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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
Personal attack ulssm Hon
4. X. Wolfe.

The candidates for Congress- IN tl,e
Second District, Hon. Simeon X. Wolfe
and DR.. ID. W. voyles, met At Salem,
yesterday to hold a joint discussion. I'm
"ccoroancc win previous arrange
memf. Tho discussion was onomcd Il,
Dr. Voylcs IN M address Of more thai,
an hour In length, covering about the
same grounds that he has taken In all
his speeches IN the canvass. proba bly, the
same Identical speech that he made i'm
this city short time since.
After he had closed Nv Wc,fo took
the stand. am: ',t'.tl to ~ ne points
mace ny his .pi scA', eomp.eiciy up
setting his fine sl,.n L. cai.rs, and de-
nlo!ishing the fabric TIM, ne had created.
Those who were present inform us that
that the speech Of Mr.. W., placed his
opponent ut a disadvantage, and at the
same time exhibited the Radical party
IN no very enlivcncd light. While Mr..
W, was speaking it was evident from
the workings Of DIR. Voyles' countcn-
ancc that he keenly felt his discontinue.
and before the former had taken his seat
he determined to retrieve his lost
ground.
In closing the discussion, DR.. Voyles
made most violent and slanderous per-
sonal attack upon Mr.. w., and charged, !
MN with having engaged in robbiny in /
Harrison county. Mr.. Wolfe denied the |
INFAMOUS charge. when DR.. VOyles call
"a him liar, and using the tern, i'm the
most offensive manner Nj. Wolfe re-
'Ponded promptly By thro i in. al ink
stand at the head Of his s.sai.,n,, whicl.
missed its aim. The interference of
riehds prevented any further difficulty.
mo the meeting closed with consider
bile confusion.
The crowd aftcrward called upon MIR.
~, iOr another speech. to which lie re-
ronded. delivering one Of the most
'"werful efforts OF the campaign, dur
ny which. he took occasion to limb.
Kin. aud jay-hawk," his adversary.
There appears TO be but one express J
ION OF opinion among the people of
vashingtOn county, who were present
tie meeting. and that was that the
curse pursued by DIR. Voyles was un.
'"rrantable and unju, .itiablc, and we
I'll confident that the Doctor lost the
ood opinion Of many Of his own
olitical friends. Why he should have
lrsued such course toward Mr..
f0ifc, when he must have known that
IS character is above rcproach, not only
THIS. the county Of his birth, but in
arrison, where he has lived tho grcaterI
'rtion OF his manhood. and where tho
'opic universally esteem him for hi,
oral worth and probity Of character. 4
} can understand.
The course Of DIR. Voyles has deter
med Mr.. Wolfe to withdraw from any
''"cr JOINT discussion with him, and
.reiorc oil appointments Of this ci.ar-
Ter VIII not be filled, although Mr..
/; VIII visit the points advertised and
dress the people, New Albany Led
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4he trrGan chants in Our
comfy arr !e.inui.. TO find ont th,,
Cadw"!adcrs cheap store in New Alba
n.y. Is the place to get bargains. They
keep good stock of mems, womcn;.,
and children's custom-made Boots and
Shoes, also Dry Goods, Notions, Hats,
Clothing; and give any numbers of
boots and shoes desired, and dry goods
III any amount desire, at the lowest
wholesale prices. There are more deal
ers who sell goods from wagons bnying
OF Cadwalader, than any house arou,l
the Falls. ~.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Of Marion.
Fon LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
:oIlN r. CRAvENS
or Jefferson.
Sca SECRETARY ~ STATE.
OWEN NJ. EDDY,
or st. Joseph.
FOR AUDITOR.
HON. JOHN r. STOLL.
or Noble.
FOR TREASURER,
HON. JAMES BRYAN.
OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT rrnLrc INSTRUCTION
MILTON II. HOPKINS,
Or Montgomery.
SoK ATTORNEY GENERAL.
BAYLESS ". HANNA.
or vigo.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
Ed. PRICE,
or Sullivan.
on[sK op THE srrREhE COURT,
JOHN C. ROBINSON.
or Owen.
Fos coSaRassxEN At LARGE,
How. N. e. KERR.
Col. J. s. WILLIAMS.
For Coasressma". I'D District,
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
prosecuting AHor'y Sd Judicial Crcsit.
>. II. TAYLOR. OF Davicss.
FOR Common Pleas Judge, Sd District
MILTON s. MAvITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
JOHN c. sCHAFER.
FOR Representative in the Legislature
HENRY A. Ped, Of Martin County.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTERrEIru

smiths Tonic Syrap has been counterfei,ed, and
the c"""'erfeter brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article have Dr. John Dul,,. n,,x,
stamp an ZACH hottie. Dr. John Rull only hss IN, rIrb,
to manufacture md sell the original John sm,h. Toni.
svrp. NJ louisville Kentucky Examine VOL, ,h H.,
~ each oo''le II my priva,e stamp 10 no, ON each
hottie do not purchase. or you sill he d.e.,,.a Il
See my column advertisement. and NV sbox c,,a ,
~ r"sec''e any one Infringing on my right, The gem.
the smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared bv NV
self ny
TIVE Prsic's SgsvAsr
,,m DR JOHN BULL.
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ADM INISTEATOR'S SAFE

ADM INlS1HATOR'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the nm.
dcrsigncd administrator of the
csiaf" Of Jacob Dcmbo. dccea sod. will
ourr Cor srle at the late residence or do.
ceased, j., Dubois county. Indinna. on
!, SATURDAY, October 10. 1874.
me personal property o: said estate. mot
,aken by the widow consisting Of one
morse. two wagons, cattle. hogs. sheen.
,,a:r'n"g implements, household and
Kitchen furniture.
iEKMS Sums of three dollars auj
unner, cash all Sums over three dollars
credit Of nine months will be given.
purchasers giving notes Mt interest.
waving benefit Of valuation, with good
security.
ROBERT T. DENDO, Admr.
Sept. 9th, 1879.
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Ctkcuir lccR,. This Court has lice
~ sessaon .his week, judge Msiu.t prs
shilling. and &. s. DvLbins prosecuiin
. Tor State. But a very light docket WIN
made, aud the Court look matters cas,
giving full license 10 politicians. Reid,
We give the disposition Of tho csscs.
State VI. Benjamin Wright, hixamy
State VS.. WIN. Riohey, grand larceny
State vs.. James Rayburn, forgery
tinued. w"
State VI. Robert Parsons and othsr.
trcspass; noilicd.
tinucd. W."
State Va Davis Bolin, forgery; con,
State Va. Levi Ellis grand larceny
continued. "'
State VS.. Daniel Miller, carrying con.
cealcd weapons; continued.
state vs.. John s. Jacobs, grand lar.
ccny; continued.
state vs.. John Manally, petty larceny
gMity; sent to Pcnitentiary for one year
and fined IS. eA
Attachments vs.. John Bucl,art judy.
mcnt for plaintiff.
George A. Reiling VS.. w. Brucker.
foreclosure; judgment for 1881 80.
Francis digger VIZ. II. Bcckmanm: dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Is. incoming VS.. Adolph Moening ::
Dismissed At plaintiffs costs.
IL. McCord VS.. VIM. Krodle: indg.
ment OF foreclosure for &l.733 a..
u Seitz vs.. Francis j. Weiker ct al. !:
dismissed.
Elizabeth Wright We. John l.. Opel
dismissed. ~"
Eva Voclkel VS.. Geo. Danhoefer. fore.
closure Judgment for $40 25.
Sam'I NJ. Nash VS.. Charles Crathe. A.
tachment; dismissed.
=: Abel We. A. Daudcndistlc, to set
sslde conveyance dismissed.
N. Schmidt vs.. town Of Huntinbure.
appeal Judgment for plaintiff for Sc 50.
George Schmidt vs.. Eva Schmidt
partition ordered.
missed. "''
William Andrews ct al. vs.. Aaron
GORE; Judgment for S166 IS.
oiary Weinzurl vs.. ]. Krcitzer; dis.
missed.
Tobias Herbig W. County Commits
toner's appeal dismissed 1t plaiuti6 .
Osts.
State VS.. John Tobin--Grand Larceny
nd sent to Penitentiary for / year and /
ned IS.
Little VS.. acknowledgement for plain
Egg VS.. Ahrcns judgment for de- y
sshant.
~ illisms va Maple partition ordered p
Hun'i"gbnrg case about title to school p
t. compromised. n
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE. = Mr. Caspa,
n. Todrsnk 10 this week announced =,
: candidate for Commissioner for the
Th'rd District. Mr.. T., is we'll known
a. : careful man in his own busipcsa.
ana On intelligent citizen, and will Get
large number Of votes for the posi.
'lon' and II elected will make eredits.
IL sM~sr
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meeting Of the Stockholders of tho
Indiana Mineral Railway Comnamv
VIII be held at the hvpse Of James =:
NibIack In The town Of Brazil. Cy.v
county. Indiana, on tie first dov Of ~.
'ober i.12, at4P. NJ, for the nurnos.
d eIecting a Board OF Directors. and
The Transaction Of such other bms;na"s
- may DC Drought before the meeting.
JONATHAN JACKSON.
Sept g. n. Eccrr.s.,
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For Township Assessor.

y We are authorized to announce
mr.. JOHN MELcH0IH as candidate for
township Assessor OF cambridge Tp.,
ut the ensuing election.
For Township Trustee.
We are authorized to announce
Mr.. SEBASTIAN KUEBLEi:, ~ candidate
Tor ,e-rcc'ion As trustee vi Daiublitlyc
township.
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Henry A. Peed. Esq. addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience. n,
Gnre's School House. Nc Cameron town.
snip, last Saturday. Mr.. Pecd made
one OF those able efforts for which he Il
and the people Of that To-.
c,a'ify went away satisfied that they had
listencd TO one Of tho most truthful and
Eloquent species Of Tic ca.g,paign.
Shoals Der
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DIR. SHERRoD, now nm old, very old
oachc'or, has been wanting a nomina-
ION Tor Congress tor fifty or sixty wears.
a. last nc got one, aud fool like h. has
dcchned 10 accept it. Let nobody
charge hereafter that Siicrod wants 10
90 TO Congress- lind. Sentinel,
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A CARD.
70 THE punr.;c

TO THE runLic:
"rhdrawing my name as candidate
Tor Treasurer, l give my most hearty
thinks to those who would have hal tho
good will to vote for me.
AUGUST MAYER.
jasper, Sept. 8, la72.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given. tina, the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Of the estate of Jacob
""'
Said estate is probably solvent.
..nEFRrT. DENDO, Admr.
Sept. 81. 1879.
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In the town Of Orange, New Jer.
sey, l7s Republicans have organized a
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For Constable.

:. We are authorized 10 annoNncc
Mr.. +: Is. HARMED, as n candidate for
constable Of Cambridge township. ut
the ensuing October election.
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PUBLIC .&PEAKING!
Henry A: Peed, Esq,
Candidate for Legislature, and
JOHN r. SCsg rrm rsn

JOHN G. sCNAFER, ESQ.
together with all the candidates for
county offices. will meet the people at
the following times and places:
Ce!estine, Monday, Sept. 30, atlr.x.
Schnellville, Monday" SO, at7r.M.
Huntingburg, Tuesday, Oct. I. atlr. r.
Ferdinand. Tsesday. Oct. I, at p. N.
Knoxville, "wednesday, Oct. g. at r. N.
kellersvflle, ." 2.at7p
Haysville, Thursday, Satlr. N.
jasper, I" a. at7p ~
Payne's School House, in Bsinbridge
township, Friday, Oct. 4, at7P. N.
Lemons School House, Harrison town
ship, Saturday, Oct. s, at7P. N.
Hon. O. 9. Oobhina
will also address the people at the old
camp Ground, in Columbia Tp., on
SATURDAY, October 6, atlp.M
Come out. everybody, to these meet.
ings. and inaugurate the coming Jubilee
OF peace. Union and honesty.
Other speakers have been invited and
may be in attendance.
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Notice

Election Notice!
STATE or INDIANA, DrBols County, IS !:
To The Sheriff Of said county Grrtiny
OC are hereby commanded 10 cana
: All election to be held N the n.u.,.
places OF hol,lin. elections in the sevcr,;
townships, IN said county, on the second
TUESDAY, IN Ocrosre, 4. ID. 1872. 10
Tue purpose OF cleciing the follow ing
officers, to-wh:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
Two congressman At Large.
One Secretary Of State.
One Auditor Of State.
One Treasurer Of State.
One superintendent of Publ ~.
One Attorney General.
Unr tl"rk of tine Supreme Corr,
o"s Hep"rf"r of the Supreme s;ca..
DISTRICT OFFICERS
Representative in Cuuyr..s -, ~.
judge Of the Common rle,.. en-.
81 District.
Prosecuting Astoruay fer 81. t;,e,..
Cent, in the 81 .s.d,-'.r. ,irr,;,
iose'Hing Afturnss - .hc III n4.
mon Plea. Dis,rlf5
Representative for a., ,.ounticso n.
bois aud Marin.
=. COUNTY Otar.EHS..
Clerk of the Circui. Court.
Treasurer.
Sheriff.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Heal Estate Anrsa;Ser.
vnc county sum~ssssiOner for 81 diet.
one county aomsNiAsi..,,cr for "a dist.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
COiumhia township One townkhin,
nstce one Jssticc Of the Peace: two
nstables: one sssessor. and a suneryi..
! for each, road district.
tuwssfiios- Cine towp.h;n.
.s.ee one Justice Of the Peace. two
"..ao'es, enc cssesscr, and . supcrvi-
lm'n bridge township One township
'stse. Mree justices Of the Peace: one
whlch ~ for the corporation Of the
M * Jaspar; four sOnstsbDes: one
essor' and's supervisor for each road
"a" 'uwnship One toMDeAip tvustec..
c"hsnolcs one assess or, and SUI
VISOR Tor each read district.
F@toka township One township trus
TWO Justices Of the Peace. one fs,r
township. and one for the corpors-
o. the rwn Of Irnniingbnrg; four
sta Dies; one assessor, auA ssse<rv:
for each road dis s;aA-
erdinand township One township
wee one Jasti~e VI the Pence: tw.,
si""fHs ono assessor. and asnpervi-
Tor ench reaG dissrio..
IN WITNESS wuEREsr. T. DAxrtn
LnA s~sTs1. Gyerk Of tho JDuhoi,
CnrnH Court. have herrunto snt N.
nand and the seal Of said court, 81
Jasper, this the 5th day OF Sep;en
Der. a. d. 1s72.
BAIL b. EDMOESTOC.
l.: Clerk Of the Circun Court
D. L. GREEN, Dpty.
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PROCLA NATION.

stare o. Indiana, Dubois County. 81
Tine qualified voters n Dubois ro,p;,.
are hereby notified that y,lr viii h.
oPened nj the usual passs,.s OF holdins
r.e,''ons. ~ the several townships u
Onrfs eoatnty. M~fnnn, on Tur dds.
October 9TH, 1877. for the pmrpes. D.
c'ccfI'sr me ef6ccr~ mcnticncs IN he
foregoing precipc. whereof all persons
Interested win take notice and yoyera
themselves accordingly. Witness ny
hand and scal. iris sth lay X scpiou..
Der. 1879.
TOBIAS HrRBIG, shcsqG y. e
Sept. 9Th IsT2 a..
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WHY JAY GOULD RESIGNED.
The Erie Ring Broken.

We have given the main points of the
stealing of the Erie Ring. It's defeat is
jOyfully received everywhere. A special
telegram to the Cincinnati Gazette eX-
plains why Gould resigned:
The resignation of Gould, as President,
was arranged between Gen. SlckleS, on
the one hand. and Field and Shearman on
the other. The three were clOseted to-
gether for nearly two hours, during which
satisfactory settlement of terms was
agreed upon. None of the parties to this
important conference cared to state the
terms asked and decided upon, but it is
understood that Gould wanted assurances
that he should not be deposed from the
directory when the classification act shall
have been repealed and large concessions
were demanded. All were denied him.
The claims which Gen. Sickles has against
the Erie road and which he insists can be
enforced against private estates OF DIrec-
tors were laid before Gould and his law
yers. II was also rumored that John Ora
ham, who was in the building at the time,
furnished Gen. Sickles with proofs again st
Gould of serious criminal nature, aud
that Gould recognized what a desperate
strait he was in, and how helpless he was
in the hands of his enemies. During this
conference Gould was absent the greater
| portion of the time, making MS appear
ance only after the basis of agreement had
been decided on. After consultation with
| Gould, who accepted the terms, Gen.
Sickles returned to the Directors room
and made a report of his success to the
board, by which, after a brief discussion,
he was Instructed to accept the terms on
| behalf of the directory. With a cOunte-
nance beaming with satisfaction, the Ger
eral made his way back through the crowd
of roughs who guarded the door and an
nounced the acceptance of the capitulation
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Real Estate.
MUNSON & BAILEY'S
8EAL ESTATE COLUMN.
f o II S ALE.

No. 267. Cheap Farm, 257 acres. Price s3O00-This
farm is situated in the 18th civil district of McMnn
county 32mes south of Athens, of the most pleas
ant villages on the E. T., Va and Ga. r. r. There is
story frame farm house, log barn. spring house.
excellent spring &c, the place. The land is good
upland, but somewhat worn by misuse. The place is
offered for about the cost of Improvements. Mills
churches, and schools convenient Good neghborhOod
No 30 Fine Stock and Grain Farm and Residence
1927 acres Price S95OOThs farm Is situated In the
267, is miles south from Athens the county seat The
place fitted up as genteman's country residence
at large outlay of money There is very fine brick
residence, with 10 rooms, pOrches and all modern con-
Yeniences large brick smoke house with tin root, two
good tenant houses extra large frame stable good barn.
corn cribs, and several log stables The farm Is well
fenced and has gates at openings. There IS great
abundance of fruit trees of the choicest varieties, in
Guiding nectarne, apricot ounce and FIG. line creek
runs through the entire property there also nu-
mill sites on the property: This property Is offered
much less than the cost of improvements.
No. 26S. Grain Farm, ga acres. Price $50 per acre
This farm is situated in the 4th civil district OF Me-
Mimi county, 81 miles north from Athens. There
about 40 acres of rtcasS creek bottom and 100 acres
high state of cultivation, having been we'll taken car
of and worked. There is great abundance OF Wate
for stock large creek runs through the lmproTet
land, and there are also numerous hne sprln{s., Int
in good condition good large barn. fine young orchard
and fences newly SET The farm is divided into held
of convenient size. With all is desirable prop
erty the location and neghbcrhO0d being one OF IN
| best in East Tennessee.
| No. 269. River Farm. PSI acres. Price SO pc
nessee and is situated on the Hwassee river, IN Nc
MINI and Polk counties. The land is in good state
cultivation, good improvements, very hne oarn' goo
! houses, &c, &c, miles from railroad station.
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Harper's Bazaar.

Notices Of tie Press
It really the emily illustrated chrOncler of fashion
IN the country. Its supplements alone worth the
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stories. poems. brilliant essays, besides general and
There never was any paper published that so de-
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cost you new bonnet; it will you ten times the
price in the household economy it teaches.-[ProYi-
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The young lady who buys single number of Har-
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Evening Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the periodicals
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lassitude and Debility.

The relaxation of nervous energy which creates an
indspostion to physical mental effort, so strong as
almost to amount to positive inability, and which we
term asstude. proceeds from variety of causes The
principal of these are constitutional debility, heat OF
the atmosphere, coupled with humidity, climatic
changes and the physical prosratiOn consequent upon
long Illness But whatever the is, 1t must be
perfectly clear that if the system Is unduy re-
laxed, something is required to brace it up. That
something Hosttetters Bters, which is universally
recognized as the most complete and speedy recuper
ant of the physical forces in existence 1t has been
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Systematically actually compensate the constitution
ally feeble frame for lis deficiency of strength and by
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health and vgor which Nature has den ed it. The
Btters also enable the body to resist the enervating
influences of heat, humidity, and changes from tenn
perate to hot climate. 1t is these accounts spe-
ciay be recommended to travellers and residents in
the torrd zone and persons subjected to abrupt tran
SitiOnS in temperature.
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The Southern Claims.

The House Committee on Claims are
preparing to report two bills upon the re-
commentator of the Southern Claims
Commission, One bill provides for that
class Of claims which the commission al
low in full, and another for those allowed
in part. One bill calls for SAC, 900, and
another for $4,000. About s., OOO, 600 of
these claims were entirely rejected
Wash. Cor. Gin. Gazette.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent says the
New Hampshire election is the first one
he ever knew that was satisfactory to all
parties. We suppose he means that it is
satisfactory to Democrats and Liberal Re-
publicans that they stand no chance next
November,