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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1872.

CHARTERED Br TIE
~ UNITED Stairs
TUE FRHSDkAEs SAVsGs TRusT CosPAsr,
4 kdfics0i SGrfnOs Bark,
No lS BLsscKkRsT, YORK
Isrssr thirty d1ys ndesre Sir Per Cent Compound Ia
bs Cerateiies 1uel Letters Of Credit issued bearing
et Accounts strictly prvate and confidential Deposits pad On
DEHsD with interest da Interest paid BY check parties the
oV desired Send for circular SAM l. HARRIS, Managed
joan J. ZuILLE, Cashier
CLINTON SAVINGS BANK, PA Eighth-ave.
~ Open daily from 10 MondAys W@tne4d,Js
and Saturday. from n Deposits received upward
aaa interest allowed a. the rate Of annum.
ALFRED MOORE. President
NATHANIEL ELLIS W. W. OWENS, Yiee.Pr.sdentA
ORLANDO Y. Smith, Secretary.
GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
~ Corner Hty-6hhst and Thiri-Ive.
lOtai ,O60,DJO
Amount due depost0u Jan. lg72.. z 1 090s72 50
Interest cred tsl depos0r Jan |. l312 2t2lJ %
surplus on Jan |. lSiI........-....... 1854 ~
S1.O69,65O 81
Interest al the rate Of Sir per
po-its from the lst q each and every month.
CHAuEs SCHAFPyEE. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
Secretary and Treasurer President
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Musital Instruments.

LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. best makers,
~ to RRN 4 or SELL cheap rent allowed purchase O'' A. "
NJ. MERRELLs, no. Unionsquare (l65 Fourih-s,@l
DAYEN & Co. ARE SELLING their new ana
Ii IMPROVED 7tOCTAVE
GRAND SCALE PIANOS, . 90,
Direct from their M.anactory AT GREATLY REDUCED rOEo i"
and Isl BGItsr-st. door from Grand
9.)-S THE NATIONAL PIANO-FOKIiE r.
20 40. fr,ea instrument. octayes carved les' ~
ali modern improvements Sg75, cash. warranted LOT ..
PIANOS ORGANS LET very low. WareT9Sms ~ ~
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NETWORK AND .NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY p, 1911

STATION Of Twenty seventies sDd
~ FourtB.ave. Entrance Twenty seTsaihs
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A FIRST-CLASS
NEW YORK SECURITY ,
AT A LOW PRICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SEWN PER CENT GOLD BONDS or TIIB SYRACUSE
AND CHENANGO VALLEY RAILROAD AT % AND AC-
CRUED INTEREST.
THIS ROAD RUNS PROM THB CITY OF SYRACUSE TO
SMITHS VALLEY WHERE 1T UNTTBS WITH THR NETWORK
MIDLAND RAILROAD THUS CONNECTING THAT CITY BY A
DIRECT LINE OF ROAD WITH THE METROPOLIS
ITS LENGTH Is FORTY-TWO MILES. ITS COST ABoUT
$4,000 PER MILE, AND IT Is MORTGAGED Folt
Less THAN $4,000 PER MILEt TIE BALANCE OF
THE FUNDS REQUIRED POR ITS CONSTRUCTION HAVING
BEEN RAISED By SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
THE ROAD APPROACHES COMPLETION 1T TRANkbSES
pOPULOUs AND FERTILE DISTRICT OF TIIE STATE WHICH
ISsIRgs 1T PAYING BUSINESS AND 1T Is UNDER THE CON
TRoL OF GENTLEMEN OF HIGH CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
ITS BONDS POSSESS ALL THB REQUISITES OF AN INVITING
INVESTMENT THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED BY MORTGAGE
FOR IRss THAN ONETHIRD THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY.
THEY PAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, AND ARB
OFFERED FIVE PER CENT BELOW PAR. THE UNDERSIGNED
CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM TO ALL CLASSES OF IN
VISITORS.
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fflarbIe ano Slate mantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. ling WORKS II and l6 Eh.i Egsteehh Aarole ana
Marble Mautes ng Marble Counters honnants Al pfee' sna'
dsfy competition Marble turning for the trade
- KLABER a. Co, MARBLE WORKS, 223
=. We, fty.6rt ST. and EghthiVe Marble and
Nsb Mntes Mo1uments Heastone best varees Cheapest
in cy Send for catalogue.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS largest as
y .ar,n.at in the e prc Elegant designs. 7. B.
sTEART Co bet Thrtftb and Th!rtY-sTth
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S. JosrrH AND Denver CITY RAHR0AD Conway
Frpsr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
Hp<Dc
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.Susscr 80 Contractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS


Nyrll.I. be- received hv he ,ulcr-i,sI-
w cal. S.h.pl Trustee, %. the incOr.
poraicd town uf JASPER. until
SATURDAY,, March. li. is72,
For The erection OF II graded school
house Tor said iowa. The house j, to
be- al brick. IS tru long by thirty wide.
tw" storics. with three ro"ns, Ia hc
built m.ia,, il ;ie,or,ilncc wi.h Design
No. .. IN Woo,l@arI'> National Arch
itcct." though there arc u Jew alterations
from that plan. |. i. to be completed
and ready for uccn. ,aiiuu by the first
day of Dcccmbcr. !s7,. ami " i'll be paid
io: IN cash wlich completed.
Proposals will be received for the
completion Of the entire building. or,
for The brick anl stone work III one bid.
and the carpcrscring and ras,sring in
another. The right 10 reject amy and all
bids if not satisfactory to the Board. i,
reserved.
The plan may be seen at any time at
lhc Courier Office. il Jasper
X. NJ. WELMAN.)
5. KCEGLER, School Trusts.
}. W. BRETT,
Jan,a y 20, 1872. = id.
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n-F The chronological Journal has be-
gun the year well. In no other period
ical do we find human nature SO thor
oughly treated. VIC always sec somc-
thing in 1t which instructs us, something
which cntcrtains and something amus-
ing. II is capital family magazine. In
the February number VIC find illustrated
articles, and sketches OIL the following :
James Dcnoon Rcymcrt, the eminent
Norwcgo- American How the Faculties
Combine; Protoplasm, or the Mystery
Of Physical Life; Expression its Anat-
omy and Philosophy Conjugal Psychol-
ogy; Joshua Watson, the Fhilanthropic
Charchnan; "Follow your Nosc," or,
How the Nose indicates character
Rheumatism. its Causes and Cure; Great
Criminal; Pickles, etc. Price 80 cents
single Nos; S3a year $. II. WELLS
New York.
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4 GRAND WORK. We have before s
Briggs & Brothers catalogue of flowers
and vegetable seeds. for 1872. The out
side appearance Of the work. with it,
highly cmbellisllcd cover and tint-edycd
leaves would indicate that the book
comes before us for notice from some
extensive lithographic printing cstab-
lishmcmt or illustrated monthly printing
house. Neither guess would be correct.
The publishers arc sccdsmcn, said to
be the most extensive in the world who
raise aud sell flower and vegetable seeds.
sending them in large or small quanti-
ties TO all parts of tho country. They
own no end Of gardens and farms, both
in and out Of New York State having
a goo acre farm AT Clinton, Iowa, dcvo-
ted expressly TO seeds, and their cs.ab-
lishment at Rorlc>,cr, has upwards Of
5000 feet OF flooring, devoted cxclu-
sivcly to packing and shipping seeds.
But to revert to the catalogue before
us, we must say, that it is more than was
promised in the advertisements Of the
firm. Its Typography i, perfect. Its
illustrated plates arc models of pictorial
beauty. Its contents embrace useful
hints upon the growth aud raising OF
flowers and vegetables, and arc the re-
suits Of years Of practical experience.
The purchaser Of catalogue m order
to Briggs & Brother for One dollars
worth Of seeds, secures il i'rcc,l also re-
ceivcs an insight into what lc may Oh
tain OH certain conditions, in the way OF
ono or two acknowledgements Of. flow.
CT bouquets. representing bouquets o
choice natural flowers, raised by Brigs;
& Brother. These clromos are fully
equal 10 the highest priced cl,rolnos sold
and arc fit ornament for parlOr or sit.
ting room. The catalogue also contain.
two representative cngravings Of The
chromos, and parties ordering only one
which, without an order for seeds, re-
,quires an enclosure Of scvcnty-tivc cents
can select which they prefer. An en-
closure Of twenty-five cents, secures il
prepaid, and the amount in seeds is re-
turned, il an order follows the purchas,
Of a catalogue.
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CUMBERLAND AND Quo RAILROAD
Pr csidcnt 4. L. Smith, OF the Cmmbcr-
land and Ohio Railroad. was in the city
to-day, and informs us TINT tho road has
been let 10 contract. The building OF
the road, 10 innurc Ia tic advantage OF
Louisville, has been urged by the lead
ing men Of the city for some time but we
fear that the city authorities, by their
dilatory action. have lost the prize. The
little town Of Madison, in this State. is
trying to secure the advantage Of this
road, and now have n proposition to sub
scribe stock. rs n city, to aid IN building
it, N. A. Ledger.
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a LECTURE
TO Is.CVsi MEN

Jus. Published w . Ssalcl nv. h;c Face siN &c IS
A Lecture ON the Mature. Treatment an
Radical Cure st sfrrv NrcGgA. or Seminal We sncss
involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility AMI I'm ,e,ii-
nenis to Marriage generally: Nerv,Gsncss Consanp-
ton Epilepsy and Fats. Mental and Physical N apscy.
resulting from Self Abuse Ac.-Ey niEkl J. l I'll
WELLS. H.. AutLor vi the Grccn Beck" &c.
The worldreiowned author. in tl admirable Lecture
sequences of Self Abuse may he effect ialy removed
without medicines aud without dangerous surgical ope-
rations, borges. ins rumens rings cnrdas. point
ing out mode ~ at certain and efectuai by
which every sufferer. matter what his condition.
may he may cure himself chearly priv. ely and radi-
c.lly. thus LECTURE WILL FlcNE BCui TO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal. ia plain envelope. to any address,
pos paid receipt Of in 81 two postage stamps.
Also. nr. tuivefa ellis Marriage Guide" price %
cents. Address the Publishers.
tUAs G. KLINE CO..
I:7 B'wsry. S.w York Iat-oifict lox 1858.
Jan. ~. '.s.-ly.
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The Democratic Central Committee oi
pnhnis County. are requested 10 meet at
the Courier office in Jasper. OH
SAIrRDAy, February 3, 1872.
a, o'clock. =. NJ, for the purpose Of
consultation in regard TO the organiza-
ton of the party ia The county. and to
determine when Il county convention
shall he called, and to fill the vacancies
OH the committee caused by the death OF
boil, the member from Ferdinand TIP.
T.. DoANE. Chairman.
Tho following persons compose the
Committee: n. j. Gossman. Allen Da-
vison, JOHN Abel, I. L. Hope, Allen I.
Fleming. J. J.. Allies, c. Doanc. John c.
Schafcr john Wcikcl, T.. X. Brundick,
John Il. Williams.
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w The l. 'usvillc Ledger says that
through the operations of the "Syndi-
cate, or Treasury ring, at Washington,
Government lost. by one operation alone,
the interest on $i3O,OOo,CC0 for three
months. 4 calculation at six per cent.
per annum, shows that ii amounts to
sl,05O,o00. This mammoth ring, during
the short time it has been in existence
has swallowed up far more of the pco.
pes money than the Tammany ring did
during The whole Of its career. /.
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GRADED ScI,cuI. llursE. The attm-
ton Of builders is directed to The a.lvc.-
,isclncnt for proposals TO erect graded
school house Ia Jasper Such a house,
aud schocl, has long Lecn needed IN our
town. and the School lsolrd have but
Yielded 10 IN Imperative demand, in
determining 10 erect "A house suitable for
the purpose. They have .li.pla. ed good
judgment in selecting such a plan rs " III
AT once bc AN ornament Ia The town,
and convenient Tor llic purpose inic.dcd.
and which will assist IN attracting the
ATTENTION Of Intelligent aud cntcrprisimy
persons seeking "A location for business,
to tie advantages OF our town. In this
day of | Progressive intelligence no local
ity can reasonably expect 10 lave. or
attract TO il. "a population of enterprise
and industry. which Goes not provide Il
reasonably good means Of public cduca-
ton for children. Our town has ARE al.
lost some of its former best business
Icitizens, for want Of ills, md we are
glad 10 know that our people are wax
ing up To the necessity Of p oviding for
ii. now that the carly completion Of our
railroad is assured, and consequently
additional inducements arc offered 10
people 10 settle among us.
Some are disposed Ia grumblc nj the
frightened al a little expense, particular
ly where we have the money in tho
Treasury idle, we had as well fence in
the town, white-wa il, and call in fin
ished, and every catcrprisimg citizen
move somewhere else.
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SECRETARY OF STATES RErogT. The
Secretary Of State has filed his report
with the Governor. The report shows
that two thousand eight hundred and
cigbty-sevem miles Of railroads are pro-
jectcd in this State, with forty-nine mil
lion dollars capital. Tie report discuss
cs the recent abuses and manner Of pay
ing State Printers bills. and contains
suggestions that If carried out will rem
cdy the evils in the future. Ii also re-
commcnds that the Office of Secretary OF
State be made an Office of some value
and responsibility instead Of mere re.
ceptaclc Of officers documents, by ad.
ding to it a Bureau of Statistics similar
10 that of other States.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL real. EST ATE.

State Of. Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
Office is hereby given ,ha, Mary !.
~ Jones. Administrative OF tie cstai,
OF Thomas Jones. deceased. has fled he.
petition 10 sell the real estate of the
dcctdcmt. his p"rson,i being Insufficient
10 pay liz debts: and ihai sail petition
will he heard at the next ZEN Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County.
Il. Il. EDMONsTDN. CLEAN.
&. &. +. Dubois County.
WILL. \. TnAyio. ATTY.
jar. 2i,h. lS7a.-3W.
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Real Estate Agency.
l.. JONES e. co.

OrrIcr-Tn Fisher Il McMa!iin', !,
building. Griycr Street,
III NTINGBCRG. INDIANA.
IDEAL EST ATE bought and sold.
9 taxes paid, abstracts Of tile furnish
cd, sc. letters Of inquiry. rcrtainin.
to real estate transactions, promptly an
sw cred. and advice and Information con.
corning Real Estate ia Dubois, Spencer
Pike and Orange counties furnished free
Of charge.
TERNS.--Our rates .. commission for selling prop
ery will be five per cent. when srd Wy ", aud tvs
and half per cent. IT withdrawn from sale before tn
time Of the contract expires. srid by any ohr
parties. when property IL placed cur hard- for
change full rates Of commission will charged when tL
,svhahgc j. Effected.
n y
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Distribution Of the Sinking Fund.


The Supreme Court has rendered its
decision upon the validity 0; the act Of
1871. which provided fur the distribu-
ton Of the Sinking Fund for education
al purposes, tina. had accumulated in the
hands of The Auditor Of State. 1t sas-
sains tic constiiuionaiiy and validity
Of the law throughout, thus putting ut
rest. Or rather solving question that
had excited great interest all over the
State. As il is not probable any further
legal distractions will be raised, the
Board of Sinking Fund Commission
crs' will proceed, at rs early date as
possible, TO distribute this fund as the
act provides, amounting, as we are in
formed. to about S565,0OO. The idea
that governed the Court was, that the
will Of the Legislature should be exccu-
ted. unless some cogcnt and grave rca-
sons intcrvcncd for annnlling it. As
the ret evidently expressed the intent Of
the Legislature, the Court felt bound to
sustain it, notN outstanding its apparent
incongruitcs.
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Graded school.

rT>lIE winter term Of the Graded School
1 Of Ireland, Dubois County, will be-
gin Monday, January 18th. 1872. All
branches necessary to thoroughly quail
~ persons 10 teach school under the
laws Of Indiana, will bc taught. Terms
reasonable. Correspondence from per-
sons desiring to attend solicited.
The summer term will begin April s,
and continue twelve weeks.
W. CLINE, Principal.
Ian 10 1870
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W The Military Division Of the
South, commanded by the late General
Hallcck, is now cflaccd, because il would
naturally fall to Major General Ham
cock. This small piece Of personal spite
10 all eminent soldier will not hurt him
~ much as tho President who dcscends
10 IL.
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AttDl.ne.y's Complaint
State Of Indiana, Dubois County. IS:
In tho Circuit Court Of Dubois county,
in the State Of Indiana. March Term.
a. ID. 1872.
Edwar a. lIoclycsamg,l
.conhard l,ruckcr,
HE III KNOWN. That on TIL, 18th
- day Of January, in the year 1872. the
above named plaintiff. by his Attorney.
filed ia the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, his n,plaint against said
defendant, In the above Untitled cause.
together with an AFFIDAVIT, OF "a compcicn,
person. that said defendant Leonard
Bruckcr Is a proper aud necessary party
10 this action, tho same being n civil ac-
ton on note, and that said defendant
Leonard lIrnckcr il not resident Of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendant Is thereto hereby
notified Of the filing and pentlcncy d,
said complaint against him, and that un-
less he appear and answer or dcnur
thereto. AT the calling Of said cause on
the second day Of the next Term Of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House In Jasper, on the 4th Monday In
March, next, said complaint. aud the
matters aud things therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and deter
mined in his absence.
DAZII. D. EDMONSTON.
Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit Court.
Will a. TRAyLon. ATTY for PlH.
Jan. ~. ls72.-3w. $40
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NJ White. Dumkerson & Co.. Locr st
street warehouse, sold twenty-five hogs
heads Of tobacco. on Monday, al the fol-
lowing prices: Trash, SC 10 TO Sc 30;
common lugs. S6 80 TO So 90; good Tugs,
81 W to 81 80; common leaf, 81 so 10
80 90; medium leaf, So 80 Ia $40 90:
good leaf, $40 90 to $12 80. The mark
Ct is active. Evansville Courier, cath.
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~ The Cincinnati papers have dis.
patch from Washington 10 the effect that
tho Committee on Commerce Of the
United States Senate has agreed to re-
port iavorably the bill for the Cincin.
natl Southern Railroad.
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W New Albany had a destructive
fire last Friday night, which destroyed
the salt sheds and hay warehouses Of b.
&. Kent and J. D. Pool, and partially
burnt the pork packing establishment Of
McMahan, Goodloc 4 Co. Estimated
loss. $4,000.
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III The five resident attorneys Of
Cannclton. collected this week during
Common Pleas Court, just So 81 on
fees earned during The term. How many
such courts will II take TO reduce the
avoirdupois Of legal fraternity Gam
mcltom Enquirer.
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4 Rare Chance for a Rs;trgaIlI =
Public Sale Of Real Estate in
Hugstfnglysrg.

yH~lIE undersigned will offer at Public
Sale in nuntingbnrg, OH
MONDAY. February IL, 1872,
\ house and lot in the town. lot OF
personal property, and a fine assortment;
of Wines and liquors, har-tiNturcs, Sc.
Also, Il good farm of = acres, one mile
aud half east Of Iluitingburg. Ths
presents il rare chance Tor securing good
property in flonri,hin.s railroad town.
which will double iii value in short
time. Terms. made known on day OF
sale. JOHN BERGER.
January o. 3W
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HE Our exchanges have commenced
their regular annual dunning with the
advent nf the new year, the following
being fair sample:
WANTED = A patent with which to cx-
tract money out Of delinquent subscrib.
ers. 1t will have to be searching and
powerful.
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|" George X. Dennis, Democrat. is
elected United States Senator from Ma.
ryland, 10 succeed vickcrs.
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~ Tho seven saloons In Shclb yvillc
pay yearly into the city treasury @4cOO
for retail license, being 5000 each.
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Better than any other
for Children.
Silver Tipped Shoes
Last three times as long.
sale 0s.1,u;agrcA~i"saai Acssp01
eGvaaQs.

N-OTlCEis hereby given. that ia pur-
~ .u,,,cc to an order nia'!c by the
Honorable io,rd OF s"nn'. Cviiiinis-
.ioner. OF nul..;> cosu'y. lnd.. ai Their
December Term, lc7l, "'ii sen ~
pn,lir auction. on
MONDAY. February l.:h. la'2.
Il the Court iinu>r door. IL Tie tow Of
y,.n.r. The rullow in9 dr>rrii"d Con-
src..ional Township Lands. being sr,.
i'd. NJ. sixteen ~ IN town cic ti9
north Of range No. three vest.
Said !.rud. i'll he sold in tracts az
ID arrrS rtr'i.
TERMS. Onr-four,h -. ~" ,ns'''a.n
money n,,-i la rri,i ca-! IN sa'l.l. ana
III, interest at III, raj" - Scvei u" rrl'--
per ani.i.n,. i'ur ~, sics !''s. q o. .'hr
in a.lva,.cr aul tie residue III i'n Year
rom la, o. sal.. viii; Ike interest :n-
anal, Il. advance.
AUGUST I!rSGi!G!. ~ y. {.
Dee. -. 1871. ;w.
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1t costs more TO avcngc wrongs Than
10 bear ihcm
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-29

331 ELECTRIC DISCHARGES IN SEVEN
MINUTEs.-A most remarkable exhibition
of atmospheric electricity took placc.in Ar
lngton, between IL and ! o'clock. Bril-
liant streams of the electric fluid dartcd
athwart the sky in every direction, and the
thunder which followed was constant for a
period of thirteen minutes, without the in
Permission of an instant of silence. One
fash of lightning followed another in such
rapid succession as to excite curiosity 10
know how many passed in 4 minute. With.
watch in hand, l counted them for seven
minutes First minute, there ware 81 vivid
flashes; second minute there were AZ vivid
flashes; third minute, there were 30 vivid
flashes; fourth minute, there were II vivid
flashes; fifth minute, there were 81 vivid
flashes; sixth minute, there were Gl vivid
flashes; seventh minute, there were 54 vivid
fashas; making 331 discharges of electricity
in sovcn minutes, distinctly visible from
one point; and each discharge was followed
by loud and sometimes rattling reports,
whose reyerbrations rolled through the heav-
ems in endless processieas of majestic and.
terrific sounds.-Nev Hauen Journal.