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,tssi nal or Business Cards, not
exceeding lines, witt paper, 3 90
Obituary Notices, over SIX lines, ten cents
line. -.
sDssial and business Notices eight cents
/, Inc for first insertion, and four cents for
h subsequent insertion.
Us;Jlutons of Societies, or communica-
| ~ Of Personal nature must be paid for
4 |iiVeItisements.
JOB PRINTING.
We have made arrangements by which
can Do or have done all kinds of plain
ancy Job Printing, such as Books,
ln,hets, Show Cards, Bill and Letter
j, Handbills, Circulars, &c, in the best
If the art and at the most moderate
s. Also, all kinds of Ruling. Blank
Iks, Book Binding, &c, executed to order
pod as the best and as cheap as the
apest.
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AS ONE of the results of the fifteenth
amendment, the Assistant Secretary of
State, MIR. Davis, has the fever 'nsgur.
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SUMNER GARMENTS
NOTIONS & FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats. Caps. Boots, shoes,
EBENSRURG
D!s3y2 AND BOOK STORE.

DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
"AVING recently enlarged our stock
II we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
sists of Drugs, Medicines. Periumery, Fancy
Soaps, Icons, Halls and Aliens Hair Restor-
atiyes Pills, Ointments. Plasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesa, Ess Jamaica
Ginger. Pure Flavorlng Extracts, Essences
Lemon Syrup Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup
Rbubarb Pure Spices, &c;
CIGARS AND IOBACCOS,
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's WrItlng
Fluid. Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, his
tories, Bibles, Religious Prayer and Toy BOOKS
PenkniVes, Pipes, &c -
eB We have added to our stock lot Oh
FINE JEWELRY, TO which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paoer and Cigars sold either wholesale CT re-
tail LENNON l. MURRAY,
July 80, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.
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Polish soldiers should always cbA-
the needle gun The Use
tr"e = needle is always
~ me Pole
The war is over in Europe. Ii not.
where is it
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Ta1ICE TO LAND OWNERS-.

NE TO LAND OWNERS
l'rsa!ee no procured perfect list of all
||S1esrt of - oates OF warrants, and of the
he rer.ors purchase money and the names
&c sdn,ft Ions n, paying the same, with a com.
3 &s looa.a:ue maue from the official records show
ts,rsd ~ sSason Of each tract of land, am
10, ibs procure patents from the Land OF
Act of S"ners OF unpatented lands. under
esuD,rS rS'enoiy Of the Goth of MAY, 1864
rs der oN n' &c thereto. az required by the
tAe Surveyor General.
''sfurr IT, GEO. ID. READE.
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B y u Il E w NJ O S E S .
MERCHANT TAILOR,

BUILDING, CLINTON ST., JonNsrowS,
II of Jest received bis fall and winter stock
(lQfuSa ahe French, London and American
b s'Ii oASSlMERES and VESTINGS,
|sx 'ii assortment of Gents FuRNIsHINa
I'd ses No.ah mas been for eight years cutter at
|sss 10 GIeh Co.'S establishment, and now
hly ,S.t T,oTm h ms friends and the public gen.
|ssbT1S,ne ne mas commenced business in Sup.
Rod. on Clinton street, with a stock
+ uapteo to the fall and winter, which
,t nnda 10 make up in the latest STYLES
sSon 10 a.e sr prices for cash. hoping by at
SS0soo business to merit share of public
tAsrs,os 81, snd maintain that success which
y Tin" attended his efforts in producing
Itsp,,os garments. Give him a call.
''0"n' Sept. 2. 1868. If.
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IN a TRANCE.

MAN ABOUT TO BE BURIED AIIvE-TuE
FALL OF THE COFFIN LID AwAKENS HIM.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
PLANTATION BlffERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative Is the
sheet-anch0r Of the feeble
and debilihted. As q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid It has
no equal among stomach
les. As q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, 1t Is
superscding every other
s timulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, 1t acts
as a specific I'm every
species Of disorder which
undernines the bodily
strengtlrand breaks down
the animal spirits. :.
Wherever it is intro
duccd 1t becomes a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best ind purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
DIR. RTCHAp'S
EN 7gEM EDIES.

Dr. RICHAD'9
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
u.e these only. and save time, health and money
$1,000 REWARD for any ease OF disease IN
any stage which they taii TO cure.
r>R RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM, No. J.. cnre'
| turcrs liberated Sore Throat and Mouth. Sor'
Ey., .Ontnncons Erup,iuns, Copprrcoi bhteneS,
Soreness Il the Scalp. crofnla &c; u Is ,hc lr'hes
R.p,,yator. Alterniiy. ana Blood Pnriher Known,
removes ali mercury from the STEM, ana leaves Inc
blood pure and healthy. ts
s-xR nicnaU's GOLDEN BALsAM, No. 2, cures
1 J Mercurinl Affections, Rheumatism IN MI it'
forms. and gives Immediate relief In all cases.
price Of either No. l or 9. 50 per bot'ie' or TWO
BOTTLES for 50. ~
NR RIClIAU's GOLDEN ANTID0TE, rapid
l J. and radical cure fol all urinary Arrangements
Price IS per BOTTLE.
HR. gICuAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMouh'
l j n radical cure iDr Nervous or Gref"l D'nin,y
IN old or young; importing energy WIN w"hue''"'
aa,,.t Price So per bottle, or two bottles Ior 81
On retep. O rrice these remedies YIN oe sn rrss
~ ant narr Prom N attention paid to all CORES IRE.
nonsnts. None genuii@ wi, hont the name VI !, III
RRirHMT's GOLDEN REMEDIES ID. ~ hiIn'
All rs sole Proprietor" blown IN g'ss oi 9oe,
address Dr.. b. d. RICHARDS, No. 20 'aii'A
ST.. New York. .
Nov q, lSb9-S;ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

aFouanT MOLLY" -Revels, the
,negro Uaited States Senator from
Mississiypi, was resident Indian
npolis during tho war, ana maze
money by inducing colored men 70
enlist rs substitutes for whites. a
.ro,orcd man Of that city has publish
ed IL card, in which he says that
Reycls did thus '.niake sale OF his
..oIorcd friends to the highest bid
dor" and "made several hundred
dollars by thus trafficking in the
bodies OF his fellow coored men,
Probably Rcvels took this way OF
.trafficking in bodies to pay him for
saving souls Anyhow, he thus es-
tablished beyond dispute his claims
to The Radical style of patriotism.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Tue GALVESTON RoAD.-lt will
be good news TO our readers that
work has been commenced on de-
pot building mt Lawrence, Kansas,
for the tho Galveston road. The
papers there say it is to be the fin
est onr the line, and are assured by
the Superintendent that it will be
pushed to completion rs fast as ii III
in the power ot mcn and moncy to
90 it. This circumstance would
seem to imply not only that the
company are fully determined to
ra. h ~ road so important to this
State and city, but that they have u
sutIisf4ncy of means to carry out
this purpose with all possible cxpe-
Aitiop. - Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
PlnsoNAL PaoPRnrY OF Mas. LEr

PERSONAL PRoPsRrY OF Mas. LEE
The House Committee OF Congress
ON the judiciary has agreed To ro'
pnrt bill To return 10 Mrs. IL. IL.
Leo certain articles, formerly the
property of' Gen. George Washing
Ton, which were taken from Airing
ton by Gen. Mcdowell, in the early
,art OF the war, aud are now IN
possession of the Interior Depart
ment. a Washington special says
Mr. Kerr, OF Indiana, will oifer The
resolution directing tho return oil
the articles, aud il will be support
ed By every member OF the commit
tee. These articles embrace the
camp und field furniture OF Genera!
Washington, good deal OF china.
ware and considerable household
furniture. They have been for
some years objects Of interest and
curiosity IN the Patent office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
WUtT UNUSEKEEPERS SAY
BouT OUR NEW

aThcir value canpo, be esilmated."
..Each succeeding year adds to their
popularity" !,
aNo economical IIousekeeper can afford
to be without them.
"They ought to be. in every house in this
country"
.They can be cheerfully and conscien
tiously recommended by every person who
ever used hem"
eThoroughly reliable in all situations,
never failing to operate and give perfect
satisfaction
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Mckinney has no public build
;nes. worth ialking about. bat can
very properly boast Of possessing
The hest Brass Band in Northern
Texas. For a reasonable comPen-
sst;on this band viii attend any
pubIie gathering and dispense the
most nsszuffcsnf music.
rDssssr Hsrissr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

On tho End inst, the House OF
Representatives of the Louisiana
Legislature adopted the report OF
the SPECIAL committee appointed to
investigate charges made against
q MI Wickliffe, State Auditor,
which provides for his impeachment
for high crimes and misdemeanors,
bya vote of IA yeas to 3 nays
When the vote was announced,
Speaker Carr rose and said: 81
therefore, declare that George nj
Wicklitfc, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts for the State of Louisiana
stands impcached of high crimes
and misdemeanors."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Ayers CatharClC F1llS,
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE. ~ e
Sc IL ~ - cine Is so universally re-
1fA quired by everybody as
~ cathartic, nor was ever
uk~ any before so universal
ly adopted into use. In
every country and among
LA all classes, as this mild
.aa LHNWGNB but tficient purgative
KY - Pill. The obvious rea-
49, - son 10. that II is q more
(<S-.zszsS1 = reliable and far more ef
!z=...s--. sfectual rrmedy than any
: : other. Those who have
.,,a Al, tnov that n cured them; those who have
~ t,ovr that Il curcs their neighbors and friends.
and all know that what IL does once :, Goes :,
that Il never fails through any fsult or neglect OF
IL composition. We have thousands upon thou
lands oi certificates Of their remarkable cures ettne
following complaints. but such cures are khown !,
Adsnted 10 all ages and conditions in all climates
containing neither calomei or any ceieterous afugs
they may be taken with safety BY snyeooy;. ane,i
nesr coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
sbem pleasant TO take. while being purely
no hal m can arise from their use IN any quantity;
They operate BY their powerful influence On we y
rircern 20 purify the blood and stimulate u
heslthy action-rensse the obstruetions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
bodv. restoring their Irregular action TO henifh and
sy e1sI = ar sbs rss origin q disease
1;.rfs directions are given In the wrapper OF
the boz, for tn follt wing complaints which thest
Tar DvsSepsfn or Inaigesfion. Ltstfess-
~ess. Iaaguor and L0ss Of Appcttc, thty
shouH BE- taken moderately % stimulate the stom-
srh ana restore its bsslthy tone and action.
Tor Liver Complaint snd its vsrio.s symp
1 toms. Bilfous Headache. sick Mesaa ne,
Iaundice or srren Sickness, Bfifon'
Collie and u1ltoes Eeverss they sncs,a - =.
diiously taken for each 10 CORRECT the c-eeses
srf,or On remove the otsfruet.cns which c-u-t ~
Tor Dys<ssery OF Dtsrrhes. bet one ms
~ sh~~u. ff<w- Gsut. Gravel. Rslpf'
s>ff~1 - 1k< uIrara, Bnin IN ne Side
/ R.rE or Lefus. they should b contnuousll
r.r~o. q r-cuir-d % change the di-e.-ed rction
the system VITA such change tho>s cefnpi<inr
w Drspsy ma Drsp-s~~ssvei ne.
1houId BE- taken IN l<rrs and frequent does 70 Pro
For aupvrces1en 4 lsrE< doe shonie - ts*s'
- Il u-,l,,c-- N. desired eject ~ sTnp<f1T
| A.. Ulun<r Ff0. rsts cre ort~o ftf y
promote dir--rior ssc relieve tt- rt1mseh-
Al r~rx@Ior1I dee srinuI4t-t ne trurrrn ~
h1rri- Irt1 Es<rtI srfio1, rEsrcr@ ~ .lF-'I,
rnf irrir1-<<-< ne Usfru- Hrnr- y - o,irn =
~~r-~r--ns xh-~< - <r-for< d<r-r<tru@rt srlsr'
On 40 DIS lsl--zhir vel. otrr tr1< ihr- -.
a fh--- PIN n-ks Sin - t--i1-diI ts',rr -,
rssr r,-r-ins srs ,srs--sirs -rs-t - ~ e's''
On, >. G. AxkR . co Pr-<ss<.
Ck-ufrfs. LOWELL. Ma<*- Us a
s.is 4, ~ Drurr I-ts rnz D-.l--s 4. Nc..r,r- =
Ir-Trt-r. A. rtslr<.Is u = .. FIJI 90
"a wUIE10cE- EEItT - - 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

We had tho pleasure, Thursday,
Of a visit OF that stalwart veteran or
many wars, Gen. J. B. Magruder,
who visits our city. on a occurring
tour. The general is the evergreen
of our old army He looks as hale
and vigorous now ms he did when
he came through this city twenty
three years ago from the Mckee n
war. ii company with Cor. Frank
In pierce, afterwards President of
The United States. The general is
warmly welcomed to our city by
his numerous friends and old ac-
ouaintances o Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
Henderson Land Sale.
Txzu ConzEEIss1o1VERs TO
TEzE PUEBLO.

yNT HEN. on The 9th Of August last, application
wv was mad. IL us by Mr.. McClain to postpone
the drawiLS of prizes In III"
HENDERSON, OUNTYL LAND SALE,
we ,onhdcntl, believed that most, " not ALL Of the
a kets thereof could be oil posed of by the zsth OF
December; bti the extraordinary striipency OF the
money n,arke. has been such, rgret to say, hat
i, b.s he, Il imIn.sitl, tUsel Sufficient number 10
ius,i the draw ing without heavy loss to The pro-
Proprietor. The Commissioners low here have de
ity ed until tie latest moment, with the hrpe that
he returns from agents would warrant them 10 pro-
coed with he drawing, but The result coi1peis tins
W. are happy to assure the public that universal
confidence is unaffected all over the land in tue
fair mes, aud soundness OF the enterprise No simi-
lar scheme ever generally endorsed by we'll
known gentlemen and BY the newspapers Of the
country :,
y'rrason of the fact that more difficulties have
beei, ENCOUNTER ed in this undertaking than an
ticipated by the owner or Ourselves, we propose 70
defer the drawing ill the 9th day of June, leo.
The proprietor does not desire 10 hold any tickets
him, ell and In Justice to him, ask the public 20
bear with him aud ourselves. He deserves !onr IN
diligence. TIE rent OF the farms fot this year lsu9)
will be held by US and paid promptly 10 ,hosc ar.w
ing The same. They will be aeain rented for the
coming year s70). good bonds iaken will be placed
in our hands, aud by us assigned TO those drawing
these ~ ICES. This consider very liberal, ant
slouIi be satisfactory 10 iiekct-hoiders We Know
this delay is annoying tn those who hold tickets u
This enterprise. Ii is regretted by us, and imposei
heavy expense the owner, but We know the prop
err, 10 be very Saluabe, and think II our duty e
extend the time that reasonape price may pe "
allied for II.
Ne, boweyer, reserve the privilege Of having In
drawing ANY day prr-yious To the rne liked 10y us, ~
we are assured that Mr., Meciain does mol ue.ir
any ote han fair price for his properly aiter III
exI enses Of the enterprise are paid.
The money for the iiakcts sold II In the hands Q
the regular agents, where IL Is under our sole con
! troll, aud, should any shareholder he dissatfsne
:. 4. I. La s,. HIS money will be refude
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

FATAL DIFFIcULrY IN HOUSTON
On yesterday morning, the 4th inst,
a difficulty occurred in Houston on
the wharf at the foot of the Main
street. between Mr.. Reyes and Mr..
Thomas Grafton, his brother-in-law,
in which, after both had fred sever
al shots, Mr.. Grafton was shot IN
the head, from the effects Of which
he died yesterday evening. The
difficulty grew out Of an old family
feud. Keys was arrested but releas-
ed on bail.-TGalveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Cnte MFxlfe We llssass w.
Az aiismli - ifffls a. assas.
nais l.sfd1 q. Isjsis ani ~.
,iai,a sania Anna. les l.ssn diss'is
trs.lh.rs aai ifusifalsd The rins
l,rfrrs vrFs arrested uad luds'd h.
Ifison.
Oiici has bssr issio-td 10 Paeb
o.
The anihoriiiss iu Miehoaesn az
aruing irnors' the rial purpose u
unknnSn, bal the prrlvnee 10 10
In scrye the peare-
Trsps have manhrd irom Vera
Crus against tho uriEaba lnsur.
gents, i;sh. Eehegary has l"ined
llr insurgents.
A ba,tie took place IN San Lals
Pulusi on the iiA ait. between the
hasurgsnls ard Onvernmenl troops
Inc insurgents were vicinrloas, cap
lnring lwanlY pieces ~ artillery
and compelling Gsn, Esheea 70 ny
in ha,lo
Il is believed tia, Gen. Negreie
l. concealed in this city, working IN
isNor OF Santa Anna
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

4 so,d story is told of Gen, Ne
Cook and the King nj the Sandwich
Islands. The former had been sen,
ont "a the King by Mr.. Seward with
proposition TO bay the Islands
ard annex them to the United
States, 10 which proposition the
King made answer ia substance
thus II am King OF these Islands,
aud | got Sil,nuO year, Il u more
than you pay your President. BE
sides, | wonld only be- citizen IN
Amcrca, aud not very distinguish
cd one "a, thai. Think I'd better re
main King here-don't you = To
which intcrrogatory the General
replied, AFTER survey OF the guile
less savage, who WAS calmly smok-
ing n rl,rruot and drinking a cob
bier. Your Majesty, your heads
sound"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
pRATr,s ASTRAL LAMP OIL.

TRAITS nASTRAL" OIL. unlike many
other Illuminating Oils, the astral
oil il PERFECTLY PURE, and free from
ali a5ulterations ofany Kind. IL emiis no
offensive smell while burning, gives sefi
ana brilliant light; and can be used with
the same assurance ofsafety as gas Them.
;s,s pronounce Il the BEST and SAFEST
IIlamiaating Oil ever offered 10 The public;
ana Insurance. Companies indorse and urFe
mon customers the use Of the "Asirn' Oii
n preference 10 any other. IT'S nor burn-
"a br thousands Of families and IN no 10
stance has arr accidenf occurred from Us
,,sr. lamp filed with Il. ifupset and brok-
en- viii net erplUde. To prevent ndniiern-
ion he aAstral Oiiss packed onig N DE
er.rauty Patent Cans, 81 one gallon ard
~, rssions each, ans sseh ear is sshled N
/. manner that cnnDet bs counferfsifed
Evsrr package viii uncut seal We vnrrani-
B. s1rs and eef none Bal ne grnuias ar
f;els Pr.tfs Astral OIL fer sale = desl-
ers ersrrrhsrr. and 81 rbelssals ane rsirii
b. The rroTrieicrs
OF HOUsEOF CHARLES PhAIIs
1nsFrlfsn g. Nsr Ts-t, f-D- b1r s.o51
send for sirsuisrs rifk tssiinsr.--z "a
Dssis. Dee. II. iss2-ise-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Perhaps no one medi.
cine Is so universally rc-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use. In
every country and among
all classes. as this mild
but tfncient purgntive
PILL. The obvious rea-
son 10. that II isn more
reliable and far more ef-
fectual rrmedy than any
~ ..rA2 hasa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Will the jefferson Radical either
tell moro truth Or relieve our Office
OF its presence--we can get along
very well without il, and il Erieves
NJ 10 think to what depths Of infa-
nv human nature can descend
We would rather di.pense with the
weekly evidences Of il. in the shape
Of the Radical-ISherman Courier
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

A Brave Defence Against a Mob Of Regu-
IntOrs,

IFrom the New Albany und) Ledger. Nov. IL
On Friday last we published short account OF the
dolngs OF sell-constituted vigilance committee
Monroe county, winch, on Tuesday, October 25,
visited the house Of well known farmer named
Richard Bartlett. and dragged him from his bed and
beat MIN In most uninerciful manner. From Il
gentleman who was in the neghborhood at the
timc we learn the following particulars OF this most
dlsgraceful arair:It appears that Mr. Bartlett has
two or three grown daughters, one OF whom IS idi-
otic, aud II Is alleged that man named Hays.
farmer III the neighDOrnood, a married man. had
seduced this girl, by whom she had Il chiId. suit
for bastardy had been commenced against him rs
the father of the child Tnls incensed Hays,
and he determined TO wreak his vengeance
upon The family, and collected around him
Is believed, were led on by him in the attack upon
Bartlett They visited the house on Tuesday night
him, stated by US heretofore. We understand the
old gentleman IS quite severely injured The Regu-
iators were only STAYED in their purpose OF murder
Ing Bartlett, upon his giving his word that he would
remove from the county. They gave him sixteen
days IN which to sell his farm wind up his business
and leave, and at the end OF that tilne II he was
not gone, promised TO return and hang him to the
nearest tree One or the sons OF Mr.. Bartlett
sisted the attack oil the Regulators, aud Knocked
three OF them down before he was overpowered.
grown daughter also assisted ia the defence OF
the house, aud 1eught the runians with great des-
peTation, Deaboring them with poker. The ut
tack was desperate one, and was resisted with
all the power OF the family. When the mob rode
from Mr. Bartletts farm, one OF the daughters
brayely followed IL on foot, determined, IL possible
to ascertain who they were as all were more less
disguised she traced three Of the horses TO the
blrn OF HAYS against whom the prosecution Tor has
tardy Is pending. and, although there was no posi-.
tive PERSONAL recognition o him, there is doubt
that he formed one OF the band. We understand
tnat AR. Bartlett IL regarded as an honest and up-
right citizen, owning the larm upon which he
sides, ana his only 0nence consisted in the suit
brought against a man who mad accomplished the
ruin OF an idiot daughter which, II true, should
bring upon the criminal tDe extreme peEalty of the
law. The citizens OF Monroe county express great
Indignation at the dastardy outrage and promise
10 support Mr.. Bartlett In his own home, ana defend
him against another attack OF the mob. number
Of citizens OF Bloomington informed Mrs. Bartlett,
VINO visited that town the morning after the visit Of
the MOB, THAI they would organize party 10 guard
the premises as long us IL should be deemed neces-
sar