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ACAMPAIGN SONG.


The following campaign song, TO the famil-
lar ai ir Of Johnny SchmOker,' is respectfully
dedicated, without permission. to the dele, ,ates
to the Cincinnati Convention
Grants smoker, Grant'a smoker,
He sold muskets, he sold earbines.
Howl, howl, howl, dat is my Schurz,ah.
Grants . smoker, Grants smoker,
Won't reform the civil service.
Growl. growl, growl, dat is my Trumbull;
Howl, howl, howl, dat 10 my Schurz, ah,
With my growl, growl, growl. and my howl,
howl, howl, &c.
0rs nt's q smoker, Grants smoker,
And his wife has got relations.
Bray, bray, bray, dat is my Upton,
Growl growl, growl, dat is my Trumbull,
Howl, howl, howl, dat is my Schurz, ah,
With my bray, bray, bray and my growl
growl, growl, &c.
Grants = smoker, Grants q smoker,
Wouldn't turn out bad Pat Murph.
Yelp, yelp. yelp, dat is nv Fenton,
Bray, bray, bray, dat is my Upton,
Growl, growl, growl, dat Is my Trumbull,
Howl, howl, howl, dat is my Schurz, ah,
/; With my yelp. yelp, yelp, and my bray
| bray, bray, DC.
| Grants q smoker, Grants smoker,
Don't beliere the One Term humbug.
Write, write, write, dat is my Greeley,
Yelp, ye'p yelp, dat is my Fenton,
Bray. bray, bray, dat is my Upton,
Growl, growi, growl, dat is my Trumbull,
Howl; howl, howl, dat is my Schurz, ah,
With my write. write, write, and my yelp
yelp, yelp, DC.
Grants smoker, Grants . smoker,
Ignored me on San Domingo.
| Speech, speech, speech, dat is my Sumner
Write, write, write, dat is my Greeley,
Yelp, yelp, yelp, dat is my Fenton,
Bray, bray, bray, dat is my Upton,
Growl, growl, growl, dat is my Trumbull,
Howl, howl, howl, dat is my Schurz, ah.
With my speech, speech, speech, and m,
write, write, write, &c.
Grants smoker, Grants smoker;
Woull't make me port collector.
lie. lie, lie, dat is my Dana,
Speech, speech, speech, dat is my Snmne
Write, write, write, dat is my Greeley,
Yelp, yelp. yelp. datis my Fenton,
Bray bray, bray, dat is my Upton,
Growl, growl. growl, dat is my Trumbull,
Howl howl, howl. dat is my Schurz, ah,
With my lie, lie, lie, and my speech, speecl
speech, and my write, write, write, al
my yelp, yelp, yelp, and my bray, bra
bray, and my growl, growi, growl, al
my howl, howl, howl,
Dat is my platform.
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COUNTY. IND, MAR.

cd. He cannot 60 upon his knees
to impcrious Senators. The peo-
pie have made President higher
than Senator. 1t is for public men
who are truly patriotic to place
thei- council and infucnce with the
Executive upon terms which he
can accept with self-respect. II
they are cold arrogant, divisive, it
is not for them to complain that
the President passes by them to
men who are practical, and who
help byscordial sympathies rather
than by moral lectures.
General Grant has not failed in
any OF his pledges made by tho
Republican party in his behalf.
The party itself has been cumber-
cd by practical difficuitiesas great
as ever were accumulated on q po-
liticai party. II in some directions
less. in other directions more has
been accomplished than was cx
peeted. Mo party ever goes into
power with the gift of prophesy
New events change the complexion
OF pavty's purposes, and must con
form to the requirements OF facts.
The enthusiasm OF 1872 is not the
popular enthusiasm of 1868, and
parry may be truer 10 its princi-
pies by not following Ou. its
original course, than by a rigid
adhesion to it.
i Now, not seeking to justify
every neglect, or every perfor-
nance, but applying to the Re-
publican party those allowances
, and those tests which just men ap-
ply to all human actions, we firm
ly believe that under General
Z Grants administration,th the Repub-
r lican party has conducted the
| country through a period of re-
settlement almost as perplexing al
!, was the period Of war. and with q
discretion and success, which are
no. unworthy of the reputation
achieved by it in the days of civil
) convulsions. During this period
3 General Grant has neither Jagged
, behind nor run ahead oe the Re-
, publican party. If he has no.
. proved brilliant he has cert ainlJ
e established repu alton for safety
0 For his place there is no man be.
t fore the public who would not be
8 an experim ent. Grant has bee,
/, tried, his weakness and his goot
: qualities are known. Experianc
n is healing the one and developing
;. the other. His fidelity to tn
n known wishes of the party is un-
8 questionable. What correction o
e abuses com es to be demanded wi.
e be achieved. 1t is the force o
/ public opinion outside Of the gov.
8 ernment which fills its sails, all,
e gives it power TO move. We d,
c not deprecia.e the criticism Of abl
s journals. just as fast as they ca
n raise the tone Of public sentimen
e in the community, they will seeur
IS the execution of tina: sentiment b
: the administration.
e In short, the Republican party
e in our Judgment, represents idea
., and policies Indispensable to til
Q growth OF justice and liberty i
n this grea. Commonwealth. 1t ia
l. never more fitted to carry out til
,t best thoughts of our wiscst men
IS And in looking about for leade
t, in the C ming compaign, we kno'
'r of no Que so likely to secure sut
l. cess 5 .ile man who in his militia
l. ry lie, i,cTcyer slow or cumbrou
3 in his methods, seems to have ir
le variabiy come out victorious
the end This hes been calle
good luck. The men who habitu
"a ally have good luck are the ver
= men We want
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On Sunday the residence of DR..
Woods, adjoiningSC SCenterviile, was
entered while the family were at
church-and plundered Of about
two hundred dollsrs worth Of
goods. The thief was seen by sew
eral, and is described as q short
red faced fellow. He got gold
and q silver watch, revolver, jew
elery ETC., and also o pie, which he
had in his hand when seen.
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NICHOLSON & BRO,
Booksellers and Stationers,
(NEw STAND)
sth and Main, Odd Fellows Building
RICHMOND, INDIANA.


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A. TkR1, Office No. 33, Main street
K .hmOnd, Ind: attends to the collec
tion OF all claims in any State the Union
will practice in any of the Courts ofIndiar \
and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or for
sign. By special arrangement with C. T..
ADAE, in Cincinnati, German Consul) an
HILLHR 4 Co., ofNew York, am enabled /
fnrw ard and receive any money packages
other valuables, as well as to attend to til
transit of persons from any part ofEurop,
or from this country.
All business strictly confidential an
poinptly attended to. J.H. P.
July 7th 1869 10tf
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Jackson Lemon, Of Jackson township
Blackfcrd county, committed suicide
last week by cutting his throat. Ill
treatment by his son is the alleged
cause. He was eighty-five years old.
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The old grave yard Of 0rsensburg.
having been transferred to the town
authorities. the work Of exhuming and
removing the dead will commence on the
LIST proximo. 3
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An effort is being made to have yoang
Evans, who vas sent to the psnitsntiary
Tor shooting Follaad, rsprievsd. Evana
is said to have bssn dangerous eharac-
ter, ard remonstrance will also reach
Governor Baker.-Centerville Chronicle.
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William Miller, Of Benton, Elkheart
county. was killed last Monday, while
chopping timber, by tree b,ins blown
down upon him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-30

The wheat crop of California,
although it was "dry season.,
was II. 285, ,534 bushels.
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A young married women named Fell
ters living in Tore Haute, took cold
poison, last Friday, with the intention
ofsettling her domestic troubles bat was
pumped out.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-30

The Pacific Slopers have been
for the past month planting
shrubbery and flowers.
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Jehiel- Railsback,

attorney at L(tlU,
Richmond, Ind.
Entrance one door East of Petchell's Stor
and .,ver Hudson's Drugstore, Main-st:
Richnond, Aug. 10, 1870.
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The ratio of whisky shops to
churches in Portland, Oregon, is
as ten to one.
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Henry COUNTY has sixI-thrse eandidassa
and bankers for unPo. s4iJ
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RATES OF ADyERrIslNG.
eva. Let the mother weep-her

evil. Let the mother weep-ber
darling is al rest, safely over the
liver in its new home, puro snd
unspotfed from contact with world
ly fevess.. It Was eur junior here
as it will be our senior there, TO
welcome, to teach, to give Joy. in
structions and power to the modrn.
ing parents who are weeping this
side Of the clouds behind which
their little one went to its new
and better life this Saturday
Night.-"BRICK" PoMERoY.
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Valparaiso is infested by mad dogs.
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MARY F.THoMAs, MD
Practicin9 Physician,

OFFICE NoRTa-RAsf Coz. MAIN ST. KIN,
RICxEN6oND, INDIANA.
~Special Atten. ofYIoe HOURS:
tiOn to Obstetrics and to 8 a. m. II to :
Diseases of Women p. m, and Z to 9ps
and Children. m.
Oct. Fl, 1871. n3t2f
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J. NJ. w A S S 0 N,
Real Estate Agent
il. stisssa No.,


The Best French Calf and
Kip Boots neatly made
In the latast ssyle on short notice, and at
msonable figures. None but the best ma
teliai used. No: 836 Main street. near SIXTH
Richmon6. ind. nS0ly
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NIOHoLON & CO.,
BOOK BINDERY
RICHMOND, IND.

vHTE are prepared to execute BINDING
" nnd BLANK BOOK WORK, in
Hits branches, and the best style.
EULING,
After any Pattern. Done to Order
~ Bring your MUSIC and have II
PaRed. Sound and lndexed.
MISSING Nos. Of Magazines Snp-
piled.
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Grants Rluspders and Ellis SnpOrtu
nitv--ROsh Parties EibeTaiized.
[C!ocinnatI Commercial. NoyentNr 3

[Ci1cinnaI IOfnInercleI. SoNe.tthi e-l
President Grant Will not. perhaps, lie
much obliged to Us for our good wishes. bu'
wc hope he will be able TO repair in bis
second term the plumbers that discrcdIt his
first. And we will venture, In our high ca
pacity aS disiuterested observer and inde-
pendent well-wishcr, to suggest to flm that
it would be the part Of wisdom for him no.
to regard his rejection exclusively IN TIE
light Of n personal triumph and rindlcatlon'
He ought TO he aware that his champions
through this campaign have had hard time
in eycusiug the weaknesses and 1al!iiigs On
his part which they have been CONSTRAINED 10
acknowledge. The tone Of his advocates mas
been in many respects necessarily apologize
This Las been especially 50 In regard to his
persona! yanites and indulgeDcies-hiS estl'
nation of his election, in the first place, as
nclsonal colnplilncnt-his view Of the public
patronage a. an auriferous placer for the Use
and benefit of Ills relatives and favorltcs-
lis concern for mere personal acquaintance
rather than for those who had done the State
or the party, OF both, some service.
The Liberal Republican movement Is not
a failure. 1t has liberalized the Republican
party, and its influence will temper the al
ministmtion for the next four years for good.
1t has also liLcralized the Democratic party,
and put out Of the way forever Irritating
issues aud dogmas that were dangerous.
The missionary labor Of the campaign on
both sides has been excellent Much has
been done In the removal Of the asperities OF
party differences, and In harmoni2,ng the
antagonists Of other days over the questions
Of this day toward the homogeneity OF The
American people-a work OF lnesttmabie
henrlYncc.
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R1cHxoNp CITY.-RchEond ought to be a
great city, and must be in the course Of
timc-only that course Oil time is rather long
coming. Her merchants nave used com.
mcnduble cXcrtions this season 10 supply the
country trade. In the line Of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, etc, the Rich.
mond houses display large and inviting
stock, and when we take into consideration
the comparative moderate prices and reduced
cost Of transportation, She offers sufficient
Inducements 10 our citizens and country
mere aants to attract their trade.
With the completion of the Chesap aake
and Ohio railroad her business must be
largely increased. Just think Of what Il
magnificent back country che will then hayc
accessible to her mart. The line OF commu-
nication from Cincinnati, or the great heart
Of the western trade, to the northern cities
by way of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
and the Valley route will be rather nearer
than by any other line, and the grade greatly
superior. When the trade aud travel from
the West strikes the Valley it will bs for
Richmond to put forth her efforts to draw il
to herself. She must Use the requisite cNcr.
ton TO obtain it, and If she docs not 1t will
be Der own fault.
While Baltimore Is higgl!ug about con-.
pleting the Valley line Richmond ought to
be striking for tue sTaight-shoot railroad,
and thus place herself sixty or seventy miles
nearer the Immense trude OF the great West
LeriaJ!oH Gazette.
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\, The following counties and cites give INC
n,a,oritics stated for GRANT:

IN tho styty-clght counties end cite5 Ecar'
from the Conservative losses amount 10 H.,
05s, and the gains to 1920, showing the OK
cess of losses to lie II, 1872. WALKERS MAORI
ties In the remaining counties were In thf
aggregate 1873 and WELLs's 4,276. 80 thai
II the Conservatives hold their own 10 Inc
counties yet to be heard from they VII! carry
the State b. upwards Of three thousand, bn'
If the Radical gains continue IN the same
ratio as In these sixty-eight counties, which! Is
more likely, GRANT will carry the State by
at least three thousand.
The election to Congress Of WHITEHEAD
HUSros, HARRIS, and Bowen, Conservatives,
and PLAT, SMITH, STowELL, and THOMAS
Republicans, seems to be beyond reasonable
doubt. The district yet uncertain Is the
First, In which RRAyToS CONSERVATIVE aud
SfsER CRcpublcln) are the c:inaldutes. Inc
returns from hccomac aud Northampton
will decide whether the Conservatives or the
Republicans shall hive majority of our del
egatlon In tho Forty-third Congress.
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The Next Congress.


During the late disastrous campaign J
was common for Democratic papers hnl
speakers to urge the Conservative ln;'H>f~ L
go to the polls and vote for Democratic OF
Libcri! candidates fer Congress, however H.
different they might hc 10 HHEfLET's Tor
tunes. The argument waS 'haI Whatever
the result Of the presidential clcctIHn inSh'
he, tho new or reelected President would b"
~ noyerla,s az was AMY ,jGliTSnN unless
the House Of Representatives Vas Of th2
po;jtiral COMPLEXION ST Inc Executive.
The returns do not show Thai either Tie
e;,:rca;ics o. tie arguments referred 10 ha1
any elect. The opposition party DO not
seem to have Supported tic congressional!
candidates any better than they supported
GREELEY. IN tie September and October
elections the Republicans made net gain O.!
twen.y-one members, aud the result OF the
elections this week, so ilr us known, Shows
that this proportion Of Republican gain has
becn maintained throughout the Union.
In the TWENTY-FIVE States fro2, which we
have nearly complete returns, eiecting 2OS OF
the 2y2 representatives in the next House,
the Republicans have majority of 1923 net
gain of g.. In the present House the Re-
publcans have y majority Of only 81, al! told.
If the 81 representatives Of the twelve State"
FROM which the returns are indefinite are alS
portioncd between the two parties IN the
next Congress as il the last one tie House
will be composed Of l22 Republicans aud lo(
Democrats; but the probability is that tue
Republican side will be much stronger-cer
tainly two.thirds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t !!
not probable the gains In the rest OF the Suite
will equal those III the States already re
ported.
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~ TuE Ills THAT FLESH ARE

MT THE ILLS. THAT FLESH 1[.- AXE
tIFTR no arc many, but remedy for chem oil IS
furnished by nature There Is no doubt tha..,or
every disease there is antidote 10 The Veeeesls
kingdom. The nborigines we're the victims OF many
and losthsome maiades, yet they found In me WIGS
Of their forests remedies sure and po"cIini. Ae,-
~, on ,bIs bo,lef Or. TUFTS SARSApARILLA
an QUEENS DELIGHT is offered tho public 81
a most b,g,,lv-concentrated vegetable compound,
possessing extraordinary power Tor Tie cure OF
rheumatism, Neuralgia, scrofuia, Ulcers, Swelling
Of the Glands. Eruptions Of the Skin, Female DIS
eases, liver Complaint, Secondary Syphilis, the
effect Of mercury, &c. It's most po"erini ai'eia
tive and hiood-purifer, and at the same tif''e ;"
harmless that 1t may he used ny NIL.
yr-,tc or,t for ct!ls and Fever, aEd prepare the
sriem for resisting its attack by using Dr. TUFTS
LIVER PILLS.
Ur. TUFTS HAIR-DYE!s nsed in Europe ana
,r,aIc, no G-deod&wlw
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Light Ahead.
n. :. "A ,.s, sffsaas tSyf ctr re-

shai. not tlisesfss siiiaa dt ON y.
verse ON 'ryiesday. son,eo them stand out
prominently. whilst otherslie hidden a sss,l
.down In the deep. The great paffses OF tne
country. the Republicans and pelnoera sr
were 10th shaken as by asleartslquase. Iho
latter has apparently crumbled, but It mas
caused the other to totter. samson was
crushed when he pulled down the massive
pillars that supported the temple, out 1hc
Philis;ines were not saved! The election Oh
Tuesday will undoubtedly lead TO new con- con-
h:na,icns. sind we shall have results in time
which, will reward for oil the depressing IL
t,ucuces of tho present. There ISL hight ahead
The LileraI movement has been checked
but defeated, never! 1.-THE great principles
and ideas which underlie this cause can DC
no moro suppressed than the order OF the
seasons can 10 arrested" chso''Fa
Hp1 aid.
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Tie ,ti2ttlbi!ii3u Of GiIt; viii t.ht place ime-
i;alely after ue concert OH tie Vast 6iase Of lie
Gper@-Housc, and In full view Of The audience III
der the immediate supervision of the President am,
Directors Of The We De L'FAU COMPANY
and tic following distinguished gentlemen, who
have kindly consented TO I've present and sec that the
gifts arc properly distributed US advertised;
Hon. join X. LUDLOW, Mayor OF Norfolk;
Hon. \. 8. WATTS. Mayor OF Portsmouth:
Colonel WALTER II. TAYLOR, of Norfolk;
Hon. JOHN Is. Ws1TEuEAD, ex-AIayor of Nor
folk;
JAMES &. HOLIDAY, Esl., CT Portsmouth.
The Board CT Directors Is composed OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen, whose character Cor Integrity
honor, sind public enterprise Is we'll known as tcl'
guarantee success aus fair aatimparia dlsrlhu-.
ton OF the gifts:
Majoy GEORGE W. GRIcE, President Bana OF
Portsmouth
Colonel WILLIAM L,aNB, Pr:-iden, First NATIONAL
Bank, Norfolk;
General V. ID. GRnNsR, General Agent Btstors
Steamship Company;
Captain NATHANIEL BURRCsa, OF Burrn&s- Sou
< Co., Bankers, Norfolk;
WASHINGTON REED, EaY., OF Peters y Eeed.
Merchants;
f. G. emo, EsI- Superintendent seaboard AMI
Roanoke railroad;
ROBERT j, NEEtY, Esq. OF 4. { ". NeelT j.
Co.:
MARSHALL PARKS, Esq, President AheEarle
and Chesapeake Canal Company;
i. c. LINDSEY, Esq, Real Estate Broker;
ColL
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Crumbs Of ConsscG9.

rGreeley's drst editorial after lbs drtcat.l
There has been no time until now within
the last twelve years when the Iriddne was
not supposed TO keep, for the benefit Of the
Idle and incapable, Il sort Of Federal employ
ment agency, established to get places under
Government for those who were lndiSposed
70 work for their living. ANY man who had
ever voted the Republican ticket believed
that 1t WAS the duty and the privilege of the
editor Of this pal per 10 get him a place In the
cl!stom-housC. Every red-DoSed politicians
who had cheated 1t the caucus and fought nj
the polls locked 10 the editor Of the Tribune
to secure his appointment as gauSer, or as
army chcp!uiD, or rs minister TO France,
Every campaign orator came upon us after
the battle WAS over for recommendation as
Secretary OF the Treasury or the loan of hall
a dollar. If one OF our party had an interest
pending at Washington the editor Of the
Tribune was teIcgraphed i'll frantic haste to
come 10 the capitol. save this bill, crush that
one, promote one project or stop another.
He was 10 DC cyerybody's friend, with no.
thing to DO but to take care Of other folks
business, sign papers, write letters, and ask
iayors for them, and to get no thanks for II
either. Four.tifths of these people were
sent away without what they wanted, only
10 DacOule Stral@btWGy ABUSIVE enemteS;-lt
was tie worry OF life to try to crafty one do
nnnd In dozen for the other liilh.
The man with two wooden legs congrati!-
lated himself that he could never he troubled
with cold feet. 1t Is source Of profound
satisfaction to III that ofiica-seekeIs will keep
alo0f from defeated candidate who has not
influence enough at Washington or Albany
to get sweeper appointed under the SER
geant-at-arlns, or deputy subassistant tenn
polury clerk into the paSte-pot section OF
the folding-room. At last We shall be let
alone TO mind our own affairs and manage
our own newspaper. without being called
aside every hour to help lazy people whom
we don't know, and TO spend orr strength
in efforts that only benefit people who don't
deserve assistance. At last we shall keep
our Office clear Of blathcrskites and political
beggars, and 80 about our daily work with
the satisfaction Of knowing that not the most
credplous OF placehunters will suspect us OF
having any credit with the appointing pow
ers. That is one Of the results OF Tuesdays
election for which we own ourselves pro-
fouudly grateful.
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PosrAL ArFAIRs.-A new post-oltice +
established ut Stony Cross, Mecklenburs
county, Va, on the route from Forksyile to
Boynton, with James A. Gregory as post
master. Joseph Howard is appointed post
master at Chldress's Store, Montgomery
county, Va, rice John A. Myers, resigned.
A new post-ofiice is established at Mount
Olive, Mason county, w. Va, on the route
from Jackson Courthouse to Mud Bridge,
with George A. Devrees rs postmaster. The
post-ofiice ut Coggins Rock, Greenbrier
county, w. Va, is discontinued for want OF
postmaster.
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Hon. John Blair Hoss has been commits
stoned circuit judge by Governor Jacob to fill
a vacancy In the Martinsburg West Va Judi.
cial district caused by the resignation of
Judge Hall. Mr.. Hoge had already been
elected Judge for the next term.
After all the fuss made over Arizona In.
dian outrages the figures for one year show
that not more than one scalp week Is lifted
IN thas part ef the country, -