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What is ne Fit For.
From the New York STANDARD. j

Ii seems to be assumed by the
majority Of serious and contempla-
tive people, that everybody is sent
into this world for the purpose OF
filing some especial work in it. AZ
= round-rough statement Of the con-
illusions to which such people arrive.
this may be accepted Is true. Hut
q great deal more 10 meant BY this
aphorism than st first seems TO be
implied. With tho class Of thinkers
| 70 whom We refer, Il appears TO be 4
favorite theory that eteirv mani ie in
| tended by Pfoyidsnos, % fill some
usefal station in life, and that iflhe
osssiss " iaii sl,st ssasion hv misses
forever the great aim Of his being.
AZ best, this is . Bad doctrine, not
calculated to prick the energies Of
hapiees souls that have arrived at
maturity without discovering the
object for which they wefeE born.
And, indeed, assumiDg that all of ne
were, ~ the great order q nature,
brought into being for . specific pur-
Pose, It must be admitted that in
very many instances, great patience
and ingenuity are required in order
to find ont what that purpose ie. II
is worry easy 70 say, and perhaps 10
maintain, that no soul is created in
vain, and thas every human creature |
has Q work TO perform. But even ii |
We grant these assumptions, what
shall We ssy Of those numerous |
cases where honest men and women |
industfiously grope, al life long.
after something that shall yield them
an ample, or at least an adequate re-
turn for their labor, and yet find
their hands empty to the last FL
Surely, Of Ill vanity and vexstion Of
spirit, there is mono moro vain and
vexatious than that of striving TO
be useful and prudent, and remaining
useless and imprudent 70 the end /
We do not pretend to be able TO |
give On absolutely satisfactory an
swsr to the question we have started.
II requires very little looking around
to convince one that the world con.
tAins plenty OF mon snd women Who |
would al certain places well if thew
could only find certain places TO fil1i Il
Nor is this way Of stating the promo
sition 90 irrelevant a. it may ct first
sight seem. You shall find man
who is full Of those small, but not
brilliant talents, winch conduce
wonderfully to the happiness Of
home, but which 70 for nothing in
the business Of the outside world.
and who possesses much more hon
esty, truthfdlnees. fidelity and noble
Attributes, generally, than the major.
ity of sucoessfhI men do, vet whose
whole life is . failure, over which he |
sheds unspeakably bitter tsarA-
Somehow or other he has never found
what his forte 10, mover discovered |
what he Is at for. His friends deem
him imprOvident and shiftless; his
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S A bill has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature, providing that the
earnings of convicts in the State
Prison, beyond the cost Of their keep
ing, shall bs given TO the support ol
thor families. This modp OF dealing
with convicts has tor y long ntime
hesn advocated BY many prison i-re'
toRmore, IS 40sieelJ Il Ii 10 shieli |
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If there was anything wanting to
bring down the maledictions OF the
entire civilized world upon the heads
Of the ParisIan Vandals, the destruc
ton OF The Tnllleries, Hotel de Vile,
tho Louvre, Column vendome, and
other historic pilcs and immortal
works Of art would ftirn,sh It.
From our latest accounts the Com
mnnists, routed At every point, are
sullsnly retiring, destroying every
thing Of valuc before thom.
This Frcnch rabblc is doing every
thing it its power TO furnish q pra.
text and sufficient Justification for a
strong, despotic government, which
will protect the lives and property
ofthe people, even If It docs crush
out their liberties.
Communion has dug the grave ol
Republication III France, and paved
tho way for tho restoration OF Ma
poleon. *
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The co-partncrship heretofore ex-
isting between Senator Scburx and
tho Missouri Democrat is dissolved
by the mutual consent Of the Demo,
crat,
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A Senator, to fill the vacancy &C.
casioned by Major Hamilton's resig.
nation, and two Representatives are
to be elected. '8
Up TO this writing, SO far as VIC
know, NO candidates for these honor
able and responsible positions have
come to the surface.
1t seems to b generally understood
that this year, for once, wo are TO
have . generous rivalry in all the
counties ID the State, in sending TO
the legislature our very ablest end
best men.
The election of United States
senator important railroad and 9th.
or legislation, which will inevitably
occupy the attention Of the next Gen.
eral Assembly, renders this course
wise and expedient.
II is some time yet before the nom.
nations are 70 be made, yet nothing
can be lost by agitation and discus.
sios, 10 the end that ~ 70 locality
and ability, our legislative ticket may
properly represent the interests oI
the county, and be q credit to US a.
Ala Car,sHnl
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e. ,
e Messe"ser spes1s ssnas'y sEot 'sne 2
Northern SOFT shell Democracy, who
advise acqnieacenoe 10 tho results 81
the war: b ~ ssasS sbs,sz
"Whsn We complain Of the doni-
Dans parry 81 = ne Norsn. e. enc oiesp- .3
lKIuxl bill. snd' 'simiisr sSsdsnces II
Congressional j1stice and eood will.
We are advised that the bsst thing
shs 81 s;ssv,tssssa, ~ = ~ sp11 ors :W...ss -
| friends are willing tosubnSit g those
acts f6f the sake Of peace, and why
sao suo.au '.s.rs nos 5 ~ ~ to9GA.y - lssy
| tAousard fteei nearoee v,oss.s 7 s:sud
being clisibls 70 'oficc among svot-
~ ..!srP Popsiss'on l. 9 s sevs1 or esgot
mur ever. 81 Eve smillions a. 80 va
being made the ruiers Of our govern
mene and the srbiterso q our destiny {
uncomp1s . u 'nang I! scqmsscenMoe M on esr {
:sourl Mother M s.friends.s II. - csst,nr !,
possession Of the povornment;o : tinsre.
| fore let us acquiesoe and no grnmb,,
ing: heir g snccess, y Ga the line will
~ rou, ~ Dulasn rn
~ y III nov or6shed. III - ss.it rr;Ii iii
perhaps protcct us seraInsf any atl.
|'ditions' being made tei tho load, NO
must stagger on 'sg we'i'.s We can
No.. NJ. hngr ~. ts;aad., ss"n "n.mtsl, ~ .oss OUT
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iHE 0llUIVl WEEKLY COURIER
x & H.HzREISSs, HHzRE1sSS rp1se.s
County Politics.

80 sfxt but iltfle ] Aas been said
about county politics, in Wapello.
We believe that, 10, accordanee
with the custom Of the party, and,
moro particularly, on Nccount Of the
elninently popular and satisfactory
way 10 which COL Lotspeich and
Captain Swjggett have discharged
the duties, Of their Offices, respective.
II Of Treashrsr and Shsriff, that they
viii be re.endorssd and re-nominated
BY the party, BY acclAmation. ]
Coming fully up to The Jefferson
ian stature Of honesty and capacity,
and being, moreover, both men Of
: Sss mn 3 J. hs inter
COURSE With The people, they have,
so far, 20 well and ably discharged
the duties Of their ofices, that we
have set tp hsSf ths Erssa { vSfA Of
complaint against them, oven from
tB5ir political foes. OF course, there
may bo men in our party who are ~
folly deserving as either Of thcso'
geatlemen, and some Of them may,
oven contsmplate ent0fing tho lists
against them, but we have as yet no
intimation Of this character. 81
=.
= No enpun1t - ei To-
b for q Of pl nd if
1lbcted, - etd IL s up
his other business for the emoluments
of ono torn. Moreover, the incuunr
bent is much better qualified 10 in
telligently serve his constituents The
second, than the FIRST term. For
thsss reasons, we have been gradu-
ally settling down to the custom. in.
State ~ we'll as in County politics.
10 allow an official at least tho com-
plisnsnt and profits Of = reelection,
If he is found worthy. In orr
opinion, no two men who ever served
the people Of Wapello county, better
deserved this honor than Lotspeich
and 6wiggett. That they. will be
re-nominated end reelected seems
tousto be- 6eyond the domain Of the
problematical.
! Ne regsfd it 81 bsing almoSt IS
certain that VIM. J. Roes
ana srhos. Bedwell will be the re-
spective candidates against them for
Tfsasuier AMI Sheriff. They are
both good men aside. from their
pOliccs, aMho will make a decent
strong but hopeless fight.
Tho Office of Auditor has been filled
for the past two years by Geo. D.
HAckworth. Esq, . veteran kepubli-
en. ID ~ oe u ~ s nost
high rs ble M ~ ~ has
FSfefzFs tff4 E4fk Ef1EsrE +
cial positions, and has, in all places,
proven himself honest, faithful and
capable. "a aAA
d Prof. II q. Cox has served one
term Is Superintendent, and, 50 far.
as we have heard, to the general
satisfaction of the public. We only
repeat what = have intinated above
that wapello county never before
had a.betsersif so good corps Of
county officials as at present, and the
complimentary remarks mado Of
Meslrs Lotspeich and Swigget are
equally applicable to Messrs Hack
worth and Cox.
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s...l Ils,s p e: ds,ly s.csps Sunday.
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aIRivtn6 h eine ne1t pegnanw y. mako
cleoe esnnectisns with s&f - E1Sl
ve4k Mssth and South.
= cAAnIron VII ARTHUR,
-: g: = e Az Gen, Supt.
j. o. RulLlLPRl Gea. AIT. Ottumwe,
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|it ieths duty q Other nsltVhS q ~
vent tho sacri6ce -by,A sudden and
|complsts straSeulationst 70 the death
III \ aihcsSht nuhbyr of those cst
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contemplstss, with lively satiafae-
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blood msy be axiii revived ID this
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. IN " r A 83 .a
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ing this popular resort an enviable reputation
abroad as we'll as at home.
The proposed excursion from SMYRNA to
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Special.

0K\0OACGAs
In the invention Of the King Washer il was de.
signed that II should combine all the good qualities of
every other washing machine aud at The same Ime
to have not single objectionable feature Such
machine IS The KING; no rubbing, wearing and
tearing and last, but not least labor made easy.
II you cannot purchase King Washer IN your
place send us the
RETAIL PRICE, $500,
and we will forward The same to you, free of freight
To places where one is selling II any one is not
satisfied, aud wishes TO return The machine after
month lrIa, according TO directions, We agree To
REFUND THE MONEY,
free Of freight.
9r Sold by dealers generally. to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
King Washing Machine & Manuf Co.,
llO9, III, lIl3 Mliier Street.
may3'7l ly PHILADELPHIA
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INSURE YOUR HOMES AND PROPERTY
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Co., "a, "a,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues TO Insure properly rea.
sOnabe TERMS and for several years past has paid lis
Policy Holders annual dividend of D aud 10 per
cent. The dividends paid on the ls day of Jan
uary, or allowed IN The payment OF The annual pre-
mlums, due on that day.
Ii is The bOundeH duty of every man. not only to his
family but his creditors 10 keep his property insured,
and man has any reason to complain of his neigh
bOrs and friends If they should refuse cOntrIbHle
towards the loss of his property for The simple
reason that insurance rs cheap, aPd agents of
the company reside in almost every town throughout
the State and for trlhIng cost can be made secure
from loss of his property by fire. II will not
the preCauOn to ms property against loss
by fire, if II IS Insurabe he has right to call upon
his neighbOrs TO assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital Of $i35.-
900, and pays promptly lis losses.
Parties desrOus OF InsurIng IN this Company will
call upon the following agents
AGENTS.
l.. J. Vadhinkle Del, City. John ". Reynolds FELTON,.
Jesse :. Huntingdon, smyrna T. A. Rawlin>. Brdgeylle
Alex. Jackson Camden. Iamss Ponder, Milton.
Jacob Y. Fouk. Milford II. W. Bakrr, SeuforI
j. B. r. Powell Pennington. II. T. Downing Georgetown.
r. A. DAVIS Lrwes.
ELIJAH CROUCH, Travelling Agent.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. w. Cummins, Esq. Rev. ThOs Bradford.
James K Gle nenls, DR.. Henry RIdgely,
William penney, William Walker,
Jacob Deakyne, Gov. James Ponder.
Jacob Williams, (Seaiord.
OFFICERS.
GEO w. CUMMlNS, President, smyrna
ANDREW J. WRIGHT Sec'y and Treasurer.
9crBuslness communications promptly attend ed TO
ANDREW j. WRIGHT
DOVER DELAWARE.
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II. C. DOUGLASS. Clayton. Della
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1t washes without wearing the clOthes-no rubbing
or squeezing.
Ii washes from one TO twenty five articles in from
one 10 four minutes
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains Handkerchiefs
&c, without any injury
1t washes the heaviest Quilts and Blankets
1t washes winter and more thoroughly clean than
by any other process strong currents Of water are
dashed through every part OF the fabric.
1t will save three times lis cost in q single ypar in
labor and wear OF clothes.
1t reduces washday TO all hour
The hlng Washer is called If ne are rightly in
formed, after the name OF lis inventor; but 1t NAV
well assume The name royal nile for Is destined
TO lord II over all competitors, and reign supreme IN
the Laundry. Its claims are everywhere acknowI.
edged und not only those who stood alool from all
washing machines, but some who have been using
other machines are replacing them with The King
Washer.-Bdh. Gazette
The King Washer arrived safe on Friday evening:
on Monday morning had my g maiden experience
IN Washing. pOst-mOHem examination by experts
ol the family elected the following GesullH: one
fourth of the time, three .fOurlhs saved beter done
cleaner a saving (uncaiCulaled) the wear. Tine
servants are delighted, and my wife aud are pleased
Will take great pleasure IA recommending the kIng
washer HARLEs l.. TROUTMAN, Assistant l.. s
Assessor, Richmond, Va.
The HING WASHER Is SO complete. and answers s.
well all the ends desired that there is nothing more
1eslred IN Tins lime saving, labor saving machine
Pha. Press.
Having purchased one Of your KING WASHING Nj.
CHIMES aud practically tested It's capacity for econo.
my OF time mud tabor, and also It's cleansing proper
ties. do not hesitate 10 say It will do all you clam
iOr It. and | will CheerulIy recommend 1t TO nv
friends 10 he the BIS wash machine have ever
seem w. LUANE, g. w Prau ST., Ba!tMote.
Does II take all the dIrt out? Try il and We ven
nre the assertion that y0n cannot find piece OF linen
50 sOIIed that the King Washer vii not make clean
as new IN five minutes - Boston journal
take pleasure IN adding my IcsumOny TO the good
qualities OF The KING WASHER 1t does lis work
we'll and etiecIuay, ana IL undoubtedly one of the
greatest laborsavIng machines Of the age-Dr. j. H.
SCHRNCK, Is n. Sixth street. Phila.
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.leased on
t get the
8 mental
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Delaware Railroad Line
Sum mer Arrange em e m
On and after
MONDAY. MAY 9Th, 1871,

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted.
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u "a ~ a
dy, SO feet square, near Middlet0wn, was des
troyed by fire, on Wednesday, night, together
with its contents, consisting of 10 tnns Of Inv
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ahy SpurIops ar"ce represented ours. as il will
only result in their disappointment and loss.
Respectfully yours,
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'e~''1s ::''~;n' we are aa.uVilAcu ~ state, yVu
eau also institute suit
Very truly, your ob't servants.
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"
Discovery Of q Lead Mine.
TRACY CITY, February 10, 1871.

|5.ls TRACY CITY, February ID, 1871.
Editor Home journal: agE
Kno wing the lively interest you take
in everything connected with the pros
perity OF not only Franklin County but
the whole neighborhood, ! take the
liberty to write you q piece of news
which know you will be pleased to
hear, Some time since NJ. E. /. Col
var, late Of your city, in connection
with another gentleman, purchased four
thousand acres of land at the head OF
Sweeten's Cove, and including nearly
the whole Of Gains Cove. This was
about a year ago. gvVv
Lately Mr.. Ensign, OF sewanee'
University Of the South has been
prospecting in Gains Cove for miner
ais, and has already found what prom
ises to be one of the finest lead mines
in the United States. Old miners at
this place have examined samples OF
the ore, and pronounce it equal to the
best Missouri lead ore. Nj. Ensign
thinks that there is enough Of silyerto
pay the expense Of working Tie mine.
If any rev developments take place |
shall keep you posted, if you feel any
interest on the subject.
Yours, etc, n
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Married,

At the Hotel, on Tuesday evening,
February IA, by Elder NJ. b. Clement,
Mr.. r. S. Com to Mrs. n. A. CARTER,
We suspected some time ago that
our friend Corn was casting tender
g~lanccs toward the fair owner Of the
hotel, but did not know until yester-
day morning that Cupid had stormed
the citadel of Mrs. Carter's heart and
compelled her to surrender. But it
seems that such was the case, A few
friends assembled to witness the ccrc-
monv, which was performed in Bro.
Clements most impressive manner, and
we avail ourselves of this opportunity
to congratulate Mr.. Corn upon the &C.
QUESTION of one Of the most lovable
women in the State.
Our acknowledgements are due for q
liberal supply Of custard and wedding
pnkp
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James A. Ferguson,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
Next door to Bakery,l
Winchester, Tennessee.
Winchester,
Truste IS Sale,

At the courthouse door in the town of
Winchester, Tenn, on Monday, the 6tll
day of March, 1871. will. as Trustee in II
Deed OF Trust made by John Mason. March
9th, 1868, TO secure the payment and salts
faction of debts due the estate of Aaron
Thompson. ct. ais, AS shown in said Deed.
which is registered in Book NOD. page IS.
of Register office Of Franklin Co, Tenn.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the tract of land specified In said
Deed of Trust, "a homestead being re-
seryed.1 as the property of John Mason.
and bounded on the north and east by the
lands Oft. +. Mosely, on the south by the
lands of Gibson Runnels, and on the west
by the lands of L. +. Mosely, containing
akout l66 acres. The proceeds of said
land is first to be applied to the payment
of the expenses of said Deed Of Trust, the
balance in liquidation of the claims.
|..l Ii. W. NEWMAN, Trustee.
Fob 0-1w 81 40
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When Arledge went into his lawyers
office, the other prisoners, Stephen
Whitson and Thos. Cowson,-who had
been brought along with the still and
seven barrels Of whisky-got off Of the
wagon and left without being halted.
Not more than about sixty men in
all were on the streets, and nc public
demonstration Of any sort was made.
The idca of there having been an armed
mob is simply ridiculous.
The soldiers, however, were evil
IDENTIFY d~emoralized. They left the still
and the whisky which they had been
guarding, and got into their W wag-
on with all the officers and left for
Decherd, abandoning the still and the
whisky, which was taken possession Of
by some country people amid roars OF
laughter from the spectators.
This was the situation Of affairs
Thursday night. 'a
AT q late hour Friday night General
Harrison, U. S. Marshal, with sixty
soldiers, arrived in town, and before Z
o'clock Saturday morning had arrested
about fifteen persons. Several of them
we're released, but the remainder, IL in
number, were confined in Jail till lste
in the afternoon, and were then takeL
to Nashville uia Decherd. Their names
are as follows: Whit. Ransom, Tom
Ransom, Glenn. Arledge, ST., Glen. Ar,
ledge, Jr., Till Arledse, Jno. Enochs,
James Custer, Hunt O'Rear, d. c. AL
len, G. W. Syler, ]. D. Dildine, and A.
p. Oakley.
Gen. Harrison had warrants for the
arrest Of Jesse Arledge, j. B. Fitz.
patrick, Thomas Gregory, and Howard
Newman, also, but these gentlemen
avoided arrest by leaving home. On
Sunday night, however, they went to
Nashville, and on Monday all the par
ties were arraigned before U. S. Com
missioner Goodwin, and were required
to give a bond of $4,000 each, except
ing Jesse Arledge, whose bond was
fixed at $4,000.
The following is the specific charge
upon which the parties were arrested
"UnlawfullY resisting and opposing
a United States officer in executing a
process Of a United States Court dl
rected to a United States officer, and
receiving property lawfully seized by
an agent of the United States Internal
Revenue Department, and rescuihg and
removing distilled spirits, contrary to
the provisions Of the Both section o!
the act OF Congress, passed July 30
1868"
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Sales
For March, 1871,


John w. Syler, admir-. etc. ys The Heirs
and Creditors ofC. i. Emhry. decd.
BY virtue of Il decree Of the thanccry
Court ut Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
in the above cause. at the January term,
ISL. | will, on Monday, ihc 9Th day OF
March, 1871, Offer for sale to the high
est bidder, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, on Il credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, except three hundred
dollars. TO be pail on day Of sale, the fol-
lowing lands and lots OF which e. Il. En-
bry died seized aud possessed, and des-
cyibcd in the pleadings in the above causc,
to-Wit:
one house and lot in Winchester, known
is TIE Lewis Buckley Lot. The Dry Creek
Tract, containing 20 acres. The balance
Of Home Tract, cater assigning dnWcr,)
containing $685. acres, which will be sold
in two tracts, to be equally divided. One
unimproved lot in becteri, the same up
on which the grocery house was burned ;
and the Equity of Redemption in the
Grant Tract, lying near Derirrd,
The purchasers will he required to give
give notes with two or more good AMI ap-
proved securities, ann Il lien viii be re-
tanned on said lands and lots. until all the
purchase money is paid.
T. II. FINCH, C.. N.
February 9-tds $ll %