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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

Tur Cincinnati Germans rcfrsc ~
obcv tl,c order or the Mayor, closing up
their beer gardens on Sunday, ana ~.
orm his honor that II he imtertercs with
them they will hereafter vote the Dem
ocratic ticket. or course such 2 &C.
,lorsblc result Is ~ follow they viii mcs
j,c iutcrfcrcd with.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

ISAAC STRAUB & CO., Manufacturers Of the
Il celebrated Portable f;rist Nils "Quccn of the
South" for corn meal. wheat Touring and stock feed
spices. &C. also boiling apparatus. shutters. and mill
work generally N. w. corner Front and John Streets
lCincinnati. o.
IHAPT. j. EARNSHAW, Manufacturer and
~ dealer In Agricultural Farm and Plantation I'm.
plements snd Machinery Salerooms: l42 Walnut and
Is and II West Sixth street. Cincinnati. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

i WANT TO VOTE.


SIC. ". BowRoN.
The colorcd troops were passing by,
As through Chicago's cloudy sky
A woman waved with steady hand
A banner with this strange demand,
Iwantto vote.
Her brows were knit, her eyes like fire
Flashed out the token Of her ire;
She waved and shook with all her might
The fag that bore this motto trite,
want to vote.
A child was clinging to her trail
Another followed, weak and fIail;
She needed not their hungry glare,
But shriekcd and screamed IN wild
despair
want to vote.
She saw the mmarching up the street
With banners gay and music sweet.
She sighed for rights she did not own,
And sad was heard the sobbing groan,
l want to vote.
"Only dc cnllud pussons vote"
The captain said, and cleared his
throat,
She answered like bolt from Heaven
With all the voice that God had given
| want to vote.
"Dc fifteenth commandment takes dc
place
Pcrciusivc for dc cullud race"
This was the negro's last goodbye,
And marching on lie heard the cry,
want TO vote.
Enmgcd she grew, and maddcr yet,
i. In burning wrath her visage set;
Her eyes were starting from their sphere,
4 And hoarse with voice all out Of gear,
| want to vote.
That night the moon rose bright and faii
/. As loud upon the midnight air
A shrick and then q splash was heard
Then oil was still yes, cen the wore
want to vote.
|. All night husband weary grown,
Maternal duties forced TO own,
An infant held, and all in vain
lie strovc to catch the mournful straiI
e want to vote.
Il Next morn the rivers gentle breast
! In odorous perfume sweet caressct
: a woman's form, whose only slirOus
A banner, with these words endowed
4 - want 20 vote.
: And OF at midnights hour serene
): A wandering, liaplcss ghost Is seen
ID The shuddcring traveller hurries by
d A. he hears that startling, wailing CT.
I. want to vote.
:, Then Oh, yc mortals! OE, ye men!
= From this sad tale moral ken.
ct And give the rights you would deny,
But stop tins everlasting cry
in I want TO vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
The Mission Of the Democratic
Party.


The Providence Herald, in an article
upon .sThc Line of -" thus pOrtrays
the mission Of the Democratic party {:
..rhe voice of the Democratic press, the
recent address Of all the Democratic
members Of all Congress. and now the
authorita i've uttcrances OF the assem-
blcd i Q nocracy of tho great States OF
ucnusylyania and Ohio, all proclaim
that the work Of the Democratic party
Is with the present and with the future.
not with tie past. The mission ofthc kc-
publican party is ended, but the mission
Of the Democratic party Is not ended.
The Republican party was the outgrowtll
Of single idea, which IN The nature Of
things was certain to become etctc III
time the Democratic party Is founded
upon the principles which underlie free
government, and it can not die nor bc
DESTROYED SO long as Americans love
liberty and uphold Republican institu.
tions. Other parties have risen, grown
10 greatness and passed away; other
parties still will spring up and follow
those that have "gonc beforc;;" but the
Democratic party, which was born with
the Republic, Isl mighty power in tho
land to day. and il will live and govern
when even the memory Of its rivals shall
have grown dim in the minds Of men,
Those who have hoped to see It shattcr'
cd on tho new amendments which have
been forced into the Constitution arr
heartily welcome to all the comfort the!
can find in the proceedings az pl ,tfor'n'
of The Pennsylvania and Ohio G mve'l'
tions. After the declarations Of thcs'
great representative bodies, there Is ~
doubt ms to where the Democratic part!
will he found in 1872, and its opponent
have no choice but to.mcctlit on ground o
lis own selection. The conservative AM
! patriotic men among tho Republican
who would stay that system Of ccitra
limtion 10 which their party has devote
itself during the past few years, but VII
!, haye feared that tho Democracy intend
cd 10 reopen "ihc questions settled b
:, the war;" will now be assured that the
i. have nothing ~ fear from the Dcmt
: cratic party, and that 1t is their duty
lend their aid toward defeating the d
:. signs Of the wicked ambitious men VII
are striving to convert the Republic INF
"a a dcspotisln.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

nFThc best and cheapest modc o.
advertising in the world Is that ~ the
Every successful aIver'
Itiscr viii say this. Seed strewn there
! If the seed Is good for anything aIway'
brings up a crop OF some value, inos'
generally a hundred fold.
The potaso bug Is, II seems, to be rein
forced by another pest. IT L. reported
TINT myrinds Of seven year lOciists ar
appcnrinv IN the county : especially II
Clinton township. -lLarortc Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
Drfluers.

JACKSON BREwERY.-KLEINER& L BRO.
lei Cincinnati. o.
IL n =. corner Elm and Henry street. Cincinnati. q.
r ION BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE.
IL c. windisch, Muhlhauscr 4 Bro. Miami Canal be-
tween Liberty and " ade streets Cincinnati. q
"AUCK & WINDISCH'S Lager Becr Brewery.
i Dayton street. between Central Avenue and
hitman street, Cincinnati. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
BOOK ON BUILDING.

VVYinkle 4 Co.. yll west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
w have Just published hook on Building; every
person contemplating building should have copy
Send for H. Irice One Dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
LOOGOOTBE HOUSE,
LooGoOTEE, IND,
JAMES G. CARNAHAN, Proprietor

vNf's uovss has bcen newly C.rrcted and fnrniih
l. et throughout, anil IL provided with the best o.
a-.,nrlo is.ons.
The .-,vsnr p,S,jr ,-e invited 10 give this !tonse
ti,i ~ he table will s'wavs he su~~lied with every
ii,,cy tha. our market affords, ana the rooms Win
vcci beis.
bee g1i, 20
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llarblr lUorks.

MUELLER HENNING. Great Western Mar
b.e Works. M,nlrs and AonLTtn's. Cabinet ard
lIuintr st"ek. Tront street. ctN een Gas Weeks ad
MIL street Cincinnati
IOseph Foster, Steam Marble and Free Stone
leJ Works corner Elm and Canal streets Cineinnnti.
j. MYERS 4 Co.. whs sirssle dealers in For
81 eign aud AE.ercaL Marble. Fifh street between
Stone and noadey, near L. H. 4 d. X. r. Depot Tin
lcnuaft.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
CARPET WARPs, Sc

CARPET WARPS, Sc.
~ Ould Pearcc & Co., Manufacturers of cotton
NJ Yarns. Battings and Grain Bags, NO b wss'
Second street. CINCINNATI. -
. Ctearna 4 Foster. Manufacturers OF Black ane
~ White wadding, office: No. 20 east Second street
Cincinnati.
nutnam. Hooker & Co., white and colored car
pet warps. Bats. &C., II west Second and com
merce streets. Cincinnati.
,yewett & Adams Manufacturers Of Paper. cottoY
and Burap Bags and jobl ers Of Domestic cotton Goods
Buraps Lastings, Shoe Innings, etc, No. west Pear
street, Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
FEATHERS.

VI A. Holden & Co.. Wholesale dealers In Feath-
~ ers Always paw the highest market price foI
Ginseng and Beeswax, No. 67 Vine street. Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

Wuern siu0rc, Af.

I1carcc H0oc, importers "f China. Glass anc
Qneensware. No II Wire street Cincinnati.
1u,cnrcst. Brockmann6 4 Co., fnanufac 'urers u
C. {. and White Granite Ware, Richmond street
west Of Harriet Cincinnati --
Joseph =. Hill 4 Co., Dealers IN Queensware am
GIassware Coal Oil Lamps. Table Cutlery ana Look'hg
glasses, 81 west Pearl street, Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
LITHOGRAPHIC.

@ tr0bridge L Co.. Steam Printing lithograph'c
tablsshincnt. No. 13l west Fourth street, Cincinn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16
l1tinooiu 9lla0es.

~ Address Co.,. Importers and manufacture =
H 1. az paper Hancincs. and Window shades, No. q
west Fourth street Cincinnati.
u Holmes 4 Son. Manufacturers 81 Paper Hang
-. trgs ard window Shades, No. III Main street, DC
tween 1th and 5th. Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-16

And OF at midnights hour serene
A wandering, lapless ghost Is seen
The shuddcring traveller hurries by
As he hears that startling, wailing CT!
l want to vote.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
PROPOSAL.
DosT OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
J. New York city,

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed proposals Will be received the ONCE the
inendent until IL NJ. November 1871 for furnishing,
lverng hitting and putting in place the wrought and cast
iron work exhibited in plans and schedules
irons, angie and irons tie rods, boier-iron plaics
angle and fish plates bolts ves &c and iron columns
plastcrs c0rnices, brackets, bed plates, &c.
The work of the columns plasters roledron beams
third story must be furnished delivered fitted
place rapidly required by superintendent pro-
OF the work. the whole to lie completed and put place
will bs permitted use Of the derricks
and engines In putting the work IN place charge
will be required the time of men EMPLOYED In
working them, who viii be furnished BY the department
when REQUIRED
Proposals will be made the Niece. neai foot, mr. bx
provided for in the schedules. 80
The work viii not be suodlvded among different bidders
but viii bo considered In the aggregate
Payments will be made monthly. deductnQ ten per cent
until the final completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
OF $4,000 that the bidder Will accept and perform
tract awarded him. the sulciency Of the security
States Court District Attorney OF the district where he
sides.
The department reserves the reject any all bids
fit be deemed for the interest the
and bid that is not made the printed to be OBJ
tanned IN this occ and does not conform in
to the requirements of this advertisement viii not be consd
cred neither will proposals be received parties
who not Themselves engaged in the
wrought iron work. and who have necessary IA
ciies for getting out the work.
Prnrosa he endorsed "ds for Iron worg' ad-
dressedto CALVIN T. HULBuRD, supcrinten dent
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

E,oR RENT-THE TWO FOUR STORY HIGH sToOP
y brown stone Houses new and elegantly finished,
atuaed southwest OF Lexington
ninth street. luire premises, or OF T. FARLEY so
Nassau street, from ii to O'Clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

During the last week pBr umDermou
haye improved iha little snow Uat fell ou
~anday thc Iab. and tbo log piles al the
mi8 bs,o boem largely increased. Wood
which bass been >cueahr begun 90 move
galn au3 every thing .eoms $50 base Zee
oeecd naU Ile bg ibi- liule ran oi sleigh
mg. No. woad seIla sa oHr marhe. ST.
stan pernaui-
-Thera never was better baHee iar
Investment. than ia buldiug dwelling. m
IBIS time, TO tam. iatbfs y,ll4ge. Houses
are yee aafer. faats high and already
lhe puu.ug aud hau,Ing has commenced
af lhrm faf the eamiag spring. >ame
change. afea estate hage already laagu
place and other. sire iu contemplation.
Thomas kent 8 practical moahauje, BIAS
purchased the blacksmith property iH tlas
village a F. Wet, price -z4ta. jaime.
Mahsu has sald hi. house aud lotia the
Horih 1t tie siiiaee TO II. S. Hard price
$500. David Crotat has sold hIs west
farm io Jame. Nshan, gfiee ss5s
Waueu Eo.s bas purchased fae hass
farm adjoining hl. sWn also lag leasc a
tl.e school farm in tle south part af ih.
lawa far $500. Charles Cauhe.a ha
baughta latoi It, S. Hard, Wta II hi
reslieAge. upau whih BE- Wl5 Hu.a
cottage house taF eamiua season
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

There e bo betEsf EaFcE Published Iu
New England thaa tie Springfield baiI1
EgHbI5oFa ls prospectus may be found
oa tae fagrth page ~ the JorENal to-da1
Nome of thc Boston of NeW York ga
Isr hare mere fail or beteg tslsKraphIe
raparts aad fer general news snd sound
editorials bat fen equal .t.
some uf e. .paudeuls sire n8t
thoroughly posteIas 60 cur railroad 1ght
au8 we occasionally see ia II statements
about this Hue that are lucorfcgt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

He who invests oue dollar Ia business
should invest one dollar in adyertis-
Ing that business. 7. Ntswaf,
" Why don you trade with me r "Aou
have never asked me 20. Ihaye looked
aII through TIM JouENAI for an invita-.
ton, but have never seen any. luever
go where | am not invited.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Term. ,f... i..nn ,a.. .-.....I .a...... w..
tIrE.nd within four months
''
N General attendance "i lho mr"D.5@
'' '''""' i.'ha'' !. -. "l''. j.. is f'q"es-
''' '' OUT N'Nl '''''il''2' ;" oe hfid W eH-
"'.'''s evening, Ieh- .-"a' "s ""sihes'
OF importance '- I" ''' 'la''sa't''I
A change in real estate was effected
%" J. ,'''} '''' "''"''o y. g. W a'efhoose
a,'' T.. IL. jameson ''r "'"i''l N''
" A''''''"'' ''''''' owner OF TIC Ed'o"
l''i'''. ''" 's''''& "' ii MOUSE '"'' 'o' "h
''"'''''' s'''''' "''''' MI. '''i'-"" '''''e-
Do ''.'''s''"" OF 'h' mouse "'" i'l o" Inc
.''' "''"''" ''" ',sld'''''7 "' i''"''"
'"''''' "''' '''''se T. h'' mon
The three or four day sIeighine OF
the past week Wa, well improved, and ihc
wood and bark business was lively. \.
&. Clark y Go. received 229 cords of bark
al their lmuery iu four days time, aver
ging 80 cords per day.
--Me.sr-. Howe and jameson went
rabbit hunting last week. in the vicinity OF
Clark, Mills. landgrove. where they
claim to have killed seventeen in one day.
While we sporting fellows do not wi.hJo
doubt their word, but rather, are inclined
to believe an good hunting aud fishing
stories, we must say we think this little
too harc-y,
-- The winter term of our District
School. closed on Friday. This ha, been
|avery successful term. and much credit
/ is due Mr.. Ross for the able manner IN
which he has conducted it. While there
nas been more OF less trouble existing III
lle sehooi LOT The past le" years. we un'
aeFs'"n" Il has been very peaeeao'e TN.
WINTER aA" inc 'eholaf' nave maze rape
& Improvement IN Their studies. As lut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

~ q IhAt " - HF. ~ HUI NJ II y r. AA
AIS. PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW
GLASS, BRUSHES. GRO
'EEiEs, tkuCAhhls
NJ IN II ! WI We
Grocers Scales. aud Double
Wripgefs
OPPOSITE MUSIC NALL.
NA"'N'S'''' ct "o''
alSp, Bs IL kaoTn ,ha' the ""s lot of
o'''A''S' '''' "'''
that cannot Tee beat.
o..
stove Iollsh ana Corn Starch,
Goldfish and Ak Handles,
- '''' > ~0'0' . "l' A'
Chaihs ana Lamp Chlmneys,
Cut Tacks and Chewing Gum,
Corkscrews and Cement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

The public are respectfully requested 20 read
the following letter. Il tells in aau story
MHssre u. &. EDrl & Go.--uentlcmen VI
tax pleasure IA recommending Hdity tsIb9i'
Ifoahs- 20 SINCERE, Hpraktfr, aud an 0thsre WIN
Are Liable % uvet-e1erilgn u the ynief h9ar-e-
ass. culas sc. They give quick and permanent
relief and AZ in every way vet s1kpIed 10 cure
Throat Affections NC shaii feel il uuf duty "a
recommend fAe CaTboAc Trocles shrreyer -
TN tLLEGHANlANs.
F8eys Cafboiit TfDcbes stand unnTsiel i0r
their hcAIiug quantities. Their an and iHstsn-
t4lneour action. They nrresi decay o. once.
Hence a Jases x diseased lunEs, tgbefeies OF
t..sls-, deegiapJ ls 81 once arrested.
ssgsrh0'r Is endorsed uv the highest medical
Talent ~ the J8d and hnH Worlds. NJ physician
y aus standing but will simit H. rast lnfspr
tKbee 60 suif ring hams uItf,
Wr tialn if HaT GAFtspif afaehes ib4, there
l. fa ta.1Ielna4 g0ln pauHd Yet discovers that wE
compare with them eqFatiyst aud that The
slmHie manner 10 which the posttfut remedy
"a b. administered especially % children
asugld o. 3 great rea0nus udatlau % mothers
These rraahes Dr. nal SIMPLY AlleNaie fuf
t4nls bat % Their work effeetntliy by striking 81
the disease dirset, thas efieeilng permanent
care, wasua- rgraps aud o'hti mixtures have !
tsudefeg r. destroy the tone - tbr stomach auf
iAftlig Fl gre the general health
Thegs is % pAri q ths human Systtm that Sil
fsyt receive benefit from tie ase - thstt tf0oAes
~ shry etpei al Impurities from ihs b3oo&
TAefn ls 10 uladlasi aompouL4 yft dsooreres
that via - spseails safely, MY aud prrWE
aea{ ears The above dlseases thsss Iroshes
CisrgFtmea and oihsfs visiting Aiek rooms ~
ind tbss. Tr9ehfs elfaplets sAiegnard - thel
Age q geftret air4ufeltAEt
.4.la
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A4''7' t'@,' "' a 7'.'. l's.'a''9' ~
f 4 tL't 'f ''.. "a'i. ''''l .a"'
e... $500. -.
......... .....r..... .'........
............... 49,. t..-..-.-.....s...4 ...s.
w.. .........-... .-.-...... ....,-..r.t-..
-... .-..s...r--.-...........t.....-....-....,
.ss. .-....
Marriage H.nhs and Deaths 300 the
town sf Rupert daring abe year 1870.
Haw.agst-la of graom., "a were thc
0ut marriages, of thc second. and j of
tha fourth marriage, of ll,e brides rs Of
Che FIRST oflho second. Al were Ameri-
cans. OF the graom-. d were between
the agc oi Cd and III, between 81 and 30.
2 between 30 and 81. between 81 and
3d. add oHe 80 years 90 age. or The
"'t''@. WV "f'"t' -.. 'HtH wren e"
aud 20. p. between Lf anal 30. = between
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-21

AL ht hat apHe8 carriage
aa# Hrnaf s TIs viii Go ca,i WORK
as Hshe Hfaes > adfen semeat
--A company OF shakers consulting ai
members fr brethren au5 sour
am hau N#Ht Lebanon n B., ans
expected GAG HaI8 a.eaaue sa tl.e lgiaa
CHuub o., East Uarag uea sabbath Ga
IHtt. a. a.aa.aak sa g.s aaGHaau. ila
understood af Haeno wa be preach
.Hguu faa OCCASION Hr q. N. Eyaus ihe
Eh.efft8graf Ha Almm1 Lebanon ~aa.-
elF aua singing tF tfe whole company.
E rs expected that tae OCCASION wiH ae
eHe of good aHal al Interest as "a pre-
sen.- fa tlr people OF t'..s y.dHiya good
opportunity tg heaaue atausioted with
hoo ueealaf views. customs style Of dress
aud maag afwar.eip of this verr ransrk-
sa'e people
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Local Intelligence.
nLlnrtrr,.la, nAltnn.n-

.rspAYn MORNING FEB 3D. ls1
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EH Knu Fs
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Circulation ofthe t"JHSAttbi- weel
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-25

!, woapa Of twaR,oa.- The Washington
Patriot has this sppeal to the patriotism
and common sense oi. the people every
where: 'erhis iB not the time for o dis
.crasiou Of abstract tbeosies., q tor loo,
close 9 scrutiny into what area 9allod
principlea .oi public policy. Tie FIRST
aad most htEaat duty is TO sasefvhat Is
left of the, cpnstitution .and Of republi-
can, government; and, when the great
danger which now threatens both shall
be passed. to repair: 'she damages that
either may hayo suffered: When ship
is imperilled by winds and waves. the
sailors do not stop to inquire into the
philosophy Of storms or tho faults ofthe
rigging. They make common effort to
save the vessel aDd rescue their own
lives from the yawning abyss. That is
exactly the. situation OF the ship OF State
Let r;s get her fret into safe
nd then examine the hull"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-25

SOUTHERN l1oYALIsTs We have re-
ceived the second list OF claimants be-
fore the Southern Claims Commission,
at Washington City. who hayo declared,
under. oath, that they remained loyal
adherents to the cause and the Govern.
ment OF tue, United States during the
.Conlederate war, and that they never
yielded voluntary support to tue Con
federate Goyern ment. There are 213
names from Virginia; 129 from North
Caroline; $50 from Georgia; 155 from
Tennessee; 43 from Louisiana; 48' from
Mississippi; ,108 from Arkansas; 90 from
Alabama; 8 from Florida; 5 from Texas,
and 80 from this State, who are Moses
Winstock, Of Abbevillc; Solomon T.
Wilkes, Of Ohester6eld; Philip B.
Schwartze, of Fairfield; eremiah Nav
by, OF Greenville; Job Mayzick, of
Georgetown; George Sinclair of Lam
caster; j. W Lowmaa, OF Lexington; ;
Bill March, Peter W: Dowyer, James
Ohovis, Israel Desc, Mathew Driggers,
Isaiah Gay, Peter Grant, Joel Hall,
Isaac Langley. James S. Leggett, Dun
can Mcpherson, James Mcqueen, VIM.
M. Newton. Simeon Peayy, james Peavy,
Prince Napoleon, Mrs. Anna Powell.
Anderson Quick. Gamewell Quick. Mar
tin and Moses Quick. Murdock Quick,
Philip Smith, John Z. Thomas, of A1arl-
boro; Calvin O'Dell, 81. G.. Smith, OF
Pickens; Freedaig A. jacob, Edward
Pollard, of Richland; John Flynn,
Christopher Geraty, Patrick Hogan,
John Mecham, Of Charleston.
Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-25
LuurensriNe Herald.

BLUE RIDGE RA1LRoAD.-W had the
pleasure OF meeting with Gen. j. w.
Harrison, yesterday, and we rejoice to
to the early completion OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad. Notwithstanding the great
anxiety OF the people OF this section to
be informed OF the exact condition and
prospects OF this :great enterprise, yet
we are. satisfied that it would not be pru-
dent prematurely to disclose tho present
programme for its successful const,uo
ton. Suffice it TO soy that new friends
and capitalists have come to the aid of
tue company, among whom it is more
than gratifying to learn that Charleston
is ably and most, energetically represent
ed. The patient and untiring devotion
of the President seems at last about to
be rewarded. and the contamination OF
present expectations will be tho best
guarantee of faithful! services in behalf
of the interests committed to his charge,
anderson InteAiqencer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-25

A WHOLE FAMILY KILLED BY RUNAWAY
HoRsEs. "A Missouri paper gives an
account OF O sad accident which occurred
near Johnstown, in that State. on Sun
day morning last. by which four persons
we're killed. father, mother, son and
an infant child. From tho meagre re-
port. we gloan the following: Mr.. Bot
ties and family were returning from
church in two-horso wagon. In cross-
ing Deepwater, the horses became
frightened aud san away: dragging tho
son, who was driving, distance Of near-
lya quarter of mile. In going this
distance from the creek, it appears that
the mother jumped ont, after throwing
out her infant child. In the afternoon,
a traveller from Germantown discovered
the lifeless body OF the son near the road.
Soon after, he found the woman with her
neck broken, and the child lying near
her nlivo. but almost dead from the effect
OF tho heat. Further on, ho found the
wagon upon the dend body of the father.
The child has since died.