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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

Mr.. KIRBY DEFINEs HIS PosITIoN.-The
JohnstOwE Democrat Of Wednesday last
publishes a letter from Mr.. p. F. Kirby, of
Wilmore, in which he gives his reasons for
Withdrawing from the ShTievalty contest,
and for supporting and asking his friends to
support Mr.. Nagle. Here is his fifth and
last reason, and the one which contains the
real pith Of his letter:
Finn. Mr.. Magic being the older man and he
bringing In solid Northern delegation, sud SIS
that part Of the county claimed the Sheriff this
time, ! have Withdrawn. rather than remain In
the field and have the party and myself defeated :;
and as have Withdrawn for the good and success
Of the Democratic party, hope my friends will
support the whole ticket and nothing but the tick
ct. and roll up old time majority for the Demo
cratic party of CanlbrA county which Will never
regret And in regard to the editor Of the Johns
town Tribune. he SAYS Mr.. Kirby is credited with
81 500 for getting Of the way, and IL is not in
probable that Nagls paid this sum 10 Kirby % get
him of. Ny Swank, l defy you or any man in the
county or State, TO prove the above assertion.
Respectfully YOURS, r. F. kIRBT
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JOHN WANAMAKER's BUGLE BLAsT.-In
this issue Of the FREEMAN we present our
readers one Of the largest and most elaborate
advertisements ever printed in a country
journal It is devoted to an exposition OF
the principles on which the Grand Depot
Dry Goods and Quitting House OF Mr..
Wanamaker, 18th and Market streets, Phila-
deIphia, is conducted how extensive that
House and its stock are what is sold and
how low the ruling prices, coupled with the
announcement that the formal opening of
the rpfttsd and enlarged building is now an
accomplished fact. We trust no reader will
fail to scan carefully what Mr.. Wanamaker
has to say, and be governed 10y his sug-
gesrfons in the matter Of buying what is Of
fered for sale. That which he afiirms he will
do, that will be done, for the word of Mr..
Wanamaker is good as his bond, and his
bond is worth millions
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A LONG AND USEFUL LIFE is the cherish
ed desire of every person. Life is indeed
sweet, and has many pleasures. Yet there
are many people who go to a premature
grave, simply through neglect The seeds
Of fatal disease often have their origin in
slight pains in the head, back, or side indi-
gestiOn, dizziness and nervousness, want Of
sleep, bad dreams, and various unnatural
feelings. These will in time cause kidney
and liver complaints, paralysis, and even con
sumption. EveTybO iy should realize that a
sluggish circulation OF the blood. headache,
backache, and irregular breathing are GER
tain indications Of q torpid or diseased liver,
irTitated kidneys and enfeebled nerves. San
daiine permeates all parts Of the body with a
cleansing and recuperating power, the germs
Of disease being eradicated and perfect health
re-establshed Will do Just as recommend
ed, used as directed or money refunded.
Price 81. Ask your druggist
THEHE RTvRHs. Nov. II. '7B.-Dr. Cf0unod, West
18th St, n Y. Ny father for Ave six years had
rheumatism-cOuld scarcely walk He had the
disease IN his knees, feet, krns shoulders wrists
etc, in fact, everyShere-and suffered very much,
indeed. After vGinly trying almost every edi-
cins, Saudsline, SsudGline Elixir. and SandaIine
Lotion have almost entirely removed the trouble
Accept his and my gratitude. ). J. Clarkson.
Dr. GOunod's great medical work, full Of
interest, over $50 pages. Price 81. Send for
it.
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SHIIOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A marvel
ious Cure for Catarrh, DIphthoria. Canker-mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there Is an inge-
nious nasal Injector for the successful treat
of the complaint. without extra charge. Price
50 cts. Sold by r. J. LLOYD, Ebeasburg.
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DEATH or JAMES W. RHEY.-At st.
JOscph's HosDital, near Lancaster, Pa, on
Saturday morning last, James w. Riley de
parted this life aged So years and months.
The deceased was son OF James and Susan
Riley, and was born and reared in Eben5-
burg. At an early age, along with many
other gallsnt spirits, he Joined the thTOng
who went to Mexico in 1876, to fight for the
hOpCr OF their country. His Company was
the wel!-knOwu Cambria Guards, Of Ehens-
burg commanded successfully by Capts.
Murray and Heyer. From the ranks be was
raised, bv special order Of President Polk, to
the position Of a Second Lieutenant in the
nth United States Infantry, his commission
hearing date Aug. II. 1647. Returning from
Mexico, he was assigned to recruiting duty
at kittanninp, Pa, when, at the expiration
Of wear he resigned his commission and
went to Missouri to live. He re NAMED in
that State several years, his vocation being
that of n superintendent in the construction
OF a turnpike road. In 1853 he was appoint
ed postal car agent on the P r. r. between
Altoona and Pittsburgh, which position he
filled for the term Of four years. Subsequent
to this, lie was about ten years a trusted
employee of MesSrs. p. & I. Collins in the
construction Of railroads traversing the an
thracite coal region of SchuyIkill, Carbon
and LuZerne counties. For six years, end
ing December Of last year, he was manager
Of certain coal banks at Salisbury, Indiana
county, for MeSsTS, Collins & SteTTitt. Lat
terly. or during the time intervening between
last December and the date of his DEATH his
abiding place was in Lancaster city.
The subject of this memoir, though a com
parative stranger to the place Of his birth
for a period extending over quarter of 4
century, was yet always cordially welcomed
by those who knew him and his family when
ever he came back amongst us. He was
man Of rare parts. Commanding IN presence
and comprehensive as to the scope Of his
general information, he seemed equally at
home in letting pearls Of wisdom drop from
his tongue, or in setting the table in roar.
His remains were inferred where he died,
and to the little mound which covers what
was mortal Of James w. Riley, the thoughts
OF those who knew him viii once and again
take sOrrOwful flight. As to his SOUL we
trust it is in heaven.
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PAPER WEDDISG-The subjOined men
ton Of the celebration Of the paper wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. NeUbauer, Of Erie, Pa,
IS clipped from an Erie paper Of date the 22d
instant. Mrs Neubauer, before her mar
rage. was Miss Alice, the handsome and
accomplished daughter Of Mrs. Christina
Foster, the efficient landlady of the Cambria
House Ebenshurg. We are glad to see that
the sterling virtues of Alice are appreciated
in her new home as they were here
Yesterday afternoon Mrs John ri. NeubaUer. st
Parade and Eighteenth streets got an inkling Of
the plans Of party Of friends who were going TO
invade her premises n the evening !or the purpose
Of celebrating the second anniversary or paper
wedding Of herself and husb1nd. The willy little
woman kept the matter strictly 10 herself and
made all preparations to surprise the visitors. The
party arrived At ssaEOnable hour and gave Mr..
Neubaur genuine surprise and his wife teigned
one shortly after they had arrived and while in
the midst o. u1irth and gee. Mrs Neubaur invited
them into the dining forrefreshIneuts. Upon
entering they we're surprised to hn1 the room dec
Grated and very gtily fixed up, and tahls- which
lust groaned under it, wsight Of good things.
awaiting them. The edibles we're discussed with
much zest by the party. Mr.. Neuhaur and his
WIFE re. Miss Alice Foster, were married A. Eb-
ensbury. Cambria county, two years ago yesterday.
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Ladies' Department.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
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u Hgs KszKH.

,1ei NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
rhEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
me LEANS VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
hot TON AND HAVANA.
MeSHFfzs. The steamships Of the North Ger
Tht.sE4Ess man Lloyd will resume their Regular
fa1bs. us follows:
still From Bremen. From N. Orleans
September II
hese steamers touch outward at Havre and
Jana, and on their home trip at Havana and
e e, PRICES OF PASSAGE:
tthfom Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
aft,or New Orleans-C Cabin, $50: Storage. $36.
thsom New Orleans to Boutham pton, Havre or
,rnen-Cabfn, $3.50; ateerage. as.
to-'om New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. 335 /;
hefrage. SIS.
delildren under ten years. half price: chill
under one year, free.
B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
d. In Galveston. ID authorized to issue steer
passage orders at the following through
10:
CCsm Bremen to Galveston, $4z
rom Bremen to 1ndianola. $45 30.
he company reserves the right to change the
to of the steamers. their advertised days of
arturo and the prices OF passage.
nssage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
paavre to New Orleans issued BY the under
bhed.
tor further particulars apply to
q ED. r. 6TOCKMEYEh d CO.. Agents.
W131 " AZ Union street.
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ENGLAND'S MILLIONAIREs.
he Men Who Have Gained Wealth BY
Their Own Bxertions.

- London, writes correspondent OF :. tae , WY
" rrk Times, still manages tOsseil vast qlanel,,
woes of works OF art, and the mercnahts anu
Manufacturers OF the North are sui angn ~,
to ,e chief patrons OF the studies and auctlon
Ioms. The finest galleries, the most costy
tsr,llection Of modern days. have been made ~
He cotton kings Of Manchester, the mercnant
mainces OF Liverpool and the mldlanu .ilair r,-
et,lrers Another circumstance worth r.
,uembering is that most OF these rlcn ar COZ
ictors have been the architects Of their own
ae,2 Ttuneg. Indeed, the majority OF the wealthy
shsen of business in England nave eILnel
made their own fortunes or sprung from Solhe
fraoor, clever, Industrious man, who Ike lsch
po,rd Crawshay has laid the foundation OF e etie
j,aouse Here are few examples: Hlpl5y, ~
fefnember OF Parliament for BradI9lu, t wv
we,wns half the town. Is self-made. HIS 1atn Inc.
N4nd mother used to attend the market. !, M .
Weather OF Bass, the great brewer, was ~ q
heyery small way Of business, ana ms inosLe u
sold yeast In little shop. Inc nlss iol new q.
agents store In London. Mr.. Walter, Inenn "
Mpa.pf Parliament and chief proprietor OF w
M Times, dates back, believe, to his 1aIher
humble printing office IN the city. MI Jonn
uTs15OOOO q year, besides real estate, was 81
1offleer In the old bankruptcy courI. dn t aa I
~ Herbert Ingram, member Of Parliament an
founder OF the Illustrated NeWs, Kepg 49, N.Y. ~
Machfef proprietor Of the 1eegragh for whic
he draws for his share, quite $4,000 yea
was the commercial representative OF an ~
rhouse. He Is now one OF the rich comnonei
Of England. eReport has it that his income ICON g
over 5000 900 year. This Of course, does does q !
begin to approach the income Of the sa Wea,.a
az made fortunes. Robert Crawshay had
les least s ss5 left him BY big father He
J much more be has made or lost dom, e kn e
He gave bis daughters Wedding k gf ts,t n
= would buy German dukehom IN b suite Of
n NJ y and theatres, pays income tax <
5, since By forgeries his bank Of $1,000
81 tending some months, without beln e a anna
shregu.arity, which brought the fraud to lig
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MORGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co,

July 1o-l7 hhds sugar to John Calaer-25 do and
bbs m0asses Chism q Boyd--35 do Richard ASilli-
ken-is pkgs eggs to Rycoski Z. Manade23 do to
L Terrebonne-4 do easks hides Dbl hidsB to
& Laeasssane-l sacks wool g Spor-l bbls sugar
Mrs Emmerson--2 bales moss Jno Il Gibbons &eo-
hf DO pkgs eggs j Eibolet-16 sacks potatoes to
A N Laine--13 do r P Eevln-4 sacks rough rice to
Conger u Kelly bdl dry hides Jos David-A bdls
green hides Wang & Cettam-sundries to 0rder-To.
tai a. hbds sugar 36 bba moasses
From Indianola- Per steamship--145 sacks wool Q
bales dry hides a3s loose hides and bbls taaow to
g A Whitney kop-sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
July 1885 boxes tobacco to Hernsheim 81 Bro
30 do ID q A Oppenheimer--21 LeGnise arso-4 do
+ Mayer & Son-25 bbla whisky TO Roder-5 do to
Bassstti q Xieuss--ia hhds bacon IS hf hh5s bacon
Miller, Grissby &eo--i0 pkgs castings bdls rope
staufer. Macready 6co--5 boxes mdse u Ofner-3
do Moffat e. Jaeger-4 pkge hardware Roberts Acs
IS pkgs glassware Gregory fsao-2 boxes drugs te
"a Bernard--24 boxes bottles L Lyons - pkgs OF
mdss W Shepard-25 bbs whisky Nelson deo--
do L Lyons-a pkgs mdse M Navajo rolls Of
leather John Frank &co--27 pkgs wagonstuf WI
son, Childs dseo--a boxes mdse 9 Ernst-2 co to 4
Ba1st. ir-, do p Coleman 4 Bro sacks wool
bulls wax FcrcheiMer Bros--.l box drugs e ID Ear
nett. 90 pkgalss4r 5ecs1 urstnts.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFTruE NEW ORLEANS DEMO CRAT.
Friday, July IL. 1879.

Friday, July II. 1879.
Arrivals.
bertha, City Of Alton, Ed ,. Gay. Bonnie Lee.
Eva. Isabel. -
Emma Irvine. Kittie Nya Martha, Henry
Tete, Frank Pargoud. John Gilmore.
T8 Arrive.
Emma Irvine, Kittie Nye Martha. lower
coast: Henry Tete. Lafourche; John w. Car
non, Bayou Sara; Golden City, Clncinnati !;
Belle. upper coast: Hazoo Valley, Danube, He'd
river: John Wilson, Ouachita river; Whisper.
VieksbuTg; Centennial, st. Louis.
stage or the Rivers.
Daily telegraph1c report Df the stage OF water
III various points. with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at y. N.
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Arrived

No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
City of Alton. Bixby. from St Loula
E j Say, Brown. from BAYOU Sara
Bertha Bergeron from Bayou Lafourche
Henry Tste, Ancoip. from Donaldsenviile
Enma Irvine. Ruiz, from Lower Goast ."
Bonnie Lee. Konns, from Shreveport
saDel. D Pry from Lower Coast
Eva, DeBouchel. from st John Baptist
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FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs. July 10. .. m.-Wind west. fresh.
Weather clear.
No arrivals or departures.
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LowHn COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY af u
a. 10. and SATURDAY aI 2 P. ~ na.Yumv
FOR ORANGE FAEM. PUlhTG%
iastekSk ala Hache Greenwood Plantation.
- Tsrre aug Bnuf a &c ~ 81, Dlantataon
landings The neg. nns a % y fast sleamek
]. A. Ruiz master.
IL. iii. Vellefte and N. III. Barrels clerks.
leaves Is above regularly. returning to the city
early III the evening on alternate DAYS. For
neiRhto passage appl1g board head of Cons
ns6eess Hu11
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OUAGMgTA MayER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY 2, y; NAIL PACKET.
!, r. FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE,
llsAssM Trenton. and all town landings on
az'a'~a'@ Black and Ouachita rivera-The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
cept mall Landings
JOHN WILSON.
Tn place Of John Ell. Hanna)
j. w. Blanks, master. Ben q. OornWel1. clerk
Capt. =. A. BLANKS, President.
No. JOG Gravier street.
OARLIN, q. P. WORK. LORD q MoPEAKE
&. w. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 If
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mdse & n Samory--7 do Martinez do RT
w Baehman-2 boxes hats A DTes--I Dkgs mdse to
Loeb uumbel Eco! BIZ liquor Schmidt ZieRer-
chimes g @ Sawyer-2p boxes hats e Booths boxes
pears bbls potatoes j b Abadie-10 bbs onions / o
bbls potatoes j Bertueei 6teo-5 bbls whakv hf do
w G Lyons Aco-26 bbls potatoes Greve Y Wilder
mann-5D boxes cheese SehWabaohsr Il Hisseh--4
bars steel Leeds &eo2i pals candy Z White-ae
cases matches Wizard &eo-33 empty bbls s MARI
demijohns 4 Hol1aDaer-6 saeks wool Thos sirnms &
Levy - do Hartwe q Chambers cases and
bales domestic M Il a Fischer--1 do cases do Em-
bree & Lindameyer--1O bales domestic Richardson
& Cary-s bdls reaper Jno r Hard1e Ase-1 COW and
calf T. g w Ellis 10 horses mules j Regan--tzo
e N Svori--32 do Paul Paee-s2 Maeheea-h2l
G lei Sehsnck-s7 IK w StDrk-63 d Cesalu q Sonia
do hhia fruit Joseph Torres bba oil 20 bbis oh
axle grease G. Clsrk-3 bxs gin material N Stsne
Il boz gin ribs Z R Hauee-sundries to 0rder-To-
al halo
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

July lo-s bales cotton to S Gumbel-2 do to Leh-
man, Abraham &oo-2 Chaffe, Hamilt. n 4 Powell 2
cars cotton gins cases muse G A Whitney SLco-s
boxes eggs 70 miller Meyer car bulk wheat to
Webster q DilIngham-54 bbls onions 81 bbls pota-
tees Joseph Keller do IS bbls onions DoheIty-
46 do u bDls potatoes N Stitch & Son-70 DO and %
hbla oniens G W Dawson &eo-1 case cotton e a
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BEAU HICKMAN.

sty4-- A-Aoanta Of the Checklist Of Dead-Be
HAvRE.
Ship Cleopatra Poppe .-----.-------.sldJu June 30
BAIL Oxford, Phelan ..---.--...-... sid June 20
HOUEN
Bark Dante, v1dulich .-.-------...--.cld May 10
ttn,4 CHERBOURG.
Bs fstadt frankfurt der Oder, Hon.
CADIZ.
Bark Regina Tolck Godfrey. ...----..sld June
LEITH.
Bark Christopher Columbus Knndsen. sid May
RIO DE JANEIRO
Bark PerigDy. Rival. ............----.sldM May 81
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RAILROADS..
tEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
(MOBILE FAST LINE.)
,E SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN

DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Ln and utter Sunday. MAJ a5, 1879 trains
4 arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street,
follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE,
IL Express No. 4 Express.
sdaily 1880 am. daily. Al am.
/, 8 Express No. 4 Express
billy. q: 90 pm. daily .9:14 pm.
IS Coast Ac- No. 6 Coast Ac-
pmmodati'n commodati'n
ally except daily except
,,unday go. 80 p.n Sunday. :25 am.
tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
this secured In advance on application at the
| 5e corner Camp and Common streets. oDDo-
b. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent,
1y J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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DpELOUhAs.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUsAS PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at pm.
!, HEs :. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELUU.
Aak eas, Port Barre. 6immsport, Church
= Vile. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Oourtableau-The
now, light draft steamer
FANEHOM.
Theo. John and ), M. sherrouse clerks,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
4. W. ADAMS, ii Commercial ; 81. Place $500
j. j.. CABIN. so Magazine street.
P.S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
signs through Bills lading TO Gheyneville and
all points on Bayou Rrnuf. 0c8 tt
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REAR JACKSON ROUTE.
rCAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.

~ =. THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
IA aims will leave and arrive at the Calliope
ct Depot. on and after April 6. 1879. as fol-
b:
Leave, Arrive.
No. i. 5:15 b. m. Exp. No. .. $50 q. n.
ID No. 8. TOO a. m, Mixed No. 4, 7:l0 .. m.
ts, q. ! and 2 run daily. Nos. and daily. ex-
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
SUNDAY EXCURSION to Mcoomb City
PULLMAN q 4; - PALACE SLEEPING OARS
TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS, o.. AND CHICAGO, WITHOUT
and for ST. LOUIS a Sleeper Is at
bached at Milan. enabling passengers. to 80
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs. daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa-
lion given at No. q Camp street. corner OF
~ A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
F.CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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EY nArfa.

HAVRE-Per ship Zephyr-2sso bales cotton II
bales moss 10 ties talow 2t04 pea oak plank 40 black
walnut logs 20 ash logs cases mdse lot horns II 400
pea staves
TRIESTE-Per bark Consiglio Galatola-3e50
bbls cotton sesd oil 900 bbls rosin
MOBILE-Per schr Magdaiine-25 hhds sugar Al
bbls molasses SO pkgs groceries ia empty bbls
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMDUKAT, I
July II, 1879. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Zephyr. Kelley, for Havre-
Lowell Il Bailey
Ital bark ConsigIio Galatola Lavno, for Trieste
A Miller Geo
Schr Magdane, -, for Mobile e r Poole
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

tTCorrespondents Of papers very
frequently desire to show up, as they
think, some Inconsistency Of individuals
This may interest few persons, &C.
quainted with all the circumsta noes, but
never or al least hardly ever-is the
"game worth the powder Such things,
however. are frequently published, and
all should bear in mind that the editor
Is Ia no manner responsible for the per-
sonalities OF correspondents. We are
prone to mention this as we have been
informed this week that some good citi-
zens In Boone and Madison townships
are taking some Of the hits Of our cor
respondents to heart.
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JUDGE BUsKIRK.-We copy from the
Sentinel notice of the death Of this
distinguished and worthy gentleman
and we are sure the sad news will cause
psng Of regret in many hearts, in our
county, who have known and honored
Judge Buskirk for years. No man'
probably, has for 50 long time filled SO
large space in the public eve, and dis
charged the duties Of so many and vari.
ed positions, with the entire confidence
and respect Of all the people, regardless
Of party. Genial and generous to a
fault. his friendships were not bounded
BY position, wealth, politics or religion,
but embraced those Of every station and
creed. Truly, good man has fallen.
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0The good citizens Of Huntingburg
held a railroad meeting recently, and
passed. for their locality, some sensible
resolutions, the pith OF which we per-
sonally called the attention OF some OF
her citizens to, several weeks before.
But then they sent those resolutions to
Evansville to be published. Now we
think all the people in Dubois county
are interested in knowing what their
views are, and the Jasper Courier has
never refused them space, for fair
hearing, 90 don't be ashamed or afraid to
let home folks know your doings here
after. and remember that we are not re-
sponsible at al for the views of cores
pondcnts.