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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05

NOT1CE.-FsTArEo or JomN scitIy,NG Drcr,svp
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned, Admins
traitor the estate o John Scheyng late OF the cOnntv or
Ia sale ana state . Of Illinois, 81; before
M day. not Now isa ut the Court House In Ottawa In said
county, when and where all having claims or denan
against said estate notified to attend present tho aNne
In writing for adjustment.
Dated ths I'd nay OF october A. u. 1871
PHILIP SCHOCH,
oc'a iW Admiris,rA'nr.
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ANSOl NOE VENTS.

=, The quest q! mr.. .ber q he s-s u L. sale
county. Ih,-euy I've tina, wi,. BE- 3ls IT
election - tie U.yc u .r STATE IL .aJugv
ror SAID county. II. u. tALLAGHEE.
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sHERlFFhLTY--A' iAc solicitation o; ny pumerou.
solder pad, aaa Cea>. Induced 70 orr my self
candidate ior sheriff OF L, sale county the
coming November election. THOMAS LAEkIE;.
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The MUSEUM

j. ul of rare living Historical and representative curiosity
woLGiu human phenomenal and strange freak, nature
Including Admiral DOt,' the famous California Dwarf. II
ears Old, y lches h.. and weighs only II ponndsiour
mes smaller Than GEN Tom Thumb the "What |. II ?" In
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

The vote OF the county al Ilamil-
ton. which has population emitting il
10 two members OF Congress, was -. 800,
or, on the average. 2l.250 in II district.
In the first Congressional District oi
Indiana. which is Mr.. Niblacks. I, ing
on the frontiers OF Kentucky. We oh
serve that the official vote gives 38. 3sC
votes. or within 1000 OF rs many "a we
east in both the Hamilton districts! Ii
is needless 10 say that biz push was
made 10y the GRANTEES on Niblack. who
is Democrat, and that he came near
being defeated. No other district in
Indiana polled within several thousand
of this vote. In the Fourth District
there Were but little over 2s.Oo0 votes
taken. The push on Niblack Was prob
ably in the shape OF Grantncgroes from
kentuckv.- Tin. Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

Sexton, for Lieut.. Governor, had $50
majority; Curry. for Secretary OF State.
had "a majority: Whitman, for Auditor
of State, had as majority Glover. for
Treasurer of State, had 7s3 majority
Denny, for Attorney General, had ga
majority; Hopkins. for Superintendent
of Public Instruction, had s57 majority +:
Scholl, for Clerk of Supreme Court, had
1903 majority; Black. for Reporter OF
Supreme Court, had All majority Orth.
for Congressman at Large, had 1862 ma
jority: VIM. Williams, for Congressman
at Large, had 533 majority.
1t will be seen by the above, that if
the two hundred Democrats in Dubois
county who failed to vote or the 9Th OF
October, had done their duty and gone
to the polls, Mr.. Kerr would have been
elected Congressman at Large. Let
there be no absentees or laggards on
next Tuesday, and the State is sure Tor
Greeley by handsome majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01
NOTICEy

is hereby given 10 all whom il may
q concern. that a session of The Board
of Trustees of the town OF Jasper. held
on October 80, 1872, ii was resolved that
said Trustees petition the Board OF
Of Dubois county, ut
their ensuing December term. 1872. for
the annexation of the following des-
cribed real estate to the incorporation
of the town of Jasper, to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of
Bnchart's addition to Jasper, it being
the southeast corner of the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter of Sec
ton thirty-tive 49,, township one | |.
south, range five Isl, west, thence run
ming due north one mile TO the north
west corner of the northeast quarter oi
the southwest quarter OF section twenty
six 26l. township one III. south OF
range five 4 81, west, thence east three
quarters of a mile To the northeast
corner of the northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section twentv-six
1861. township one u, south OF range
I'VE VI, west. thence south to Paioka
river. thence down said pa,oka river.
with the meanderings thereof. until Tie
same crosses the middle line. running
east and west OF section thirtv-tiyc So. !.
township one II south Of rargc five
i5I. west. thence west along said line TO
the place of beginning. and embracing
all the lands or lots within said des-
cribed lines. net now belonging or at
tached TO the corporate limits OF said
town.
And said petition will therefore he
acted. upon at the December term. 1877.
of said Board Of Commissioners. OF
which all persons Interested will take
notice.
GEORGE MEHnINGER.
President Board OF Trustees.
ATTEST: WILLIAM J. HAYS, Clerk.
November / i>,l Az
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sliARlEF's saLE, 70. ls.

Office is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tue OF an Execution issued from
snc Office OF the Clerk OF the Duboi,
Circuit Court, and 10 me directed.
Will proceed 10 offer for sale at pubic
auction. to tie highest bidder. for cas-!
III hand. AT the door OF tie Courl llous.
.of Dubois county. Indiana in the tow
of Jasper on
SATI I!biI, November %. 1872.
between tlic hours OF 10 O'Clock. \. "
and O'Clock. 7. II. o.. said day. Tie rc,,.
aild profits Tor term nci exceeding sew
en- years OF tie following described rem
estate situated in Dubois county, stat,
of Indiana, to-wi::
Two rods east from the northeast
corner of lot 70. lcrty-two AZ. in
CorI's addition to the town 81 irclnul
thence north twenty rod, and eight
links 10 the north line Of l.. Il. Taylur'>
land. thence cast eight rods. thence south
twenty rods and eight link. tllcnc,
west eight rods. 10 the place of BEGIN
ming, containing one acre. more or less.
the same being Il part of the sou,hwes,
quarter of section No. twenty (2Ol.
township one II J, south OF range No.
five (5l, west.
And on failure to realize the fun
amount of principal. interest and costs
called for by said execution. will at the
same time and place. and in like manner
sell the fee simple OF said real estate.
Taken as the property Of Samuel ii.
Jacobs, mt the suit Of George L. b. Carr.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appraisement laws OF
the State of Indiana.
TOBIAS IERBIG, Sheriff d. C..
Nov. ]. lSs2.-3w.
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SEaEaszEInS SAFE. No. "a.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir
~ tue Of an execution issued from
the Office of the Clerk of the Dubois
Common Pleas Court, and 10 me di.
rccted, will proceed 10 offer for sale al
public auction, TO the highest bidder. fol
cash in hand, at the door of the Court.
house of Dubois county, Indiana, in the
town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY, November 23. 1879.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ,
and four o'clock r. NJ. of said day. the
rents and profits for term not exceed
ing seven years, of the following dcs-
cribcd real estate, situated i'm Dubois
county. to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section No.
thirty-six (36), township No. one (l.
south of range No. three (3). west. and
the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section No. twenty-five 25 1.
township No. one (D, south of range
No. three 80, west, containing 2i0acres.
more or less.
And on failure to realize the full
amount of principal. interest and costs
called for by said execution, will at
the same time and place, and in like
manner sell the fee simple OF said real
estate.
Taken as the property OF Josepb
Wells, al the suit Of Edward Nussar.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appraiscment laws of
the State Of Indiana.
TOBIAS IIERBIG, Sheriff ID. c.
Nov. /, 1871 3w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
LAND.

AOIlIE j. hereby given, that Inv -;
~ tue Of an order OF the Cn:r, w
common Pleas of Dubois county M ~
al The October Term. ls1s. the MI
siSned Administrator oI the e.,.,'
Isaac Anderson. deceased. will OH -
sale AT public auction on the rrem;.
OH
THURSDAY, December Z. Is.o
the follow ing lands of the deceased -.
aied la the County of Dubois. S,,,. u,
Indiana. io-wii: ="
The southwest quarter of the sou,.
east quarter. section twcnty-iour Tow,
ship ONE. Soaih: range Six. west !,
ccfiin. ten acre in tie soutbs,.
corner. being "A Total OF thirty arr.
iiinbcred land 10 be- sold.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third of d,
purchase money Ia he paid i'm cash. On
third in six months, and one-tLird 4,
twelve months. the purchaser givin"
noies- secured by mortgage. for defer,
payments. bearing interest, with an
proved surely, and waving beneft Z,
valuation laws.
JOHN ii. ANDERSON, Admir-
The widow al the dccctlsnt viii :,
the same time and place. and ON n.
sane Terms, ~cll her undivided infer,
ia and 10 The SINE land.
SARAH 4. ANDERSON. Widow
4. boANE. ATTY.
Nov. /. ls72-sw.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
I.ANDt

cFltr j. hereby given. that bv viz
- inc a. an or'lc. OF the Dubcis Com
inon !is'a- Court. October term. 1872.
the undersigned. Administrator of the
estate 81 Alexander ID. Cora. deceased.
WEI oi.er for sale Il; public auction Oh
the premises. on
fnIDS i. November 29ih. 1872.
he undivided w o-,bir,i> part of the land
o; i.4e dereiicni. situated i'm the County u
Duhnis. state OF Indiana. to-wit:
The r.ssi half o! the south cast quarter.
~ acres. and the east part of the south
We; quarter of the soIth east Quarisr.
acres. both in section No. twenty-seven
cd. township No. one % south ofrsn-e
No. six 90 west: and the north wesi
quarter of the north east quarter. section
t3i). town. one ~ south Of
RANGE six (6) west. for not less than two
thirds OF i's appraised value.
IL j. fine farm of l25 acres. well i'm
proved; 50 acres i'm cultivation, vel
and located for stock farm
Good frame barn, and OH public high
way
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third of the
purchase money 10 bc PAID In cash. anu
he residue in two equal insiallment''
payable. one in six months. the other in
Twelve months from date Of sale. secur-
ed by mortgage, bearing interest from
date. for deferred payments.
Sale TO commence ut o'clock, i. n.
WILLIAM MONROE. Admir-.
The widow Of the deceased, will 81
he same time and place and on the same
erms, sell her undivided interest in and
o the same farm.
SUSAN f. CORN, Widow.
G. DoASE. Atty.
Oct 1Sih. IS73.-4w.
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HESITATING DEMOCRATS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer very sensi
bly, says: "If there are any Democrat.
who have any hesitancy in supporting
Mr.. Greeley on accoun! of old political
antecedents. that are now. in the con.
dition OF the country. OF not the slight
est moment, we'appeal to them to stand
by the organization and will of the
party, as expressed in its highest court
a National Convention. 1t will he adj
mitted b.. all Democrats that. if we do
not abide by the decisions of Democratic
conventions. we can no longer exist as
party. Horace Greeley was recon-
mendcd at Baltimore by the Democratic
National Convention, representing al!
the States i'll tile Union. and by nearly
unanimous vote, as the man who should
receive in this campaign the Democratic
support. Is there any Democrat worthy
OF the name who will 20 back upon the
decision of his party, thus solemnly and
Iegitimately pronounced? Admittin.
that all can not see the propriety of the
course adopted at Baltimore, there is a
decent respect for the opinions of the
masses of the Democracy which should
lead all those who differ with them 10
cast their votes in that direction. 1t i
what we do after every Convention.
All can not have their way or their frs,
choice. With Horace Greeley as the
Democratic nominee at Baltimore. how
can any Democrat claim to be hereafter
of that faith, unless he supports him .
We can always learn lessons from our
adversary. The Democrats who hest
tate o..votc for Mr.. Greeley are lauded
to the skies in the Grant press and
praised for every thing. that is good.
This hint to the wise ought to be
sufficient
"This may be, and we think is, the
last struggle that will be made to pre-
serve popular institutions in the United
States. If Grant is reelected the iron
heel Of despotism will not only be con-
tinued upon the South, but will be en-
forced upon the North and West as well.
The power OF patronage and money,
the stealings from the National Treas
ury, which may be so great as TO re-elect
Grant now, would do it again in 1875.
and as often thereafter as he might con-
clude, until the Office became yirtuaIly
for life, and from that it is easy to have
an hereditary successor. The Democrat
who will hesitate now is unworthy of
the name.r
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Another Richmond i'm the Field.

Col. Dick Thompson is announced rs
a candidate to compete with Morton for
the Senatorship from Indiana. 1t is
asserted that nc can secure three stead
fast friends in the ranks of the Radical
members of the Legislature. Four more
Republicans, who are not willing 10
bow TO the bcliests of the corrupt Nor
ton. will send him to the shades. Col.
Dick will do. Anybody who is honest
to beat MOrtOn.-IN New Albany Ledger.
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To the Polls! To the Polls =!

Next Tuesday decides the policy to
be pursued by the National Admins.
tration, for the next four years. 1t is
the bounden duty of every citizen to
assist in shaping that policy, By casting
his vote for one of the candidates on
that Gay. Let there be no laggards or
stay-at-homes. Let us have a full OK
preston of the will Of the people. We
in Dubois county will give the Liberal
ticket LOO majority if every voter can
be brought out. Let every one see that
his neighbor votes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

In Town. Doctor Mcintyre, of the
Mitchell Commercial, was in town last
Sunday, on an exploring trip among
the blcck-coal. The Dr., being a geolo-
gist,was highly delighted with the pros
pect of Mitchell being shortly connec-
ted by rail with the region Of iron max
Ing coal, and pronounced our coal very
superior in that respect.
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Examine Your Tickets.

Let every Democrat and Liberal ex-
anime his ticket on next Tuesday before
voting, and see that the names Of Elect
ors correspond with the ticket at the
head Of this paper. Look out for frauds.
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COMMISSIONERS sALEOFLAyh

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFLANh
NOTICE j, hereby given tina, the m.
- der>i.ned Commissioner. ap..o;u,.-I
hy the lTDo;> (irrHit Court. in a mi,
Cor be partition of lard wherein D1r.
.icl VI. Williams j. plaintiff and I.ouisar,
Maple e. a.. are defendants. will sell !,
pmolir auction. b: order Of said cour.
om the premises. on
SAtC RDAl, December 9Th. 1872
the following described Real E.ta,, n
The County OF Dnboi- and State Of In
diana. to-Hii: Tho south east auar,r
"i iie north east quarter. and ,he w.,
hall OF ;ae south west quarter OF ,be
-ou'l, east quarter; ihr south east ouar
Ter 81 the south west quarter. and tie
north west quarter of the south a.,
quarter. 81 acres. all in section \.
thirteen. township No. one. north cf
rs.;icc No three west. and conlaiDi,s
in al !SIs acres. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. Onc-third Of II.
nur' haze money 10 be paid in cash OLE
lhlsc Al n.uc months. and oic-t!.irl in
Eighteen nunth~. the purchaser yivin.
anicS for ait deferred payment .bcsrine
Interest. with approved SURETY. Ant
waiying benefits from valuation, or IL
pl-ii>.incni laws.
sale 10 begin IL o'clock. T.. NJ.
WILL !. TRAILOR.
Commissioner.
~
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
~ October Term. 1872, of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Dubois county, the
estate of Thomas Jones, deceased. was
declared probably insolvent. Those in
terested are hereby notified that it will
be settled accordingly.
MARY Il. JONES, Adm'rx.
Oct. Is, is72.-3w.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR STATE At LARGE.
GEORGE w. JULIAN.
JOHN Il. COFFROTH,
CYRUS NJ. ALLEN,
JAMES GAVIN.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
GEORGE w. SHANKLIN.
= JAMES A. CRAVENS.
3. JOHN s. SCOBEY.
4. MES 7. HICKMAN.
.. WILLIAM r.. HARRISON.
.. WILLIAM 4. MCLEAN.
z. TliOMAS.H. HARRISON.
g. JONATHAN w. EVANS.
3. JAMES BROWN.
10. MILO S.r.HASCALL.
III. WILLIAM w. HIGGINS.
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The First Female Voter

NoRwALK, Conn, Oct. 26. The Board
of Selcctmen, to-day, admitted the
rights OF elector, Mrs. Sarah ". T..
Huntington. She will vote for Presi-
dental Electors. She is belle we'd to be
the first female voter thus admitted.
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Oct. -. Is12.-Iw.
NOTICE or ArracI;ME.T.

NOTICE OF ArrACLME.T.
Before Wm. Il. ri. i'innick. .inSlic. IT
if- Peace, toi;,;ii'ia township. d.
hoi> rnunir, i.:,iisna.
Robert NJ Davi-, Plaintiff.
~
jaInrS -. i;al!. ilrrrnfianft
1.li : ~ HEREBY G.NEN. ihat
witt Of ai;acl.:lsn; has been
iSs'ief ia tie above entitled cans.
against 'i.c :-on,i>. chai:ic-. rights. crr,I-
Is MONEYS au' c..,.c.s Of The said Jane,
" Hall. Dsieaisui. rei.rnmi.lc on he
ninth Gay OF November. 1872. al one
cri'~k r. T.. Al nay u..i-e. in :olu:u'il
TOWNSHIP. ijEhni- c-.;sI.: Indiana. whra
~. cau~- VII sand for ,-.al aah hsar-
in-; aiid thai unless said Defendsri.
lanes H. Hall. then aud there apI-.r
q plead answer or .l.mur Ia the con-
paint ii.c'i herein. the same will be
beard and determined in his absence
WILLIAM III. IL. PINiCh. up
trf. IL .s-5 SIX
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tIolh hi'--ibI. Fla - - n iftE La y ~.
Office is hereby given, that the rn-
- dersI2ied Commissioner. appoint
cd by the Court OF Common Pleas q:
Dubois county. Indiana. in n suit for
partition Of land. wherein Spencer
Gray ct al. are petitioners. ex parfe.
will scll at public auction, by order o;
said Court. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, November 80. 1872.
the following described real estate. In
said county, to-wit:
Two acres, in square, form. in the
southwest corner of the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section
No. twenty-nine (29l. township No.
one U, south of range No. five (5).
west.
TERMS OF SALE. = Onc-fhird of
the purchase money TO be paid in cash.
one-third in nine months, and one
third in eighteen months, the purchaser
giving notes for said deferred payments.
bearing interest with approved secu-
rity. and waving benefit from valuation
or appraisement laws.
Sale to begin at one o'clock r. VI.
WILL "A. TRAYLOR.
Commissioner.
Oct. 25. 1S72--dw
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Hendricks. Browne.
hlams. 1911 GA
Nllcn. 1876 3i23
bartholomew, 1852 2.lOl
Benton. 6.S 500
Blackiord, 7s9 6s7
b"one. $500 2.9ss
Brown. I.l6s ACT
I Carroll. 1867 $50.
tass. 2.99e 2.555
Cla' he, 3O65 2.315
.ay. 23.6 1850
! Clinton. 2.s2i 2.O27
rraw ford. l.ol7 1902
Davicss. 1872 1881
Dearborn, 3l22 2,Oii
Decatur. 2.l22 2.2sl
! De kalb. 1918 l.ss6
Delaware, 1857 2,7l3
Dubois, aOs6 5!3
Elkl,art, 2.Al3 29s9
Fayciic, 1883 l.iui
Elcyd, 2.s6i 1877
Fountain, 2.l6l 1882
FRANKLIN, ASIA l.ii9
Fulton. l.Iio 1906
Gibson, 2.liS 2.053
Grant, 1871 1882
Green. 2,l5J 2.l23
Hamilton, 1851 3.0s5
Hancock, 2,Ot6 l.475
Harrison. ..l18 1892
Hendricks l.7o5 2.Si9
Henry. 1880 1888
Howard. 1892 1896
Huntington, a.o53 2.ls3
Jackson, lab 1886
Jasper, o6l Sa4
Jaw. 1926 1877
Jefferson. a,6O3 2,Si2
Jennings, 1855 1919
Johnson, 2.25l 1.7o9
Knox, 2.79l 1895
kosciusko, 2.2iS 2.756
Lagrange, 1913 1854
Lake. 9l2 1882
I.aporte. 3,I73 2.9as
Lawrence, 1850 1859
Madison, 1908 1888
Marion. s.476 e.l3j
Marshall, 1926 1852
Martin. 1892 9I2
Miami. 1865 2.55s
Monroe, 1897 1859
Montgomery, 2,913 2.795
Morgan, 1926 2.i3sl
Newton, Gao sl9I
Noble, 2,2S5 1892
Ohio. 574 6ss
Orange, 1.425 1881
Owen. 1.161 l.43o
Parke, 1910 2.sOgl
Perry, l.472 1852
Pike. 1854 1.429l
Porter. 1896 l.hSi
Posey. a,25O l,726
Pulaski, 955 65ll
Putnam. 2.675 ..u75l
Randolph, 1919 1885
Ripley, 2.245 ace
Rush, 1873 2,ls4
Scott. $50 6>-
Shelby. 2.S62 2.isai
Spencer, 2,245 att
Starhe, 4.2 393l
st. Joseph, 219j 3.2g
Stenben, $50 1854
Sullivan. 2.547 1880
switzerland, la7 LIS.
1852 4.i6a'
Upton, l.5o3 1aTg'
Union. 7a5 go
Nanderburg, $3.50 4O7pl
Vermillion, 92s l3lel
Nigo. 1926 4.oioi
Wabash, 1893 3.cOs
Warren, 9T2 ISIS
Warrick. 2.U2O iii
Washington, 2Of4 1924
Wayne, 1880 1864
Wells, !.7I9 l2s-
White, 1.2sO I.2ss |
Whitley, 1926 l.43e
Totals, n,424 1925
Majority, l.l4s
Spytop tnr ;cut {,nyarnor had 2api
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-11
NOTES OF THE DAY.

A lsrmer had calf so contrary, be said,
that he "had to pull OF his ears to make
him suck, and pull bis tall off TO make him
let Co."
Queen Victoria has rebuked the New
York Sun BY presenting q snuff-box to Stsns
ley. 'Snough 10 turn his head.-CChieago
Post.
John Stubbledeld, brakeman, filled up
with Chattanooga whiskey, wrapped the
drapery of his couch about him, and lay
down to pleasant dreams on The railroad
track. The Memphis express made sausage
meat Of John Stubblefisld.
Madame de Stael said: "IfI wore mis-
tress of fifty languages would think 10 the
deep German, converse in gay French, write
10 the copious Eaglisb, sing in the sjestic
Spanish, declsim in the noble Greek, and
make love 10 the soft Italian.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-11

Since the date Of the murder Of David
Tate. the Rousevillc man, by August Rhiol,
there has never been public demonstration
Of any kind whatever 10 this place, which
attended by Housewife men but what they
have considered they had perfect right to
outrage ell manner of deceucy and do just
as they pleased because they were 10 Petro-
leum Centre. Last evening, several OF
these men, instead Of respecting the proi
ceesion and the occasion Of the gathering,
left the ranks and INDUCED in the pleasant
pastims Of smashing the windows Of several
saloons, at the upper end Of Washington. St,
using their lamps % smssbers. This may
be fun to these roughs, but we would eau
tioo them to desist. Business men In Pc
troleum Centre are entitled to the protec
ton Of fbs Law, the sane here 40 elsewhere.
We would respectfully suggest that our
police hereafter make summary arrest Of
these parties, and tbat they be punished to
the extent Of the law.