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, 1875-08-14

Sic Go~nlerpatineng weroen Sreitas
Den 8. @%eptember cine 8orlpabl balten.
, 1875-08-04

thing of tho improbable, but rnny DO tr,.o
If no, 1t throws n sllastly suspicion on young
NATHAN. Tho cnrc shown to excnlpate
lsim mnY be explained by tho fnct
tllat OAnpozo, tho tool anil crony of TWEED,
could Of co,'rso control Tho police, and 70
aavo his nephew from this deep disgrace.
cosK1iN'a story is oontradictcd in some par.
ticnlars by FREnEntck NATHAN, the younger
brother Of WAsi11NaToN, bnt he reafIlrms 1t
and courts and domnnds investigation.
The next step in tho cnso is to find tho
man Al1oHEL RYAN, who was turned looao
ny tho New York Judge. Who knows wloro
llo in, or whnt has bccomo of him2
No would not raahly accuse son Of Tho
murder Of Lis father for tho purpose of got
ting possession Of the capital tho profits of
whicl. ho alreatly enjoyed. But, If ConK1lN's
testimony should ho corroboratcd, not only
will the mystery Of tho murder bo brought to
light, but there will be n revelation Of the
scan,lalous way in which political police
forces like those Of Now York may 10 man.
aged and nlismanagca.
, 1875-08-04

The official proceedings Of tho Inst meeting
OF tho Common Council throw somo light
upon the recent hitch In the confirmation OF
Mr. GKoaoE L. DUNLAP as City Marshal. 1t
will bo remembered that, when Mr.. DuHLAp's
nalue was first proposed, sufficient number
Of the Aldermen absented themselves from
the regular meeting OF the Council to prevent
any notion being takon. Nov Nj. DUNLAP
hos been confirmed, but In what manner
In tho first place, tho first section Of tho crli-
nance establishing tho Police Department
was amended to read aa follows:
SEcTIoN !. There II boreby created The Offices Of
City Marnla General Buper!ntsndant Of Police, snd
Deputy Superintendent ot Poles. and ths lerm Of
each OF Aaid ofice4 shall 10 two yeaEs commencing
July, 1875. Ths said City Aarrhal, General 8uyez!u-
tendent. aud Deputy Superintendent Of Police shall 10
appointed by the Mayor, with tho approval OF tho City
Coancil. The salary Of tbs City Narshal khall bs
Sod pes yaas, that Of General Superintendent $500
par ysss, and thAt Of Deputy .Bupes4eutent $3 COO
lAs year. Tho City Masah&l shall b the haAl of tho
iouco Department. aud shall gtre bond With soeu11-
q approved by tbs Mayor in the sum Of $23010,
coaoataonsd for The faithful performance Of ths duties
ot Lis o1aea, and That h. sha we'll and truly aocount
ioF And pay over al uousys and surrender sny ana al
Fops3ty books and papess which may come Into biz
landA ~ suel City Marsha Tho s1plrttoa Or soonar
tsfa1oAtlon o. h!A tsrn ot oica. lie shall u such
lead Of tbs polios Department b. subteot To
III gsns1a. ordinances Of s city, assums md sxeross
ths ooutfql Of ths poA foscs Of hs city, aud shau
possess full power and authority aubjsss 10 i. esnaE.
ordinances Of ths City Council oysr ths polo4 ofasn
tss.ion. govstnmsnA Appointments, and aiseapArs
within ths aaA oily and shall have ths custody aud
satissA sahjssa h ths 4issa4taa II ~ Glts Oan-
, 1875-08-04

REPORTS Of damage by floods continue to
bo received from ynrious sections Of the
West md South. Tho vicinity of Chicago
Inns not bocn wholly spared in tho general
havoc. III tho Towns Of Ialos and Worth
the lar,ls in NIL ahout 3o,0ts ncrcs, lying
along tho feeder connecting the Calumet
marshes and tic Illinois & Michigan Canal
are hatlly overtlown, and tho loss to farmers
IN estimated at 100000. III 1ndinna tho
destruction in almost incalc,slnblc. Tho Wa-
bash River, Ii inches higher than ever boforo
known, Inns swept away everything along it's
hanks, including crops, farm buildings,
md implements, mills, manufactures,
etc. Tho Wabash & Eris Canal
ia almost ruined by the high water, having
broken ita banks in n hundred places At
Memphis tho Mississippi was still rising
slowly, having a1reatly reached II stage which
threatens m appalling destruction among tho
lcvees and plantations Happily tho rains
lavo ceased, md there nre grounds for hope
that Tic mighty river will diminish itself in
time to avert tho imminent widespread dis
astcr. singuIarly enough, in tho n,idst Of all
this terrible record Of water-wasto comcs the
report from Madison, Wis, OF suffering in
consequence of protractcd drought.
, 1875-08-04

A little more than 1--WE years ago, BENJA-
MN NATHAN, q very wealthy aud influential
Now York banker, was murdered in his own
room in bis own house on Tweuty-third
street., opposite tho Fifth Avenue Hotol. 1t
was most daring crime. Among tho por-
sons suspected Of it was tho elder son Of tho
victim; WASHINGTON NATHAN, "fast man
about town, who spent his fathers money
very freely. Ho WIS examined on the sus-
pic;on, but his mistress, in order to savo her
paramour, swore TINT he was with her about
tho timo tho murder must hive been commit
tod. A number Of different clues wore fol.
loved up, but without SUCCESS. The matter
was finally dropped Tho NATHAN mansion
stood tonant1css for Bome yoars. No ono
would live in it, although it was offered rent
FREQ in the hopo Of getting tenant. It Inns
aimee been changed into stores and shops.
The murder has just been brought into
prominence again by the testimony Of
ex.policeman SIDNEY II. CoNK1lN before the
Legislative Committee which is Investigating
the misdeeds Of the Now York city police.
CosK11A's story, in brief, Is as follows: A
month inter the muzdcr-Aug. 20, 1870
he arrested certain M1onE1 RYAN for q
burglary. RYAa showed great excitement,
and soon spoke Of tho NATHAN murder, to
which CoAxL1N had malo no reference. In
the valise which ha was carrying was a linen
duster, with the marks Of bloody hand up
on it. When this was shown him, he said:
"That damned linen coat will hung mo-" He
afterwards declared TINT 1t was ~ shame
that poor man should suffer for
rich mans crime" Cosg1lN ut
onco suspected him Of oompucisy
IL the NATHAN murder. Tic went to SEQ
WARRINGTON NATHAN about it, and the latsor
promised him largo money II he would keep
still Further Investigation showed TINT
M1ourL RYAN had brother john, q Bervant
Of young NATHAN, to whom the dustcr waa
supposed to belong. M1cuK1 Is given very
bad character by Lis former employers. He
was in Now York the night Of tho murder;
lo was not at his homo that night; 10 tried
to kill himself atter being arrested, which
he would hardly have done had he thought
ha was accused only Of burglary; le passed
by tho NATHAN house the day beforo tho mu1-
der, and asked who lived there, he refused
to SEQ WASHINGTON when the latter was at
the station where he was confined; and
he was identified by two people who
saw him sitting near WAsuNo7oa On The
cars between Morristown and New York, Just
before the deed was done. Coxa11N's efforts
to follow up the matter were frustrated by
his super4osa. Capt. Kxrso rehuked him,
and 6upt JouBpAn said to him: 'H you
don't drop this NATHAN business, you won't
A. t...AG I'll.
, 1875-08-04

A correspondent at Tisnssille, Pa, pre-
scnts condensed statement Of the peculiar
condition Of tho oil market. Tho bulls have
suocumbod to tho bcars, and general tumble
Of values has taken place. The usual
mode of correcting such a state Of
things is to stop production for
/. two OF three months, but tllis romcdy il not
, easily applied ut present, as tho result would
be to throw out Of employment largo nuin-
beE Of men who aro dangerous IN idleucsa,
and who arc already discussing fearful plan
for rulieving tho glutted narket,-thnt OF a
general destruction by fro Of tho millions Of
gnllonB Of oil now in tanks,
, 1875-08-04

The news comes from tho CORY precincts Of
Mountain Meadows TINT m Inllian Chief
mined BEAvrn1TH has opened hia heart to n TO-
porter Of tho Associated rress, md admitted
that LIE hired tho 1ntlAns, tho said Chief ill.,
cluded, to MD in bntchering tho enligran.s,
The Chiof considers it Inlataced piece of
cowartlice for LEE to try to throw the blamo
on subordinate cut-throata. Territorial JUS
lice must bo Pickwickian process, for the
freedom Of this indignant red party il yst
untrntpmp1e]
, 1875-08-04

It ia as yes uncertain whether or not Chica-
60 Ia to onjoy tho benefit Of AIr. DuNLAr's
services u City Marshal. llo was not learl
from yesterday on tho subject, lut will prob
ably give his decision today. Alr. DukLAp'a
deibernion in the matter ia not difficult to
account for when 1t in bor.,o in mind
that xnco the position WIZ rendered lin
its character Inns been wholly changed by the
a1nended ordinance passed l1y tho Common
Council. This might reasonably utter de-
Termination tn accept the Marshllhhip, though
wa earnestly hope that s1,cl, will not be tito
edect upon Mr. DUNLAP. Eyon with powers
thus cuEtailesl, thu Office needs tho Mau aal
ths city neo1s them both.
, 1875-08-04

3A4x8 oT kCntcTsr11or tFATAfts IN ADVANCED
roptaee l'repnld at fhia Of1lco.
bssz, i1e.r.-...sf3.g9E @Wcetiy. @ yrsr....8 .g3,
tnndsY Ediiion. Tan ooples,......-. 14.UD
Sanb1s sheet,,,,. 3.O01
T1rta Of year n ths sams rsta-
warr1p-One Aet1vs agent In each town aud village.
epccisl arrangements made with such.
Specimen copies sent free.
TO prevent dstay and mistakes, le snro and give
Tps0fca adrose In full, Including SLATE and County.
1emittanecN may b made eithrr hy draft express.
rosOfcs orler, or IN rtCatese f.terf nt CIR risk.
TEXAS TO cI1t arRtCntnEns.
Daily, delivrred Sunday nrrcrtr. 23 ceuts ror week.
Daily, delivered, Sunday tncndcl 10 RENTS 1cr week.
Addrpsa THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison md Tcn.born.esa.. Chicago, III,
, 1875-08-04

nbn D.,t xo.aut - a.. T..-.:: ~.
me aro,,;teo.a .nno;n.oa ~, ~" ~. s,.ln.
;t;es - invost;oata ,,,a wi, -. ~. C"s.ass -
1rorsa fr11v onnern,a 49, ont1,n. ~ 49, -, ~ ~
o,na;ons ,,,,;nh ,..a ,s;S.,s ~. ~. .. m".. .os
eor,o 5ou. ona Tho;s 1900 :. 1,Lat :...s,,:
aont ana "aa,;.,ana T,sa., 49,. ' -. 49, ~
<.,,.- ''19&1
pt~., -r,,, ,s... =. -, .r,,n.. ., x..xn...o.,u H.
stability In tue present structure.
seeond-That tho foundations ore sufficient, with tho
preesotons .agaeate In this report to carry the load
t Ts',dMTh.. y u. ,1 puen. su Viz. .tor, ..,.,.
e Will 10 a, durable Al any e.ndutoua .ha en- Il. m
tained.
Tho Commission , - Of th' opinion that work on The
Us., .nS Iou W. ~ s"1n so
MI, r.,oxt s.r,,. - .a~.a, ,:.., IT,
nua.:.,a-. 49,, uas-s.s ~ "pt r. ~ soey :" W,
;,,1.,aa 49, 49, sa-ss- -. a., ~ sAe .1s"y' .. nno
-. ..>,o. ~. 49, .uo 4as'os
tba ~ Cna,omHou.o rha nhaeaatnr @ =. wa ~ ~ w.
s"as.,s,as.s an..sas,.. 49,. ,sa'1 e o 1s" - -u'
o. .sa,, ~. ~ .es.,,.a -. 80 .o oan' aa,.
noa.,,s ~ 49, ~ ~ ta..,, :; .,a, ~ e ''s.s ~
n e.. -,.,,,. ~ ~ ~ a,.am @ aH;. aot eno.a 'naaee
s:., s~ w. 'A4 Wy ~ o'.s tna p14n,
o'pal 'u41soua WY 'A' oo1'11''S'faaoh s''ou1o
~, u.A.o oe ~, ,..-..-.,
- ~ WI, ,a's' t41e.s' m .uAt .le ha'ne h"iapes o1
.nsn eona nos w loauu anywhere In tao
s, "o'la ~ eo.llo'ens " s''o ~ opinion On tno
q"aa..of nA"! - 80 "o1a ~ moaats' sAHosnk1'
, 1875-08-04

At Into hour Inst night information WINS
received of tho death, at his residence in this
city, Of tho Hon. JESSE 0. NoRTos, promi-
nent member Of tho nnr in Chicngo. a
fitting notice OF tho occurrence, together
with sketch OF tho life Of tho deceased, is
necessarily deferred
, 1875-08-04

waro yesterday borne to tho grave at Grccn-
vile, Tonn., accompanied by vast concourso
OF people. Tho obseqnies were conducted
by the Masonic fraternity, OF which tho ex-
President waa u melnber, mud wcro Of m i'm
rkosin0 eh1rDctnr
, 1875-08-04

tenco u ahRotute condemnation, In tho oaso NJ
neariy Gun ychscls. Tie aasing OF human ]ifa
accomplished by ts,oBo monnA if a1u,oat wholl,
duo to TIM oEorta Of 1fr. rL1Mao11. Thu villa
men OF Americn mol nnty know Hllo Mt. rt1u.
sOLL Ia, but a!eo respect md honor lin.
, 1875-08-04

Tho trouble is ono Of over-production, and
how to Bavo themselves from ruin and disaster
in serious problem just now with the Penn-
sylvanin petroleum operators.
, 1875-08-04

A ST. Paul pnwnbroker Ind ciGhty-fonr
watches stolen lust Sunday night. 10 tho
thinking Chicago thief this theft must appenr
proceeding utterly bnse md unprofossioual.
, 1875-08-04

Romo gentlemen OF Chicago ought to bo
thankful for tho information that Col. EDwAnp
F, Bishop has found lis eword, aud will soon
have it III hia popBession. Tho only sword he
ever gavo fig for, to which tho present refer-
ence Is mado, was given to him Sept. .. 1862. by
certain clttxona Of Chicago. Ha WAS at that
tina Adjutant Of tho Elghty-aovonth Regiment
Illinois Volunteers. ue lost II at tito Aye.days'
battle OF Btono lhver, or Murfroeaboro, bong
suddenly called tuto action when h;s precious
weapon WAS not within roach. Iu that action
he was shot Ia tho head aud loft for doad Oh tho
iield. Ho was takou by tho onemy, aud tic
sword aa he supposed, disappeared forever.
But le has been stoly informed. by = stray
newspaper paragraph. that tho editor Of tho
Macon [Ga-) Telegraph has 1t IN hs possession.
and will gladly surrender 1t to the ownor. 10
tho ci1c!o Of chance md good fortune Ia COM
p!ete. Now let tho patriotic Chicago gentlomon
consider themselves especially protected by
proyldeuco.
, 1875-08-04

HEgrEn1A LODGE No. al, A. +. h 4. M.-Negu-
isr communication this tWcnrfiay) evening, Ans !,
THIRD DEGREE. Visiting brethren cordially Invited.
CltAs. II. BHENAN, ". II.
CuAA. +, FORESTER, ScCy.
, 1875-08-04

TIE EyEE11a- TOILET NECEITEs ITS FER
f+ttlnt toueh from 1sris ii!ootu nj Yonh. Tho ts'
tho veey Of sanple.onnl Io,cucts. "na h e"
obvious. Hail bJ all ldsuKxlsts.
, 1875-08-04
PERSONAL.


At sho slosman aouae.
Gen. ". II. Stone, ox-Govcrnor Of Iowa, isa
guest at tho n Mcsropolttan.
a. u. block and II. Z. RusHol1, Of Mcfbourns,
Australia. arc STOPPING at tho fremont I1ouao.
+. r. Dunkclmaup and Paul Uelirs. ~
Rheims, Franco arc quests At tho lslne,
11ouBe.
Uarnum ia ooino IL ,octr-o ,o,t .,,.oa
"1ho World Wo Live H." How about tue l,.,.
loon NO leave tho world in7
Susan D, Anthony ia bca1optnv tn dcan,,, =,
her Drother's recovery. When al,a t,esnoI,z
there can DO but little loro,
gcnnto, 1oneu ,,,s o,na io,o a.. ..n.,
buqIncau. and ia nhort IN as,stI,s,, a' ,iaa "a
tween sau Francisco and Los Angeles.
Tho nu,chritu1noua wbo NJ corrso ID uo,,h.
In cnrarcd IN NAV At 1,ooth,s rn.at,n Aeoy' ~ o
ton,her In n now nlao, n,io,, ,,v 1,,uraso.,, ''p'
~. ,,....., ~ =, @'~"9'e''
r.1. '1aaa 'ua ~ ~ - o',.van arc SUPPORT
ins ~ .sa.'u ta.aa .an, III 1no va our'oaa.Ssop'
- .' ""Aen "''"''0 $1' no7s'n Anestfe' OF
''"4oo'
our 1 M;,s..... NV W sas 11J Nope,' ecnoucR Do
tha ta,, -, ~. np n,'a, ~ "'a'a " Ut nome IL
,, wv nAue " 'no iaaiuooS' u 90 hls plle On
p5'"u'u''
Col. Bakers "irreguarity in = rattroad.car.
1laso III % M H. Ensi."a IL sa1d by tho English paren
National Scandal.
Tho naltmore 1n,rtte nnv tntoa n, tim T,t..
n,,.... ..,.,,. n1. ~ go s
"edhs cohuaarum: 1iaVe We sWo bTaina3"
ro,, have .+oo yaw"
'oa n*'''-'oo .e"'
Newmarket Eng, accustomed Ia ali sorta ~
orciea IN acnnt,a1i7ed haosr.o H.. n.,.o. :.
.'..,..,N ,.""7o I1'" 11'nee o1
, 1875-08-04

avs oz~k 1f Ix1x
f"' 'A'o1s =. ..oo.. .----- .------
THE PROPOSED ABSTRACT JoD,
Tho County Commissioners have proceeded
20 fnr in the abstract job as 10 report fayor-
ably npon Mr. Orro PELrzER's proposition in
preference to tho Others Tho only reason why
PELrzEn should receive the job rather than
Su1pMAN, or HAppocK, or any Of the others,
ia because PEtrzEn ia content with from
$4,000 to $4,000 less money than any Of lilo
others; but as the proposition, at the best,
is to spend Romo $4,000 or $4,000 of the
peoples money to tho peop1o's ,lan,ago, it
should not bo entertained in my shape. The
nero fact that pELrzrn will DO satisfied with
some thousands less thnn his competitors il
crc1itable to him 80 far rs it goos; but it is
tho duty Of the County Commissioners to re-
member TINT they nre proposing to pay $45,-
and which will be OF no sort Of public value.
What A1r. PEhTzgaand his competitors pro-
pose to furnish the county Mt tho cost of
:45,000 to $'50,00o is an intlo1 Of the records
since the fire. mud Of such scraps md odds
md ends Of titles ante-dating tho fire rs havo
fund their why into tho Recorders Office by
the record Of deeds md d transcript Of ab-
stracts Of titles. All this stuG is notably in
complete, irregular, and jAgged; it ia also
irresponsible and Enthusiastically. It has no
official value wlatorer. The only evidence
of titles prior to tho fire Of 1871 is to bc
found in the nbstract booIs Of tho three firms
Of SuonrA11 l. HoAnp, JONES, sp11Ans
l. Co., and the CHASE Brothers. They
had kept t!,rco separate and distinct sets Of
books, and, when the fire came and destroyed
all the records Of the county, these firms
wcro ablc, by Joining their possessions aud
by careful comparisons, to produce ABSTRACTS
Of titles that have commanded universal rc-
spect md everywhere passed. cur1ont. When
a propcrty~owner wishes to sell or borrow
money he can do SO with satisfactory at-
stract furnished by HANDY, S1s1Moxs & Co.,
who now control these threo sots Of books;
but, If ho should produce nothing but tho
transcripts Of papers filed in the Recordor's
Office, for which nobody ia responsible, and
sven these in m irregular and incomplete
condition, wo doubt whether he would mako
much hcadway in his proposed sale or loan,
Where, thon, is the advantage Of the pro-
posed expenditure of $45,000 except for tho
boneft Of Alr. OT1o PkIrzzn md his part
nera, or whoever secures the job2
There is still moro important considera-
ton which should prompt The County Com
,nsaionors TO throttle the Job before it eoes
any further. Tho indces which A1r. pE1rzxa
wants to furnish would bo open to the pryipg
eyes Of spconlators. They would furnish
without money and without price a full on.
portunity to the land-aharps md titlo-shasly
to rako through titles for Matchmaking pur-
poses. The smallest flaw or defect will
serve in the hands Of these sharks as sufti-
c;eut cloud on which 10 bring suit, or fleeco
tue actual ownor to avoid litigation. At pros
ent the adventurcrs who live upon this busi-
ness have not free and ready accoss to the
evidences Of title; they can only discover their
, 1875-08-04

Tho consus Of New York City Inns been
completed, ami tho total population is shown
to be LOG, 4,27y,-an increase i'll five years Of
9l.lGG ..-
, 1875-08-04

Groenbacks in New York yesterday opened
md closed ut ssss, with sales at sss.
, 1875-08-04
OBJ GbItaDp Gribu1t.

"Wednesday Morning, August q, 1870
, 1875-08-04

ApELPIII TTITATRE-Drarhern street. corner
Monroe "The fcl~Ntsch." Afternoon Rn.l evening.
, 1875-08-04

HooLEYs T1EArnE-tsaut!otth street, between
Csrk And IAt1ac Engagement of tie uutnn Sluarn
Company. "Ths Two Uri!iaha." Afternoon and
NytnIn0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-23
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

NOTICE il hereby given thar the un-
~ dcrsGncd. Trustee of Madison
township. Dubois County. Indiana, will
let 10 the lowest bidder, AT public out
cry. al Ireland. on
SATU RDAI. 3lSt day of JULY, 1873
the building OF y School House onc-halI
mile North oi In-. T.. Spurlock's. in
said township. Plans and specifications
can be- seen AT the residence of the un.
der~igncd.
Also. The rc-ronfing of Two Schoo
Houses. in said township. AT The same
time and ,'Hc~.
Said l.itin 10 take place At O'Clock
w. III GREEN, TRUSTEE VI. L.
July LON, 1870 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-23
ESrRAY NOTICE.

ITO G. W. Mears. Justice OF The Peace
4 in Paioka Township, Dubois (.oun-
~, Indiana: We. tho undersigned. mp
praisors. appointed by you 10 appraiSe
certain black mare lately taken up by
John Alpers. do appraisc said mare ~
thirty-five dollars. The said mare l.
black, wiiha blazcd face. medium length
main and tail, two white hind feet. has
40 mark or brand. and we believe the
said mare to he about four years old, and
stands is hands high.
WM. RATErTuLFR, !
Henry R,TFPTnLERS orr
Subscribed aud sworn To- before me
n Justice of the Peace, IN Pafoka town
ship, on this 81 day of June. 1875.
&. w. MEAlls. j. L.
true copy.
Attest Il. b. EDNoxsTos, Clerk.
july leth. 1875. = 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-23
OTwrLL. lSp., july 20, 40.

OTwrLL. lSp., july 20 40. .
Quite nice shower to-day.
Nothing Of any importance TO write
siucc our hast, except a. +. Werdnan
stabbed John Morgan To frightiul eN-
tent the other Night. We don't know
the ,aus-. but there was slight dliler-
rncc between them somehow.
Quite number at machines have
hces brought TO the SHOPS during the
lasi few days To bs repaired preparatory
10 thrsshng.
Cutie An Interesting law suit came
'oif few days ago before Esq. kislc,.
The attorney Tor The defense was Art
Mouser (lic has since gone with tire Ii
ing mach sc) WHO spoke lonl and lusty.
The Prosecutor WAS Scott Wallace who,
~ possible il endowed with more rlo-
purucc than Dcms-ihenes or Cic' ro.
Both attorneys acquitted Themselves
creuitably aud io the satisfaction OF Ill
except the jury. which agreed TO disa-
gree.
~ Lee Taylor is not very well, judging
from the fact hc was not out OH Sunday
might last.
+ doe Briggs has just returned from
I New York. where he has been Ia in
crease his stock OF dry goods.
= sam Sanders is now Sheriff oil
liingbone territory.
The doctors report considerable
sickness af the present time.
:. Prof. Berry returned from Indiana
polls last Saturday, looking well an,
hearty. so :.
When Palmer leaves Orwell ther
will be a good ~iie for a store, and /
gentleman will be welcomed aud pat
rouized here. 50 come alona.
Mace can be heard far and nca
!, making mus ic with his organ. His in
vurite tune is the Pop i'm the R,,
Field" and Mace las the nerve aud pa
tiencc to play.
We have near two hundred inhabi
rance in our village. aud nm average O
! about one aud seven cighths days 4
: csch person, which Of course will max
more "larnin' money.
Some OF our gieeney's are going 1
Cincinnati next month. Some of on
citizcn- feel vcrv sad. as they will 60
lost asid never find The way back.
Valley is now occurring on the sui
: ject of the Sunny South and its Pre-
3 ducts Those who wish to hear hin
car have their anxieties quelled by az
sembin2 AT the hall above William
livery stable, Saturday night.
ADvALoREM.