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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

THE INDIANS. Washington dispatch
es say that it is the intention Of the Ad-
ministration to warn the Apaches, who
have been particularly unruly; that
they will be pursued for crime as sure as
they will be helped if they behave them
selves. At the same time the whites are
10 be notified that they, too, will be
held in strict account. Lieut.. Whit.
man has already informed the Govern
ment that there are signs of preparation
to repeat the Fort Grant massacre.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

Butter and cheese are almost indis-
pensable articles Of food. Properly
used, they are nutritious and healthy
but am inordinnta use OF either causes
indigestion and dyspepsia. PARsos's
PuRGATEyE PuLs, Iudicionsly used, win
remove both Of these troubles.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

Sudden CHANGEs IN THE WEATHER ale
productive of Throat Diseases. Coughs
and Colds. There is no more effectuAl
relief 10 be found, than in the use Of
" Brorns BroHcliai Tinoohes."
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

THE FREScu GOVERNMENT. A move
ment has been initiated for the, submis-
sion 10 the people of the question of the
future form of government of France,
to be decided by means of plebiscitum.
The plan, rs far as perfected, proposes
that the people shall decide whether the
country shall remain a republic, as at
present constituted whether il shall
become a kingdom, with some member
Of the Bourbon family upon the throne ;
or an empire under Napoleon. The
movement finds many supporters, and a
strong effort will be made when the Ma
tional Assembly convones TO secure the
adoption by that body Of a measure
which will carry the scheme into effect.
IL is stated that numerous agents are ac-
lively engaged in the provinces, endea-
voring TO enlist popular sympathy in
behalf Of the project.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

WE'LL BROKEN. Customer to Horse
dealers Boy)-" Sent this horse to show
me, ell ? Where did your master get
him ?"
Boy" Don't know sir.
Customer" Is he quiet in harness ?"
Boy" Don't know, sir"
Customer-"W Will your master warrant
him sound ?"
Boy" Don't know, sir. "
Customer Confound it, boy E? What
did your master tell You 10 say 10 me
about the horse ?"
Boy-"He telled mo 10 say "Don't
know, sir, TO everything as You asked
me ~
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

When a distinguished American
dies, I" said u shrewd and sarcastic OBJ
server, not long ago, "his admiring
friends and countrymen Immediately
resolve to build him magnificent mon
umept, and theH-they don't build IT,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

A sensible lady of mature years says
that it does not look well for a young
lawyer to put his arm around a girl at a
circus and comb her hair with his fingers.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

mercy 30 nae, miasas. what nice bis
cult ] have male from j. Monroe Tay-
l0r's Cream Yeast Baking Powder"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

Mr.. Slower, of New sharon, Franklin
County, Me, a few nights ago had
twenty-four turkeys-his whole flock
killed by fox.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24
II Will Prevent and Cure Consumption.

Those who arc afflicted with Cough or With Con-
sumption read the following letter from pronincnt
merchant Of Marine City, Mich, dated Juy - le5o
Dely Sirs.-The Aliens Lung Balksm has arrived
took bad cold. and cough. and finally consumption
seated upon me. was in very bad state tried
everything that recommended, and aTrns great
deal Of money, and got no help. bad Aliens Lang
Balsam for sale but knew nothng OF s merits did
not like 10 take Il without knowine more about IL
bad not sold bottle When yodf agent called ON me.
told him / could not sell q medicine knew nothing
about He urged me 70 try IL mxsef did 70 and 10
my grA eful surprise the first bottle stopped my cough
and. before the third bottle taken lungs
healed and well and can speak knowingly 70 my
friends and customers OF the good qualities OF Aliens
Lung Basam. REMAIN yours, respec cttnlkys
II C COTTRELL.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

Information about any Railroad Bonds
can be obtained IL you will write to
CHARLES W. HAssLER, No. Wall Street,
Nn,, Nnrk
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

IN warranted 10 break up the most troublesome Cough N
incredibly short time There is remedy thai csp
show more evidence Of real merit than this bAI5AM
for curing CONSUMPTION, CoudHs, CoLDe, Asthma
GROUP, &C.
IL is only about years the Balsam was nra
offered 70 the public and. this short time u has pe
village throughout the United States aud tne Dominion
Of Canada Hundreds of thousands OF bottles are Al
nuay sold and thousands Of witnesses TESTIFY 70 ~
unequAed power in healing the diseases that y rec
commended Tor.
It is Harmless 60 the most delicate Chtia'
It contains NO Opiuin In any form.
It ts Sold bysN3edletne Dealers geaerailys
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

How 10 obtain
CAST SfKKL PL0w
FREE OF COST.
For particulars, address.
COLLINS a. Co, 2l2 Water ST., VI. Y
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24

ASMGULAR DIsoovERI.--While some
men at the Torpedo Station were at work
inside old Fort Wolcott last Friday, the
wheel Of their cart sank deep into the
ground. Removing some of the earth 10
find cause for this, one Of TIE men struck
his spade what seemed 30 be an iron plate.
This excited the curiosity Of all, and
they got 10 work with n VII 10 dig away
the earth above the plate Soon their
efforts were rewarded by the sight Of an
iron door fastened with rusty bolt. On
breaking this open, they came upon n
flight OF winding stairs. which they de-
ccnded, and arriving nc the foot they
fonnd themselves in dungeon whose
gloom was made more Liarked by the
ray Of dim light which a 90 iiary loophole
al the top admitted. Stri king a light 30
dispel the darkness of the dungeon, they
found upon the floor q few withered
bones. a skull, and lantern. The Ian
tern is OF such an old-fashioned construc-
tion and shape that il must have been
made over 80 years ago.--A r. Pgper.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24
Paralysis a Cause Of Then.

Some celebrated European physicians.
applying the doctrine of the conservation
and correlation Of forces TO moral mania,
have recently contributed some inpor-
iant articles 10 medical science. showing
that certain physical diseases are the nc
tual causes OF klepto- mania.
PFichard cites the case of the wife OF a
man Of fortune. who was i'm the habit Of
stealing on all occasions whenever she
visited shops. I'm this case, paralysis
tpartiai) and sOftening of the brain ex-
isted The husband was so overwhelm
cd with grief and shame that he left the
destinations Of the city. and banished
himself 10 the country, whsre there were
no shops but the mania remained.
II is a curious fact that in one stage Of
paralysis delusion always exists in the
mind OF the sufferer that what he steals
in his property, or has been stolen from
him, and that he merely recLaiIns his own.
Sometimes be imagines that God orders
him 10 steal
Paralysis is sure 10 cause stealing IN
some shape or other and stealing, in
deed, may be sometimes regarded ms a
symptom of the disease.
This In nm important subject, and one
Of unusual interest, worthy Of the care
full investigation of the medical scientist.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-24
UniVersalisna.

Send for frrc sample corr of the CIFR2ErIAs fKanER
frsi class weekly ionrnsi, puhished DO The New fork
state CnuVcntinu 81 UniVcrraisN and containing the
Sermons o. nr a.. IA. Chaun. Tcrma a. % Per ynAr
Addrrsu. PnhAshpr CHRISTIAN 12EAnERL 11S Hruadway
Nrr NnrA CITY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
RenubItcan Vtctaries.

GAINESVILLE. elected Republican
Mayer BY about 300 majority, a Re
publicau gain Of 48O over last years
vote for Sherwood.
Wooster, which last year gave 200
Democratic majority, elected Re
publican officers. ret
Portsmouth, heretofore Democrats
ie, elected almost the entire Repub-
lican city ticket. asa
Cincinnati achieved a splendid
Republican victory. The maiori-
ty for fhe Republican ticket ranges
from 937 TO 3,54l.. s S. Davis, the
Republican candidate Cor Mayor, Is
elected by6mbjoFitS OF /, ,s55. Two.
years as6the riiy gave a large ma
iorltEafor BandIaton. The Repn5-
Iieahs tllavaaa majority in both
braaolIHs fthei Council !. ssE --lsst5
Cleveland for some & years past
gORsTa6al5S a Democratic Mayor,
nOat electslthe. Republican candid
ate'for that Oficelby about.l500 mQ,
jority. The Democratic loss iG the
citvlr6m 1869is over rthUusands
Annexation.
AS a substitute for resolutions by
Gen. Enochs endorsing the San Do
mipgo protest, t9e ono House has
adopted the followiqg' .2fF,red oy
Representative Williams; ;.ia..5-s
BesolU6d, 6g The GeRerol .4sse9''
5lg ri t6e Sac 9f orr, Th8t IN re-
gard 10. the extension Of our borderr3s
and the acquisition Of territory, as
well as every other measure ofpub
licmncerny in a GoveEnment libe
ou1sy 1--WE endorse as sound political
wisaOmthepsineipleembOdiedlHtiR
declaration Of President Grant, that
ono policy should be enlOrcod
against the viii Of the people.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
The Advantages Of this Ar
rRngement are;

/. Passengers secure their seats in First Glass
Passenger Cars through to destination at lowest
current rates.
2, This being through train, not encumbqred
with local business families win be allowed to take
thsir goods on the same train at regular freight
rates, which will save the expense and trouble Of
waiting several days for delayed goods to arrive at
destination. The usual amount Of Baggags Check
ed Free.
8. Express Stock Cars will be attached to this
train; 90 persons desiring to take Horses or other
stock through can be With and that their stock
Is properly cared for.
T. Persons dOBiriRg to do so can charter 3
Through Express Car at a low rate for their own
freight and stock two three families can club
together and charter car.
5cslnce the completion Of the new Iron Bridge
at Quincy and Kansas City, there are no Omnibus
or Ferry Transfers. This is the only route by
which cars run through to Kansas City without
change.
G. Il iS by far the cheapest and best route, and
all who take advantage Of it will hnd by doing
they save time, trouble and money. apl3yl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
Great Flood in PER-

...le ..# A .-E..
BY news received from South ARleri-
ca it is learned that a terriBIe ihunla-
ton has taken place in Nor siern Peru,
The Ro0dj caused by excessiy r rain, has
caused hundfeds of thousands Of dol
lars damage At Payta, the water
swept oyer cliffs two hundred feet
high and carried away many hSuses.--
OF the few that are left, the CSstom-
house. inel6ded, almost the entire hum
Der are worthless. Lambayeques ven
inland town of eight thousand ,inhabh
tants, is wholly destroyed and great
loss of life was occasioned. Among the
towns inundated are San Jose, Payta,
san Pedro, Pacasmayo, Lambayeque
and many others Tie damage done
cannot be estimated, as the food is
sweeping down from the mountains and
devastating all before it. .-.--- RI .s---
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
Dissolution of Partnership.

The undersigned give notice that the partnership
heretofore existing between us ia the uamo ni
SPARGCR, BRO. Z CO., is dissolved by mutual
cOnheat. Either fthe PaFtiss authorized TO re-
Ccive any money due said firm.
The books aud notes Will Le left iu the hands %
Samuel e. Hihbsn, aud the bu,iness continued at
the OIL stand by Samuel r. IlibbCu S Son, and By
lhs sparenr Bro's at u New Store Room under
the Ton Hail. at either o. which places all hJ are
Indebted 10 viii please call as speedily as pJssible
and settle their accounts. SAMUEL T. hlBkENi
SPARGUE RROS.
HllsbOro, O., April Ist, 1871. apsT2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

The Northwest was visited by severe
storm Of rain and wind on Monday.-
AZ Atchison, Kansas, the eupola Of tiTe
Baptist Church was badly wrecked; the
tin roof Of a large grain house on the
levee was stripped of, and signs and
awnings were blown down. Chicago,
st. Joseph, Milwaukee, and other places,
report heavy rain falls. Al st. Joseph a
very high wind prevailed all day; sew
eraI buildings were blown down or mn
rooted, aud other damage done. sd a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
NOTICE

AUDITORS OFFICE, HIGHLAND co.
HILLSBnRo, ONO, April 4, 1871.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that there will
~ be a meeting uf the Township As ses4ors ui
Persunal Property held at The ofice Of the U0untv
Auditor, az IoO'clOeE A. 81. on TEESDAT ,IAplif
H. lsIl ior The purpose Of eonsultati0n shi sstab-
lshinE basis upon which - aPpraise the Person
81 Property Of the countY. r..
ap6wl DANIEL MURPHY, County Auditcr.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
T,nDor,ant Decision.

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has
rendered a very important decision
in favor Of the cause Of temperance'
Several decisions have been made
against che validity Of village Ordi-
nances which Prohibited the sale
ale ana Beer. One Of these cases
was taken to lhe Supreme Court,
and # was there decided that such
ordinances are valid.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
Deaths.

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituary re-
marks charged for at theFateof cents per line o.
8 Wor5a. fs Assn. ....... &. Il.
McCLURE-0R the sOth inst, IN PiSsian, Ohio,
Of Consumption, Mrs. Mary +. Mcclure, wife OF J.
.salc0iuTF aud slaughter Of D. Q. BailFys late q
this place, in the 10Th year Of her age.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
3 The new government loan is get

The new government IUah is get
tingLalong handsomely FOrty-fge
millions have been taken, and the
demand for IT, both at home and
abroad, seems to be increasing. It's
SUCCESS will Iargel5 fodocs the inter
est on the public debt, and by 50 do
afug Of cOursei materially tighten the
public burden. 1.tl r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

a recent cable telegram announces
that owing TO a general and long con-
tinued drouth, the wheat crop in Belgi-
um will prove an utter failure, gnd that
a large portion Of the lands are being
replantcd. Whether replanting viii
save the crops is now very doubtful,
and VIII depend upon the Backward
ness offlle season, for in April The grain
ought 10 be wen above grouDd5 but,
any way, the crop will be small, and as
The United states viii be csHed upon 20
make good The deficiency, il is. matter
of some interest 70 our farmers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
DaInEs % ~ I.egislafure.

Ae44R&s t0tl the legislature
Abill1hasf passed the Senate, TO
prsEsntiths forfeifhrel Of life ihsur-
anceapolibies, nono account Of non
payment provided bns mll annual
payments has been -ih1ad6. ilt-l s-.
The HOnssahas passed "a aIbill, pro
vidipg that County Commissioners.
may remove TurnPike Commission
ersnBban petitioned tosdosso by o
majoritEaos the fFeeholders living.
within nthe bounds of ths road.-
Also to auth0Riza County Commits
sioners to build bridges upon free
turhpikes, and to change the com
mutali5h for the days labor upon
the roads To $55G Instead Of So, as
now. .s1oi 9s1nl 20 on 2aYea hls -lc
The House also passed Amend
mehts 70 the state Constitution, to
be Submitted to the people next
Fab, providing for the election Of a
District Judge III every Common
Pleas District, ahda Common Pleas
Judg5 il every c6unty4the Probate
Court ia each county to expire with
the term Of the present occupant.
PIE Billto prevent cruelty to ami
mails, has PASSED both Houses, and
is now a law. It makes It unlawfal.
to cohhhe stock on trains, for a long
er tohtinuous time than "A hours,
without food Or water.
Inoihe Senate, on the 3D., Mr..
Odlihyaof Montgomery, introduced
a bin prescribing the rates of taxa
ton for county purposes, for road
purposes Rnd -f0r- township purpos-
es % .aua s1fat c-t o ai=f
The bin makes Some extensive
and valuable changes IN present
law It pro9ideg for an average
red6etion OF abouf15 per cent. upon
exiting rates, aftersnakfng allow
snce fof the difference between The
old and new duplicates.
The bill also provides for reduc-
ton of25 per cent. absolutely upon I
all levies adthorized By laws which
are not Specially revised or repeal
ed BY this bill or by other enact
ments Of the present General As.
sembly This applies Of course
among bthefs to-aii Municipal taxes.
As a specimen Of the special I
changes provided Tor in the bill, the
township levy for road purposes is
reddted from 3 mills to ].
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
Rbode Tslaud.

Little RhOdy gave, on wednesday, he
5tb, a majority OF about E, 400 foGf fhel
Republican State ticket. The RePubh-
cans have also a large majority il both
branches Of the Legislature. ai
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u
ment are Of hourly occurrence
The state Of things in Paris may be
faipuy imagined FROM the following
special dispatch 70 the New York
World ,-..f..,,-. -. I..-.
s'PARIs, April lQ-Unless the Ger,
mans saYe Us, Paris ustsoon swim
with blood, The Commune hourly
grows mere desperate, and resorts to
fierce excesses. The Conciergerie
is flled with priests and men who
have been arrested on warrants call
ing them 'eCitizens, styled servants
of a person called Cod Archbish-
op Darboy was stripped naked,
bound to a pillar, andseourged and
moeied for hours by q band Of two
hundred Reds f-.
The Government appears TO be
gaining strength daily, and TO have
The confidence Of the country, out
side Of Paris, The GOvernment
troops are under the command Of
Marshal McNahon, and are well or
gained, and sufficiently strong, it is
believed, to quell the instruction in
the city, without the aid Of the Ger
mans. The latter, however, are
held in readiness to assist the Gov.
ernment shouldi it become necessary.
Eighteen ofthe. Communist lead
ers are reported as being desirons to
make terms with the Government.
Gen, Cluseret, who commanded
a btigade under Fremopt in the late
rebellion, is one Of the leading
spirits Of the mob in Paris, as
ghiers, inaR address TO the Pre-
tJets Of Francs, compliments the
and fidelity fthe Govern
ment troops. He also says s-sf4-
iuWThere has been an attempt at in
surFection in Toulon, but it has
been suppressed. b.
EThe disarmament of the Nation.
ais at MarseiIles proceeds, Outside
Of the capital az is tranquility, The
Government is satisfied that the eiti,
zens have given it their confidence" /
It's to be hoped the efforts Of the |
to restore order with |
put further bloodshed win be success
ful, but We fear the worst is not over, |
and that the infatuated mob will not |
yield until many Of theu4 have paid |
he penalty Of their rashness with
- l--l-- i.-- q -a-- % a-.-
their lives. .-..f,-. -.....-s u.
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KANSAS CITY
!. WITH 10 CHANGE OF OARS /

7OAMILIE9 going to Quincy, Mason City OF
H any part Of Northern OF Western Missou-
ri or Kansas, will find this the cheapest and most
expeditions way Of reaching their Destination.
The emigrant express TO Kansas City win leave
Cincinnati every Tuesday and Friday, ct 230 P. n.
Regular passenger trains daily leave Cincinnati at
500 A. Ms 2:lO P. M. and 1000 P. Ms running
through to Kansas City without change Of cars,
This Is the only route that runs from Cincinnati
80 Kansas City WithOat Change
~ Passengers WOaId consult thBir own intereats
By communicating with the Representatives Of this
iins bsisre making srrangsmgHis via any other
route.
FOR through Tickets or informatious apply ct the
once Of the Company IN Cincinnati at Public Land
ing, cOfhsr RIain and River; 10. 4, Burnet Houbo
Block, corner Third and Vine streets, and at the
Passenger Depot, n. W! corner Of Pearl and Plum
ntrests; and al She Principal Railroad Ticket on
ee5 IN the country. -aa
I Ask for Tickets yia Lafayette. L
BS-For fnFther Information, address either OF the
undersigned Oficers. ~ s a 10
WI. L. NOBLE, Gen'I Ticket Agt. Indianapolis.
o. +. MOORE, Superintendent, Cincinnati.
Il. J. PAGE, Geni Freight Agent, Cincinnati.
Pespis residing on the Marietta and Cincinnati
Road can communicates with J. N. KELLEY, Pes.
ssngeF Agent 90 that line.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
,Iaahood, How Lost, How Restered.

u.kHNTR-, Just published, q new edition 0f DIR.
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ESSAY on the radical c'ire (Eithout
sa4s8 medicine) OF Sper5RatDrThea, Or SEM
inal Weakness, Involuntary SsmiuHl Losses. iBPo.
tsacg Mental aud Physical ineapaclty, Impedimsnt t.
Marriage. ETC., alsO, COHsFlptiOHs Epilepsy and
F2s, induced by selfindulgeuCe or sexual extraya-
gAnce.
BE- Prize 10 a sealed envelope, only CENTS.
The celebrated Gutbor, iu this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates iIom thirty years. successful
Prartiee that the alarming consequences Of self-
abuse may be radically cured without he danger
Ous a e Of Internal medicine or the applicati5n OF
tie Kutle pointing out mode Of cure at once sim
pie certain and siectuai, By means nf which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may be, iuny
cure himself cheapiy, privately, and radically.
ysn This lecture should be in the hsnd5 OF every
youth aud every man 10 tile land --
Sent, under seal, 10 plain envelope, 10 any adj
dress postpaid on receipt Of six cents or two post
stamps. l. ..-...l. ..,. e..
. Aldo, Dr.. CtIyerWeits marriage Guide, ," price
% cent?. ~. s. ... ... H-......
Address the Publishers, b
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iir,.IbIsiness of the Marietta and Ciu-

The business Of the Marietta.and Ciu-
ciuuati Railroad is steadily increasing,
ana for the last week in March exhibit
ed-tBs following results 8 Passengers,
sr2s56 Freight, s85,6l2 Mail and ..l4- EX- /.
prse5ss! sf,8o0Ltotai, s49s27s. For The
cSFfssb6hding week or 1870, the receipts
,ssfe 667Lfhcrease this year Si5, ,67l.
For She month Of March the earnings
were sfg0.746 agaihsg $ioi,2Fs last year.
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ReHatOH sherman On the
Southern Ku-AAiuX.

The speech Of Hon. Joon Sher-
man, delivered in the Senate Of the
URited States, oa the 18th ulto in
regard 10 tbe doings Of the Southern
Ku-Kluxe Is a mastery expose OF
the purposes Of that organization Of
unbun 2 desperadoes, and proves
conclusiyely that reign Of terror
Intimidation and outlawry exists IN
at least eleven Of the reconstructed
States. 40 f -1.l aa.-ln y=
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Marriages.

lT17fT 54j 777-T ;7-7- M Z = ~ :
Marriage Notices inserted free. responsible
name must alwaysaeoompany Notices soht By mall.
BALDWIN-STRAIN-1 %, 1871, at Grand
sI5Eihd NebfabkA, by Mr.. Plat, J. p, Mr. James
n Baldwin, Of the former place, TO Miss Mamie A..
Strain, youngest darghtorI Of Alien Strain, Of
Greenfield, Highland County, Ohio.