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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-07-07

PEKsoSAL.-A Among the numcrou;
guests present At the Picnic here on The
4.l, we noticed his honor. Judge Jas. T.
Pierce, Of Daviess county. taking a
hand. and apparently enjoying the
festivities as though TO the manor born.
though lie couldn't make his feet and
arms do full duty in the waltz.
Mr.. Jos. Humplrics, the high Sheriff
Of Pike county, was also present, hav-
ing apparently served process upon.
aud keeping in his official possession a
very fair and valuable specimen of fcmi-
ninity Of Pike county. and which he
did not seem ut all anxious to offer al
public sale. nor turn over TO any one
else upon delivery ond, bit on the
contrary kept strict ward and watch
over, himscls-wc suppose under the
orders Of the Judge.
Mr.. A. Leslie, Jr.. editor of tho Peters
burg Democrat. also put in an appear
ance. accompanied as n young editor
sheuld be on such occasions. By an aid
dc-rn'np. OF handsome appearance. and
apparently capable Of taking commend
should her chic; become incapacitatcd.
Several others from Pike county were
also in attendance. and added greatly to
the pleasure Of the occasion. hut our
limited space forbids our particulariz-
ing.-cxccpt to add that young Poscy
has the reputation Of doing the waltz
full justice. Come again.
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Attorneys COMPLAINT.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County, SIS:
In The Circuit Court Of Dubois county
in the State Of Indiana, September Term
A. y. 1871.
William S. Culbcrt>on 4
William a. CulLcrtson,
VS.. -A'"S""e"'
William Kro,:cl
ID 4 1T KNOWN, That on this Ist day
- Of July. in tic year 1871. the above
named plaintiffs. by their Attorneys
filed in the Office Of The Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court. their complaint
against said defendant. IN The above in
titled cause. together with an affidavit ol
q competent person. that said defendant
William Krodlc is not resident Of the
State Of Inlinna.
Said defendant is therefore. hereby
notified Of tho filing and tendency o.
said complaint against him. and that
unless he appear and answers or icmur
NJ the calling Of said cause on
the second day Of tho next Term Of said
Court. to be begun and held at the Court
House in Jasper, on the Ath Monday in
September, next. said complaint, and
the matters and things therein contain
FL ami ALLEGED. will be heard and
determined ia his absence.
BAIL i. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BySrM, Au'ys.
July Z. 1a7l-ws3.
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RETURN TRir TICKETS. This plan has
been adopted by the o. 4 NJ. II. r. COM
psny. and will reduce the passenger rate
Ia about three cents per mile. Persons
wishing TO go to any point OH this roa.'
can purchase tickets 10 60 ani return
this rate. which will be a considcrabl
saving to the travelling public.
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TIE ToCRTH. anniversary Of oul
nations birth day, was very generally
observed all over the country this year,
probably more so than at any time since
tho close Of our civil war. We think II
sugnrs well for the fntnrc prosperity
and stability Of ONT country, that the
spirit Of old time patriotism. with its
celebration Of days to commemorate
great patriotic events. is being again
revived. and the duty Of keeping It
alive being insti'lcd into the bosoms OF
the rising generation. May our country
have MANY returns. IN peace and harmo.
ny, Of snch pleasant anniversaries Ms the
one Just gone by, Is the wish Of all trle
lovers Of liberty.
In this county the day was celebrated
by the people gathering in each neigh-
borhood for social endowment ami recrc.
alton. their hcing no united effort to got
mp a large celebration. Tn jasper. early
in the morning salute Of ono hundred
guns was fired. aud the hollis rung in
imitation Of the ringing Of the old hell
in Philadelphia when the glorious Dec
larntiOn was signed. About . O'Clock a
hickory liberty pole. a little over 100
feet long was raised IN front ofthc Court
House. and the "banner Of glory and
beauty" flung to the breeze from its top.
Tho Jasper Band PLAYED some OF their
sweetest strains. and old time "Yankec
Doodle was sung in his inimitahlc
style. by Col. II. Il. Elmonston. The
crowd then adjourned to tho grove
where the Declaration was read Nv Nv.
August Litschgi. and in default Of m
i'npromptu orator, the music was called.
and the dance began. Mcssrs. Eushorcn
4 Co., had everything for pleasure nicely
arranged. including ~ excellent dinner,
and the best of order was preserved. the
dance being kept up until the wee sma
l'onrs OF the next morning, and every
body being well pleased.
A large crowd also gathcred nt Mall
'ersvillc. where the Petersburg string
hand. under the lead Of Mr.. w. Hagen.
discourscd sweet music. and the dcvo,ees
Of the bcwitchirv dance trippcd the light
fhnsastic toe 10 their hearts content. Mr.t
knnklrr attended 10 tie physical wants
"f-Iis visitors In such a manner ma n
render entire satisfaction 20 all and mi,
nian! "ncon,rm..
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AUDITORS REPORT INTEREST
TRUST FUND.

State Indiana. Dubois County, SIS:
'k'HE undersigned Auditor in and for
SAID county, would respectfully re-
port To the Honorable Hoar, n st..,enn,u,
Fxhih'i ing the receipts ani expenditures
of Tie Interest OF Trust Funds. from The
Isl Day OF June, 1870, to the 3lst dav
~ Nay, 1871. both days inclusive:
There was remaining in the Treasury
IN The LIST day of June. 1870 s5e3 %
Ana there was received as follows:
., "'""'"" "choui iund $3.50 o.
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AvorSr DUE FROM DEwEI t-r Collie
roMs. The amour. due the Governments
hy tx collectors: there is due from col
lcctcrs appointed by President Lincoln.
&a9O.u5s: appointed by President John.
son. $l,si 757 4: appointed by President
Grant, 6.ase.lOO.
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IKEASCRER'S REPORT = INTER
EST TRUST FUND.

IKEASCKEK'S REPORT INTER.
EST TRUST FUND.
STATE OF INDIANA, DrBoIs County IS
TIE undersigned Treasurer in and
! for said County of Dubois, would
respectfully report 10 the Hon. Board Of
county Commissioners Of said County.
the following as the receipts and ex-
pcnditures Of Trust Funds Interest. from.
the lst day Of June, ls7O. to the 3,st
day Of May, 1871, both days inclusive,
tO-wit:
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
on the LIST, day OF June 1870, the sum
OF 500 So
And there has been received. the fol-
lowing sums upon the following ac-
counts tO-wit:
I'm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICEis hereby given, that the
- undersigned has been appointed
Administrator de bonis non Of the estate
Of VIM. King, late Of Dubois County.
Indiana, deceased.
Said estate is probably insolvent.
BENJAMIN CURTIS, Admir-.
July z, 167I-w3
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COUNTY AUDITORs REPORT

S'ase vi INDIANA, Dubois County, SIS;
'HHE undersigned Auditor IN and for
said county, would respectfully ~.
port to the Honorable Board Of Com.
missioners of Dubois county, TINT n.
following is II true Exhibi, oil the Re-.
ccipts and Expenditure. OF said county
iron The LIST day OF June, 1870, To lie
Slst of day May, 1871, both days inclu.
sive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining IN the Treasury
OF said county OH the lst day Of ,lunc
'"'u' inc s'n " 1851 81
The Treasury, the following
amounts on the following nc.
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AUDlIOR'S REPORT PRINCIPAL
TRUST FUND.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County, SIS:
vnsllE undersigned Auditor in and for
= said county, would respectfully re-
port to the Honorable Bcar,la statement
exhibiting the receipts and expenditures
OF the Principal OF Trust Funds, from the
i:t day Of june 1870. 10 the 3Ist day Of
May, 1871, both days inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury,
Oh the LIST day Of June, 1870, 1856 Is
Aud there was received as follows:
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TREASCRER'S REPORT PRIN.
CIPAL TRUST FUND.

STATE or lzpIAxA, DuBoIs CorxrY, SIS:
>HE undersigned Treasurer IN and
for said county would respectfully
report to the Honorable Board of Coun-
~ Commissioners Of said County, the
following a. the receipts and expcndi.
lures at Trust Funds PRINCIPAL. from
tie lst day Of June, 1870, to the 3lst dav
81 May, 1871, both days inclusive, to-wit:
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
on the LIST day Of June 1870, the sum
ot $3.50 20.
And there has been received the fol.
lowing sums upon the following nc.
MI 40
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EXPENDITURES.

Total Receipts tl5,643 IL.
EXPENDITURES.
Aud there has been expended the fol-.
lowing sums, upon the following ac-
counts fO-wit:
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INDIANAPOLIS.
BRYANT b STATIONS
PR ACTICA
Business, Military and Lecture
COLLEGE.

New and Practical S;s'rm az American = irea len.
DIR. n. r. BROWN. Prcs.aert.
For circular and particulars address the supern nden
A. l.. S0rTHARD. Indianapolis, Ind.
July Z, 1eS1-yl
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Particular Notice.!
Money Must He Had!
EDWARD BUCHART.

Gf CeIestinc, respectfully, but urgent.
- ~ requests all those who are inicbt.
cd to him, 10 como and settle their
Indebtedness Immediately, as lie desires
to settle up honorably ali Of his indcbt-
cdncss, including that incurred on a.
count OF his brother, and 10 be able to
40 SO, he must collect what is coming 10
him: lie does not wish to sue any one.
nut MS accounts must all be settled, ard
tnat soon. "A word to the wise is sufTi-
Gent" EDWARD RJ-1TI pT
juno 3O,-4t.
Hnntingburg Signal please copy in
herman. for four weeks, and scm,i bill
to this Office.
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TNEASCEER'S REPORT.

STATE Of INDIANA. DUBois COUNTY, SIS
'1'IlE undersigned Treasurer Of said
L County. would report to the lion.
Board Of County Commissioners. that the
following is u true exhibit Of the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of said County.
from the LIST. day Of June, 1870, To the
sist. day Of May, 1871, both days in
elusive.
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Total. s.ao a.:
All N which is respectfully submitted.
MAKllN FRIEDMAN, \. u. &.
by >: n. DElNDEHrEH, Dcpty.
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S73,0sl 66
All Of which is Respectfully Submitted.
WILLIAM BRETZ. SR. r. DC
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There was in the Treasury OF said Coun.
~. OH the LIT day Of June, 1870, the
sum Of SCI. SHl 81.
And there has been received AZ the Treas
ury the following sums. on the follow
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common school fund 07g a.
Grocery License EOOl
So""o" SCHOOL Fund 13,42l 0Ol
Total amt Expenditures $I5.0i5 al
leaves a.n !. ~ Treasury $40 81.
a" o. which + Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM Ei:ErZ, Sx. TIL, 4.
june ." 3w.
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There has been expended the following
sums Oh the following accounts, to.wit
Town Z SOufL Ranva z w., Z ,ro ~,
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Total amt Of Expenditures 81, ,67y 81
ny dcduciing the Expenditures from
the Receipts we have the following Bal
a"ce t3l, IOl 70
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Town ] South Lange West 81 !
$I5,51O 20
EXPENDITURES

There has been expended the follow ing
:, sums on the follow ing accounts. to-wit
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Common School Fund
Fines and torfciturcs
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Common School Fund

.rincipal Common School Fund 95 n
own ! South RnnDe 2 Ma, q. ~,
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Notice of Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES. DISTRICT Corvr ,
For THE DIsTRrcr or lxDIAxA.
In TttE MATTER or Henry krrpw,rp
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28
sTREErsBoRo..

ICoffespondence-I
SocIETY MEETING.-Tbe LADIES Re-
,ovoIo,t Soc;atr os .baT = s-s.,..s.
- no.oie.' oe5 :. 'ne ~ T. S.ia1 e.''
neia us seFehtn lnohtiay session on
Thursday the 2lst1nst., and was an
unusually enjoyable occasion, as well
as encouraging to the infant society
already strong in numbers. unify and
confidence of a long and useful life.
so mote it he.
Rv iny;tat;o,,s afs M. e.nd ureA A
q xya,.,, rrI,oso ,ora-a -, boaso ai.,aat -
"noSo ia. mus 10 aiAAosS
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A Blatant Humbug.


The Civil Service Commission sent
its report to the President yesterday.
1t is arrant humbug. The commits
sion exists only to whitewash Grants
prostitution of his office-filling power
and to make votes for his reelection
by foisting into his reputation zeal for
better civil service.
1t is therefore not of the slightest
real consequence what Mr.. Geo. VIM.
Curtis and his associates recommend.
Their proposals are interesting only
as game. Though we do not mean
to insinuate that Mr.. Curtiss himself
may not be quite unconscious of his
allotted functions, his pin-feathers are
just long enough for that to be per-
fectly possible. But the people may
know just what to expect of civil SER
vice reform from Grant and his Civil
Service Commission when we state
that they recommend removals for
political reasons to cease and members
of Congress TO be prohibited from
commenting names to the appointing
power; and that, on the same day
with their report, went in to the Pres
ident the signature of one of these
very Civil Service Commissioners
commenting the appointment of a
man he had never seen, for political
reasons solely!-WoTId.
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FAMILY Papers for 1s7a.

The time has come when every man
should be on the lookout to secure
good family papers. for 1872, and while
his first duty is to his home paner for
general. news, his second is to some
journal of practical value to the whole
household, and an especial aid in the
outdoor employments. AS a Journal
for the latter, we most earnestly COM
mend the ONO FARMER, published at
Cleveland, Ohio. 1t is handsome,
wide-awake weekly, a thoronghgo-
ing farm and fireside paper, devoted
to everything pertaining to agricul-
ture, horticulture, stockgrowing me-
ehanical arts and domestic economy.
1t contains twenty large quarto pages
weekly, is nicely printed, illustrated,
and cut, covered and stitched. It is
loaded with good things, in the way of
children's miscellany, foreign travels,
stories, sketches, choice poetry, etc.
The Boston "Wide World says
that. of all publications, it thinks the
Ono FARMER the very best, and the
general verdict is, that so far as practi-
cal value is concerned, it is second to
none published in the United States.
sg. We advise our friends, who have
not seen this staunch old journal, to
send for a copy, which the publisher
is always willing to send free, and see
for yourselves what it is. The most
expedient way, however, is to send
TWO dollars, addressed to "Ohio Far
mer, Cleveland. Ohio" and have it
visit you weekly-no one will regret
the investment,
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BRIMFIELD.

Correspondence -
Some people are ,sorely attended
about the head. The item being ears,
caused by an undue exposure to the
congealing element on Tuesday and
Wednesday last. Some are all ear ex-
cept a small portion, that being ear
too. Consequently the afflicted COM
modify.
DEcEAsED.--Mr. r. ,Meloy, whose
illness was noticed in last weeks issue
of the Press, died on Monday last, at
the residence of his brother-in-law,
Reuben Gardner he having long been
afflicted with heart disease, and his
constitution being very much impair
ed, which rendered him an easy prey
to hemorrhage of the lungs, which set
in on Saturday, thereby causing his
death as stated above. Mr.. r. had,
resided in this town since a small boy,
and was about so years of age. He
leaves large family in moderate cir
A vast concourse of
friends mourn his loss, and deeply
sympathise with the family in this the
hour of their sad bereavement ZIG
CoRRECTIoNs.-The title of the first
item last weeks issue should read
instead of monopoly. In
the second item. Mr.. Ferry, instead of
Terry. Also, according to the date of
said correspondence we must be some
in years, reading 1872 for 1871. 50
Dec. 9th, 1871. .s,is,aeIff @. Nick.
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The Insurrectionary States.

In the Forty-second Congress we
have for the first time in ten years the
spectacle of every State represented
by Senators and members of the
House. The Union, we are told, is
at last restored; in every State where
doubt has existed on that point acts
IT sSSngress assure us that constitu-
tiAps Republican in form have been
adopted, and under said constitutions
Sta& governments are, we are bound
to believe, in peaceful operation, no
Governor of any Southern State being
on record as applying for Federal aid
against domestic violence. Such be-
ing the state of the case, why is there
such committee as that On Insurrec-
tionarys States On the 4th instant
Speaker Blaine announced as the
House members of the sJoint Select
Committee on Insurrectionary States
Messrs. Maynard, of Tennessee; Sco-
field, of Pennsylvania; Farnsworth, of
Illinois; Coburn, of Indiana; Butler,
of Massachusetts Lansing, of New
York; Cox, of New Y York Beck, of
Kentucky; Van Trump, of Ohio;
Waddell, of North Carolina; Robin
son, of Illinois; and Hanks, of Ark
ansas and on the 7th Vice President
Colfax announced the Senate members
of said eommittee-though the COM
mittee name is here changed to On
Alleged Outrages in the Southern
Stafes-M Messrs. Scott, of Pennsylya-
MIA; Chandler. of Michigan !; Rice, Of
Arkansas Pool, of North Carolina !;
Pratt, of Indiana; Bayard, of Della
ware, and Blair, of Missouri. IF the
Southern States are the insurrectiona-
ry States here meant, why are Senators
and Representative from those States
upon the committee The whole
scheme of reconstruction proceeded
on the hypothesis that insurrectionary
States Were not entitled to represent
alton and that the South was insur-
rectionary, and yet now we have Con-
gress declaring that while there are
lnsnrrectionary States those States are
not only entitled to representation,
but must have their Representatives on
committee to consider such insurrec-
ton. Not only is the entire ground
on which reconstruction was based
abandoned, but the rule of making an
alleged criminal judge in his own case
affirmed. Another singular thing
about this committee is that the Pres
idenf makes no mention of insurrec-
tionary States in his message read in
Congress the same day it was appoint
ed. By the KurKlux act of April 20,
1871, it is his duty to announce the ex-
istence of any insurrection in. any
State or States, and yet in his message
such violence is limited to "a portion
OF the State of South Carolina, in nine
counties in that State When even
Mr.. Grant confines his allegations of
insurrection to nine counties it is om-
inous that Congress should by it's ap-
pointment of this committee announce
that there are number of States in
insurrection against the United States.
II looks as if more reconstruction
were imminent; as if the old sore
were to be re-opened; as If Congress
meant TO turn back on its own pledges
and renew the whole sickening dra-
ma it was thought had been at last
brought to an end.-lWorld.
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The laboring classes of the United
States are just at this critical period
coming in for. a large share of the
sympath1es of the Radical lenders.
This is all for buncomb. The idea
that that party sympathizes with the
laboring, producing interests of the
country which has exempted over
two billions. of dollars worth of the
property of the wealthy capitalist
from all taxation, and taxes all other
interests to make up the deficit, the
party that pays the privileged bond
holder in gold for debt which was
created in g debased" currency, by
which the people are taxed to pay the
privileged few double the amount the
Government received at their hands,
while the laboring classes are compel
led to receive the. debased curren-
ey; the party that pays twenty -one
millions OF. dollors out of the treasury
which is drawn from the pockets of
the industrial classes topay to banking
associations for furnishing currency
which the Government can furnish
without any expense to the people !;
the party that, by its tariff swindle,
taxes the poor man from forty to a
hundred and eighty per cent. for the
necessaries of life, while it taxes the
diamonds, laces, paintings and statua-
.-y nf tho rich mt mora than fan Nor.
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The cotton manufacturing lords of
Lawrence, Lowell and Fall River have
determined, it is said, to discharge
their present operatives in their mills
and supply their places with the shea
then Chinee," who will work for ten.
cents day and bean soup. This is
the way they protect American labor.
The New England laborers may, per-
haps, welcome the Chinese invaders
as their ancestors did the British tea
ships in 1774
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Mr.. BECK who was on the commit-
tee of the last Congress to which was
referred the proposition for the Gov
ernment to purchase and run the tel
egraph, stated in the House last week
that the cost would be nearly $40, Co.,
600, and that under the Government
plan would be 10000 telegraph off,
ces and $4,000 employees. These two
items alone, the vast expense, and the
immense increase. of official patronage,
now one of the curses of our Govern
ment, should be enough to. condemn
the proposition. ggossf ~
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An Eaterprising Youth, qcho Pockets
$2,965 out Of a $1,000 Appropriation.
At the session of the members of
Board of Public Works at the Capitol
yesterday, "A. f. Beach, of Massillon,
Engineer in charge of the Ohio Canal,
was removed from Office for embezzle-
sment. r.s a7s sa.es5 II a
The Legislature appropriated at its
last session three thousand dollars for
rebuilding Sandyside lock, Tuscara-
was County. 81. dailf
Mr. Civil Engineer Beach, in the
most uncivil manner, went for that
three thousand dollars, expend-
ed the enormous sum of THIRTY-FIvE
DOLLARS in patching up the lock, and
then, with the patriotic zeal of Tom
Murphy. Bill Tweed and score of
other latter-day defaulters, pocket
ed the remaining $2,965.
He was generous, was Beach. He
had imbibed largely of moral ideas
Out of an appropriation of three
thousand dollars for specific object
he devoted thirty-five dollars to that
business and confiscated the remain
ing S2,965 to his own private uses
Beach has an official bond of five
thousand dollars, out of which the de-
falcation may probably be made good.
w. S. Williams, ESQ.,, ofCanton, has
been appointed by the Board of Pub
lie Works as Beach's successor.
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AcQUITTED.-The third trial of Thos.
Mcclellan for the killing of Tom Myers
at Hamilton, year ago, closed at
Dayton on Friday last, resulting in
the acquittal of the defendant. This
is the case which Mr.. Vallandigham
was engaged in trying when the acct
dent occurred which resulted in his
death. lre.s..l...l, s,... ..s