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NrConsi.!"rahl" pork is being 'aK'"
At IIuntin .hurg by Messrs. R"t'"rt 'n'
Dufcndach. and ut Cr!cst;nr ny Mr.. 10
hort priccs range from 81 80 70 - ~
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= The frame rnr the n''nin" M
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geek. They expect to hc really for work
early in the Spring.
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The Democratic Convention

Thu, Democratic Convention a.
Martin county have Fixed upon tn" III
Of Avil next ~ hold 'hr District Dem
ocruic Convention 1T jasper. !" n"'h-
nate a can .lid,tc Cor Join' represent
tive. aud will appoint d"'e.''"s at 'h'''
township conventions. II is time ''"S'
...,. ,,;.,. ~ IN c,"l;.is'rs shon.i ail
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- The MasOnic Festival 1T I~''"'
NEXT Wednesday night promises to NC
very p.cassn, affair. Thos" VIII" WIS
~ sncnl a pleasant evening will no.
c,:, to attend. A general invitat'"" Is
.x,cnJ.d 10 Ill, and some very inter
cs,iny ad.lrcsscs are expected.
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Fitting OF THE pAcPER
ASYLUM.

LETTING Oc lE n - AIsN
ASYLUM.
FAILED PROPOSALS viii hc re-
crivcL hv III. Undersigned, Auditor
;. Dubois County. until
JANUARY '5fH 1872,
For the keeping OF the p1npcrs IT Dm.
! .ois County. ut tic Poor Asylum ofsii;l
,o,uty. the successful applicant 70 have
he u.s o the farm attached :" sail Asy-
nm for tho rxf three an half years.
rho successful bidder will be required
| to enter into a bond. with snrctics. ~
The satisfaction Of the lmlr'l ~ Com
m;ssioncrs. for the faithful prr."ruiinr.r.
lof III. duties rs superintendent of sa''
| Asylum. !,
The tcrms and con 'i'ions for the let
ting ar said Asylum ca he seen nj TN
Office of the undersigned. !.
The right reject any and all pi's '
reserved.
liz order of The Board Of Commission
AUGUST LITSCllGT, a. D.. G.
Dec. IS I'd.
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Tur puRrNoLocucAL Journal. The
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rcs,liny !, once spicy. vigorous. spirited
An | high toned. its bulky January NO.
has our warncst commentator. A
capi,,. beginning of the New Yea.
tn. following arc am ing its articles !:
+. 3 " ,s',!,urnc, our Minister to France;
VITA, Gu I 10 Best? Cheerful Giving;
Joseph +. T;on, ,son, y. d.. Late "fthc
Bro, lw,y f.hcrnaclc Church: Express
sion. l,s Anatomy AMI Philos"n''y !;
.Sol" smith Russell. r som- Siu'lics !"
Fac u Csrica'mrc; Passages from i'y'k
Life: Only Head. or Not Cent ~
the Worlh.' u rh,ptrr ~ ;nis'iaps; "rak'
Ing g.ul." ~ IL" Causes m Rrm"''! 81
u,o.,l.:" r.,- .l'i.r' f.''i'sl' Econ.
ON. ~ r,i urc: w ian N. Nvrrs
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Attorneys Com plaislt.

Attorneys Complaint.
State &c indiana. Dubois County. 50:
In the Common Peas Court 81 Du-
lois County. In the State Of Indians.
May Term, A. d. 1917.
r. omasJ. Robertson
|Cca,aucy Robertson.
|t,E IN. That on this 18th ola!
- of Dcccmicr, in the year ISL, th
shove named plaintiff, by his Attormc!
Md In the Cs!irc of the Clerk Ut the IN
.,oi. Common Pleas Court, his complain.
,qairst sid defendant. III the above init
To-! ause. together with an aHidavito Of
competent person, that said deirn"nn'
IGrrlancy Robertson il no. resident q
I,he State oc Inli,na. md 'sa proper NM
Unnecessary party to this action, the sam
heinz FOR divorce.
: Said defendant IL therefore hereby nc
lied o.. the filiny and pcndcncy ut .a'
romplsint ageimst her, AMI that unl"'
sLc appcnr aud answer or icmMr there
.I,o. Al III" calling Of sai1 cause on ".
.cccmd day nf the next Term OF sai
court, 10 ic he1un sud held 81 We Cow
: IIOusc IN jasper, on the first Mont.
!, IN Nav. next, said complaint. and 2
! ,ihc matters mi s"'r~s thcrc'n rnrtain'
= md alleged. W; ~ heard Hrd fete
= minNd Nv her n'snrer.
rAX,I v. rnNGESTON, Clerk.
Will. A. TRayion, Atty.
Dec. IL, tS1l.sw!
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I.Apy's Tn,rxD FOR JANUARY. a
splcudiliy cmbeiiiShed number, leading
oif with sri~itcd skating picture. i"'
i.,c, Goethe ~ Fr,.k .ort," engraved ~
lin h;.,,,.., -. icnf art. There are ale"
81 beautiful cn'"rcl Fashion f'a'c' ""'
c:,oirr wood rnsravinys, with PROF"
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literary mai,cris excellent, the poem
particularly good. Mrs. Henry Woo"
now novel is called within the Maze
or, Lady An'iunism~ Trial. an" opens
with n great deal "f interest. wLic'' u
c.rtaiu 10 deepen IL intensity as tn
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Beck has sold his property III Ire
land. and removed his shoe Shop. l"fr'
Il a fine opening there now for goo"
shocmal;er. We understand a bar room
w;,, he started soon in the house va'a'
ted bv Mr.. Beck.
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1000 RAILROAD HANDS
w ANTED
TO BUY GOOD
BOOTS e. SHOES

ArR BrtX's sHO. sTOErs IN JAsrrp AM
~ ,vc,and The pail,s ~ now seing hxed t.c' an
hart,y "a he conn lsed. when Is es.e''ed all k'n's ~
.v.d. viii he accelerated by the mighty steam n"rs
and everything IN u, hdis county Put IN new ns?'r
,d &C. liz steam rev e.. r. Heck has deern'ned ny &c
ave 4, .ry and ~ ske his rade 20 quicker ny az W
ueusr -~dacion in prices. and CHEERING he resi- OF We.
h"r'. ,,.I. and sss.r- AZ frtw IN ;c " "sr ce"'
~ %, ~ Than her. .o.ore. witness the following ny
ures:
ss,e. shoes IRE ~ -. Formerly sold A. =. !.
common ~ :. :. -!
..i % Throughout cr''rs STOCK ~ f'k'crn w"'
On heue.,,,a. se-k ST; mrkr q ofdsF ara 81.
| toe ic..lrw rs fredericton
IN. R,.is r--rei -ii or Rip :. ~ f'rr'sN -
r'nc c. m'rcr s'r '".t y" !. a.
Coarse :. ~
! I" c..'s Nv
/ Ano.hs- tomc MADE work ic yer .en'.r ..M.r ~"
! r,rmer,y A. .hs. reduction rus' nae me cas-"
| ~. need ~ cash cor pels ne I" rcsiac.' prices
All uers,rs ndei Ted I" me are earnestly feQrsre'
IL ,rd settle Nv .a,b mote. Accounts o. w" yea
.,,;~, me-. :. lied ~ january isT2 will he piac'
Il 8, an .fl~er's hand for collection. , .. -
Oct -. lilly. - 20 "
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Az the holidays approach. the W.
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.. ., .;s uicr TOYS ard ren'si"s. nc
nos, Guc assurt,nem, .. everything '"
nlca So the youngsters.
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AGENTS WANTED.

'~.siligsnt men ard wcrsn wanted ., Sry~fers Hs"
wish good erritory frnd gAsy fer circrlrr md terms
H. n. ICED Z 60. ~ FAX Flare New York II Prom
ield ST. Rcs,on Mass 3s5 West n ads"n St. ChicaK'
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great rivalry at present among popular

great rivalry at present among popular
men for votes of electors.
The Assembly has appointed q COM
mittee Of forty-fve to report upon the
state of invaded departments. Mayors
Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS are requested to state
all costs incurred, and specify all out
RACES committed by Germans, and to
describe the resources remaining at
their disposal, and prospects of the
harvest.
A cartridge factory has exploded at
Chancey; eighteen persons were killed
and forty wounded.
The journals complain that the
Prussians are still depredating upon in
habitants and urge reprisals.
The Debats says Before We can for
get that the Germans are enemies we
must cease to find them thieves. II
after their extortions they cannot COM
prehend that they ought not to return
to France, we have a right to stretch
Gordon which will exclude them
from French society" Other papers
talk in a similar strain, saying there
can be no friendship while the Germans
are in France.
BERLIN, March l7.-General Wran-
gel has arrived at Berlin as bearer OF a
congratulatory letter from the Gar
Alexander to Emperor William.
Herr Sabrice remains in France as
representative Of Count Won Bismarck,
until the execution OF preliminaries OF
peace.
ROME, March lit is stated that
Cardinal Antonelli has sent a fresh
note to the Italian authorities in ref
erence to disturbances in the Jesuit
church.
Odo Russell is expected to return
shortly to Rome to arrange business
Of the British legation, the duties Of
which are to be performed by the Brit
ish Minister at Florence
FLORENCE, March lin the Cham
Der of Deputies, the Minister of Finance,
presenting an excuse for the non-pre-
sentation of the budget, said there was
a deficit of two hundred and fifty mil
lions livre to be provided for. He
proposed to augment the issue OF bank
notes one hundred and fifty millions
and increase taxes ten per cent. over
the present rates throughout the King
dom.
The Italian Parliament will meet in
Rome in July to vote on the budget.
Bills have been introduced for the abol-
ishment Of defferential duties as regards
foreign vessels, and for the better main
tenance Of public peace and security
throughout the Kingdom.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE
AmtbLan Of to-day has the following re-
marks upon the decision OF the Black
Sea Conference at London: "Notwith-
standing newspaper invectives the Pow
ers have interpreted the letter of Prince
Goatschakoff as reasonable and up
right as not a challenge and not
treachery, the result Of the conference
involving no unjust sacrifices, and dis
,urbing no rights, removes distrusts
and pledges peace.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Its Observance mt Different Place

Its Observance at Different Places.
CINCINNATI, March l7.-St. Patrick 6
day was generally observed by our
Irish citizens. The reception of VIM.
G. Halpine took place at halfpast two.
The procession consisted Of the Irish
battalion, the Colored battalion, COM
manded by Colonel Harlan, the fire
department, members Of Irish civic
societies and a long line Of carriages
containing many members of the Com
mon Council and other citizens. The
General had a special guard of honor
The procession marched through the
streets OF the city with bands of music,
while the sidewalks and streets were
thronged with spectators. Artillery
salutes were fired during the passage of
the procession. At Sangerfest Hall
the formal reception occurred in the
presence of a great crowd. The ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by
James w. Fitzgerald and responded to
by General Halpine. Judges Wallen
and Carter made speeches. Tonight
the Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick give a
banquet, at which General Halpine
speaks.
New YORK, March l7.-St Patrick 8
day procession had twenty-five thou
sand men in line. The most attrac-
tive and novel feature was "Gallow
Glasses" representative men who at
tended Shane O'Neil in his remarka-
bic visit to Queen Elizabeth. They
wore saffron-colored robes, helmets,
and long flowing locks, and carried
immense battle axes. At the City
Hall the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil reviewed the procession.
San FRANCISCO, March Il. - The
weather is fine for ST. Patrick's cele-
bration, which was on the grandest
scale ever witnessed here.
PITTSBURGH, March list. Pat
rick's day is being celebrated by pa
rade of the Irish benevolent societies
and military. 1t has rained steadily
all dav.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Farther Election Returns.

CONCORD, y. H., March H.-All ex-
ccpt five small towns in Coos county
have been heard from, and estimating
those towns by last years vote, Wes-
ton fails of an election by the people
by lj2 votes. The, Statesman says OF
the House: Our list OF representa-
lives chosen contains the names of l6l
Republicans and l56 Democrats. The
towns to be heard from will give, we
think, two Republicans and eleven
Democrats. If 80 the House will
stand l63 Republicans to l61 Demo
Gratis The Senate stands five Repu6ll-
cans 10 six Democrats. In the First
District there is no choice. In the
Tenth and Eleventh Districts the vote
i so close that an official count will be
required to decide them. The Demo,
cratic Congressman are elected beyond
Il doubt,
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WASHINGTON.
More About the Proposed Sale Of
Cuba and Porto Rico.


New York, March l7.-While some
Washington correspondents deny that
there is any truth whatever in the re-
port that Gen. Sickles telegraphed to
Washington a proposition from the
Spanish government, to sell Cuba and
Porto Rico tor one hundred million
dollars, the Tribune correspondent con-
firms the dispatch, and adds: "The
President and Secretary Of State both
say that General Prim, some time ago,
made proposition to General Sickles,
offering the Colonies to the United
States for two hundred million dollars.
1t was declined at once on our part,
and declared to be wholly out Of the
question. About the time the Duke OF
SAVOY was TO start from Florence to
assume the duties Of his new position,
and shortly before General Prim was
assassinated, confidential friend OF
Amadeus and Of the Spanish regency ar
rived in New York as bearer Of propo'
sitions of settlement to Cuban patriots
on the part of the new Spanish regime.
These propositions were published at
the time. They included provincial
autonomy for Cuba and Porto Rico,
similar to that enjoyed by the North
American colonies OF Great Britain;
full and complete amnesty for the
revolutionist leaders and defenders OF
the representation of Cuba and Porto
Rico in the Spanish Cortes; the aboli-
ton OF slavery, and the establish
ment of manhood suffrage. with
free press and right of dis.
cussion and petition-native Cubans
and the Porto Ricans to have equal
rights in official positions with their
Spanish citizens. These terms were
submitted informally by an American
Senator to Senior Atdema, but were re-
jected, Atdema declaring it too late,
that the atrocities Of the Spanish war
had been 80 terrible as to make it GER
tain that the Cubans and their OPP
pressors could not live together. AT
the time the negotiations were pend
ing, the idea of selling the colonies
was again mooted. bat no encourage
ment was afforded on our side. Short
ly after the coronation Of Amadeus
Sickles was again approached on the
subject. He renewed its consideration,
and the result is the proposed sale at
$lO0,OOO,0O0. President Grant said yes
terday that the administration had no
intention to consider it, believing that
even if desirable the Senate could not
be induced to accept such treaty, and
it would be altogether useless to ask
Congress for an appropriation to carry
out the provisions in face OF the fact
that the obtaining Of one million five
hundred thousand dollars needed for
the San Domingo purchase was in con-
siderable doubt.
The Brazilian Mission Begging
CammissiOner OF Pensions.
No nomination for the Brazilian
Mission, in place Of Blow, has been de-
termined on, the President having been
desirous of fllingit, il possible, by a
Republican from Missouri General
B. T. Loan, of St. Joseph, was tele-
graphed to by friend and asked if he
would accept the appointment. He,
however, declined to allow his name to
be used. Governor McClurg, now in
Missouri on some mining business, was
suggested to the President but declined
the honor.
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NEW YORK.
Base Ball Convention.

New YORK, March l7.-Delegates
from leading amateur base ball clubs
throughout the United States met IN
the rooms OF the Excelsior Base Ball
Club of Brooklyn, last evening, to form
an association OF amateur base ball
players. Delegates were present from
thirty-two cities in all. A committee
appointed by the chair to draft con-
stitution and bylaws for the convention
reported that they had adopted, with a .
few. alterations, the constitution and
bylaws of 1866. The report was adopt
ed. The following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
A. McC. Bush, of Albany Harvard
Club, President; Ii. S. Jewell, Excel
siors, First Vice President; Geo. Albro,
Fleetwood Club, Second Vice President; !;
j. NJ. Whiloff, Pastime Club, Baltl-
more, Secretary; and A. Thacker,
Olympic Club, Philadelphia, Treasurer,
1t was then resolved that the organl.
zaton should be known as the National
Association of Amateur Base Ball
Players.
Erie Railway Matters.
In the United States District Court,
yesterday, James II. Coleman, ap'
pointed Receiver by Judge Barnard in
the Supreme Court in the matter Of the
Erie railway and its English stockhold-
ers, concerning litigation regarding the
right to $4,000 shares Of the company s
stock, presented a petition before Judge
Blatchford, reviewing the recent pro-
ceedings in courts and asking for instruc-
tons with respect to his duty in the
premises. Judge Blatchford directed
the suspension Of all proceedings in the
matter until tomorrow, when the ques-
ton will be fully argued before him.
A similar petition was filed in the SUI
preme Court Of the State Of New York
and an order thereon granted by Judge
CORDOBA, returnable Saturday at twelve
0 o'clock: The order of Judge CORDOBA
s similar to the one granted by Judge
Blatchtord.
Another Railroad Accident.
ROCHESTER, y. V, March l7.-There
was a collision on the New York Cen
tral railroad in Centre square, this city,
this morning. between a freight train
and a single locomotive The result
was the demolition Of two locomotives,
complete destruction Of six freight cars,
freis sht damaged, and a brakeman
named Doyle, from Buffalo, severely if
not fatally injured. The Buffalo branch
of the road is obstructed, and trains
will not be able to pass before noon.
Passengers and baggage are transferred
The wreck took fire but the flames
were extinguished before much damage
was done. The loss to the company is
very heavy.
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SAN DOMINGO.


The Commissioners Start for Home.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March l6.-The
United States frigate Tennessee, with
tie San Domingo Commission, leaves
this morning. She will reach Key
West, if no accident occurs, Monday or
Tuesday next. The United States
steamer Nantasket does not accompany
her, but returns to the Bay Of Samsna.
All en- board both ships are well. The
report Of Commissioner Wade is finish
ed. He will 20 to Washington by the
most direct route The other Commits
~'oners wish to stop at Charleston to
write elaborate reports. All expressed
themselves decidedly in favor of an
nexation. The Commission met with a
most cordial reception in Jamaica, and
their visit here strengthens the Com
mission in their views that there is q
strong sentiment in Jamaica favorable
TO annexation to the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-18
ST. LOUIS.
~. Patrick.s Day-St. Louis Western
Colony.

Colony.
ST. Louis, March l7.-Our Irish
citizens are celebrating St. Patrick's s
Day in fine style. A large number Of
benevolent and other societies with
music and banners, citizens in carriages
and on horseback, paraded the streets
early this morning, and halted at St.
Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock, where
high mass was celebrated and an elo-
quent panegyric on St. Patrick was de-
livered by Father Garesche, after which
the procession again formed and is now
marching through the principal streets.
The St. Louis Western Colony locat-
ed on Wednesday at the town of Evans,
Colorado, fifty miles north of Denver
and four miles south OF Greeley, where
they have control Of forty thousand
acres of land. Evans is on the South
Platte river, and already has three hun
dred inhabitants. The Boston COLONY
have Joined them.
A large railroad meeting was held at