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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

would mislead him, he was filed with an
prehension. 1t was not a repuCnance TO-
ward him, but distrust of him. The ne
groes on his place worked his farm, and he
divided its products equally with them.
Every man voted against him every time.
They had been with him every since the
war, and had never voted with him, and
they did not dare to. He cited en- instance
which occurred when be was running for
governor. His carriage driver, a boy 20
whom he was very much attached and who
was devoted TO him, came to him very
mucn affected and said TO him: general, I
would vote for you, but 1 must be candid
with you and tell you he truth I am
afraid to do il. My own color will charge
me for deserving them, and these white men
VINO have been looking after us tell me that
will not be safe
IF DESERT MY COLOR.
And want to ask you whether it is true
that if you are elected we will all be nut
back into slavery again." ~ laughed at
him." Mr.. Gordon said, and replied, "Don't
you know that it would be utterly impossi-
BILE, If the whole Southern people were
united as one man. and should attempt that,
they could accomplish nothing by IL. III
the WhoIe power Oh the government was
gwen us, ne continued, "iIs armies. its ma
yies, its courts, its congress. one man in five
thousand could not be found who would
put the negro back into slavery again We
don't want slavery any more" The negro
vote was dividing more and more every
year, and he was sure the time was not far
distant when parties would be formed not
upon the color line at all 1t would have
come long ago If it were not for those men
whose interest IL was 10 keep up the party
line. To show the kind of influence these
carpet. beggers had over the negroes,
he said that after he had addressed
them In favor of reform legislation.
some one of these would rise
ana say, Don't you remember that he was
in the rebel army? Don't you remember
he fought to keep you in slavery? Don't
YOU give him the power again, or he will put
you back into slavery" The effect of this
appeal 10 the passions was apparent. He
thought the civil rights bill was not desired
by the colored people. They preferred, as a
mass. to be by themselves, in the cars,
steamboats, or hotels; and in closing the
! conversation he remarked that not a single
outrage or disturbance through all the
Southern states had occurred which could
not re traced to the unjust administration
of the government as it's cause.
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United States forces at that point. Inc TWO
captive German girls were brought along
and given up to the authorities. The girls
state that since their capture IN November
last they have been the mistresses OF stone
Calf and Gray Beard, and the eldest
one is enceinte and half-crszsd with grleI
and shame. They were both dressed IN
Indian costume and tell terrible stories OF
the privasions and sufferings which they
have endured. IL will be remembered that
at the time of their capture their parents,
two brothers and a sister were massscred,
and two other sisters taken into captivity
The captured sisters were recovered Dy Gen;
Mues's troops g couple of months ago, and
sent TO their relations in Georgia. The two
now at the agency are aged respectively IL
and IL years, and say they can identity the
Indians who murdered the family. They
are being tenderly cared for, but it is feared
the older ono will lose her mind.
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THE KING OF THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS,
TUNE, 'Malbronk.1
BY J. W. DE FOREST.
From scribner for March,

From Scr1onef TOT hdiSh'l
The king of the Cannibal Islands
I1ecided TO conquer some dry amos,
SO he marcned over vali!e ;y ana al, nlsni''HuS
with two dozen men eating knaVes'
aIlhnugry as so many graves, =,
BE sk1rmished through earthlahos anu SA'
DEFIANT of weather and waves.
He came to Atlantis the Holy,
xVboSe people were lamb-like and loWly,
Though growing a touch r0ly-poly
And iauguid in fasting and prayers
ghey tasted while sleeping. il ke Oeafs'
And prayed in their vanity fairs,
And walked in the narrow way siUHIS,
Much numbered Win beizsouO ""Ae0
Then followed a wonderful battle;
Good lack how the weapons ulu IlluS'
THE women the children, the cattle
Took mart in the desperate strife;
They 1rried the war 10 the knife;
With slaughter Atlantis was rlei
About il the muses. Will prattle ,.e
While providence granicth them life.
The cannibals turned out the winners,
sTbev made twenty-five hearty dinners,
They cobb ed the saints and the Sinners
Aud put all Atlantis 10 sack; A,oo,-
They swallowed white; yeL3" anu O'''A'
The hungriest, greed1est PACK
OF robbers and pickers and sklhneIS
That ever sent region to wrack.
Hon ceforth they were chiefs of the nation,
And nvtd by relief leglslstloh
They served up bill fol collation.
And fattened a law like a beast,
Their appetites daily increased
s. lunch was patent at least;
lille railroads and steam Navigation
scarce furnished the joints for feast.
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HYMN TO THE SAVIOUR.
f. PALGRAvE.
IGood Wnrds1

[Good Words.l
Christ who art above the sky,
Teach me how 10 live and dIe;-
Tod has sent me here to be.
born OF human kind like Thee:
Thou hast gone before me here:
Make my pathway safe and clear.
Pure as snow from faint OF wrong.
Thou hast ielt temptation strong:
Thou wilt help me firm 10 stanQ
When the tempter is at hand;
Ihou Wilt turn my thoughts TO Thee
And the thought OF sin will flee.
When fall, leg weakness spare;
saviour, save me from despair!
by the mercy gate Thou art,
Vision OF the Bleeding Heart
If / kneel before the gate.
Thou wilt never cry, "roo late"
If fail on evil days;
If the hope OF life delays;
1fmy desr ones leave me lone:
lie Thou here when they are gone;
Thou hast known what sorrow is;
Thou wilt turn my tears TO bliss.
50 far OF, and yet so near,
FIJI Inc with Thy presence herei
by the love that brought Thee down,
BY the ancient cross and crown,
Aid me here to live and die,
Christ, who art above the sky.
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PALABaAs CARINosAs.
BY T. ID. ALDRICH.

Goodnight! Ihave to say goodnight
To such host of peerless things!
Goodnight unto that fragile hand
AL queenly with its weight OF rings;
Goodnight 10 fond, upliited eyes,
Goodnight To chestnut braids OF hair,
Goodnight unto the perfect mouth,
And all the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hand detains me. then
III have to say goodnight again!
But there will come time, my love,
When, If read our stars Alright,
/ shall not linger by this porch
With my adieus. Till then. goodnight!
You wish the time were now? And L.
You do not blush 10 wish 1t so?
You would have blushed yourself TO deatn
To own so much a year go
What, both these snowy hands! an, lhen
III have TO say goodnight again!
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NAE KISS BEFORE FOLK.
AN OLD SCOTCH SONG.


Behave yourself before folk,
And dinna be sac rude to me,
AS kiss me sac before folk.
It's no through hatred o. kiss
That sac plainly tell you this;
But ah 1 TAX il sac amiSs,
To be sac teaZed before folk,
Behave yourself before folk;
When were alane, ye may talk ane,
But nent ane before folk.
Ye tell me that my face is fair;
IL may be Sas-l dinna care
But ne'er again gait blush sac sair
AS ye haze dune before folk.
Ne tell me that my lips are sweet,
Sic tales, doubt are deceit,
AT any rate, Its hardly meet
To prize their sweets before folk.
But gin you really do insist
That / should suffer TO be kissed,
Gae get license frae the priest
And make me yours before folk;
Behave yourself before folk,
And when We're ane, faith, flesh and banG
le may TAX ten-beiore folk.
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ONE DEED OF GOOD.
BY F. W. BoURDILLoS.

III might do one deed OF good,
one little deed before ole,
Or mink one noble thought, that should
Hereafter not forgotten lie,
Uould not murmur, though must
Re LOST in deaths tumultuouS dust.
The nImy wing that watts the seed
IIpon the careless wind TO earth.
OF It's short life, has only NEED
To find the germ tit place lot Dirth
FOR one swift moment Of delight
IL whirls, then withers out oil slght'
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The colored citizens of Saratoga celebrated
the civil rights bill yesterday, and while
generously resolving not TO exclude white
folks from the privileges of the hotels this
summer, yet felt compelled, In justice to
themselves, to announce that hereafter the
tariff on liver, fish-balls and kidney stew
will be increased fifty per cent. for all tram
sient visitors.-New York Commercial Adj
yertiser.
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From Scribner for March,
All the kisses that have given,
grudge from my soul to-day,
And OF all have ever taken,
would wipe the thought away.
How l wish my lips had been hermits,
Held apart from kith and kin,
That fresh from Gods holy service,
TO Loves, they might enter IN.
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COME To US SPRING.
By GEORGE HAWTHORNE.

Come to us spring, beautiful spring;
We are weary of ice and snow;
Fold us within thy odoroSs wing,
over rs perfume OF May-flowers blow,
Bathed in the dewdrops,
Bring us their fragrance,
The robe OF the woodlands,
The lingering sunlight,
Bring us the rivulet's musical How.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

The Japanese minister at Washington
Yoshida, is rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter, the first child of Japanese parents
born in this country.
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CONSIDERATION.

A LOVERS MOOD.
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BY CHARLOTTE F. BATES.
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CEN1AuR
LINIMENTs.

A. nesFts 5erta4 80 lis feagas "a Assss
ssss8srfs fAis feefhsnf sas hea.iug Hsss&Uf
iassst.s ts Easi - aat -sss Azsslas 49, tlssg -
sAfrals az Fala snang ifqsn aasa. ls.i's y
ssssitfst asftH Fstas'E We 81 as pfs4fs,a thst
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Fasepsra 81 akiakse Tfneershss = a. nraet-
sagl y 4 ffaprf pitss8aal ~ faeutai csnasilsa.
IA hafu cSSrAsa iakfstss i rsssAeais Tls
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Assfa4Fta. Efyngelss ltgl. ssesa a. Ci.l RslAisA
ais, hrasfat. Stage igsNpus scsiAs aai&iiea.
y "a Nses. Pans 81 slAa y ounis NsspsuR
s4asss. bares Frosted Pest Falsy. Haf-scis.
hsaf- artf losrs Oh sofss. iI4es hfeests
sfe AipFass sore lAfaat, eaaap niptherA A.
he naut1 - ihoNe dsa8a lAanis Nss fsniAgf lsint
aseat 40 care. Al Z iaem ssii tsaiaag II sAl
t1iffa ths isasdn ffufa hites Ana siaRs, tna
nia cure Hau.s sB8 ssA4lis psfhoulA sakf TIE
falgsaaF : esi ssAsfis q thoussad similar
iss.aEs saisAs
AsTJpcH. ll1.t Doe- /, 1875.
~ wf hns 'af i1ug ins, besa isrutls
saft4nf trem kbsamatsm she has tired may
EAFs4claas and MACY remedies The aniy thing
saigh hAs given Der relief - CsnfanF GAbim sBt
80 ti8esd 10 say this hss eursd hrt
" ". aAG. Postmaster
hhAa haispatalls fact that the contanr
tAasaatHss are ptrf9fulnF eafes never before
estisd y any ffepErttion IN eriFiencs hike
2Afa11r rheumatism a Hlrfy years standing
stSaashtsaiRg aukefs snd lalats which had been
s'sa ieF "a years, taking ihe soreness f,0m
hnrns, Ae
oAs aeut, o. even fits easiss. invested In
leptsaT tuintgi uill - within reach when at
accident occurs, ard vii 20 more good than
say alapuat q moaaF paid foT medical Atten-
dance Nhtn physicians are called they ne
4saeaig zee THE Lniment, aud ~ course charge
several priaaa fpf H.
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VOCAL WORKS
Piano Accompaniment.

MOTHER UoasE MELODIES. beAasgfally
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sd Fsi shesF photograph coFs.l SIS 10
boards saA cai a.
SHINING GIGHTg A eoliuotioa ~ sAerea
SonFs- O. Is e haaf3s ciuth and giit ~ 81
GOLDEN LEAVES Yois I sd II. col.
leciaua ~ NonRs saa Chsfuses, ~ ". Have
Esch vol. si.as 10 boards cloth and gilt. q %
HEARTH and H0ME SWEET SOUNDS And
FIbISIUE ECnuEA Three sols - ehoios
Home konEs - Nays, DAnks, etc. HAch vol
q . q boArds el9,h aaa GIT t2S9.
PRICELESS GINS. fhe collection u Songs
BY Wallace Thnuiss, Keller. etc 20 Ia
boards claih and g'lt a..
FETkhs HOUSEHOLD MELODIES. Vol. /.
Containing az the lAgsst kad beri sunRs Nv
Hays, bauks, Thomas, stewart loo songs %
IA bessas, cloth aud git, g.
The OPERA Ar HOMR, A collection q
sMnaArd Opera s0ugs selected from over Is
Operas SdiH boards cloth and gilt 81
GERMAN Y0I.KsLIEDER ALBUM. 10 sonrs
VITA kng and Ger, tex, q 30.
MENDELssoHNS rs SONGS. Elegant folio
edition Full gilt - 81.
The ssno for deep voice IN vnls $40 each
s. ~ IN paper, cloth IS 30.
sCHuMANHs VOCAL ALBUM. 80 songs
With Eng. and Ger. tent saSo In paper; fall gilt
$3.50.
SUNLIGHT OF SONG. A collection OF Sacred
ans Moral SQngs beautifully illustrated by the
Bros. BAi1lei. fuu gil1 si.O0.
Alec large collection o.
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CATARRH.
Weakness of kidnsys and pains
In the Side and Rack.

" Tssuiy Year, SsAuslnE. Curea IL I'st = ssks
~ ioNt thaa . Bette A CstArfh CaaEh 80
hAA ~ 70 FrrTeni Sleep Niahts, naiess "a
t@sfh nara sAs fefpeAaAlly usea. Cared ptlh
zee h1ifie.
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II YoU WANT
THE BEST GOODS CHEAP
Casa A.
w K ST. s,
AKIseTos. ynNosr,
You Sau saa VAR large staas At
FEEeEs mar DEFr COMPLETION
Just OPENED
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oss cass ssiTtlas rruis psr yard
Cess oa1bbros u yAF1 sits i9ie
Case EsNi 4ipEhsms I4&e.
DRESS GOODS
in greAs yAne'y trsm IA seats per yard upwards.
Camels hair Goods. Plaid Suidngs,
Mattresses and Mohairs
fall line u the
CELEBRATED LION ALPACAs,
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAs,
ALL VERY cRRAp.
The largest line 81 Cotionades. Wooleu Goods,
te., 10 be found ID the country, aud az We hsyea
FlRsT-CI.ASs CUTTER,
we propose 70 cut and trim them up 10 suit pur-
ehAsofs Ia the very best style aud Al prices that
eanpot be matched. Our stock Of
w o o L L n S
consists u
Foreign Broadcloths, Tweeds, Baskets,
Diagonals, Scotch Suitings,
Domestic Goods, etc.
ranging in price from 80 cents to 1900 per yard.
GrvE Us A CALL
and satisfy your selves thatwhAt We say is trne
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PIANO WORKS.

Catalogues Of which will be sent on application
Address
J. L. PETERS,
asiw SIS Broadway. New York.
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CaStOria.

Cross, siatiy babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest, IL they will use
CAstoriA- Worms, feye. ishness, teetbing, wind
eolie, sour stomach and undigested food ma q
children cross, aud produce sickness.
Csstoria will Assimllaie the food, erpel worms
and correct all these these things. For twenty
years DR.. Pitcher Experimental in his private
practice 10 produce an effective Cathartic and
stomach regulator which would be So effective
a. Castor Oil, without its unpleasant taste or
recoii.
The reputation Of his experiment. extended.
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
10 which he gave the name II CAstOria.
CAsioria is A. pleasant 10 take as honey, regu-
lAtes the stomach aud bowels, and Coes not
grippe. It's adapted 70 all ages, contains no
alcohol and Is absolutely harmless TO the most
tender infant.
Try cAstoria once, and you will never be with
out H.
Prepared At the laboratory OF ]. b. Rose a
Co, 20 Dey st.. New York. 27lSwiO
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The yellow CsRtaur Lininent,

il adapted 10 The tough shin, mnscles and hesh
u tbs ANNA crsAtiuA lie effects upon severe
cases ~ sFaug. SWeeBy. Wind Gall, Big Head
snd PQll-kYii AZ. little lcss than marvellous.
hessrE, J. LcLlnHe Co. Druggists, cor. Elm
And Front streets, Cincinnati, o., says.
In our neighburho0d number u teamsiers
are using the CsHtaur Eminent They pro-
nqauc, Is superior q au, thing they have ever
nsea We sell A. htgh ~ four TO iiye dozen bot
ties per month 10 owners ~ horses and mules 4"
NshAft volumes u testimonials describing
cures a snfaius Kicks, Calls, rpll-Evil. Big.
Head, and even Founders which are little lees
than mArYeis, No owner % "a saimal can afford
. b. without = bottle a. GentAur Linimeui
shien arr day mAy prove worth twenty times
IL coat.
Sold cyeryahore, but prepared only at the
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose 4 Co.,
lG Dey ST., New York
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EMERSON ESTABROOK.

Manufketurers Ageat for the sale al Envelopes
and all kiHds OF Whiting PAper, from the cheap
sst grades 10 the most costly, and intending
Plrss Celebrated satin Rinisiied Tinted Rnve-
lopes with Paper 70 match, Witch are the finest
Imported papers to be found in any msrket. /
have either 10 stock or sample everything in
this lina Of goods. Remember there il only the
cost o. manufacture and freight charges 70 pay
" buying your stationery direct from the man,
nfAelureis Egeut. no middemen TO make &
profit ! will sell any quantity desired. large or
small sill also furnish 90 order any Book
pnblished 70 the United States, ~ cheap A. they
can be boaght Of the publishers or elsewhere
To Az Who sant % canvass this fall OF winter /
would sAe ! can shas you come good sAlAble
articles for which have General Agency and
an constantly receiving more, for which I want
good agents, There Il money IN them
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and comparison Of orr work with
that of any competing concern.

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisfac-
ton in every instance. Goods or.
dered by parties outside Bennington
County are forwarded by express,
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nAA a. 70 Prptsni sleep ylshis. ualsss oa
taFth Hana wAs fefpeaaAlly Used. Cared uith
Gee Bottle
fesinfaag u 3 NeE ksnsHi lad aisaa "a sasasssi
e.sacn q Assf Basaas
MEzsaa IlT1t1frnl1 90. Dfuggisis fhavs
bad Gkiarfh fHtls risinR Eve Years, kBd pains
IN iAck aDd weatauss IN kldasys fof tueniy
Ny NAiArth wAs % bad that u 30 not tAkf
casarrh anua ] Vas troubled ~ . oaaRh, more
o. ioNs, al night ! have hknp Aarshki's
oAtArfh SBun inT two years. and particularly IN
ovid seathaT had 70 take u every uight y SET
rest. l began 10 tabs yUnr Constitutional "a.
tArfh hemoiy kestt month ago AVID have taks
en- only only aoa bottle In less than seet
the coughing nights len me. aud have had
nane slnoa % speak ~, though have had none
az shs hetneas lur week.
have had pains ia my side - bad thss diA
bot 80 out ~ the house for two weeks a. time
Ny greAttst pain VAS IN nay Tight kidney /
have been at times great sufferer from my
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SrieHafen.

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fnb nt&ts fGuIbts
d.-Sr. aasnt u6sr.-DauIe
bsltns iiir bic Ia&enben eGppIen. ipei
Tautnepttitr Iinb f&arnanis aamtrabtn.
alIsstens.-6r. assni Sufmanu.-
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peter.
Groceries. Or. 9luauli Bud. -
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Dsts %. Q. MfGr uub D.,
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n.-Wrs. 3. DOl.-Dis fetI,u.
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Das GfnaHntt St6hthtH ID eipa &c ReIIsn
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pbsr aud BON bier ibsE Gtdmbusbura rsilsn,
BON irsIGer Statt es Ep@ f6 MsileS p:y G..
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