-you mnst not peek Sc appel" Ze
snake, he takeone pinch of snuff, he say.
..Ah, Monsieur Adam. do you not know
zere Is Messing prohebeet for 20 lades2
Madame ". pcrmeet me to offer you
some Of this fruit defendu." ", she make
one courtesy, re snake he fill her whole
parasol wiz appel; he say "Eritis scicut
Deus. Mons. Adam he will eat zeappel.
he will become like one Diem, konw 70
good aud re evil; but You. Madame Nv,
cannot become more Of goddess ian
YOU are now" And zis finish Madame
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Sunday Re0dSssg.
The T,yo y'uisvss.

Over the river on the hill
Listh village white and still,
All around 10 the forest trees
SILVER and whisper In the breess,
Over ID sllling shadows 20
oc soarln. hawk and screaming GROW,
And mountain grasses. low and sweet,
Grow In the middle Of every street
Over the river under the hill,
Another village 10th stu,
There 500 in the eVoling night
Twlnkling stars Of household light,
Fires thai CLEAN nom smithy's door.
Mlsts that curl ON the rivers shorsi
And IN the rOad NJ grasses grow.
Yor tho wheels that hasten 10 and no.
In that VILLAGE on the hill
Never ID ,und Of thy or mill,
The houses are tha,ehsd with grass and
flowers,
NsvVr cloek 10 tell tss hours
The marble doors are always shut
You may not enter at hall or hut.
AL tho village lie asleep,
Never grain 10 SOW or resp'
Never I'm dreams 10 moan OF Sigh
Silsdt-and idle-and low-they lie.
In that village under the hill.
When the night is starry and stu.
Many weary soul In prayer
Looks 10 the other village there,
And weeping and a Ching. longs 10 20
Up to that home NON this below,
LOn.s 10 sleep by the forest wild.
whittier have vanished wifs and child,
Z. And hs~rsth, praying. tho answer nll-
"PAtienesl That village shall hold 10 all
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rt. os .vsrv man furnishes.
n, -, -, A. v.., S.o,sns In.
-. -. ,o,.,;,;..orv manner, h.y,
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that every one understands.
H., =.
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,o,r.v;,v Ths r,,rcs., or the number
900. R.r .-,,,r Nu,sr =, n;ss;onarv who
del IN India after tan wears, service in
,h., country .R;ob,.ou,,ex, tepde,b %
Uep
T. q, stated that I, late J,p,nese Con.
cr.s, decided tba. the Buddhist priests
sbo IA M, train any mora scholar, N their
rross..;on Nr,,v os thorn rec,rd TIN,
5..;.;on :. n, ,na;.,,;on Of ,r.a,.r favor
,ow,rd, Chr;,,;,n;,r and ara s,udvinc the
Bibls 80 a, TO be ready for the coming
change.
DIR polinp,r the leading Roman Cath
ole theolcgian of Austria, has fallen un-
der papal di,pleasure, and ecclesiastical
proceedings have begun against him. He
had severely attacked the Roman Courts
and threatened that the freemen oil Ger
many might refuse TO submit 70 the COM
ing Council.
Mems lives should be like the day, more
beautiful in the evening; or like the sum
mer, aglow with promise, and the au-
tumn. rich with the golden sheaves, where
good works and deeds have ripened on
the field.
Statistics show that of the 1875, 0O0,-
600 inhabitants of the world. there are
$50. OOO. 900 Christians. 500, OO0, 900 Budd-
hists and l65,ooo.ooo Mshometans. the
remainder being divided among Judaism
and innumerible other forms oil belief
and worship.
A man on the summit Of LOFTY noun.
tain sees things that on the plains below
would nave oeen qute Invisible o.
many things incomprehensioio 10 US on
the plains oil the earth WIZ Do III 'sioie
on the mount oil heaven.
The stone arrow-heads, lance-heads, and
hatchets found in Eur pc, India, China.
Japan and America resemble eaeh o'ner
so o'ose'y lhS' IL Is "i'eh 'ii'P'SS'ole' W us
tinSuish them oy their ior'n' ih's '''''
strongly points 10 the uh''y Oh the r'ee'
It is just two hundred and fifty years
since the pilgrims sailed for America.
Inc SohsrsE,'''o . p,ap'S a0 70 nav .
s"'' '' W -.
p'0''"o' :" 'o"oi VI '''" ' :"
riyh'ou'h no'A
Since 1884 the Pre'oyterians IN BROOK
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t'Se' 40,
heior'heu' o. EP'S0op''h'' 4"''"
dists, 3o' Unitarians' :. mere are no"
In oil. SIS Protestant churches In the CITY,
p..... -..o.-,ho. h.,, ,,r,,.oJ that Tho
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RIO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR.

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Hslo Jan 4. 1870.
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wha. 10 ruliy explained, and many matters Of tho
most important and interesting ehsrscter arc intro
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