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THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE.

] sat an hour to-day, John,
Beside the old brook strcam--
Where we were school boys in old time
When manhood was a dream;
The brook is chOkcd with fallen leaves
The pond is dried away;
| scarcely believe that you would know
The dear old place to-day.
The school house is no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees,
The wild rose by the windows side
No more waves in the breeze,
The scattered stones look dcsolate
The sod they rested Oh
Has been ploughed up by stranger hands
Since YOU and l were gone.
The chestnut tree is dead. John!
And what is sadder now,
The broken grapevine of our swing
Hangs OH the withercd bough.
| read our names upon the bark,
And found the pebbles rare,
Laid up beneath the hollow side,
AS we had piled them there.
Beneath the grass brown bank, John,
looked fo. our old spring,
That bubbled down the alder patti,
Three PAGES from the swing;
The rushes grow upon the brink,
The pool is black and bare,
And not foot for many day,
1t seems has trOddcn there.
I took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill.
'Tis darker than it used 10 be,
And seems SO lone and still
The birds still sing upon the boughs
Where once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voice OF human kind,
Where all our voices rung.
sat me OIL the fence. John,
That stands as in old times.
The same half pannel in the path
We used so oft to climb
And thought how, DER the bars of life,
Our playmaics had passed Oh.
And left me counting OH the spo;
The faces chat arc gone.
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DOWN. ARD !!
Important Interview Between
Senator Morton and Il Well
Known Citizen Of Fort Waync.

Tor Wayne Scniinel Eec.7.
The following conversation occurred
bctw cen Senator Morton and we'll
known citizen OF Fort Wayne, Oil the
I'd inst, at Washington City:
q. Senator, they ,cll me that you .a-
yor I ne consolidation OF the states into
IA centralized Government?
a. Certainly, sir. certainly. The sys-
tenn ofa Federal Republic suiEced when
our country was IL il, infancy; but it is
an accepted maxim with pubiicists that
the powers Of the constituted autliori-
ties must be increased in proportion as
the nation becomes wealthy and popu-
lous. This las been the case since the
days Of the Amphictyonic Council,
through all the rise and TALL Of Common
wealtIls, until to-day.
Q. But our country was nearly as
wealthy and prosperous ten years ago
as il is now still tho laws adopted by
our fathers answered every purpose un-
till the accession of the present party TO
office. What has effected the change in
the people, which demands that they
should be divcstcd of portion Of their
prcrogativcs!
A. l will endcavor to explain. The
people had too many liberties prior to
1861. 1t was this that led to slavery
this that led to notification this that
lcrl to secession this that led to the civil
war. If the Fetlcralists had succeeded
in abolishing State lines, and assuming
control Of the Government, at the time
of its foundation, they would have pur.
sued the line Of policy we have follow.
ed, and settled at the Outstart the qucs-
tions that have agitated our nation
throughout its whole history, and ter.
minated in bloodshcd and financial cm.
barrassmcnt.
@. Then is is the intention of the pres
ent Administration 10 usurp the rcscrv'
ed rights Of the States, andto weld then
together into one great empire?
A. Yes, sir. III such measure lies
our only safety.
@. And, as consequence, tho Prcsi.
dent will be monarch, 10 all intent
and purposes?
A. Yes, sir.
q. And his lease Of Office perpetuatct
for life, perhaps?
A. Perhaps.
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~ The Auditor Of Perry county, In
diana, publishes the following adver-
tiscment: pursuant to All order Of the
Board Of Commissioners Of Perry coun-
~, notice Is hereby given that the sew
cral voting places and precincts in said
county of Perry, State Of Indiana, to-
wit: At the usual places Of holding clcc-
ltions mt Troy. Cannclton, Tell City.
Rock Island, Simonj.s German Ridge,
Rome, Cummings. Dcrbys Rono. lIagi-
dorn's, Carnicklc, Schnuopc!, Clark,
and Leopold precincts will be opcncd on
Saturday, the l3lh day ofJanuary. 1872,
for the purpose Of taking the votes 'ofthc
legal voters of said county for or against
the appropriation OF ss6O,OoO 10 be taken
or appropriated rs stock in the Ohio
Valley Railroad Company la the con.
struction OF railroad through, said
tcoun.y, passing .,hl,x,yh the towus 81
Troy, i'cll City, and Canne!'ons aid
thence by the most practicablc route IL
the general direction OF the town Of Leo
pold to an intersection Of the Louisville
New Albany 81 ST. Louis Air Line r. u.
or by an independent line 10 New al
bany, Indiana" 49,
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n.yIt Il asserted in Washington That
80 Administrations has changed ground
on The Cuban questio', and that u is
now uroposcd TO accord helligerent
r;uLts 10 The insurgents. Oaicisl coz.
rcsnondcucc shows that the Spanish au-
,ipritics have been unable 10 put down
,he rebellion. and that they are unable
10 prevent tho inhnman ontragcs CON-,
miited BY the Cuban volunteers On
Americans and others.
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MARRIED. On Thursdav. the 14ilI
inst, at the residence Of Abijah Hum
phrcy, Esq, near Plcnsamtville, this
county, by the Rev. j. w. Richardson.
Mr.. j. w. Humphrey 10 Miss Annie
Pipes, both Of this place.
NJ Some Of our farmers complain that
cholera is killing of their hogs.
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0rThe latest aud Uost surprising
news is that the Hon.. .')Gmcs, Barker has
ioined the Methodist church: and his
nciyhbor, Mr.. James Gladish has fol-
lowed suit. Truly this is an age OF
wonders. Petersburg Democrat.
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MOIE ANON,
Commercial Intercourse With
SDaiu.

1t would cause quite n substantial
check to many valuable commercial i'm
tcrcsts il Spain should ever provoke Tn
clio Samuel into warlike attitude to-
ward her. That country takes from ~
yearly about 100000 bales Of cotton, and
sends us huge cargocs Of fruit, wine,
cork " oOd, and lead. From Cuba she
sent us three hundred and eight thous-
and tons Of sugar in 1870 alone, and
from the philippines among the first
thrce-quartcrs OF this year, she sent us
twelve thousand tons OF hemp and twen-
ty five thousand tons Of sugar. III the
last fiscal year our imports from Porto
Iiicsl and CHba amounted 10 &B3,O0o,OCo,
and our exports sti.iU,cr s16,OuO,0CO. =
Spain's productive industry was never
more rapidly i'rrea-im.. Aitcra terri
Lle prosiraiion for the last two ccntu-
RIGS, she has gained Fix millions Of pop.
uIaiioi, within a quarter century. Dui
The Simniaras look back upon the time
when tic hnra had 8J.CUv.UOO OF imhab-
itants, and still m1urnfully' considc'
Spain III drcndcncc. 81 r''
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or Mcssrs. Morgan & Whitm,M have
ahead y purchased and shipped over l,UU
head Of lat hogs.
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ances, delivered in good language, aud
with an impressive tone:
la seven weeks from to-day, . waf
sign will appear In the heavens, which
will last fifteen weeks and then cease
This will be the forew arning Of a terrible
war between the whites and blacks In
the United States. The first battle la
the war Of races will he fought In April,
1872, and the war will he brief but ter
ribly bloody. Aftef this war has ceased
three years, another war sigu will ap-
pear in the heavens, indicating renew
al Of the present war IN Europe. This
war will last about three years, and
Prussia will glorify. Nine years after
this war ceases, another sign will appear
in the heavens above the whole world,
which will forcwarn people all over the
world Of religious war. THIS will be-
terrible, even unto one part n unto
another Of the whole face 0f the world.
II will last nine years. and will tempo
rarily cease for seven years, when beasts
wearing seven horns, each Of the forui
Of huge sabcr, will appear to the world
in large numbers, and the people inhabi-
ting the world will stand in fear. Tho
0ceama will become red, and no vessel
can sail ups n their face. Men will ceasC
to write. Ten years after the appear
amce of this beast upon earth. . cross
will appear upen the face Of the sun.
and although the people were surprised
to see the moon cover the sun, they will
be still moro surprised when they sce
this. This cross will cover tbebd AL
face for seventeen yeartnc earth. Ny
mighty will .dfifnx.
ENp
time her uttcrances ceased These pre-.
dictions were uttered rapidly, with az
occasional word improperly used, and
are, IL say the least, queer. A few min
utes before nine O'Clock the entrancei
commenced to gasp and tremblc. and ~
the hands Of the clock pointed to ninc,
she suddenly started up, laughed loudly.
and drew the sheet over her face. Then
she sank back exhausted, with hcr faoo
flushed and wearing an expression OF
wearincss and relief.
As she rcclined on her husbands arm.
she converscd freely about her expcri-
cncc, talking about her interview will,
spirits, and the visits they made to her
nightly. !,
Strange as it may seem, her husband
has seen repeatedly at his bedside illu-
minated FERNS Of dead fklends, who, osu
several occasi0Us, have Thed his vito
from the bed and conveyed her 10 aneeh-
Ter part Of the room, withQut any volittOss
lon her part. This is . liberty ON tho
part Of spirits which would not be t0lc-
rated, II they were Of the earth, earthly.
The lady announced her ability u per-
form her usual household duties few
hours aftcr her return TO consciousness.
The statements made above were wit
messed By our reporter, and Cleaned
from the lady and her relatives, and wo
have nothing to offer, but TO ask, What
lis it?"
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RAILROAD PrOcccdtngS-A Mis-
take.
Mn. EDfroR IL sec by a notice Of ths.
proceedings Of a railroad meeting held
at Huntingburg on the 3ist ult., and
published in the COURIER, thst an inn
precision IL attempted 10 be made on tho
public. that the citizens Of lIuntingburg
rather Disseminated in their action at
that meeting against the proposed In
diana Mineral Railway, and In favor Of
the Isockport proposition. This 10 =
mistake. The resolutions adopted at that
meeting was to raise subscription for
:hc first railroad company making =
crossing III the town Of Huntisgbury.
without favoring or saying anything
against any Of them. Indeed the pco~
pic Of Huntingburg arc in favor ofalt
these proposed railroad enterprises, and
propose to favor the most the one that IL
built 10 their town first, hoping that cacIS
Of them may succeed in completing thcir
line. Respectfully
II. ROTHERT.
IIuntingbuyg, April 10. 1871
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ireland Out Of Stamps.


Ireland Out Of Stamps.
The melancholy days have come,
The satldest ever here,
or stunning debts and empty r'
And frequcn, duns seF,ilhe 81 the squire,
! !icaped in tafh tsh time ali spent,
as.at as,S 'ffMstle to his honor's call
And the tune Of ten per cent.
Our fractional currency has hOwn,
And from our bonds the gold,
And from the merchant comes the cal
Cash" or nothing can be sold.
Where are those notes, those treasur!
notes,
That lately came from Chase?
In brighter days and better times,
With SPINNER on their face.
Alas! they all arc in some Golfer,
Those coveted tcns-tO0 bad,
Are living in some rich mans safe,
With all the "V's" we had,
The miser 10 looking whore they lie,
But pOverty'e saaldcst strain
Calls. not from out the gloomy vault,
The lovely ones again.
And when comes the sure pay day,
As still such days will come,
To call upon us for the stamps
And find us having none.
When the sound Of ''GrCcnbacks ]
heard,
Though the debtor wonld be still,
Till sOmcsOther man would credit him
And sue him for his bill.
The creditor searches for the man
Whose note of interest, late he bore,
And signs to find him In tho land
And about the town no more.
IRELAND, April7. KAPTIN.
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From the Louisville Commercial
IN A TRANCE.
A Young Lady Makes Some Start
ling Predictions.

Yesterday, the good people OF Shelby
street were excited and curious over
arrange scene which could bc witnessed
during the day at the residcncc Of MIR.
J oscph Clever, 2U7 Shelby street, near
Market. Dur reporter visited the hOuse
i'm The afternoon and evening, and wit
ne sscd the strange and impressive scene
Of Young. gOod-lOOking. and healthy
lady. living PROSTATE on bed. imscnstble
10 everything, and yet speaking strange
predictions, cxhOrting and mOraIizing,
with a ,Olubility and continuity y: Ian
nuaQc was more than remarkable.
Mrs. Carrie Clever Is young lady Of
about nineteen years Of age, Of German
parcnt lgc and features, and withal very
Intelligent. She enjoys robust health as
her personal appearance would Indicate,
and has been married since early In Janu-
nry 10 the son Of Joseph Clever. She
snvs that since childhood she has been
controlled BY spirits. the invisible influ-
encc taking possession of her :t inter-
walls. When seven years old she was
controlled by strange influences. Al
this time she was Informed BY these IN
miliar spirits tl,st she would bc thrown
into q trance when fourteen years OF age,
which would last seven months. This
prediction was verified, and for the perl
oil specified she was controlled By the
invisible power. When the time cx-
pircd she was told that she should be
free until she was eighteen years Of nge
and again she experienced tho same
strange life. When fourteen years old
she said that she proplcsicd tho late Ger
man war and its results.
She was married IN January OF thu
, present year. and, according to her for
lincr prediction, has been for seven week.
subject to control Of the mystcrfoM
power. When in 4 trance condition, he
: body 10 convulscd and distorted 70
hours but it is strange that little Il an.
! exhaustion has followed this experience
i This wrestling with the spirits docs no
: in the least impair her health or appetite
!. when we called ut the house ycstcI
day afternoon, she was lying prossrat
:. on the bed, talking rapidly and coherent
y ily. She was surrounded by nu,nbe
: Of women, who listened In astonisl
,ncut 10 her uttcrance. Her face W
!. palc, her eyes were opened but slightl
o. and her form was rigid. About moo
shc had arisen from the bed, and wake
about the room unconscious. even pa
taking " sNnc rcfrcyhmcwt ~ that cot
~. ,lition. While VIC listened 10 her rap
se. speech. VIC caught the following ute
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List Of Enterprising Business
Firms Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Who have subscribed to the Capital
Stock Of the Rockport and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
tho best in the city to deal with, and dis
posed, as they have already cvinccd by
their actions to look after the material
interests Of their customers.
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Oils, 1t.
Y PROCTOR Gamble, Dealers In soap. Candles. Oils.
il starch, Toilet Soaps. Rcfners Of Lard onaccs snd
Slesroo,ns Nos. ~ and ~ Second street. Manu-
factory. Central Avenue, opposite York street.
James sherlock, Manufacturer Of Tsow. Lard,
Grease, Meats Foot Oil, &C., Dccrcrccs Valley, Gin
cinnati.
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PR the Jsvsr CeusisS.
Cure for "a. O."


Cure for "a. o.
Sin. EDrToR There Is . eresturc bray
ing through the columns Of yOur pspevs
which has "a. O." for his mamc. Iwss
.omewha puzzled to come to 'ehnit"
conclusion what kind 0f creature he
was, from the fact that lie sometimes
brays likc mule aud other ti,Res liko =
jack ass, but finally came TO the con-
clusi0n that lie was a jack ass, which had
The big head, and am somewhat fcar-
fml that the disease will prove GataI II II
10 not soon checked. think that plas-
ter Of cantharidcs, or little tincturc OF
may apple root applied in due time, will
check the disease II Il docs nOs entirely
cure him. FAHRiEx.
Daimbridgc Township. Amfl, 1s7l.
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~ ct'aM,, Pcrkiws & urvoy. Wholesale ,nsns-
fNtnr.rs IL Saddles. Harness cellars Brides. &C.
80. cl Nsiu street. CiScinne,i.
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NJ There 10 fellow named Sullivm
in Cnw wfordsville, who drinhs my
GLASSES Ut l,eer at ONO sitting, and viii
i've har ksgper three glasses stsrs, and
lrimh The cUuteuts faster than the bar.
keeper can MI tIse,n up. Next.
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O>rA Louisville sport, reasling Of tho
succcss Vt the Washington partridge ea-
Ter. offers to wager $1,000 that he Will
lrink a cocktail every morning FOR thirty
laws, Cincinnati whisky harvrsl.
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ID A. Holden Z Co.. Wholesale dealers in Feath.
IL, ers Always pay the highest market price fol
Ginseng and Bseswax, No. q Vine street. Cincinnati
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me"By Gcorgo!" exclaimed . fellow
tho other morning, 1--WE slelst rixtcc"
hours (: I went 10 bed al eight aud got "p
IL eight"
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agricultural enlplenlemts.

ISAAC STRAUB 4 CO., Manufacturers Of the
l. celebrated Portable Grist Mills, "Queen of the
South" for meal. wheat Touring and stock feed.
spices, &C., also bolting apparatus snurers and mill
work generally NJ W. corner Front and John Streets,
Cincinnati, q.
IAPT. j. EARNBHAW, Manufacturer and
dealer IN Agricultural. Farm and Plantation I'm :
plerncnts and Machinery Salsrooms: l42 Walnut and
Is and II West Sixth street, Cincinnati. o.
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WIRE GOODS.

WYNN. BrOmwell Co.. Manufacturers of Brushs
w and Wire Goods, l8l Walnut street, Cincinnati.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the lsth DAY oi
,July. lsTI 40 MANY shares Of each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at tho
ofice OF the Company. Room No; aExpess
building, northeast corner OF California and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco, on Fkl-
hour Of one O'Clock T. 4. Of said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
- = JOSEPH YAGUIRE, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 3. Express building, .north-
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. ,2 G snS+td
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Dividend NOTICE.

rRIcR OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company, Gold Hin. Ne
vsda,i iArfast 8 iSf1 = Al . meeting OF the
board oY Trustees, held this day. Dividend
No. T,supty,aye y(No. 2SI, Of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents(f3 5Oj per share, was declared pay
able on and sfter THURSDAY, August 10, A. D.
1871 :, as the Bank Of California, San francisco,
and the Ageneies In Virginia and Gold Hill.
The Transfer Books will be closed until Au'
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
@. W. HOPKINS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. August. 1sT. 81 = au3-u
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PUBLIC 7l LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

. The Concert and distribution will take place
uuder the Immediate supervision OF the fruftees
named IN the actof incoFporatfGp. .u
The Trustees Will be assisted ~ wei knoNp
and eminent citizens Of Kentucky, who have
consented to be present at the concert Sna 70
sqp9rintend' The drawing and distribution
OF glfts, IliI 10 -!a.W ytI - .
n % no holders of tickets 70 which gifis arc
awarded Will be paid on presentation OF tnew
nv ihsIr fraction, at tho office 10 Louisville, tho
second day after drawing. and every bnsineM
day FOR siS months thereafter. and may DC fent
direct or through any Bank or Express COMPANY
for collection; An oFders ] aesommpan,Sss mpsnS.ct% ~
viii be promptly attended TO, and tickets 70
turned by mail, registered or expressed, 40 de-
=" Tickets are like grccnbacks- good only to tho
holder. sh... L'.. u,,s..,
ThoIsand Tickets, instead OF Two Hundred
1hotsand, as In the San Francisco GIT Concert,
and that there Is $50, 900 more distributed. !
sold that and paid the sTards N four months n and
bef "a 10 18th, 1870 and turned over S12 ,OOO
10 the Sscsetary due tickets not presented.
II WI DO paxtjculnrly noticed that IL 10 q mat.
ter of impossibility FOR any one TO know what
numbers draw giits, ~ y is not known what
wheel VIII be, until the sealed box, with amount
OF the gin plainly printed, ! taken 1eop he
other wheel and opened in full view OF the Ap.
dicnce, therefore the larger gifts may not come
ont till toward tho last, or in the middle OF the
drawing. The 800, 900 gin in tho San Francis.
co ,Gis Concert, under the management OF 2;
r. Pntcrr, was the 2OOth number drawn, and
was awarded and paid to q gentlcnan IN New
gfbc numbers and Giits are drawn by
blind children fron8 70 IA years Of age. =.
The drawing will be extensively publihed,
and partIes Ordering tickets will have printed
lists cent them. Parties forming Clubs and oe-
sirnr infnrmation will please address this once.
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MINING NOTICES.
sIooNHoIDERs' MEETING.

nHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holder, of the suceor Mill and Mining Com
pany, for the election Of Trustees for the ensu'
Ing year, and for the transaction OF suen other
business ss may come before Ii, will be held at
IN. ONCE of the Company, Room 5, No. 500
Mop,qomery street, San Francisco, California,
ON MONDAY, the 4th day Of September, is7l.
at O'Clock r. II.
transfer Books will be closed on the second
Ia, ~ Srn,ember, lSl, and until after the meet
ing. Mn; n. ., 81; oeeie s,
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on the
Twentieth day OF July, A. D. 1871, so many
necessary, will be sold at public auction At the
office OF the Company, Room No. IS, Merchants
Exchange Building, California street, San Fran
cisco, California, on TUESDAY, the Twelfth
(i2th) day OF September, 1871, At the hour OF
one o'clock p. n. of said day, TO pay said dclin-
OF advertising and expenses OF tho sale.
EDWARD F. STONE. Secretary.
Otice-Room No. Is, Merchants' Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
n. B.-Avertising charges, g. on each Certin-
cate.
|. San Francisco, August y. lsI1. au25-td
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7pIViDEHp NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 40 California
street, San Francisco, Aug. 8, is7l.-A dividend
Of Ten Dollars ($lN Per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock Of this Com
pany, payable August 10th;
The transfer books win be closed on the 9th
'nsmn' ss7 cHAs. z. ELLIOT, Secretary.