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From Ehas. F, Coffin
LONDON, 18th mo. If;sh 1s7l.

OSOvNs AANt mo, lOlu. lSIl
b. w. DAvis.-Dcar Friend: 4,
has been now IS days since we
landed In Ireland, where We spcni
II days. II Is a beautiful Island.
all cultivated, where susceptible
OF II; green ut this season and
looking very pleasant: Many OF
the lahoring class are very poor
and live In miserable hu,s, worse
Than anything l ever saw inhal.i.-
ed in America We went Into
souIc Of them, and found tho in
mates all anxious 10 got to the
United States as soon as possible.
The middle and upl or classes are
very comfortable and exceedingly
hospitable: We came away With
. very favorable impression of Ire
land. Public Schools are being
opened in every part Of the Is
land, and in some places. tho land
is being subdivided and sold in
small parcels to actual tenants,
which will greatly improve the
condition of the People. We
have spent several days in an ag-
ricultural region, since our arrival
In England. and have now been in
this great city near two weeks
We sec very few FARMERS" in this
country, and the land is frequent-
!y without houses Tor long dis
tance, indicating that it is sold 10
large quantities. The farms look
beauliful-hedgcs enclose the
ground and trees are often planted
along the hedges. giving beauty
and vanity 10 the scenery. The
climate is not So cold ss ours, but
one requires more clothing on ac-
count Of the dampness Of tho at
mosphere
This is wonderful city-equal-
ling, and, in many ways excclling
our expectations. It is from IL
10 IA miles long. and 6 or7 wide.
In tho better portions. the streets
are regular, we'll paved AMI clean
and the houses good, but different
in construction and appearance
from those in our cities. The
wagons. carts, carriages, DO, are
all different from ours, hence, ev-
erything has strange sppear>
ance.
We have seen most of the OBJ
jects Of general interest-such as
the Tower, Westminster Abbey,
DC, and have had an opportunity
to see all classes Of people. from
she highest to the lowest. Both
extremes are greater than in our
own land. We expect to remain
here few days yet and then visit
some other parts Of England, be-
fore We go to the Continent.
1t seems very strange to us to be
SO far from our own home, and
friends-they feel dcarer to us
than ever. We glory in our own
land-our own government-our
beautiful little city-its pleasant
people, and in all connected with
home. We soon respond, when
our good Government is spoken
against.
II is surprising to see how The
people here are devoted TO thu
reigning family The illness o.
the Prince of Wales. has calico
forth such expressions Of feeling
and sympathy as l have ncve
seen before.
C. F. COFFIN
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"Gfeen corn" sounds curious atseason
but here is what the Palatka (Florida) Her
aid says: "The steamer Ocklawaha arrived
here on Monday, the 18th. inst, from Sal,
Lake. She brought nine passengers. VIVA,
was noteworthy for the season, she had fol
market one thousand ears of green corr
from Turkey creek. Indian river. This steam
er made the trip from Salt Lake to this place
in twenty. -four hours.
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Attachment Notice.

Adam Condo, Jacob spence auo DaA'e' N''"0
vs..
Daniel Shafer.
Action pending before Robert Gordon, a Jns-
tee Of the Peace of Jefferson township,
Wayne county, Indiana.
Daniel Shafer, defendant in the above en-
titled cause. will take notice that the plain.
tits, Adam Condo, Jacob Spence and Daniel
Condo. have cen menced IN action against
him before me. and have duly caused writ
Of attachment to be Issued in said cause, upon,
which said writ of attachment was levied
certain OF the personal property. goods and
chattles of said defendant, and that the trial
| of said cause and said attachment, proceed
| ings will be held before me at my office in
| uagerstown, county of Wayne, and State OF
Indiana, at 10 o'cleck, m, on the 24th day
Of January, 1872, and that unless) said de-
! PENDANT shall appear and answer thereto
| said cause will be heard and determined in
\ his absence.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day
ROBERT GORDON.
! 42.44 Justice of the Peace.
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The State horticultural Society met at
Indianapolis Jan 2, and the following officers
were elected: President, j. G. Ratl;fc, of
Richmond, Vice Presidents, ]. S. Jessup, of
Laporte, H. d. Scott, of Terse Haute; J z
Johnson, of New Albany; W. s Hubbard,
Of indianapolis; Secretary w. HHagan, Of
Clayton; Treasurer, Charles Lander, Of
Plainfeld: Executive Committee, James G.
Shoemaker, d G Nelson, AMI A Ragon.
rr. Warder, of Cincinnati, addressed the So
ciety:
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THE NEW DEPARTURE.

In tho Washington correspondence Of
the New York Herald OF the 9th inst,
appears the following:
1.-THE ilor. Geo w. Julian, Of India
ma. whose departure from the admins
tration fold lost him a seat in the present
Congre ", has his name carried ut the
head of several eountry-!,apers as re
form candidate for ties Presidency. This
circumstance together with his advocacy
Of the policy of rese.ving the pubic lands
Tor actual settlers as agains the land gam
b!ers, made him the recipient Of emo ol
those circulars from the so-called COM
initiee OF workingmen that had called a
Labor Reform Convention, to meet here
on Tuesday last, but which, a. the last
moment. changed the call SO as 10 jein
forces with the convention Of the Nation
al Labor Union. that meets at Columbus
Chic, in February next, to select pia.-
form and candidate for til coming CAM
paign." G
Nr. Julian's reply. which is ola fran
Ike. Character thal the answer received
from other malcontcn:s yet in Congress,
and not beyond the reach Of Executive
favor or exclusion is. in tho 70 low in
words:
CENTREvrLLE, IND Dec 2, 1871.
ALEXANDER Nj. KRNEDAY, ESQ.,
DEAR Sir: In some way or other
have overlooked your favor of November
Z. till to-day, and it is now too late,
probably, to reach you with my reply in
time for your meeting. I, however, en-
close the accompanying paper, containing
an editorial, tho writer Of which has. in
the main, expressed my views have
but little hope for such ANEW dep,r-
turc" IS is indicated, and am looking
earnestly to the organization of new o:
third party, on such basis as to bring
lcto 1t the honest and true men of both
the old parties. regret to say, howev,
er, that my business affairs are such thai
l cannot be in Washington for a week
or ten days.
In haste. very truly yours,
GEo. w. JULIAN.
The editorial alluded to above.
appeared in the Radical edited BIZ
his brother Isaac, and was no
doubt written by Bro. George
himself, and it proclaims the Re-
publican as dead. and gives the 10 /.
gradients OF new platform for
tho new party, he proposes te
start by bringing into it the b on
est and true men of both the old
parties The above letter com.
ldctelJ astonislis US, particularly
after publishing his card last week
from the Cincinnati Gazette.
wherein he SO cmpha.ically denies
having had any intention Of "aban
doning the Republican organiza
tion," and pronounces it as cutter
IL unfounded in truth" and so in
dignant did he become at the
charge, that he demands of the
CINCINNATI Gazette the author OF
the vile calumn,!
We wero jus, on the eve Of an,
nouncing Geo. W. Julian as Q
candidate for Congressman at
largo for this State on the Repub-
lican ticket, hut the above letter
cooled us off sufficiently to cause
US to fall back ON Macawber'e
philosophy--wait for Mr.. Julian
to rise and explain. Our objec,
! Ito paraphrase what ho quotes a.
the language of Gen. Taylor, i.
not to wrong Mr.. Julian, but t.
find out where he stands.
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In Nebraska. courtships are said to aver
age three hours and q half at o time.
The French Government. has refused te sell
its crown jewels to private persons.
Fifteen ladies', including the wife and Sis
ter Of the rector, recently had their pockets!
picked in an English church.
A Connecticut woman's grief for her hus-
band death is said to have been increased by
the thought that the par.or curtains were in
the wash
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We dropped in on Harry G.
Meredith, and found the Tribune
flourishing like green bay tree.
The printing business is good in
Cambridge. and Harry and his
partner, W. p Harding, are max
ing link singing pay there. Suc>
cess to them.
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A gentleman was praising the teau-
tiful hair Of lady, when one of those
precious little misses, who always have
a word to say, remarked: guess my
hair would look as well if took as much
care OF it. Mamma never sleeps 10 her
hair
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yINToN's HoTBL.-Wo advise all
our friends who have occasion I'd
go to Cambridge City, to not fail
to call and get square meal al
Vinton's Hotel. They will alwayl|
find every thing about the premisl
es in tip-top order, the best Of
good eating, and one Of the besl
hearted and most genial landlord
this or the other side Of sun
down.
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A young lady, on her way to DO married.
was run over and killed. An elderly single
lady savagely remarked, "She has escaped
4 more lingering and horrible destiny.
A pretty, rich young widow was regard
Ing herself lately at . mirror in her cham
her, " hilc for the first time trying on her
widows cap. "Behold," abe exclaimed
the real cap of liberty"
"A San Francisco girl recently undertook
the arsenic treatment for procuring clear
and be,uti full complexion. She locked
white enough in her coffin.
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A RADICAL QUERY.-A friend at our
elbow inquiries if the Radical man could
not be induced to hunt up and publis
some Of Adams letters to Eve il
would net only be something old, buI
something new. Let the Trylobito ae
comodatc his readers.
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Executor's Notice

u ETTERS TESTAMENrARY on the will
II of Frederick Bowing, late of the city OF
Richmond, Wayne county, and STATE Of lndi-
ana, deceased, have this day been granted to
the undersigned, by the Clerk of the ecu IT
OF Common Pleas, of said county. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
required to file them, duly proved, in the Of
fee of said CLERK within one year froEs this
publication. The estate is supposed to be
solvent. JOHN PETERSON, Executor.
Dec. 20, 1871. n42sa
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vE1C PERSONS UABD or HEAR
h INs: AND DEAF.-Imbued with
desire to benefit my fellow creatures, will
forward to all sufferers, free Of charge, pre-
scription which has completely cured myself
and many others. of deafness Of several
years. standing, after having employed in
vain, a number Of the most eminent physi.
clans in this country and Europe. Address
with stamp. Rev'd IT. THIEMANNS, p. o.
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Womau,s Righs-Mrs. Woodruff.

Steinway Hall, New York was crowded
to OVERLOOKING on Monday night, in con.
sequence Of the announcement that Victoria
&. woodruff would lecture on The Princi-
pie Of Social Freedom, involving Free Love,
Marriage. &c. A remarkable feature not
down in tho programme, was the inter, up
ton of the lecturer BY her sister, Mrs, Brock
who inquired in response TO Mrs. Wood
hnll's assertion that all y! ich is now good
would <eontinuc to cxistff marriage laws
were abolish Il:
How could yon expect to be recognized in
society unless you knew who your father
and mother was?
Mrs. Womlhull-I assert that there are as
good and noble men and women on top Of
this earth suffering from the stain of il!eg:ti.
macy as any man or women before me. and
Gcd knows 90 not know how many lille
ultimate men or women are in this tall to-
night. -
Here the confusion became so great tha.
o'h;ng moro could be heard on the stage
Mrs. Brook was finally compelled to take
her seat by a policeman, the Chairman,
Theodore Tiiton awaiting very little. Mrs.
Wooihnll's lecture was ferco attack on
ihe marrige system, as at present constitu
ted, as an outrage on individual freedom aud
barrier to general happiness. She main
tanned that it sho I'D not partake more of
the character of a contract than any other
legal agreement, and that the con tinuance
for lifetime was pre2osterous and an out
rage. On the question of marriage, as in all
others. which affected private lite, the gov
ernmens should not be permitted to inter fere;
and to suppose that they were virtuous be-
cause Of the restraint which imposes upon
them was an insult TO American Wemen
She believed and glorified in free love which
bound the practices to each other only
during its exi.tence, and severed their ma
terial relations whenever either fthc parties
desired. The offspring of such love was
best and purest.
She defended Mrs. Mcfarland said that
Mrs. Crittenden should haye given way to
Mrs. Fair. She protested against the 'cus.
tom which compels woman 10 give control
Of her material functions over to any.
body She then spoke of prostitution. II
on. sisters who inhabit Green street and
other filthy localities chose to remain in
debauch, and if cur brothers choose to visit
them there, they are only exercising the
same right that we exercise in remaining
away, and we have no more rightto abuse
and condemn them for exercising their rights
in that way than they have to abuse and
condemn us for exercising our rights our
way But we have duty, and that is by
our love, kindness and sympathy to endeavor
to desert those ways which We feel are so
damaging to all that is high and pure and
true in tie relations OF the sexes.
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The rates of fare on the P. G. &
St. L Railroad were changed on
the first day Of this year.
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Go to the old Millinery Store Of Mrs
8 A Tiff Davis, on North Franklin-st,
for Bonnets. &c. Fashionable and good
Goods there, ladies....
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GOOD Hon John Sherman, receiv-
ed the Ohio Republican Caucus nomira.
ton for U S Senator, and will be elected,
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severe cases, the use Of the cat.
When . prisoner has by good con-
duct rendered himself worthy he
may be transferred by the directors
to the farm prison at Sart. which
we hope to visit and describe.
When discharged previous to close
of term of sentence, it is always
on ticket of leave by which he
may be promptly returned if he
gives evidence Of lapse into
crime. Much pains is taken
throughout the Island, ss / shall
have occasion more fully 10 refer
TO hereafter, 10 learn whether the
offence for which prisoner is be-
ing tried, is his first one. If i,
! be second or third one, q more
: severe sentence is always admin
tered.
/, While in some respects the pris
| on on Spike leland might be much
| improvd, have never visited on<
which comes so nearly Up to 1
proper standard, and so effectual
| ~ accomplishes the object intend
ed, 10 the reformation Of the pris-
oner, and the protection of society
| 1t is not my purpose, however, Il
approve or disapproye of its mod
Of management but simply t
state the facts. I shall examin
more thoroughly into the law:
regulating tho management Q
prisons in this land, and into thei
results, and hope to communicate
with you again on the subject.
G. F. c.
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