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IN MARCH.


~ MICS. D. NJ SokpAN-
The wandering wind. loosed from stiveEy
cloud, -
blows sweet and WARM across the Land to-
day;
Bringing breath Of fAr-off summer flowers
From fields where SIMMER never goes
astray-
Up from its sepulchre o< bare brown earth
- The crocus looks upon the clear blue skies.
Lifting its Easter cup in thankfulness
- For all the winters leasien sacrifice.
In sheltered hooks low in the wtthered
49, Close folded from the hckle sin<i @anSl
rain,
The tender buds of blue-edeed violets 2 g
Await to hisper of the May again.
The robin pours her song at morn and eve
In ripples of enhancing, jos Gus song
The day goes slowly thro' the gate at night.
And fingers with the sunset glory long.
And I would fain be glad, as was glad J
In days when all the world was bright
and new,
And Heaven seemed only just beyond my
gaze,
\ city built above the shining blue,
Before the fair green earth, so full of flowers
Had ever hidden loved ones from my
sight: s
Before / knew that every radiant bud
Held in its heart the shadow of blight.
Not in repining, not in thankIess tears
Do behold the harbingers of spring;
Bat something gone with adj The faded
years -. st -.
Chastens each note OF gladness that sing,
Sometimes too sweet,y sad TO name, as pain
Like minor chords in some exultant lay,
That fingers when the melody Is dead
Sweet voices gone from Paradise asfray
Cincinnati Commercial
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We expected TO be furnished til

We expected TO be furnished the
the proceedings Of the Granger
meeting Oh Saturday last, but it
did not come to hand. Rurnor has
it that arrangements were made
to hold 3 meeting shortly at Cen
treville, when they would proceed
TO nominate Granger Ticket for
Legislative and county offices.
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STATE or ISDIANA,l
Wayne County,.

Wayne County, aas
Before Enos Thomas, Justice Of the Peace
IN and for Wayne township, in said county.
Patrick Murphy VS.. William Miner.
notffIed that on the s0th day OF Nay, Ie73
at the Mayors once. at the city of coium-
bus, In the county Of Frenkhn, state -
and O'Clock p. Il. OF saia day, before some
of1fceT authorized to take deposat3Dn1, the
pIaiutf6 viii proceed to take the depoazttnnS
81 vines to be used in evidence IN Yhe
trial Of said cause on behalf 81 the plainfiA,
and If necessary, VIII continue said tAhtnG
from day TO day until said depog1f1ons aS&
com leted. A. b. YOUNG.
March "a, iss5, Attorney fog P1Atntt4
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We received. just 'as our paper
was going to press, nm interesting
letter from orr friend VIM Baxter,
and from our Milton correspondent
'Inlex. They viii not spoil to
defer them for our NEXT number.
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The Cincinnati Gazette, If the 2Gh,
speaks OF the two platforms of the
Democratic aud Republican parties,
adopted at their city conventions;
thus:
The Democrats made platform to
avoid the temperance question, and
the Republicans did the same. This
is all that need be said on that sub
ject at the present time, but after the
election it may be interesting to see
the effect. The Republicans, in adj
dition to the evasion. passed u resolu-
ton in favor of license law. This,
we have reason to believe, is the hon
est expression Of a large majority OF
the people of this city as.
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The following are the.los by the
FIRE and the amounes 81 assurance:
Sheef's block 500, O0Q ma insurance;
John c. Wright EoOO4 insurance
$5m; William ManoprS,0 900. no
assurances, the Talbot ca1l4e tl5, COO no
insurance; E. IL. Marli1dAle EN, 600,
insurance -. 600. Peter Reuter-. con-
tractor, $1,000. no insurance., Me-
Cune 4 Son. tea store, 81 600, fully in
sured, Register 4 Smith, plumbers,
81 600. insurance 5000 in the London
Assurance; Charles Dennis, drug
store, IS. 500, insurance 1900 A. HI.
Scott, grocer. $1,000. insurance 5000
In the Republic of Hartford, and
about twenty Others whose losses range
from $50 TO 81 .OO a.Ess 9 8 axe ~.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPomlru,
STATE OF fNprANA,l

~ Wayne County,
: Before E.Mos Thomas. a Justice OF the
leAce in and for Wayne township. LA
Wayne .county.
William A. Paufson W. J. A. Moore.
The defendant in the above entitled cause
Is hereby notified that the 4th day OF
May, 1874, AT the Mayors ofiice, as the city
of columbus, in the county OF Franklin.
State OF Ohio, between the hours of B o. clock
: \. NJ and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, beioTs,
rome officer authorized 10 take depositiona,
sitlons of witnesses TO he used in eytdesc,e
on the trial Of said cause, and Will, II ncccs-
}sary continue said taking fronn day TO day
until said depofufops ARE completed.
s1t A. r. YOUNG,
April l. 1874. Attorney fps k1Atnud.
S-Sw
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NeruSE 70 rAKK pEfealTlesa,
STATE or rxDraSA.l

wayne County. aH
before Ensa Thosnas, Juetice ~ the Rence
In and for wayne township, in naid ep0nt5 !.
Joseph Scarborough VS.. Walter Nclnfr9y-
Attachment.
in hereby notified that ca the 2Yth day 81
April, 1874, At the Mayors ONCE, at the city
STATE Of Ohio. between the hours Of O'Clock
A. 81. and O'Clock r. n Of said day, before
sosne officer antsPrt1eo % tAke dePone5pnes
sal5nns Of gftaeSins - be nsed In evidence
On the trfai Of said cause, in behalf Of the
r5ainff0. and WIN. II neeessary, continue
nd takinG Aron day 70 day, until aa3d oeDO.
80 A. n YOUNG.
March 81, lasA. AftoBneyp FatntfG,
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NOTICE lN ATTAcHMExr.
STATE OF ExDKANA.l

STATE OF kxDKANA.l
Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice ofthc Pace,
I'm aud for Wayne township, In maad county.
William May and Robert H0verter w. A .
RtAvey- AttachnseOt and 6arnishment.
- The above named defendant II hereby no.
QhsSi hat on the 2lst day of February, 1874,
issued y writ 81 attschment, and alsO . writ
of gaInishmept ~ the above entitled cause,
aIst thai the hearing OF said cause b est for
Worlock A. NJ. On tlse 95th day OF May, 1874.
.@sft go ENQnS THOMA H, j. r.
L A: B. Young Attorney. for Pieintia. -
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X Office TO TAKE DErosirloxs,
STATE OF INDIANA1

5aas Wayne County.
i before En6s Thomas, Justice of tilc Peace,
Z tn and for Wayne tewn:hip. in .sid county
William May and Robert Howster vs.
George Daugherty. Attachment and Gar
nts-iInent-
The defen&lat in the above entitled cnuse
- hereby notified that on the 9th day OF
a psil, f571, at the Clerks office, at the city
Steubepyiile, in the county S1 Jefferson,
, state OF Ohio, betweeAA the hours OF o'clock
A. NJ. aYfd O'Clock p II. of said day, before
ksane officer authorized to take depositions,
tue plaintiff Will proceed to take the depo-
sitions Of witnesses TO be used I'm evidence
On the trial vi said cause In behalf Of tho
piaiptiR, n vi Will. IL necessary, continue
sitions are completed.
81 A. b. YOTSG,
March q, 1874 Attorney for Plaintiff.
3-2w
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STATE OF INpIANA.l

STATE of INpfANA.1
WAYNE County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice Of the Peace
In ana for Wayne Township, In Wayne
County. st
William A.. Paulson, va. ,. A. Moore, At
taeh nfent and GarniShmcMt.
The aiove named defendants n hereby mo-
tined. that ON the 3Sh day OF December,
ISIS. 1 issued n writ - NttasAsuent, aud
also n writ Of gnTDtSllnse M In tlse abxAve &C.,
titlesi carssf, and thas the hearing Of sAiA
cause is set Tor II O'Clock =. M, ON the nth
,tas of Nav, ls.A- $3.50
III ENoe THOMAS, J. r.
A. b. Young. Att y for PlsintfH. l-sw
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NOTICE IN ATrACHMExT.

.. xfss ss-Esgss - -
% SEAT of INDIA se''l ~.
Wayne Counfy, f
Befose Enns Thomas. Justice of the Pracr,
In and for Wayne township, IN - I'd county.
William May VS.. Charles tlufpsby. Al
tach nent and gssrn irhment. SF~ts
The akaassAlnnAmnA doGnn6An1nA 1nlD ~
lined that on The 2lst day OF February. 1874.
X Issued o lxTts 81 attAchIneDt aud gokntsh-
nfeIlt, ~ The above ENTITLED "a use and that
A. II. on the 9th day Of May, ls,4.
kNOS THOMAS, j. r.
A: b. Young, Attorney tor Pianntn, 81
3 3sw .s -, i. ..
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The proposition to exclude racing
at the next Howard County fair is ex-
citing considerable discussion in the
vicinity.
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STATE or tNDIANA,f

80 ~.
- Wayne County,,
3 Before Enos Thomas. Justice Of the Pencw
IN and t,sr Wayne tow nslail', In said county.
1 sWiilt.ns May and RObeFt Howerter ga
George DaugheYty. Attnrfment and gar
nkshme rent. SO ~ assF ssst q 4 t4S
tifk-d thsst on the ID day u March, 1874, In
salkd 6, yrit ~ stteellment. and also = writ
q ghrnfshlneht IN the above entitled cause.
/, aud that the aheNring oS said cause Il
set for IL o'clock A. NJ on the 1bth day OF
May, 1874 80 ENNS THOMAS, J. r.
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w,,.. .s,.,.,. ) Is

Wsyre -coansss saAsws~ss5s z<s=s
Refose knos ThonaA, Justice OF the Peace.
IN and for Wayne township, in aid county.
Charles Phinney W. Hiram l1otnh.
The defendant In the above entitled causp
Is hereby notified that ON the ssh day Of
May, 1874, AT the Clerk n once Of the clty.
OF Lima, IN the county OF Allen. and state
ot Ohio. hsfween the hours 81 o'clock A.
NJ anu O'Clock +. NJ. Of said day, before
some offtSsr authorized TO take depcsitiona,
tpe PiafnttM viii proeeed 10 take the depo-
s.iioas 81 wNnes.ess. To BE- used in evidence
kary continue aid tnktng q ons dlay 10 siny
until ssiu dispositions are eosn1saesed.
Dated this s~s aAy 81 April MA.
"A. n YOUNG.
s-"w Attorney FOR Plaintin.
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). HIBRERD & DOUGAN.
NeTIcE IN ArrAcHxExr.
STATE OF INprANAa :.
Wayne County

Wayne County, a H8sa
Before Eaos Thomas, Justice Of the Peace
in and for Wayne township, in said county.
Patrick Murphy We. William Miner. .s-
The above named dafendapt IL hereby
notified that on the I'd day of March, iSU4,
issued q writ Of attach Tnent, srd a1so wit
of garnisbment, in the above ensifl led eax11e,
and TINT the hearing Cf said caslse Is set Tor
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day of May. l6s4
95. ENO6 Tf1O4lA8, i. P
A. B. Ioungs Attorney for Plaintiff. :,
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ing election. Mr.. Clay eyed his old
. friend a moment. and remarked: Il
see you carry very fine looking rife?'
'.Ycs," replied his hunter friend,
/ there never was bekter one. 2
Well. returned Me @, did VOC
ever come across fine buck, in good
range. pulled trigger, and your
rife missed fire., Yes" replied
the hunter WELL" continued Mr..
Clay, did you take that rife, and
smash it to pieces on the first stump
you came across, or did you pick the
flint and try it again. why" said
the hunter, seizing Mr.. Clay by the
hand and giving it a hearty shake, II
picked the flint and tried it again, and,
by thunder, Harry, I'll try you again"
just so il will he with the Republi-
can friends of Judge Wilson. They
have founed him to be true repre-
sentative Of tie people, and they'll
pick the flint and try it again. as
sured they will find no more honest,
capable, faithful and efficient worker
for their real interests, in Congress,
within the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict than Jerre. NJ. Wilson.
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,rA1ss orl,ketAsaaIIq III

Wayne County.
Before Enos ThosAas, Justice u the pAeacs
Charles fhfnney. w. Hiram RouGn Al
tAchnaenf and Gsarniahment.
The above named defceNiantlg hereby no
tined that on the 18th dAy OF February, ls.A.
l issued writ Of attachment, and also =
writ of xarniShment, in the above entitled
se, for 10 o'clock, q. M, on the 96lh day %
Nay, lSss.
ENoS THOMAS, J. r.
a. n. Young. ATTY for Flalhtin. s-Sw
NOTICE To TAKE nERnnsranwn
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Genl X. G. Schenck, our Minister
to England, returned to his old home
in Dayton Ohio, on the afternoon Of
the 18th. He was greeted BY large
number of his fellow citizens, during
the afternoon. He is enjoying most
excellent health.
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First Four Year, Of Grants Adniinis-
tFatfOn.

The outstanding principal Of the
public debt on the LIST day of July,
1870, was S2,4SQ.672.427.SI- On
the LIST day of July, 1873, 2,234,
1872, 993.20. From the latter sum
there should be deducted S31,730,
600 of certificates of deposit issued
under the act of June 8, 1872. there
being a like sum for their payment
on special deposit in the Treasury.
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Renal ming n the Postoffice at Rich mOnd
= INDIANA March a, 1874.
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ms polIcy urged Dy the tneH Secre-
tsry of the, Treasury, known as the
McCulloch policy, was embodied in
the, act of April L. 1866, directing
that not. more than Sl0.010OO in
greenbacks should be retired within
the six months following he act, and
that thereafter not more than 81 .oOo. :
600 IN any one meath should be retir-
ed. Gold at the date of this act stood
at rs; the next month of May 1T had
advanced to an average for the month,
of III. and continued to advance
Feb 4. 1863 an act WAS passed sus-
pending further. contraction. when it
was found, that 81, O0e. 600 had been
retired, leaving the volume of green
backs in circulation $3.50 ,OO0, 600, in
stead of Sion, 900 600. the volume out
standing A prii IL, 1866; and gold had
contraction from rs to 142 rs T s
1t IS a pertinent inquiry Ii con-
tracing A, 0o. 400 dollars advances
the premium on gold fourteen per
cent, what viii gold be worth when
VIC shall have retired the whole vol
unle of green backs2 ae azss esa.
Referring to the predictions that
moderate expansion will run III the
premium gu Eutu- ue aeafh aIfSais 10
the faets of history to show that the
price of gold Is not wholly determined
BY the volume of currency. He says.
This vain terror Was substantially
repeated by the honorable Senator
recently with zeal and fervor. We
had, in 1858, 300, 00O.O0O dollar. of
greenbacks and 16O,O00.n0O Of State
bank issues, making 40, 00O. go dol
lars and the proposition was to add
300, O00, 900 of national bank issue. to
make a total Of go, O0O, 900 dollars of
circulation, and evils of such terrific
character were to befall the nation,
! Did they follow Gold was than l54.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKErs

LONDON Dee 10 1880 m-Ehe Railway shares 2ii DO Pre-
ferred 3S; New York Central 49, -
LIVERPOOL Dec m-The Coto, market Is gu e ana
unchanged; Mdding Uplands 1891 3i Mddng Orleans ieg
50 sales. $4,000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation aud
export. Corn 1915 per quarter . . -,
l0p m-The specie In the Bank Of France bas
sresird 727 O00 during the week Rentes 62t 65e
LIygRPooL C-530 m-Saes Of Cotton the basis OF
Mddng Upsnd nothing below Good Ordinary shipped Janusy and
Pebusry 7ia do deliverable December and Janny a.
5d: nothing below Low hi ding shipped November and
D.c.mber TALL do do shipped January and February at ~
Refined Petroleum. 9G9l2 per gallon , , ,
LyeHpoo Dec 1O-2 mssles OF Cotton the basis OF
MIdn- Upsnds nothing below Low Mdsk shipped Noyemb.r
at 7i6li do DO; shipped January and PsbruaaI 9loi
MdnS Oan. nothing be Coed 0rtnary shipped De
cember and January 96d Bacon o2 cw FOR on Gle ar
Md and 55 p for short Clear Mdie Tslow 42i9 est
LoSDoS 1913 mPsr dispatches quote hentes al oZL
772c , . ooo
LIVERPOOL Dec 1913 m-0f the Cotton sales to-day. 6oOO
bas were Sales the basis OF Mddng Oesus nothng
Midiing shipped January and February s7 TIE
market Is quiet -
Lospos Dee lO330 mThe bullion In the Bank Of England
1865 900 during the past week The proportion Of the
b,nk reserve 10 Liability which 3i7s per cent now
443s per cent Iousob for the account 92 Is.
LosDoS To- 1880 m.-Falow ALB cw Refined Pesro'
lelm. 94a9iaL . .o.,o
Dec 10Bveaiug Oil opened at "a aud closed
at 24t6924l9P Pcwt
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

bales exports cossw,se 29e bsiss s 900 bales, sses s77s
aSscry,Ayr Dee I0-Cessoa M1dns8 l3asf
receipts bses shippen 1874 balesi soch loWS
bales ..-, .,,.r-
MIdins I4a. Good Ordinary 1890 net reeepss 7oi os'os
ero, 2o66 b,les "a es 3l< bates. stock lO000 b.ics
oept 4959 basj 20 the Ccnnse't osi o"s'''
wise 772 bales, sales .2j7 bales: stocx lOZIOi naee
Nav ORLsAss. Dee l0-Cotton am Mdins ~ " Low mia
ding l3ssc Good Ordinary 13s; net receps 800 oaes p"
1881 bales, sales l2GG bates; stock 5.jI5 hast
MoBiLs Dec 10 Cotton guet kdIsg IL s 10. oa inys
1890 Good Oriia.y l3ks net recspts ZSo! enss; ~
bales. 80
GALvr,ros Dec l0Cosoa s.eay at advance, SddHoe 4se,
Mddng 1879; Good Ordinary, 13isa, reoeps fyS
652 bes eIpsrts TO Great Bha 002 bsies
eoa-i,e. 3l3 hsesi saIes 2922 bae' ~ 900 aeA
Mding 1899; Good Ordinary l22c net reosp. zoT ssIesi
sales, 2l4l bslea .,.. 80. -
sr Lou, Dee Cotton lower MddNas. l3st@ Low MID
ding Ordisa 1885,; net 7lt bales grsS
035 shipments 2l9 baes ssies 4ol bses soe 24o1
bales . ,,,v 80, - -
celpts O4g baeB; ergofs Gest Bn1n lOo bhes ces
wise 225 bales; saes 800 bales ~ bss aoek 2zSs
balea - ..,, ,sLataa. -.
ceip 2O03 bas.; EXPORTS coast~se 3200 bhe'j se SoV
MKaPS Dee lO-Cooo quiet and unchanged; Mhi.G 1890
1889 receipts 23j bses Shipments I.o6o baes ies
/, 700 bates; stock. 81. los baieA 80 -.
10co,ton di adding 1857; net rscepis
470 bales. exports to Great Britain S24 eAe' Sales zoo o
4,O0l b.les - 49,
PaIADKLpHIA Dec lO-Coton que Mddss. 1asai net rs
ceipt 800 l,5S0 bales
LOUISVILLE Dec l0-tosS"n duii Mddss he'd 81 i4e
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
The bids for stocks at the close OF tho Exchabge

The Directors of the Bank Of England az their
regular weekly meeting to-day. made no ohange III
the minimum rate of discount and 1T rules at per
cent. the advance of fortnight ago. This has ap-
parently been sufficient to stem the specie tde run
ming against the Bank and turn the flood In the
opnosite direction, the Bank gaining during the
week 900 bullion. The proportion OF reserve TO
liabilities this week is H5 last week it was S'3.
Securities were frmer for British consos and easier
for United States bonds Erie being weak, ana fre-
ferred quoted at 49, The general market closed
Quiet. The foreign exchange market was steady
and the nominal rates are given below. The selling
rates for 60 days bills were 4S4lG4S5 and for de-
mand drafts, 4.S9.049O. Gold opened at 11Os and
then advanced to 1l1h the range OF the
day after the first price being llos0iils
with 1n0111i as the figures at when
the bulk of business was DONE In the closing deal
ings the price rose to 111s, paid aud bid. On gold
loans the renewals were made fiat but later l, and
per cent were paid by borrowers for use. Inc
Treasury sale of gold ellcted ten bids to the aggre
gate of Sl.s15.OOO, at rates ranging from 11Ot to
1902 The award was made at 11Os4 to HOVE Inc
IL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
sAIRS FROM 24 CLOCK p. VI. To CLOSE OF BCSI-
g O'CLOCK NJ.
THURSDAY. Dec. 10-P. NJ.

To-day has furnished an example of the ease with
which the stock market, when held entirely in the
hands Of cliques, can be manipulated into strength
OF weakness At the opening this morning the feel
ing was apparently one of nervous weakness, as
prices for the first few moments indicated; but the
clique orders to buy soon checked the decline and
turned che tide in favor of higher prices aud it ran
mainly in that direction for the remainder of the
day. Pacific Mail occupied the chief prominence in
tho list. and noticeable for an advance
of per cent from 80, the lowest point
of the day. to 40 before midday, as
the short interest rushed to cover. Later in the
day tho stock was In good borrowing demand, and
lent at per cent This stock, of which 400 shares
were Sold closed at 40f. the highest price of the
day. Erie was next in prominence, both as to
volume of business and fluctuations in price, selling
down to 2 and up t0 ga closing at the latter price
1900 shares of this stock changed hands to-day and
II would perhaps be difficult to find a more valid
reason for its advance than the manipulation OF the
clques Some of the gossps insist that the placing
of the Atlantic and Great Western Road in the
hands Of receiver is O sufficient relief to Erie to
account for the rise in this pet fancy" North
West Common, which has been a leading
stock Of late. moved up from 46! to 46I. Western
Union Telegraph did not profit much by yesterdays
showing and dividend. but renamed firm, opening
ut S2 selling down to s2l, up to S3t, and closing at
62s on sales Of 5000 shares. Lake Shore remained
dull and steady at SoaSo until near the close of the
day, when an order to buy 5000 shares, supposed to
be short stock emanating from party who is
actively engaged in the manipulation of Of the
Western shares suddenly raised it to S0,, and gave
new life to the whole market which generally closed
at the best prices of the day. Lake Shore. however,
was heavy at SOf at the close. The rumor that the
earnings of this road for the first week in December
sbov a decrease of 1000 was not generally be-