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General Headquarters, State Of Min
neSOta.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. FIvE.1

GENERAL ORDERS, NO. FIVE.
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE
Saint Paul, Mimi, March 26, 1868.
Drafting Commissioners, Enrolling Officers,
Examining Surgeons and all other persons who
have claims against the United States on ac-
count of services performed in connection with
the enrolment of the Militia in this State under
General Orders Nos. 81, So and 81, series 1852,
issued from this office are hereby directed to
file their vouchers in this office on or before
the 10th day of April next.
All vouchers properly made out and APP
proved by the Governor of the State will be
transmitted on the above mentioned day to
the Office of the Adjutant General of the Army
for adjudication and settlement.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
ca o. a9 OSCAR MALMROS.
2td1tw Adjutant General
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SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Hastings, Red Wing Lake CITY, Reeds Land
ing, Wabashaw, Minnesota Winona and La Crosse,
connecting with the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail
Road, every morning, at 5a. m.
For Enthusiastically at s o'clock, a. m.
For Shakopee, Jordan, st. Lawrence, Belle Plaine,
henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, St Peter
and Enthusiastically al s p. m
For Rosemount Castle Rock, Mortified, Cannon
City, Farbault, Medford, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, St Mary's
Wlnnebago Agency and Mankato, also for Rice
Lake Claramount, Wasioja, Mantorvle, Rochester,
Chatfield and Winona-daily, at a, a. M
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono Orlando, Monti
cello, Clear Water, St Augusta and St. daily
at 5, a. m.
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at s, a. m.
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandra, Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge, Fort Abercrom-
Dle-Mondays and Wednesdays, at a. m.
For Sunrise. with connections for Superior and
Bayheld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, a. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General or
fee on Third Street
J. c. BURBANK g. CO., Proprietors
ST. Paul, July "a, 1862.
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AN ACT to Amend Section Fourteen of Chap
ter Thlrty-Nine of the Public Statutes Rela-
tive to Sales of Lands for the Payment of
Debts by Executors, Administrators and
Guardians"
BE 1t Enacted By tie Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section 1. That section fourteen of Chapter
thirty-nine of the public statutes, relating to
''Sales OF lands for the payment of debts by
executors, administrators and guardians" be
and the same is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
See. IA. Upon the making of such order and
the filing with the Judge OF Probate of such
bond as is required by the provisions of this
chapter certified copy OF the order of sale shall
be delivered by the Judge of Probate, to the
executor or administrator. who shall thereupon
be authorized to sell the real estate as therein
directed within one year after the making of
such order, unless further time is allowed by
the Court of Probate, granting such order,
which time said Court is hereby authorized to
grant, as well in cases where orders have here
tOfOre been granted to sell real estate, as in
those which may hereafter be granted.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
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General Headquarters, State of Min.
neSOta.
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neSOta. 1s
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Mimi, March 26, 1881
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 6.
I. County Auditors who have neglected to
return to this office the names and residences
of militia officers, elected or appointed in the
several company districts within their respect
i've counties, as required by section % to "a,
title Nv of the Military laws of the State, are
hereby directed to make their returns imme-
diately.
II. All persons who have either been elected
or appointed military officers in the several
company districts of this State, and who have
been notified by this Office of their appoint
ment, are hereby directed to file their oath of
Office within ten days from the date of this or
der, or they will be considered to have declined
to accept the Office.
By order of the Commander Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
mar 27-d2t-w1t Adjutant General
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TTyHE Confessions and Experience
AN ts4.4
In " A LID

Published for the benefit, and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermatorrhea, Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &C., supplying, at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE BY one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
dec19d&w Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
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The Roads are well stocked with first class horses
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv-
ers, all under the control of competent Agents.
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NO\AOA NO WNOvo.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates OF those EN-
| inent chemists. Professors Chiffon OF New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part OF this Paper from
time to time.
| Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood, Pmi-
fer 81 per bottle or s. per half dozen. Of the Scau-
dinayan Vegetable Blood Pills, 20 cents per box,
81 boxes for 81.
ST., Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, q. Lal
oratory No. is Hammond Street. }tf tf
FOR SALE BY
DAY & jerks. Saint Paul
II. c. SMITH. ............... .LeSueur
HOW g. WEISER. ....... .Shskonoe
w. H. LEONARD & Co. .Minnsanol;s
e A. M fEII. -. j. HaStines
:: = HE 14lNJSOc1 Red Wing.
CHA Has,! BE Ms .Winona
L; " EdN VA y % C0............ do. $3.50
Gn0 I" uuInrS ~ ~ Wabashaw:
T. H. EN- Sn1NNnh.. .............E Fan Clair.
j. 5 WOODWARD. ,h Fcssss;sr
D. s.. MARSHA go Osr.Sa
j. 1. CLARK q Co. Aust;,,
81 n III p: = wCMT,TTi1l5Eh. .Faribault
Launn HlF, q PAUL. Saint Peter
LOUIS THEOBAULD. New Ulm.
Aud al Druggists everywhere. octi7w1y
lSTRICT COURT BLANKS, Of
- al kinds, for Sale by b
49,, PIONEER PRINTING CO.,
howl Third Street.
Prank DRAFTS, CHECKS, DE-
- POST SLIPS &C., printed in the best style,
PIONEER PRINTING CO..
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AND THE NORTHWES
Time as fast, and rates lower than by any other
line. Goods are delivered under the direct SUPER
vision of our local agents and consequently in better
condition than by any other line Agencies will be
established and offices opened for the transaction of
business at St. Paul and River points below before
the beginning of Spring transportation
Merchants and shippers visiting the East are re-
ferred for rates. bills Of lading and all information,
to the Company's offices-in New York, at 1es
broadway, j. c.. Oaiman Agent; in Boston, at Is
State Street. j. 8. Dunlap Agent; or to L. w. Weeks.
General Agent, at Milwaukee.
All claims for less or damage will be promptly adj
iusted at New York, Milwaukee or ST. Paul
s l. W. WEEKS
President Central Express Company.
A. G. Maya
Secretary and Treasurer. mars d&w2m-
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For. Observation-Disclosures. 3d..
And shall be accompanied by, substantially, the fol-
lowing vouchers to wit:
l.. The oath or affirmation of the party presenting
the claim, his agent, attorney or some other per-
having knowledge of the facts as follows to wit
sT COUNTY, Sy a Of w, SIS.
On this - day of -, A. u. 1868, personally ap.
for the county aforesaid -, and made oath in
due form of law that the within claim is correct and
just and that the amount charged for the same is
reasonable.
in command in or upon which the services rem
dered or material furnished that the same is just and
correct which certificate shall be substantially in the
following FORM to wit:
certify on honor that the above bill is just ano
correct and that the service therein named was per-
formed, and that the articles mentioned were dev-
cred to me- and that the prices charged for the same
are reasonable and the lowest said service could be
had and the articles be obtained at the time in this
market
further certify that said service and articles were
necessary for the public service, and rendered go by
the following circumstances, to witt
Second When it shall appear to the Board by the
affidavit of the claimant or his agent or attorney,
that the certificate of the proper officer cannot be
procured, as required in the preceding subdivision,
the claimant may introduce such oral testimony or
affidavit shall satisfy the Board of the justice OF the
claim.
Third The pay of officers and soldiers of the vol
unteer militia, raised by O'der or the Governor fOr
the suppression of the Indian raid ON frontier,
shall correspond with the pay proper allowed by the
United States to our volunteer forces now in the
field.
Fourth. The following schedule Of prices is
adopted by the Board:
For horse team wagon and driver per day. ..$S 90
g g" without driver, per day, 90
For horse team per day. Observation-Disclosures. 1 80
For OK team wagon and driver per day.. 800. Q 50
g &C g without driver, per day.. l so
ge Der day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 90
For horse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
for wagon. ....................... so
Saint Paul, March Sd, 1863.
MATTHEW DONOHUE,
PETER BERKEY,
mar5-d Swtoap14 W. M. MCCLUER.
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vUyHE CENTRAL EXPRESS co.

THE CENTRAL EXPRESS co.
On the opening of navigation, the CENTRAL Elk
PRESS COMPANY will extend its line to Saint Paul,
and all points on the Mississippi River; and be
prepared to transact an Express business between
Saint Paul. and all the Eastern and Southern cities
The CENTRAL EXPRESS COMPANY own and
operate
The Commercial Dispatch,
AN ALL Raj.
Express Freight Line,
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,, ST. PAUL,
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N CTICE.-The Board of Auditors
l for the adjustment of claims for war expendi-
lures, will meet at the following named places,
to wit:
Saint Cloud. ................. Tuesday, March 10,
New Ulm.. .....................Th Thursday &C 10.
Saint Paul. .....................Th Thursday, 6 &c,
To continue in session in Saint Paul until all claims
are audited, or their term of Office expires, which
will be on the 18th of April next.
The claimants at the above-named places respect
vey shall receive the attention of the Board in aud
tng their claims in preference to those from other
localities
Saint Paul, March Sd, 1863
MATTHEW DONOHUE,
PETER BERKEY,
mar4-d w. NJ. MCCLUER
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RULES ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF
STATE AUDITORS.
First All claims presented to the Board shall be
in trpicate, and substantially in the following form,
to wit
The State of Minnesota,
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Bi,s.plDi.r R.l,h l. coot i7n wa-t-rsou"

Bi'tsuIoi.r Raph l. Cooi i,h pa-d-Thon"
Butlrr
AcoIDES1s.--DavidN Moore. who fell from q
car 81 the corner Of water aud hsa etc on Monday
died Of his inluriss yss.efay at The Brooklyn cry
Hospital. The evidences before the Corobsr pfovca
that he ssson he rear plato m and that .hle tue
car vas turniny curve he Jumped on and Cii ns
his head against curb stone fractured BIS sGuil Nv
q, ceassd Stout u as - age, and iesves if'n
Ky =. 81 Fast Hfoai,a~. y '. 49,.
A boy named H. A. sIDiuIonB, ~hile playing m vac
Odsvalt H. B-idre ~ fesr II ~ -. vn' inuicd On
Tues ~ one Or pii. Of l1rB tolL. upon mo NC
~, cluveybd 70 his I,t,denoe, No. lC High street,
VIZ to {. ID ycstes.aT.
FIRE ~ ScHooL Hot3I.--Ye-terf1y
morning about o'tiooks FIRE broke OFT 10 pullie
school bousa NJ o. located IN nscrsv -, near Under
hill Avenue, caused b. defect In the chimney The
roof vu isnitsd ard turned bristy for come time
bu' ~ the eIerions Of the neisbbr,t fans. .eie
~ ingui,hod The damage esnssd smounted 10
about FLO
Mia Srsass,H EvASs. thes"loquent young
temperate. orator viii deliver her flyt Lecture Va
this city this evening, at ; clock At TIE Brootlyn
tabernacle, FULTON Avenue, nsai Hoyt Geet. lick'
ets 10; children l5c.
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The QuaLers on the War Path.

Al oae ofthe regular ne.ting, of 'hc Society OF
Friends, In Philadolp ia,s mtnit,ce WAS Proposed
10 be raised, g. inquire into ami attend to the
cases q young men, sons Of members, who Il vas
supposed bad, IA clear viol,t on Of all the
rules OF the Society. enlisted ~ rniHtsry service
IN THIS dresdiu war A tht case hli been ? " sht
up bciore the meeting by some OF tue str ctest
Friends, tecAne necessary T. give u the s,r :, u
osusldeietOn. and the members 4 ~. commute.
vsie Guly proposed. .'ne FIRST rosa with great
dignity, s1d with th,s iniuitabe serenity which
s~ays chhrscssfI1es TIE rr cesdiu.s of the Qua
.erH, re1uea.ed To 10 excused, on tire ground that
he could MT conscisut olsy serse In that spacty,
zee. very much ~ his Is!n and sorrow, anon Z
tae yoins members wro h.d enlsed for $40 war,
he lad a son
Auo,h,r meuiber dss'rsd 70 "a .ccr,sd On tho
ground that fro ~ hla sons BAD ~, o.iy .1ei
the army. hut were slre'dy Ia she God
Finally, th, third y emi rps., .gl stood some
mofneais wthout sIcakia,. lie vas g'ner.h's
man lie look'd Ike tie patriarch Of III. = .,on
assembly. He hair wss white but IN. cne,ks
looked Ike - rose In the STOW" "Friaods -. .u
our Weakness Cannot foreses the purrous % tie
Ores, fs'her OF al things nor should We attempt
q acrut ni1e His almighty designs II tecome. my
uW 70 In'1rm you al that my youngest son, ttno
y my gTiadS0ns snd several ~ INV peUhetr. hayo
also tsAcA ~ ARM IA Ge!ens of aur be owed go
try; and s,n very rauoh AFRAID that could not
so've on the CoiImiins with say gcot to o..
cause"
revcrent oil, nee broodsd over N. ns.enllv.
and. for protracted ln,trvni, the ,i',u r,m,in.i
hhorosen AZ lAsi, TIE 'moyer oftlo mot.ui."r SO
aud propo,ed thai "the whole mater Should bs
ten ofsrily postponed"
, very srge nurocr o'the brave young men 81
tts S1ciety ~ frients hav. gone 1, III, nelt and
they have fouoh with shero-m aud s'stn N III,
endurance % the kepuo c worthy oiUe LOYALTY q
'nef 30 ie'y to 'he kreat principles 81 hu manly
ahu te!slpu. FROM PENNSYLVANIA, New JERSEY
Indiana aud other states III, qut. proball. ia 4,
not es shIa i've thousand Quakors have enlistcl
and Tough, in our armies Cal them "OrtroIoN'
or 'Hicssi'es," . uA,e-s litlr to us; 90 Low, n,
orr ie'lov citizens are 'eadytp Iytt and dis foi
sne country, they are oar best be owed brothcrs
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MARINE NEWS.
san L, t.5I sun so,Aa Moon Il os. 20 n. w. ii.i1

f1n L., t.oisun b.u0. ~ moor u Oe.sy W. u. ~
CLRAEkD.
sTEAMsr IPa- Potomac, Po-tlsnd; Psrtcr'hufe.
\ " q l.Aus: Cont ptn.ai, II ton Had; OctorLa,
Baltimore; Taconsy, Philscelphia
eHIPs- st PAL, Nsrseilss, Do-phorr, Valparaiso.
BARKs- Philippe Au-nrs, Cidi,; u Wall.
KY Wet; Bts.nGaf, Bremen; Loo Amigos SAnta
Martha; Gaus, London; Crimea, CALAIS.
BRIGs-Juno. HAlifaI: Germsnis. RIO Janeiro.
sCHOONYRS J Ponder, Jr, Port Royal { kvanS
Baltimore: Caroline, Bsngor; II Nestbroot, do Sc
Isph, Norsieh; Ells Jane, Warrington; Duii.e,
sbern; Ralph Heset', bausor; " ID Pitts, Chin-
colleague; Advance. - john, n " Annle Hdi d. Ma
ehias; Annie Bill, Arroyo Burdett Hart Orleans;
T Rowland, baltimore: Charlotte, Boston. UeDtiIe,
HOLLAND, VIM Smith, DeDGNra.
tLOOp5- Aurora, Norwich; ldsho, YORK River.
ARRIVED
srELusHrPs- Anth-aers. Phii.dciphis Com
-tOek. do; " D Erune, Baltimore: ksfnsb. AlrIt1-
dria; Thomas sIMts, WSh nst1n, ID G. Enucprs'
nsnte. Vera Cruz.
BARK Crested ws-e. Of ard tTorn sunderland.
BRIG Arrow, Gisoe Ray; Bsinbov, Ltnssn, G II
sCUooSERs -Futsrrri~, Chinootessue; T. A
ia, iss, Providence Loibi,l do; Hattie J Ayerlll.
rsdio d, CT A stevens, Dennit kvsi. stsmsor O.
JvsD Zsnt, NirsnaW AsbInSton, do. Hops ,DelsvLe
|pbsntOm. hstanrss
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wiLiiAysBr RGiI.

CottrsfoS during the fox yesterday morn.
inr, abcut hsl.p-. seven "elaest the )oacvct street
ferry Bost, George far, While sn rotn for Nee
York With iArse humber of persons ~ bnard.trues
heavily AGAINST raft. aud for time the frea
sIoi,s.asnt prevailed. ono man vbo wn much
afraid of bcins drowned. jumped ovsrboard, Int va
spr.diy rescued. Afs' tin s sop,e distance up the
river, the reirv Boa, vss brought round ard reached
Nev Iort IA safety. Damsso triaing
FoUSDLrso. -- Officer II. Gcuschar5. n the
Gth Precinct, last might found female inf.nt shout
tso veeAs old, on the s,oop Of Prof. IrsDots head
envy, No, 70 South stb STREET, T.. ID. ~as tAk,n TO
the G.h Precinct Station house, spd ebrist-ne ed
wihem,na RssonoldsA, In honor II tho doo-naE
Of the Precinct
FIRE ~ A SCHoovKs. Yesterday morning
. Ere vas discovered on board the schooner Smrod.
lying of Grssnp'int. II vS speedily extineuish,d.
With not maze than 90 damage.
LAUNCH Til. new screw steamship Mon
terev, which vD built nv MesMs webb 4 Bell OF
Greenpoint' for the Pacific Nail StoaInsh COMPANY
viii Re launched this morning oct ls,J 81 nat pAAt
eleven oeiooh, nom the abov. yard.
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The msnpcr Ia ~h.cA tho enro'!iug eff,er stole n
march on the inhabitants of New Digcings, Wis.
con'iu, In making the enrolment. IS smu,ins, AID
gives e'iience OF considerable .n.cngry on the
Iat o. ihs, fan ,onsry.
4 Bart preacher nsmed C,sck was sprpoin,e
70 81 roll tie tow. Aite r. yelling around several
daNf whho.t tudiug "a suge man Of whom h,
60 IL tHny NJ rpaion, he cot cluded j, Soul Int
pay T. 10 ou n Inst way any longer, IN 10. olive
nloh 1.lertn pan Ui procsi ne. Piocur D.. ,he
lass yenf's enrol n,ut .lrts and tie 10 book hp
pi"',eltd 10 pu' down tvery name. young or old.
wfo'e udiuc he cou.d hnl t,eeu After com.
pieIn. hi" hs' he went to Coz pcrn.sd J isice (
th' Peace SAL requested - l.. sworn a. IL, cor.
noss. The i. +. staiel "WLat lave ,ou OF
H.. eur lment coup I'D ;" hr inquired IA sur
Prise, .Nldrn'ly ca sgIiu ei vt snuuslt Ser.
tain y" calmly replied Nj. Ga "Why, a
eant be possible" persisted tAo bewNi-red
n9!lstrAie. You couldn't enroll u ~ quicl
no ~" o." "Oh yes 10 L." responded Nj. &, 'h, n,
u he hH, AMI am ready 81 maze SIC feuu.sis
oath" 'Just let me see tho ,,nI, Val asked
the still IIz7'sd diapensor q lsw "Oa, No %
le'uon Vt ol," rspiet th- .nr' Ing o'hc,r, 81 he
hsL'Ied over the doc Iment, i. r. scanned Il Tor a
le" uenents .ttent.yey, and then pls, Ing MS a4-
4 on name, b. re- OF. "Heii that m.l Ind {
gutter 10 Oh Ihar he's too Oh - NIAsIvgs
OIL names Nerl ind ~lcsc I-iSsessJrs from
various c.o'e' we're nut Liable 10 GU llni' ~ r
WHO lad tteI enrolled ~ the Nr.ng e.sss. III,
epSho1 OF SOC masIeI wEs alarm WAS . On s,reAd
"rs' We Town tat eyerybod hsl peeu curo..e .,
NheiA't sx'r'It or not, sad Injured ,tely NJ.
. ak hAd s"e who. town srocriug - BIN nrels,
c.aLor.rs for c.rr,,tlyns Of the let. some a.. a
dozen tvlJwed E.gn .. he WAY 10 SLuI .burs, -
have tAsi1 nstn,a uxed r!yLt
Ter that all. T. h-i trouble In geltiny o.. 4
tho i4Iorns' IN le wsn.ei. tn. cpla r,g -,
eager to . mn Ga.c 'eR i.ty.a u.l,i,, cc, i'll a..
len and reserved. Tee .II, .ur B utu AID New
ID 2g ugs are cVInI Ieied. aAi prom none "a, r.
fi!i " correct via lie 20 IL -. - s.AIe
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DENEAsERY Y.

nR. JOHN HOWE, 49, CANAL STREET
I/sets q OF teeth on slyra 81 10 sir on euId
at 10 TO ~ ,ccii ma srtts ~ Centa yer 4 nh, ,.cts
filled Win gold, one crtent or other lninys 10 cts
To - per iootn Teeth eNtfsct'd without main 8,y
TEEfll EXTRACTED POSITIVELY with.
Il ogs pa u, by the vee Of the nitrous ovid. of AN
mona, gomnunly called laughing r.,, BIZ On
HkIt ~ % ,Tand IT, tppositc Lord & T.ylos',
sso inssrtnr fun ,.ts teeth on sod " patin. 10,
so tilyer u rubber, sl0 partial seu sold, prs
too h, - silver rIhAeI, No cha re fof ertrae.
iEg Sh'1 ,-gth arc 20 b. inserted " a0f
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JERSEY CITY.

COLrisioS ON THE RIVER YESTERDAY morn
ins. during the prevalence Of the for, the ferry boat
jersey City run into the L. revenue cutter Tshosa
which reyultsd In damaging the latter vessel to q
considerable extent. The enter wa struck on the
starbosrd bow. di,placinv some Of the psnks aud
knee The ferry loaf escaped unint.ed Tn. Gu,
tel hsd her powder, stores and on hosrd ready
70 call for fOrtres Monroe but this accident will de-
LAY her for several days.
HUDSON COUNTY CouRr.-The fall term OF
the Hudson County Court will open on Tuesday nsIt
triA-
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The mosi precautions, 4nl a. u. s.:uc tine,
mos, miserable people In the Word, ar tl,.a WHO
hsyt SD snly risen iron poye 'y and ,ow ,oci y.
to at'utnce ard cinpanior.h p With tie r,.l. .. =.
Ft'lIE 81 ir Iuie. To-. ty 30 y p " ~. tl,,ar.
siuolulei, they are always '.p ,ctn T. ma.
iue reu4Nk touching & e!r cTmc. ss,r. sai tue
Dot an. rrquel.IlS tals or 80 Woe uoA, .5 h..
'et ed A 49, ~ po.nti TAI u - Y. A u !rhS
sLn .rass tESIn Ns oDs u > b! 80 sLe.e-, \.
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Hz MEDICINES.

+ NJ YOUR COUnH-uSE CAMP
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goods stor'' go ho"eTy, near 4th 1t: CHALMERS
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st'n tllo gu t'rcis, hum0rs and eycIy form u
% uHtA st- cured, cols itutionz local and ue.vcus
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g. RES RllEt NATlsM
HN"ntn''s kAtALlatir l. 'uiGltn. Cures Neuralgia
tL'C. = Rh uuO,c Il ,inent Cur,a spr.lns
httltI! D umgt c IN IN, Mt Cures Ii use.
hV.ntu} NAeuuNl &c LINN mt Curcs Sore Thropt
, Atnhed,'s Rheumatic I.nInent Cures Aehes GLs
faics o Nssiy asmc aud mature.
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grsce bad of,he msster's table. NJ n. vas
enter. .in'ry .o'te friends, when, duriDg i1l' q
tue Conversation one Of item plAyfaliy remarked :
Awful pause e
n you dont ike nv paws" EXCLAIMED Mrs.
Muadle6r. whose banda. from hard work. we're
somewhat rough and red. you airt obliged to
10 at EN-. There's the door. and you eau ~ y
Mr.. Muid.ttt disappeared under Ne table to
hide lis O. nfls.on.