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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-09


Monte with an effort ID throw of the grip
upon his sholder. Stand back y0urzelf,
else be tempted to throw you into ths
street.
There viii be nothask of the kind go
| ing on Mr.. De Nor answered the
stranger, coolEy, still holding his grasp on
the latter's sholdier.
| "YFho are Joul" Numbered DR.. Guild
ford, unable 10 suppress his Indignation
any longer. by what legal authority
do you enter another mans house and in
suit his dignitg2 Away foul intruder p
My name, answered the stranger,
drawing himself up to his full, COM
handing height, is-AxDREw JAoKsoS-
GEN. JAcKsoNl if that suits you better.
am Governor of this Territory, and as
such, / cause the arrest of Leneaigo De
Monte as the person of the assassin
known to Us by the S1scognito of KARL
HAssAN. Forward, men, and secure your
| prisoner"
These words were like electricity in
effect upon that assembly. The presence
of the Governor who had coupled the
name of that notorious assassin with
person in their midst, were quite sufficient
to produce a sensation.
As soon as De Monte was secured
though not until after the most desperate
struggle, in which the villain twice al
tempted to take the life of his captors-
the General turned to DR.. Guilford and
continued:
81 win now enter into an explanation
of my intrusion. That man. pointing
to De Monte, sis the fiend, Karl Hassanl
This brave, noble girl, who suppose to
be your daughter, has within the past few
days disguised herself SIS a man, and thus
courageously succeeded in obtaining an
inside view of the assassins' stronghold.
When there she released young Gillispie
who had been captured by this fend and
was by him condemned to death, for
what crime you can easily suppose. She
then returned from the cave with COM
plete list of each members name, bust
ness and residence, which she brought
with her. She communicated the sub
stance of these discoveries to me, and my
plans were laid accordingly. Previous
to this l had my suspicious of De Monte,
and was watching his movements. When
| found that he was intent on marrying
your daughter, went to your oldest son
George, and making him confdant in
my arrangements, l learned much
of De Monte's vile purposes
came twice and warned
your daughter against acceeding to any
terms with the villain. My plans were
not sufficiently developed to insure an
arrest. This is the sum total of my Of
Tending. If it is ageeable to all parties,
should be pleased to see the ceremony
continued and the lovers married"
There was shout in that house which
came from the Threats of an assembled
mass of human beings, who sent forth
from warm hearts their approving senti-
ments.
When this had died away there came
another that the marriage should pro-
coed, and it did proceed, amid the greatest
hilarity. Carrie and Frank were married,
and it was gay crowd that witnessed
their nuptials.
De Monte was conveyed from the
house and thrown into prison, from
which he was taken, tried, condemned
and executed-an event which completely
dispersed the league, leaving the people
of that country free from the devasatiOns
of robbers and assassins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-09


arms the form Of Frank Gillispie who
was bound hand and foot and firmly gag
ged. He was placed upon chair in d
sitting position, near the round table
The 1nsn who thus far had acted as
spokesman, then said:
You will take this''-- at the same time
presenting the youth with sword--<sand
thrust it through the body Of the bound
man. This is but part Of our creed.
and is nothing more than testing your
courage and faith IN u.s."
Forester's face was coloFless as marble.
His hands and body appeared to be cara
Iyzed. The sight, the victim and the
command had completely unnerved the
young adventurer. Those who were stu
ated IN position where they could Oh
serve the features of the youtb-fortun-
ately for him could not read the thoughts
of bis heart.
ssProceedln commanded the same voice.
sfProceed! this is no time to hesitate.
am your leader-Karl Hassan--and as
such I must be instantly obeyed"
The prisoner turned his head and groan-
ed, it was all the sound he could make
"Forester's grasp frightened upon the
swOrd-hilt, and power came to his arm
which raised the point of the weapon
from the rocky floor. His teeth were set,
and his eyes fixed in keen glance upon
the villain-Karl Hassan-but quickly
changing the purpose which for one in
slant had possessed his heart, he wisely
threw his weapon from him, saying:
81 was promised, before consenting TO
come here, that should not be required
to commit MURDER
"Who made you that promise2" de-
manded the leader, angrily.
81 gave the promise under peculiar cir
cumstances, " answered the man who had
conducted the youth to the cave. cit was
necessary to do so, for reasons not best
to be here explained.
''Remove the prisoner to his cell
againl" commanded Karl Hassan. CAT
shutdown tomorrow let bin diel"
Forester breathed again as the captive
was borne out of the cave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-09

Ocala, Florida, is to have communica-
ton with Jacksonville by means of light
draught steamers on the Ocklawaha river
and by railroad with Silver Springs.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-02

THE building Of the North and South
Railroad is n fixed fact, and before an
other issue Of our paper, hands will be
at work constructing the road between
Newburgh and Boonvillc. Arrange
mcnts have been SO far perfected that no
further doubt is entertained. The con-
tract for the Ncwbursh section was LET
ut indianapolis last Saturday to Messrs.
Yates & Pattison. who will arrive from
Pittsburgh with their railroad imple-
ments this week. and will commence
work on The road hy next Monday al
the farthcsi. President Thomas was III
town OH last Tuesday and had the mort
gage Of $3.50. eco placed upon record IL
the Recorders office. This is tho bcs
evidence that the company is in earnest
and that We will have railroad in War
rick county before another New Year
That our people are rcjoiced over tn
! prospect, il is not necessary TO say. The,
want railroad. aud bless the Lord, the.
are going to get onc.-l Boonville En-
qllircr.
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Cutting ArFAIR.-On Tuesday night,
ii Hail township one Anthony Brelagc,
an old man, cut the throat Of Frank
Snider, a young man. 80 that his life is
endangered. They are both farmers,
and were at r. Decamp's at barn rails
ing. and whisky was free. Both felt
their liquor. Drelagc and Snider had
an old grudge, and Brclagc walked ur
to Snider an the afternoon, and told him
he must drink or fight. when Snider re-
Piled he could do either, but drank and
appeared friendly. A few hours later
Brclage said he was going home, ant
was shaking hands and bidding all goot
bye, and when he got hold of Snider'
hand, he held it, and plunged knit
into Sniders threat with his other hand
cutting clear through the throat to til
tongue. Brelagc was arrested and take
before Esq. Enthofcn on Wcdncsda!
but Snider not being able 10 appear, b
was put under $500 bail 10 appear on
week from Saturday next, and Oh d.
fault Of bail went to Jail.
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An Amusing story.

l. told here i'm connection with one Of
tho last State dinners given by Grant,
which Is worth reproducing, as showing
how hard IL is for the Radicals to'swal-
low the theories Which they arc engaged
i'm promugating. The liaytien Minis
ter, who is as black rs tic ace Of spades.
is hardly ever invited ON diplomatic occa-
eions, al d even then this Is done in such a
formal manner that his sclf-rcspcct for
bids him from accepting. On the pres
cnt occasion the IIayti Minister being
absent in New York, Grant considered
it n good opportunity to gain some CAPT
tai BY inviting him 10 the dinner, hoping
that he would not find it convenient Il
return rs requested. l!ut the sable Rep
rcscniative from the West Indies pack
ed up his baggage, aud taking the frs
train, arrived here on the very night o
tho din ncr. and presented himself at ths
white house. lie was received yer,
covly by the persons present, snubbcd n
ty all the ladies, and treated so grufil,
by Grant hin, scle that he soon found
convenient 10 retire. iva sl'ingtOn Coz
Louisville l.c,lsCr.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for June
contains a beautiful selection Of new
music. II has twenty pieces : any single
price being W orth as much as Mr.. Peters
asks for the entire lot.
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Look After Your Boys.

A faithful sentinel upon the watch-
towers proclaims to the world, that the
practice Of allowing your boys to spend
their evenings in the streets, Is one OF
the most ruinous. dangerous. and mis-
chicvous things possible. Nothing more
speedily marks their course downward.
They acquire, under the cover OF night,
an unhealthy state Of mind, vulgar and
proianc language. obscene practices.
criminal sentiments. aud Il law!css, riot
Gus bearing. Indeed, ii is in the streets
after nightfall that boys generally acquire
the education and capacity Of becoming
rOwdy. dissoiute men,
The above is true in every PARTICULAR
and there is but little doubt that nine
tcnths Of the criminals in our State pris.
on arc caused by the loose manner IN
which parents, and mothers in particu'
lar. bring up their boys. Their homo
duties occupy their time and thoughts
or society claims their entire life. anc
bows arc troublesome and in the way. :
Home is not made attractive 10 the boys
so they run the streets all day, as they
grow older. far into the night too, with
out restraint from either parent.
Oh. mothers! can you forget your du
ties to your boys! They should b.
cared for as sacrcdly aud tcndcrly a
your girls: should DC reared rs purely
and IL their paths in after life lead then
through sin and temptation. SO mncl
more do they need your holy counsc
: aud teachings, that their natures ma.
revolt against profanity and crime. thci
principles be founded upon rocks Of pu
, rity and truth, and tho name Of 'mOthcr
be a talisman unto them forever, ''home
| a beacon light bcckoning them onwar'
aud upward.
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MrtuApo ABovr NOTHING n large
number OF the papers throughout the
rountry are making great blow about
q set o resolutions passed 10y tho Mont
geometry County Ohio. Democratic Con-
veation. AMI some so so fnr ms TO call II
a "ncw departure" Of the Democratic
parts a -forwsrd movement &c. VIC
zee nothing new or strange IN these res
olutio ns. unlcss I: lie that few fanatics
md unrcason abie men, who have hero
sofore for several years, by their extreme
actions and uttcraIsccs, given tho Radical
imrty weapons to be electtfally used 10y
them in defeating tho success OF the De-
mocracy- which these extremists
composed very small number have al
last concluded 10 put themselves in cS.
pressed harmony with tho position the
,nasses Of the party have occupied eve'
since certain measures have become
mart Of the fundamental law Of the land
We are sure these men have had long
enough time 10 study over whether they
should recognize the laws or not. The
,uasscs Of tic people determined to
recognize and obey the laws of their
uwn making as soon rs they were de-
ciared legally adopted, and this "!or-
ward movcm cnt' is really but laggartl
movement, following the determination
Of, the party, instead of leading it. a
we nlcrsta nd il. the Democracy has
always been party Of law and order.
II has invariably stood UP boldly for
,tr;ct observance Of the Constitution
and laws. and its respect and love
for the Constitution IA the great
bulw ork Of our liberties, las often beer
a subject Of attempted ridiculc by is'
opponents, under various names. 1Et
party has never given any ono reason Il
suppose that it would desert lis Ok
standard Of Constitutional Union, be
cause unfair means were used 10 success
fully cngraft upon that Constitution
amendments which while being discuss
ell tho party did not approve Of b''
which once adopted became part Q
tie fundamental law and if these cX
trclnists have finally got their eyes ope
TO that fact, ii may be matter Of cor
graf ulation to their friends. But W
fear th, attempt toput them forwar
now as leaders will not conduce to II
strength Of the party in the coming col
tcst.
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ns.A man who will take newspaper
for length Of time and then refuse to
take il out of the postofiicc, or send II
back refused and unpaid for. or leave
the country without notifying the pub
Usher. would swallow blind dogs din
ncr aud then stone the dog for bsin.
blind. We have a few just such mcn III
Harrison county. We received notice
last week from the postmaster al Pal
myra, this county. giving us the names
of a few smch fellows Up that way. =
Hereafter We will publish the names o
all such fellows. that the public mn,
know " ho 10 trust. : ory,lon Demo
craf.
We are sorry 10 say that We hav'
found In Dubois county few such mis-
erai'c caricaturcs upon deccnry. one Q
two Of whom lay some claim t respect
ability-bnt really possess no more q
that article Than dc sHnct skunk.
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or The Superintendent Of Public In
struction has made tho May apportion-
ment Of the school revenue. The amount
collected for npportionmcnt is 81 ,O5e.-
LOG 81; States interest paid, S1ll,S:O 4s;
amount derived from other sources,
S33,s39 CT; total apportionmcnt, 1,292,-
3ls 81; amount apporiioned $l,lsS,-
594 SO. The amount to each child Is
81 %, eight cents less than that Of last
May, and four cents less than that OF
May, 1869. The cause Of this Is tho full
payment Of the debt to the School Fund
By the State, and the deductions OH &C.
CONT Of enormous appraiscmcnis.
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Nrunder tie head OF funny, the
Tcrrc Uautc GAZETTE. edited by that
veteran Republican, Colonel HunsoN.
says:
A friend said to us the other day,
swell. Colonel, it is said you have turn
cd Democratic. aud on the Vallanding-
ham PLATFORM "Ycs.' said we. eve
are in favor Of the resolutions offered
by Mr.. vallandingham at Dayton few
DAYS ago, and VIC think every sensible
and honest Republican in tic country
ought to be-" "Well, SIR said our
friend. II am not in favor Of them, or
no other platform Oh which such All old
traitor can stand" "Ah!" said VIC. ''ihai
is singular; do you not know that the
Republican press of the entire country
accused Vallandinghain of stealing III,
doctrines of Tho Republican party and
placing them in his platform, ard tina
the principles contained in the Dayto.
resolutions are republican,. aud have al
ways been advocated by the ablest mc'
Of the Republican party" IL do no
+ care for that" said our interrogation; 81
, Vallandingham is for them am agains
, them. take the position Of the Teri
Haute EXPRESS, ! an for them II tn
Democracy is against thcm but strong
Q ic against them if the Democratic part
is for them. ! am against cverythin
. the Democratic party is for, and fo
everything the Democratic party
against"
7, We gave our friend up, and advise
e him 10 read no other paper but the EN
. PRESS, and felt sure lie would ncvt
change his principles, or method OF G.
: aiming q question.
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Political Changes.

Tie indianapolis Sentinel says: we
hay, heard Ola number OF Republicans
WHO will vote with the Democracy IN
the next Presidential election. upon a
platform similar to thai adopted ut Day
ton. One gentleman WHO las been
prominently identified with the Rerub-
lican party informc,l.us a few days ago
that such was his determination, ana
',l,at thirty OF his Republican ncishbors
wv,,ld ioin With him. And the charge
of ..rcmcsade' ani traitor Will not de-
ter thousands OF honest Republicans
from taking step that the true ana pcs'
Interests OF the country demand. Henry
George. of California, WHO has been a
decided aud influential Republican, but
IS now acting with the Democrats, hav-
;ng been called a renegade" by the
Radical paper of his county, made the
following happy response TO .he railing
accusation:
IL was Republican; ] am Demo-
Graf: vet strange rs il may appear 10
IncOIlc WHO dfticu SuutNsuS ''s'I'~'
10 names. without understanding about
principles. my political principles are
substantially The same now as the! we're
then. Tic difference is that different
Issues are before the country. That
whereas a mans opinion upon one SET
of questions determined his party then,
mans opinion upon different set OF
Questions should determine his party
now. Flu. agreeing as we ito up
on all the political questions now before
tho country. it would be as sensible FOL
us TO quarrel about our past differences
ne il would be for us 10 refuse 10 worE
together. because we could not agree a
) 10 every question. which might possibl!
arise in the future
Thousands occupy just the position o
Mr. George, and will vote with the Dem
ocracy upon TIC present issucs-issne
that involve financial reforms, the light
ching Of the public burdens, and the per
t pctuaiion Of constitutional governments
) The people are 18th the Democracy Up
OF these issues. and by discar.ling 'hos
that arc dead, there is every reason L
hope for success in 1872.
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KEY STONE DEMOCRACY.

They Recognize the Finding FORCE OF tn
Am, ni.i,sAts-Drad Issues Hcpaaiatsd.
" iih Tie exception oil several rcso.u-
lions vi u strictly local character, the fol-
lowing Is tlc Iaatiorm adopted by III
Democracy Of Pcmnsy Ivania, la The State
Iomvrniiou held al ilarsisburgh Oh the
2iih inst.
RESOLVED, That the Force and Bayo-
mel I.Is recently cna,icu 10y Congress
are gross ATTACKS upon thc reserved
rights o. lie states, urotructiyc VI the
'cciucnlai principles q. c.Sil liberty, are
imioicrab.c 10 ircc people, cei''raiizihx
ia tendency, and sLouiu DC ivrthwlth
repealed.
RESOLVED, That the language of Sen
'a,or Cart Scnurz liz his -. Louis speech
w herein lac says: Il consider II one
Of the most pressing hccds OF our ia!
that We should return to the sound prac-
lice of Constitutional Government. Tie
safeguards oi our ccminlnon rights ana
Z liberties contained ia ti:c Constitution
are too sacred and valuable boon
10 be permanently jcopadizcd IN pro-
viding tor u passing emergency. IL Is
limc That the American people open
their eyes 10 the dangerous character Vl
this tendency, and that neither u great
name or an object appealing to our SYM
palhics should DC permitted TO disguise
..,. As iur me lave seen the working
of Irresponsible power and personal
i. government ia other countries, and
!, ma. assure my constituents tina; while
am Il citizen Of this Republic shall
struggle 10 the last gasp against It's Ia
PRODUCTION here Was but the utlcranct
OF well known and frequently annouhc
!. cd Democratic doctrine.
RESOLVED, That we recognize tht
binding Obligation OF all the provisions
iuf the Constitution OF the United States
as they now exist, and We dcprccats
the discussion OF the issues which have
been settled in the manner and by thu
authority constituiionally appointed.
RESOLVED, That we are for govern
mcnt vigorously frugal, and applying al
the possible savings OF the pubic reve
hue 10 the discharge OF tie national dc Ut
and are opposed 10 multiplication o
officers and salaries. merely to maze
place for parlisans and for increasing u!
every device the pnbic debt.
RESOLVED, That the continuance, by I
Republican Congress OF the income tax
when the same is al least Of doubtful
cous,i;ulionality, and the necessit.
therefor has long since ceased to exist
is an exercise OF a power, oppressive Y
, the people and gross violation of tlci
, rights and interests. :.
, RESOLVED. That the present tariff Is il
many OF its features oppressive, an,
: should be revised, aud that we herewith
: request our Representatives ia Congress
n when the tariff shall bc the subject q
rcadjustmcnt, TO sec that the iinmens
products OF the State and its indusirie
are properly cared for.
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Notice Of Distribution

State of Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE is hereby given, that at tho
~ Nav Term OF the Court OF Common
Pleas ofDubois County. after final settle
ment of the estate of Michael Drm.itl'
deceased. about The sum OF siSty-flvc
dollars aud sixty eight cents were found
remaining for distribution among tic
heirs.
Sail heirs arc hereby notified toar'
pear on the first day OF the next term OF
said Court. and prove their hcirslip. ant
receive their distrihuiive share.
BAZII. Il. EpMONSTOS,
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
Nav %. IL.
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Notice OF Distribution.

State of Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE is hereby given, tha, at the
~ May Term of the Court OF C9n..
mon Pleas OF Dubois County. after final
settlement of the estate of Nicholas V.
Cox deceased. about the sum Of two
hundred and thirty-nine dollars were
found remaining for distribution among
the heirs.
Said heirs are therefore notified TO APP
pear on the first day Of the mex; term OF
said Court. and prove their hcirship, and
receive their f!isiribntivc share.
BAIL Is. EDMONSTON.
Clerk of the Cour: OF Common Pleas.
May &c. II.
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York. have conferred a substantial fovor
on tho public by issuing a very complete
and handsome guitlc.book OF New York
City. II contains NIL the information
necessary to enable any ono TO find any
thing worth finding, and will be sent
iricc 10 any applying for II.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America ~
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the Cure If Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases
IL the Urinary and seminal Organs ard tho whole train
~ disorders brought Ivy bancfu and vicious habits
Prompted nv desire 10 benefit the AFFLICTED and unfor-
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needs II. ofchRrgs. Address Joe. lxNAT Stanton
y, Hihis tIouse, New York City,