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In Chancery at Madisonyillp.

Jas. r. Henley vs.. Joseph Webb and Theodore
Ragsdale. Original Attachment Bill.
COMPLAINANT charges in his Bill, which
~ is sworn to, that defendant, JOSEPH Webb,
is II non. resident of the State Of Tennessee: 1t
is therefore ordered that publication he made
for four consecutive weeks in the S~weetwater
Enterprise notifying said nonresident defend
ant to appear at the next term Of the Chsncery
Court to be held at jacksonville, Tenn, on the
first Monday of March, 1872, and make defence
to complainant's said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing ex parte as to him. A true copy of the or
der. Attest, SIP. HALE, c. NJ.
II. A. Chambers Sol. for Compl't.
Feb3, 1872 febs-4tpfs5
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Tobacco Seeds.

Col. VI. +. johnson, at jacksonville,
has a fine lot of Old Virginia Tobacco
Seeds. Those who anticipate raising to-
hoeco this year, are requested to call and
get a supply, before they are all gone.
Feb. 22.tf
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Augusta Markets,

Corrected Weekly by COX, JACK
son 4 CO., Produce and Commission
Merchants, 3OS Broad Street.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 9th, 1872.
Gold-Buying, 100; selling, III. Cot
ton, p l-Sa2lic. Cotton goods-Augu,ta
S-4 Shntings, about $50 yds., Zoe; 7.8
ShirtIngs, $50 yds, l2c; A. Sheeting, $50
yd', l3lc; 7 4 Drills, G75 yd,, lac; Gran.
~itevilie 81 Shirtihgs, 1900 yds 10; rs
hirtings, 1000 yds he; A Sheeting,
1900 yds l3l; rs Drills, 900 yds l4c;
Richmond O>nabnrg Stripes, S2j yds l5c;
Cight), 10 yds l4c. Com, mixed, Los;
NbIte, l.o7-in Bnrlay sacks, Wheat,
White, 2,Oua2. ~; Amber, lS5al9j; Red.
l,Gjnl.15. Oats, SOaS5c. Hug, 75al 81.
Flour, superior, s %; family, 4 Is; extra
family, $50; fancy, 1925. Meal, City
Mills, LILO; Salamandcr, %. Lard, l0all.
Bacon, shoulders, 7c; & h Sides, 0a9ic; G
Sides, 9oDIc, Hams, lSlallc Bulk Meats,
shoulders, 6loG3c; SIDE, HoS!c; Hams,
l0a!2I. TaIlow, sc. butter, NO /, 25c;
No. |, PC; No. 3, l5r. Egg, 2jc. ta,t-
ers, 6ja7Oc Hides, Green. Slo0c; Butch
er's Salt, l2lal3c; Dry Flint, l3lal lie.
Peas, Clay, l.6Oo2 IS; Mixoa, l-20al %.
Dressed Chickens, ljol7lc, Dressed Tur.
keys, 2Ou22!c. Apples, jUUuj.5O.
Trade has been very fair for the post
week, with good demand Tor Corn, Wheat
ind Oats. Bacon is steady and firm, at
quotations. Very Rcspt.,
CDv J,cySoN 4. 70
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Removed.

The Loudon journal Of last week says
that, T. II. Russell, the postmaster ut
that place has been removed, and j. T..
Lowry appointed to the position. The
journal does not give the reasons why
Mr.. Russell was removed.
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County and Chancery Courts.

Next Monday the County Court, and a
special term of the Chancery Court will
be held at jacksonville. There is a large
amount of business in the Chancery Court,
and a great number of people are expec.
ted to be in attendance.
There will also be = meeting Of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society.
For further information on this subject
see u letter from Col. X. b. iYearWood d,
President of the Society, to be found in
this papcr.
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Corn, fair demand, stocks light. Wheat
none in market, far demand. Oats, weak
euiug. Barley and Rye, dull. Flour sell
readily in aud sacks, Butter and
Eggs in good demand, If fresh aid sound
Peas scarce aud in good demand.
ResPT., II. T. Cox & BnoTHER.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. Path, 1872
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Notice TO the AFFLICTED.

Parties desiring my professional ser
vices are respectfully informed that on
my next visit to Sweetwater | shall re-
main from Friday morning, March lSt,nn-
Il! Monday morning, March 4th, 1872.
DR.. l.. NJ. LICHTENSTADT.
.LJ)t
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THE ENTERPRISE
Sveetuater, Thursday, Feb, 29,Is72.

& ". PrTTVVHLLtCO 81 Park Rou,N Y.
and GRIFFIN 4 HOFFAN, Baltimore, Nd,
ArS the sal, Ns=nts for the sveeiwAter EnteI-
nris4i In ,hosr eitiSs, 'nA ave authorized 10 e%nntracl
rN- inserting Adrerti'enents for ~ nj nur lowest
eAsh rateI. Adverti.Srs are requested TO leave
their farora With either NJ the above houses.
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The Court II Ouse at Loudsx.

The Messrs. Clarks are making all
necessary preparations for erecting the
walls of tho new Courthouse at Loudon.
The wood work is nearly all completed,
ana by next fall London can boast of one
Of the finest cour'-hou,cs in the State.
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Peters Musical Monthly for March
comes promptly to hand, and contains the
following choice selection of New Songs:
"Never Speak Ill of the Dead" by Juch.
"Ths Little Old Cabin in the Lane" by
Will s. Hays. "Call me Darling Once
Again." and 1.-THE Vagabond," a Concert
Song. "Saviour, Breathe an Evening Bles-
sing" Sacred Quartet. "Pizzicata Polks,"
by Strauss, for Four Hands. "Sparkling
Polks," by Baldwin: "Johnnie's Polks,"
and "Love's P~leadings," by Kinkel. This
Magazine is printed from full size Music
Plates and sells for the low price of 80
cts. per copy. January, February, and
March numbers for rs cts. Or the Pub
fishers will send six back numbers of 1871
for 81, and we advise all our friends to
order them. Address,
j. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, New York.
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NJ USIC !! NJ USIC

SUBSCRIBERS to Pc
Oters' Musical Month
" are getting all the
latest and best Music
for two and three cents
u piece. Every num-
her contains Mt least
"a worth Of new Music
by such authors AZ
Hays, Thomas, Gounod
Persley, Abt, Kinsel,
Pacher, .Allard Strauss,
Faust, etc. Single CO.
pies n allied for SOC.
Price % per annum.
J. l.. PETERS,
500 Br' adway, N. Y.
Essl. in.
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WHENEVER the Ne
w Plus Ultra Glee-
Book has been intro
duced, it has been pro-
nouncsd superior to q
other works Of its kind.
1t is the largcst, latest,
finest, and only collec-
ton of new Glees and
Quartets, nearly all Of
which have Piano Ac-
compartments, al lib.
sample copies mail
cd, post. paid, also.
J. l.. PETERS,
sos Broadway, n. I.
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Thanks.

Hon. James Beck, NJ. c., viii please
accept our thanks for a copy Of his speech
delivered in the House Of Representa- yes
on the Postal Telegraph, January 27th
1872.
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Miss Howard, eldest daughter of Mr.
J. W. Howard, of this county, cam to
town last Saturday, to make some purcha-
Ses of goods, &c. On her return home the
hOrSc took fright and threw her to the
ground, breaking her ankle just above the
joint. The accident happened just across
the creek. She was conveyed back to
Mr.. Grants, and DR.. Bcgard called in who
set the fracture, after which she was car.
ried to her homo three miles distant. We
understand that she is getting along finely,
aud amputation will MT be necessary.
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Divine Services,

Rev. J. B. Lee will preach at the Bap-
tist Church, neIi Sabbath.
Rev. W. W. Morrison will continue
his sermon on the subject Of baptism, next
Sabbath.
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All persons who aspire the beauty of
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural aSsessory, the hair. By many
it has been neglected until the Messrs.
Hall & Co., Nashua, N. II. have pro-
duced an effoctual remedy, called Sicilian
Hair Remover, which cures all diseases of
the scalp. This wonderful preparation
acts upon the the glands, which support
and nourish tho hair, restores gray hair to
its original color, makes tho scalp white
and clean, remove, aud prevents the for
nation of dandruf and all c~utaneous
eruptions; and, by its tonic and nutritive
properties, restores the scalp to a healthy
state, and creates a new growth. AS a
dressing, it is unsurpassed, giving the bair
that brill ancy so much admired by all.
Boston Commercial
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In this paper will be found the Procla-
nation Of Gov. Brown, converting the
Legislature in extraordinary session on
Tuesday the 18th day Of march, 1872.
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THE Song Echo con-
L tanning over one
hundred ~bsautitul
Song, Duets and Che
ruses-'uth ns Driven
from Home, Little
Brown Church, Ny
Fathers Growing Old,
Only y Little Flower,
Rain on the Roof, She
Sleeps in the Valley,
Write me n Letter, etc.
There is not n poor
piece in the b ok.
Sample copies mailed.
post paid, for = e,n's.
J. l.. PETEES,
~ ~Bi~axsy, <. Y.
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Mr.. Jacob McNees, with his family,
has removed to johnson City, upper East
Tennessee. His brothers, Mr.. j.
G. and Eli McNees, will leave with
their families, in n few weeks. Thus
Swcetwstsr loses three families Of her
citizens.
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SmhSrrlhn

F1r tho Svoct~'ter EsrERrRISE, and
-Ht NE American Farmer, Advocate free
for one year.
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To HOuSekeepers.

Enoch Morgan's Som Sapolio, Tor sale
at Bogard 4 Mayes' Drng Store. 1t is
cheap Two cakes for 25 ceuts-One for
10 cents. Try it. If
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
Authorized Agents,

W. II. Finlsv & Son, D7ltnn, Ca, are
,nthoriSsd N %rec.iys and receipt for sub.
srrir'ion and advertising for the Ester.
rnISg.
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The Advocate.

Persons wishing to become subscribers
to the Enterprise can get a specimen CO.
nv Of the American Farmers Advocate by
calling at the Office
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A CARD
From the Indian Doctor to the Al

MN. NORMAN, the Cherokee Indian Doctor,
w has located at John Mosiers' near Johnson's
Mill, Monroe county, Tenn, with n view Of re-
manning one year or longer, to treat and cure all
manner OF Chronic, Insipient, Prevalent, Cuta-
neOus, Eruptiye or Private. The undersigned
informs the public that he treats the following
diseases, successfully, via: Lung, Throat, Breast
and Heart Diseases. Liver, Kidney anil Ca
tarrhNl affections. Gravel, Structure, Syphilis,
and other genetal or private complaints. Can
GERS, Ulcers, Erasyphnlis, or any complaint EN-
anating from II ScrouulOus Diathecis, Chills and
Fevers. DR.. n. treats and cures AL disease
that nre 30 annoying, weakeningidishguring and
destructive to the fair sex Of the land. ANY
persons being afflicted or diseased in any way,
can he cured If there is any possibility Of q cure.
And persons desiring II complete Herbal treat
mcnt and cure can be accommodated by calling
on the undersigned. lie has CONNIE need prepar
ing medicines which will he kept constantly on
baud ready for compounding according to the
requirements of any disease'that may como 10 hiS
notice. Especial notice give to diseases of tho
Eye and Ear. The following are the names OF
persons who have been successfully treated:
John II. Johnson, ROane CO., Tenn, John
Jackson, Captain Steamer Last Chance; john
Ellis, Roane CO.; J.J. Nancy, Sheriff, RoHne CO.;
Can't. Il. Allison, Steamer Hugh Martin; John
Billingsly, Paint Rock Ferry, Miss, VIM. Ro-
hinsOn, London CO., Tenn; Mrs. Geo. Worthy,
Monroe co., Tenn, Jas. Worthy, Monroe CO.,
Tenn, Mrs. Stegall, Riley's Greek. These ara
only n few Of the many persons who have been
cured. BY addressing them you can hnd out
whether my medicines are what they purportto
be. Address, WIN. NORMAN,
The Indian Doctor, Four Mile Branch,
janis '72-tf Monroe CO., Tenn.
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pnrtlrnlar Nnticn-

In the sh'enca Of the Editor Of this pa.
per, Ma. ", II CARrER, our Foreman,
will attend to all business connected with
tho office.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.

Ch"hOOl COuiI ~ 4hhuioOhfAiics
Tennessee Hospital for the Insane vs..
Martha +, Stephens and others. Origi,
nal Bill, and Vim NJ. Bradford, Guar
dian ad Item &C., VS.. s. II. Henry, ct.
al. Cross Bill.
It's charged in the original Bill and tho
Cross Bill; that the defendant, Mary 4.
Stephens, (who is n minor, a daughter IT
said Martha L. S%tephens) and James eli.
borne are nonresidents Of tho State OF
Tennessee: 1t is, therefore, ordered that
said nonresident defendants enter their
appearance in these causes, before or
within tine FIRST three days Of the neKs
term of the Chancery Court to be held at
Maditonville, Tennessee, commencing on
the first Monday of March next, and
make defence to said original and Gross.
Bill, or the same will be taken for confess
ed and the causes set for hearing exparte
as to them; and that this order he pub
Iished for four consecutive weeks in the
Sweetwator Enterprise. A true copy Of
tho order.
Attest: s. P. HALE, G. 4 NJ.
jan l8-l872. 4w
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Eminent Physicians in Memphis.

The Home Bitters are an invaluable remedy
for indigestion and diseases arising from mala-
rial cauoes.-G. b. Thornton, N. B., in charge
City Hospital Alex. Erskine, ", D.; VI. r. Ro.
gers, NJ. b. J. NJ. Rogers, NJ. D.; Paul Otey, ~.
D.; NJ. A. Edmunds, NJ. D.; II. W. Purnell, NJ.
D.; Sanford Bell, NJ, D.. Jos. Z. Lynch, NJ. b,
Eminent Physicians in Pittsburgh.
R.F. Dake, ". D.; W. X. Chills, ". n; o..
Wuth, Chemist VIM. Cloves, ". D.. b. II. Will
lard, N. D. J. II. McClelland, NJ. D.
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And Hundreds of Others

In all parts of the North, West and South.
j. L. Garner, ". D., Milwaukee,
Council BLUFFS, March 81, 1871.
James A.. Jackson 4 Co,-lIaying examine
the formula of the " Home Stomach Bitters," !
have prescribed them in my practice FOR some
time, and pronounce them the hest Tonic Bittcrs
now in use. p. II. MCMAHON, NJ. b.
Up For sale by all druggists and grOcers.
JAMES A. JACKSON 4 co, Pros.
Laboratory los and l07 n. Second vt. St. Louis
MO. jyl3-ly
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N|A ~
<Me4a&ASF ton ever offered
the public.
Hh rich I'm the medicinal quail
tiles OF Tar. md nneqnnlrd Gr dlHeaa.
es Of the Throat and Lungs, per-
forming The moGt remarkable cures.
Coughs, Colds, Chronic Coughs
1t efecluAlly cure them all
Asthma and bronchitis
Has cured 90 many cases
Il has been prononneedA
specific for these complaints
For pains in Breast, Side or Back,
Gravel or Kidney Disease,
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
JaundiceO or any Liver Complaint,
1t hM no squAL.
It Is also q superior Tonic,
Restores the Appetite,
Strengthens the System,
Restores the Weak and
Debilitated,
Causes the Food TO Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia and
Indigestion,
Prevents Malarious FeyerS,
Gives tone to your System.
TRY DIR. CROOKS WINE0FTAR
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Nearly all Of whom are Professors in one or the
other of the Medical Colleges.
No other Bitters have ever been offered to the
public embracing no many v,luabIe remedial
agents.. i. Natter, N. D.. Z. T. Simpson,
N D.. c. =. Muscraft, NJ. D.. W. T. Talliaierro,
N D.. j.. II. B%uckner, N. D.; G. A.. Doherty, N.
= &C.. b. Woodward, NJ. D D.. ". Mccarthy,
NJ. D.; r. II. johnson, NJ. D.. l.. A. james, MD;
$. =. Bonner, N. D. q. ". Bigler, N. D.. j. J.
Quinn. N. D.; W. R. Woodward, N. D.; X. 5.
Wayne, Chemist 6. K. Taylor, NJ. D.. p. f.
Maiey, N. D.. S. b. Tomlinson, ". b.
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A RE ENDORSED and prescribed BY more
IA leading Physicians than any other Tonic
now In use. They are
SURE PREVENTIVE

For Fever and Ague, Intermittenh, iRousners.
aud all disorders arising from malarious causes
Tn"y are highly recommended Nd an Anti DVs
peptic, and In cases NJ Indigestion are ~invslua.
HE. AS an appetizer and recuperaRt, and in
cases ofgeneral debility, they have never, in .
single instance, ffiled in producing tue most
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-29
THE SENTENCE OF DEATH.
LOsSdOn to be Hung Oh April 5th.
Something About tho Doomed Man.

Something About the Doomed Nan.
The Supreme Court yesterday pro-
nounced sentence Of death upon Calvin
Logsdon, for the murder of the Gallo
way family OF Fenlress county, in No
yember, 1868. The sentence OF the
court is to be carried into execution on
the 9Th dsy OF April, 1872, near James
town, the county seat OF Fentress
ty, Tennessee.
Logsdon Is now in Jail at this place,
awaiting the eIPeration Of the short
time allowed him on earth. When asked
by the court, yesterday, what he had to
say why sentence Of death should not
be pronounced, the prisoner made no
reply, and his doom was sealed.
After the sentence had been passed,
Logsdon addressed the following note,
as his reason for remaining mute before,
the terrible sentence was uttered:
To the Honorable Supreme Court, in
session. state, from the fact | am Ia,
boring under severe cold, I could not
hear the sentence passed upon me- by
your honor, and only desire To say to
the Court, 7 ava innocent OF the charges.
| left the uoighborhood Of the unfortu
nate occurrence on Tuesday, two days
before it is charged the murder was
p%erpetrated. l desired to SAY this much
to the Court, and shall die, il die l must,
free from any stain OF blood on me, for
l could have had no motive to kill the
parties. Neither do l know who did
kill them, and the proof that l confessed
the killing at any time, is false, l was
a stranger in this country, come did the
killing, and it was an easy matter to
single me q stranger, out, and in their
conspiracy to make the proof on me.
Respectfully submitted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.
ITO shoa0 the very age and body of the Times

A number of friends and admires of that
great inventor, and we may say benefactor,
Elias Howe, Jr., the Sewing Machine Man. >
propose tie erect a monument to him IN Cen
trail Park, New York, BY voluntary suhscrip-
ton Among the names signed to the call for
subscriptions are those Of VIM. Cullen Byant,
Henry Ward Beecher Cyrus W. Field, and
Samuel Osgood. 1t is suggested that the Ia
dies who have been benefited by his invention,
should take the lead in this testimonial.
The President and Directors of the Balti-
more aud Drnm Point Railroad held meeting
Yesterday, at which the road from Camp
Parole on the Annapolis aud Ekridge Rail-
road to Butler Tavern in Anne Arundel coun-
ty, point ten miles distant, was located.
Work will be commenced immediately, on that
ed to put the Annapolis Road in order through
out its entire length.
A number Of gentlemen in Philadelphia, i'm
pressed with the good results which are attend
Jog the excursions given to poor boys in New
York, through the agency of the Times have
called meeting for the purpose of Inaugural
ting a similar charity in their city.
4 large quantity Of powder has been remov-
ed from the Cuban vessel Pioneer to a public
magazine 10 Newport, the citizens of that place
being fearful that an explosion from unknown
causes might occur on the vessel, by which the
town would be endangered.
Marquis De Noailles, recently appointed
French Minister to Washington, arrived at
New York last evening He was met down
the bay by a number OF his French friends and
conveyed to the city on board Of the revenue
cutter Gen. Grant.
Libbie Garrabrant. the New Jersey murder
ess having had her sentence committed from
hanging to imprisonment for life has entered
upon her long term of service in the New Jer-
sey State prison, and takes the matter quite
cooly
There has not been revolution in Mexico
for four or five days, but the unusual tranquil
ty is counter balanced by very lively prospect
of row in Peru, a financial crisis in Guatema-
la, aud censorship of the press in Salvador.
The Indians near Devils Lake, Missouri,
seem determined to oppose railroad building
in that section. and it is feared that if the
work is not speedily protected by Government
soldiers that laborers will be killed.
The Tweed Investigation in New York was
disposed Of yesterday until September next,
Court having adjourned until that time for the
purpose of informing itself upon the question
Of the right to bring suits against the accused
At the Saratoga races yesterday Lohiel was
the winner in two mile hurdle contest, the
time being four minutes and three quarters
Mrs Abraham Lincoln is an invalid at the
Waukesha wis Springs She is described
as being shadow of her former self.
Alexander W. Randall, Ex-Governor of Wis,
consin, and Postmaster General under Andrew
Johnson is critically i'll at Emira, n. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1872

Mr. VOORHEES,, of Indiana yesterday In
accepting the nomination for Congress from
his district, declared that he submitted to the
decision of the Democratic Convention at Bal
timore, and would support Greeley and Brown.
We rejoice at this. Mr.. Voorhees, said he
thought that the Democratic party was inf
nltey preferable, with Greeley as its candidate,
to the Radical party under Grant and his man.
ayers. No thought ofrecreaucy or infdety to
the Democratic party entered his mind. He
would submit to its counsels, hoping that time
would show its ways to be wiser and more bene'
fetal to the country than he predicted Others
might be more enlightened than himself on
the points at issue, and their plans should
have fair trial He then gave scathing
review of the course aad policy ofthe Admins
tration and the leaders Of the Radical party.
He thought that if the Liberal Republicans
could even moderately we'll fulfil their expecta
ton the vote of Indiana would be cast agains
the Administration, surely, in October and Nov
ember, by larger majorities than we're ever
known in her history.