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- 49, ssSOh s0sae AIhSGOvGG
isrEREsrrEc TO AGENTS. SARME re, AEr
AIDES.
vlE are making : single machine which
w combines the best aud cheapest por-
table Wine and CIDER Press the dryes,
Clothes Wringer, and most powerful LitlinQ
J lack 10 the world. Il 10 the only press
adapted 70 making Apple Champaign. which
70 now regarded as one Of the most impor-
isn't discoveries Of the sge. A good scsn,
wanted 10 every county. TO whom " will
hold out such inducements a. 10 insure
5000 before Christmas The irst ore
msking application from any county shall
have the exclusive agency. Full psrlicu.
lars, terms, ETC., BY Circular.
Address. HALL. REED a CO.,
No. So Liberty st.. n. Y.
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IJA portion of the Ninth Indiana
Cavalry regiment was mustered out Of
the service at indianapolis on last
Tuesday. The Tenth will also bs
mustered ont in a few days, and The
gallant boys OF Co. NJ viii again be
among us. The regiment is yet al
Vicksburg.
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1--WE are requested by the young
gentleman to whose perturbation d
mind We alluded last week, 10 saw that
he 10 perfectly innocent in that case,
and 10 all others Of . similar nature.
and he desires il particularly and dis
tinctly understood
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liz R3AtAN1y @&~s1 @
The Louisviii eDsmocrst thus sumo 10 he
|~resuI's Of the recent election IN Kentucty
srd their v.'ue.
ALTHOUGH W. have, asa people 10 gene
rel. grave csrse 70 find faux with The militr-
nv interference in uur Sssle election. there
N much csuse ior congrs'olatlcn Our Con
e~ressicnsl delegation wlllremsin. politically
The sane-6ve 20 four 10 the legislative
contest we have about swo thirds OF The mem
ben-qui,e enough 70 adopt any measures
necessary 10 The safety sn6 welfare VI the
State. and TO repeal some dangerous and un-
cons,ir u,i0nsl ones low on our statute books
We have enough to secure an able Conser-
valve Sensior 70 represent rs 10 Congress;
md ell these We have won ia the face Of
military power and military orders illegally
10 crush the voice q people.
"Under such circumstances. We ought not
10 despair Of the Republic. or believe maj
We can not remove msrtisl-law. and negro.
troops especially. from our State. The ne
eessily Of this last shown BY the conduct O.
ths X sdicals 81 Lexington. Kentucky, All
the white solclers ia and abcu, That city
were removed, and colored soldiers subsii-
tued-two regiGents u infantry and one OF
cavslry-,o keep order ~ the election. The
reason OF ,hs was plain. White solt ers
might 40, be such ready instruments. on
cers Of white regiments would be reluctant
10 seize and imprlon men 90 the bsre word
o. = psrtisan. bu, negro soldiers . I'd Tue Of
fcers Of negro regiments. il can Inferred
would be the willing instruments OF opprrs-
sion. 1t 10 true the same Illegal acts we're
done At other places. but the fact thai The
negroes were preferred 10 this instance.
shows that they are este mel the reader
instruments Of tyranny. They mast be re
moved.
The lrgisls'ure should repsst i's action
u last water; insist upon their removal a.
due 70 the freedom and prosperity d the
State. For similar reasons msrtiaLls~
should BE- Withdrawn. We have no doubt
If the case il properly presented 10 Presi-
dert Johnson. he Will grant the Request o.
The State. 50 generally and unanimously *
pressed.
I'VE regard the important result 10 The
election 20 tending 10 restore confidence N
the S .uihern States. and bringing back III
Uoicn uuimp aired. II sho \ : to them that,
10 . Iowa State. there ID strong nsj
who sre disposed to defend al The ballot box
their right in the Union. and 70 condemn
and vindiclise measures. Kenruck,
placed herself in the van OF the North
ern Democracy 10 resisting The ~sve oil
dangerous rsdicslism which threatens mo-
Dnly 10 destroy The freedom Of the South. Y
5us The whole Union. II il strong step
obedience 20 the Constitution snu
avs, instead or The martisl.isw. which
or improperly has been introduced
~ the exigencies Of the war. l, i . pledge
% the par, Of The State TO obey The Consli-
tuition % the supreme Law Of the land. sncl
! strong condemnation or all illegsli,y. Al
'uch IL will be received BY the people,
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Ozone thonsand FIVE hundred aud
four National Banks have been es-
tablished in the country, with = total
Issue OF Sl65. 694,460. The amount
Of currency issued during the week
ending August ) was S4,G00,1i0.
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COURT NOTICE.

State Of Injl-ns, Duboi. County, ss-
10 the Circuit Court Of Dubois County.
in the State u Indiana. September Term,
A. ID 1865.
:, = = w's"''' Dl,.,s.
Mary A. Widmer.
DEIT KNOWN, That on this the third
- day Of August. In the year 1865. the
above named plsntif. BY her Attorney. fled
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of Dubois Circuit
Court. his complaint sgsinst said defendant.
In the shove entitled cause, together with
an affidavit Of . competent person, that
said defendant. Mary A. Widmer, . necssss-
~ patty TO the above entitled cause, % nos
resident Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant 10 therefore, hereby no.
tilted Of the fling and tendency Of said
compl int sgsinst her. and that unless
she appear and snswer or demur thereto.
a the calling OF said cause on the second
day Of the next Term OF said Court. 70 b
begun ard held a. the Court House ia Jss.
per. on the fourth Monday in September
next. said complaint, and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged. will
be heard and determined In her absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Cisst.
A. J. Beckett atty plG.
Aug 9Th, ls65-3w.
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1.-THE Evansville Journal. radi,
cal republican, in commenting upon
the recent election outrages in Ken.
lucky, remarks: I'VE have insisted
oil along there should Be no election
or 20 military: They will not worl
well together
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nWe see that Judge Baker. Of
our Circuit Court, has been threaten
ed with assassination At Princeton. II
he didn't discharge . jury that were
trying . prisoner. w gness his hon.
or vas not badly scared.
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ihsre 70 reason for everything. A
young fsIlov 70 Bsrsassd. New Hampshire
es' ne drought the other day bsesuss h
= gong e b married. A women 10 SEA
ffsneiseo drowned AsrsIf ssesuss che -,
nos going 70 b married.
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HoRsE SroLE.-We are informed
that . bay horse was stolen from the
passure Of Mr.. X. Z. DeBruler. liv.
ing about eight miles west Of Jasner
on last Thursday night
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"A Lecture On thc Nainre, Treatment
and Radical
Cure IL Spermat0rrhu.. or seminal Wssk.
ne~s, Inso unisry. EMi-sious. Sexnai Drsii-
NV. and Impetimen'- 10 Marriage generally.
Nervousness CgssuMrIios. EPILEr-Y. and
FRS; Msnisl and physical Inrrmpacry.
r4snlfin. from Sell Abuse. &c. By ROD'T
y CULVERW ELL. u. d.. Author Of tho
Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this sd-
'nifable Lecture clearly proves rom his N %
taat he awful c~nrsequ-nrrs of
Seli-Abuse may be effcc'ullv remuved with
%, medicine. and ithout dangerous surgi-
cal cpersitons. bougiet, INSTRUMENTS rincs,
~ cordialr. pointing out = mode OF cure %
once certain and efFrc'uaI. by which every
sufferer, no mrtter what his condition may
b.. ,nsy cure himself chssnlv. priyaf. " and
radlc~iiv. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
BOON TO THOUSANDS AND TH0US.
ANDS.
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope. 10
any address. post paid. on receipt Of six cents
or " got tsmps " addressing.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE a. CO,
1877 Bowery. N. Y. Post Office box &, 1856.
Jan. seih. ~1665-ly.
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The Government loses $780,
900 by the deialcation OF Stone. the
loyal internal revenue collector Ut
Columbus, Ohio.
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1.-THE Rev. DR., Kevels, pastor OF
a negro church in Indianapolis. ia to
be tried by his peers for e~mbczzling
the bounties Of negro soldiers.
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WANTEn, AGENTS.

(Male ~ F.male) Can clesr so PEI
week at their own home. ID a light and hon
oraple business. Any person having = few
hours daily to spend will find this = good
paying turiaess. Address. .ending stamp
for full ps,irulsra. 4. L. Lockwood, Detroit
Michigsn
s~p. 18th, ls6J-6v.
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~ Do~n 70 Texss. Cousin Sails !. Il,
popular nsme ss shs late c. g.
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WOODEN MILLS
OF
NEW ALBANY, IND.

ttft sfe doing custom work ~ nsusi. IN
W JEANS WHfTE AND PLAID fLAssrLs,
fSstYs CsssINsR RES. 5 TirE-rs, BAL.
MIR n SKIRT. BLANKETS NEw ST. YLg Gov.
EkLFrs. STOCKING YARN, &c. SC.
We csn now deliver The Goods in from
Two 70 five wee@s sitter receiving The won't.
We keep Al of the above Guoas on hnnds
2 exchange for Wool. .uf..~lnch We will.s.-
low me very highest market price We will
send price lists sni samp e. 10 those request
.in- us bs msii 10 DO -
J +. GEBHART 8 co.
July %. 1865 IN
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6rHon. Jsa Howard is ihs Democratic
aomines for Governor cf Maine.
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DRsvEs. August IA The Constitutional
Convention now IN session here voted 81
most unanimously It is expedient TO form a
State.
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U-s-Mr. G.. b. 4. Carr. one Of the besl
lawyers in Southern Indians. hes located Ia
our county. aud offers his professional ser.
vices to those drsiriug them. lie will At.
tend the approaching terms Of the Courts
He can b. consulted a. Tho resiience 81
Rev. A. " Shivsls nesr .Isy-s,Iie. ~ bus
mess lefi tur linn there will be promptly al.
tended -. We b.speuk Tor him a sh.rs Of
patronage. augI2-3m.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION


PHILADELPHIA, PA
DISEASES 81 The Urinary and S-xional
- Systems rew md relishi% ir-sim|pi.
Also in- BRIDAL CHAMBER, al E-ssy u
!" srm'hg aud lnsfruc,ivn. lent Ia s-sl,a
TIRE ~ charge. Address d.. j.
ShiLLlN HnUGHTlN Howard A--uri.-
'l'n. NJ > SOUTH Ninth STREE. Ph,lair.-
ph'a. Fs. Jul, 18Th. is65-ly.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given ,kss sfs m der.
~ signed viii apply 10 he Dvbois Aosri
q COUNTY Commissioner. q The ssp,em.
Der session thereof IN ices, ios q rstsil H.
cense under The provisions o. ~ act entt.
fl"d "An er' w regulate and license tho
ss'e Of spurious. ' Moe. melt md other In.
toxicsung liquors The pisce az sale win
pr "a inr nolss now occuplsf bv him, on
the corner Of West Main snd Newton
streets, in rho town Of Jasper. Baintndrs
township. Dubois Co.. Ind.
The citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
FRANCIS BRELaGE.
Aur IL l9e5-3w
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NEW SADDLERY
AND
GNAz Harness Manufa Glory.

WILLIAM II. PREFER. respectfully
announces 70 the citizens Of d bois. and
surrounding counties. that he hss opened q
Shop OF North Main street, In jasper.
wher- he Is prepared 10 do all kinds Of work
IN Sadclery. harness making and buggy
trimming. A stock Of saddles and hsrsess
kept constantly on hand for sale rs low %
They can be bought elsewhere. Repairing
done promptly. lie will be thankful Tor :
share Of public patronage.
July 22d, 1865 II
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90 Jn-V pnbi -ssc. "A : Seated l:usriops
&ssS Price SIX Canoe
4 Lecture Oh thc NsrnTs, Treatment
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The Nev.York scmi-W weekly Tribane.

Ready this morning contains .,.s.-.... 49,.
news tUlusiT:y--M.ti,Fy Naval, ne IN S'et,s ~
from nshiuetor rgn,s ilo SCAT Atint sac, Nm
ta Ky ami TeIue..ea; NOW Oh, New ~ 'NJ "
states. tie PaciGc sope roaa. Dome'Ge ei'er4u! anu
Foreign New. a. 49,. II d., y vi.
TINS T.Al o. wipE-In'ee''ini F'r'cu'''' Of w '''
dtncr. rt 1870 %. ps,,e,
nnd lfily-A ~ que IN Shern . - Nm, n -.
EgpLy on JrpGg iioLT 70 MoyrGoM RI bNA"-'"'
Chn--.. Of he Iut'.t C1r.ilcffi and prn,et.,
Tuy RrBrL LoAs-A list Of The fne.ish i'l' a., -,
tRaM M notwithstanding Letters ron VI ~ Rnch
rnoniept, Al h,st, lofos md tausffo Nb"bV' "a -.
PIE Icni Juar.s's successor hevw =,
Specie ,oi ssc and specie circulation Frii' Q,
Morv. ii,..e.roos ical AID SHi-aryt np.tHt i ~
erce between q, rs n-a aud ,o"ir NJ hi' b IN
what they About Defeat OF "a. s, Nav la rone
Ipnu river Dsals o. tie EHc)lntss-N La 'iV 10 'e
{ smafso ard Where II i. =, -, c,ort,' r,,,sr,.
Troa ina mo QaAYDE-Lett,t = om ~ .lr.s 49," D.
vile ..,re.pold-n Al onls Aong he hlv,r uohan ray
master. In the Army Of The Hi9 oi'nIsi III =;
issb of m, T.not The Weather. Adventures OF rae oil
BIifis. ,,,,,x r,,.--.,ir, Ia,.r fra,
I'M, sne~, The Cholera Jus tesrfu hayss's
90 fu0 destroyed by IT. Scenes sna 'hc"e"'
WniruuALL- Arr.vA VI HAVE steamship; Exanas.ien
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Tho Equinoctinl storm.
PHILADELPHIA. Mo-


4 heavy rain fcli this evening, md the
weather j. quite cool aud Autumn Ike 20 night. Tner.
mometcr. .. a IL o'clock.
UTICA Monday Scr.. II lsd5.
Weather raw and chilly oil day, H.th di.1'ing rain
most Of the time. The wind shifod during the day
from southeast 10 northeast. Thermometer. So.
PROVIDENCE. Monday sept. u, 800
cold northeast storm Las ircra.lel all day; fne
wnt ald rain axe Increasing tonight. IAermonetri.
%. 80
ELNRA MONDAY. Sept. Ia 1875.
Rain has been falling heavily al day The streams
In this vicinity al very much swollen ara Tcsset
expected. The weather J. extremely colr.
ROCHESTER,. Mondeg, sept. ID, l-6J
Weather very cold; drilling rril nearly 81 day.
I Cd lmomcier Co. Rain still continues.
SYRIA I-F. Monday. sept. Is irO'
weather very chilly. II la.Bed ,siy heav'iy last
might, and neatly all day there has been drilling
rain.
ArpAvY. Monday Sept. y is65
A heavy f4.a Storm accor panied ly stofisy north
east wind cor menccd Aese at gtcn.ng ana con Dnc
almost without cessation ~ o. this evening lhs rhn
hts ceased hu The weather is yer! cold and mere
Is every prospect 81 inois fa.n.
Ppr.BgIIlsiS Nonlav Sept ~ los
The weather In tie morning was vCIY chilly. In tie
afternoon there cod drilling rsin Wiih Tons
cgsief.y wind.
tWA,HAsIvE. Monday. Sept. Is issi
Pain fril lcre this Afternoon. Tonight tar tth'r
Is cloudy aTi very cold
rAlilfory Moniar Sept. a. 80
The eJuinoctia siorr1 80 IN here hs afternoon WITH
rain. ald heavy wi1i from "a easinn.
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Murine Disasters.

Boston. Monday. Sept. IL ls65
The schooner Neptune Bride OF New ork
from Wilmington with cargo Of cotton, was run ina
last night while at anchor below this port by tho United
States revenue cutter PawtuXet "a
The schooner Is in her beam ends and nearly iui
OF water, but will he towed mp 10 the city. 49,
LONG BRANCH Monday. Sept. 10. ls6o.
The schooner Fidelia, Capt. Harley, is ashore
at Long Branch and will probably be total loss.
ROCHESTER. n. V, Monday, Sept. II, leto'
Tho schooner LOohiel, Scott, MASTER rom
Dundas G. W, for Oswego with 1900 bushels OF
wheat ioundered in the gale Lake Ontario at day
light this morning. 10 miles northeast OF Gchcseo
Light. The captain and crew came into the tennessee
in the yawl-boat at Q o'clock this morning, having
saved nothing from the vessel.
HOLINESS HOLE, Sept. II, leoo
The steamer Chronometer. bound from Calais lor
New. Haven. arrived here to-day She reports having
yesterday into the schooner Friend of MiDriugc
Capt Stront from Ezlbethport for Boston, the ycssei
sinking in 80 minutes. The crow were oil saved.
Also arrived steamer Jersey Blue from Now York FOR
Boston.
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CLARK-At Pieruon. Monday morning, seM is Joseph
inc Curtis daughter OF Ella M and b. gaylord crk. IN Tho
TIE r5ers services win take place Piermcn wcd.s.
day Sept 10 at Y oeock fess sss a. ho ~,
ee Jsrev City via Northern Railroad Of New Jersey
o. O. IS A M Carriages viii he in waiting ct the Ups
Piermont Station ..-sn-1
DAyENfORT-At Hopswe. Duchess Co.. q =. q b S1
gIdsy Sept S r. - az d r.sr Of IL age '''
ri. }ends add acqaaisnces repeatedly 'rvte5 20 g.
t,nd the funeral nj CliDonayc congresItiona. ""''
Bl Boz on iaesdsy Sept. 10 at, O'clock D. M
DIrDLEyon Saturday Sept l6 at Fishkil Ducbss' Co.
n " Joseph j. Dudley, IN tl.e 18th year Of ms ago
Hartford Coaraus ind Norwak oazet.s please o0W,
urtLYh Fo,hug L. L. on Monday Sept, H. ,s q son
sc,on Of lie brain George Lord iO'r son Of WIFI"
nd Annie J. IIesly. ,.,,ec.f,,lly in
y,ci 20 attend the funera the resiencs T" ~, Ps
Faakacc wsdnssdsy sept . % en % apoS lie
arrival of the II 30 III. train from Hunter rom.
HoUGHroN-.n Na,hvls on Mcnday SEPT u sssae''''
oo:Op .9a Of s late fse SSnsh o. Of the
tIonSn wednesday, Sept 20 At II o'clock ~ -. nnei,
i. Rev wi Dr. HO"sson s issPeoiy invited to attend
Wa,higgtCn papers please copy.
aonday Sss =, s sss D. o ,ud Emy
! Rowland aged month. and DAY. Gen,
10 ., 10 .ocs a. m, from the reIenoe Of Geo W. Pratt
East Eighty onds, between Third and Fourth seS,
KENNEDY-on Sunday sept, Y Of consTmpi'mn s K.ae
garc A. the beloved daughter Of ROBERT and Le'"n NJ"
IT,, ,.iu,i, will De taken from fathers residence NO ~
Wc,, Twentietls Tor iuterment in BIopxyie tepreey
! on tLis Cruesday) afc moon, at u o'clock ..ssl
KNAPP-on sunday Sept II, John D. En'pP sou ChiF'e'
| W aud Coruelia Knapp. aged 20 wears. 80, 80, 49,.
The iends aud relatives uved 70 attend ms inner, o
t., Rsfornlnd batch Church the Rev Mr. oapsc iwc,ty
thirds between Sixth and Seventh ayes on "'une'usJ'
| Sept. 10 al 10 O'Clock a. ~. - imam,
His remains viii DO ,kon to Stanford Conn., ior
lMERRELI.-At South Lee, Mass, Thufsdsy sept ~;
,ral NJ js wife Of Wni O Mer-eli OF that pace s"'
daughter Of Sgme s,-boins Of Flushing, j. l.
! NEwTON-At New Trirrtop. 8. T.. on MONDAY Sept ~
Bearic. Mary daughter Clement and Beatrice NEWTON
aged months and 20 days. -.-.r---...
.OSHEh-On sundsy Sept IT, at No. 33Yoadewetsr d, ~
Y Mary Ann iuan. daughter Of Mary J. Gardiner ana
| Jeremiah o Shea a-el month and 81 days
CoIk papers please copy
lRIDDLE-Suddenly. on Monday morsog, sept 10. Anus
duncan vile Of John Riddle OF this city l.-
= Sbsfce Of funeral to morrow. ......
I ROELOFSEN-M Newark N. J.. on Monday. sept rs
Sarah W. vile Of Christian Roeotsen an the IId yeet OIL nS'
! -. .,.,t.
Tie r,ves and frieas invited TO attend the funers tb
Tuesday, afternoon. at O'Clock from her late resisence
! No 20 Park place. NewaES.
! WOOD-A, Huntington l.. J.. Sunday, Sept. ~ Han''
T. wife Of James 2. Wood aud daughter Of the iS,e sam
\ ret Nissan
The ves and friends Of the family invited steno
her funeral without further notice a. her late ~tiaen's
, on Wednesday. Sept 20. at O'Clock p u
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From san TraDo@.co - Commercial Tn-
tcitfysnce.

sAs FRAs ISCo. SATURDAY S~r' q 1873
! Tale during the wcek has been m1lcr ieiy
active VIII RI ATS .us'r 81 5'oet %. ra.itfl goods.
and the nOra--iYa % two or tAfft sb.ls orc.-dur,
nrice ~ leating stories terl upward obs oaai.'s.
ifps lsons case s.o.A stacl .nsp ooiire hud 1irr.
i.ais haze alysieed lat ihc higher prieos nad ici'
ticl conditions OF ailfs ~ the las. ohet - s,lc
liaiiOn.
Two .c, sels Save arrived .rl o., OClo,k Sea with
picked Goldfish. Ohcrs are 80. er'ct ifrslod pdnsh
stlls a. % cents pound which lais ajol' - cents
10 dry
wAca, has again alYancrd gu.cs an cTp.ri dcn1tl
fur Australia. closing nj 81 .pgsi" ico - fr 'hc
Jest qush'y Wool ADJ Hides hrm. laLor . lsucc
aui A!rlcr
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FGoN FORTRESS MONROE.
1as Eliot Boat Case-Kaising the Merri-
Mac-Persons,-Tbe Weather.
lor1RL.s MONRnE Seinrdar. Sont. nd. III

., loTIRE.s MONROE Saturday Sept. lG, ieC5.
e. lie Pilots arrested on the pilot-boat Wm.
os.Gey by the PlOyost.MaEshnl Capt. Hitchcock,
were ,eo!ly pIim1ndcd by Gen. Miles and allowed
g. about tier business.
Pr q. "inder arrested about three weeks ago On the
Eastern S.ore by tue Provost. Marshal is not and has
M Osea al Fortress Monroe as reported.
A. n l ndtrtoTi & TO- rrrccaSrs). commenced t..
- I"s:Dg the old MerriiDacs lying near Craney
,, N-fe she was blown up by Tie Rebels. II is
ii 49, yet her copper will exceed go tuns She
Al u.s., one COMPOSITION wheel weie ching nine tuns,
r. .lv-r-se ainonnt Of Old irons arnOr cannon, &c.
oni,. ny winds have driven into this harhor
eo,a.las 'N''F''' A-'.i "'"-0' 0"H''' 80
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From Dedicu:icn ef n dNureh-
, Assnult upon u Soldier.

ELURA, Monday. Sept Il. l-6j.
The First Presbyterian Church. which was
burned down during the progress Of tho Sanitary frr
IN this city, afterwards rebuilt. and again blown down
by a heavy wind. has At last been completed, and
was yesterday dedicated and opened FOR public worship
with appropriate services.
A discharged soldier was .oanl lying in tho streets
on Saturday night IN an insensbe condition. be hal
been beaten and stabbed five or six times about tie
face Ii appears that he had just been paid of. and
sent away nearly all hi money What he had. however.
stolen b. bis assaiants. He was conveyed totae
hospital and stlll remains In very critical condition.
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inauguration Of the slorsc Railway an
lsali(Rx.

HALIFAX, y. g. M0nday, SGT. Is. IsO2'
The inauguration of the Horse Railway was
celebrated here Saturday. The frat sod was turned
by Sir Richard Graves MacBonnel and lady.
After the ceremony urgc number of ofc..as ladies'
md citizens partook OF splendid coia,on. given by
". j. OBrien. 4, of Brooklyn, the prVjecior anu
proprietor OF the railway.
Speeches were made by his Ezceuency Provisional
Secretary Topper Judge JactaoD, the American Coz
sul, Mr. OBrien and Others.
The occasion wac a peliec, success, ani shc railway
is an cstab.ished fact.
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MAR IslE ID.

BOLTON-IOINSON-A Gfpcc Church. West Farms N
" . THURSDAY Sept II by the Rev Washington Rodman
Rector. Mr Thomas Bolton, jr Of WsstcLeser NJ L., TO
bis III. Faanls JoLnson OF Bath.
MklN-pEGR0FF--On Mondly Sept, D. at the residence
the BRIDES parent. BY the Rev J. T. Gorso Hubert T.
Main, - Mis o. Louise Detroit daughter Of LOWS De
Gf,f, nj e this city. No csrds.
Georges Church, Newbnrs. BY the Rev d. Htowr' Rec
tor Erasu 49, Rudd Of this city 10 Augusta only daughter
OF W Titan Euilerton. esl.
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DiE

ArwOOD-On SanJsy Sept. II, Of assumption Sarah r.
wife of " H. Atwood aged IS yensa ii months and days
Tie relative, and friend. of the family respectfully In
vted TO srd ths funeral services this ruesday) afternoon
AZ ocock At her ato rsden.e No. 100 West Thirteenth
ST.. without further invitation,
Her remains viii be TAX 20 Plcaanvle WeschegIer Co.
vu Wednesday morning tor tn!vru:ut ~ -
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TUE INDIAN COUNCIL.
signing the Treaiy-Amisy Among Tie
hises-Tbe BiuG Creek Council.

IT, iohI SAIIB Ark, Friday. Sept Is, 1865
"a, s ss remainder Of the loyal Cherokees and
OIL, sr.e. Semlno.es. have signed TIE treaty. The
ss-s,s gsiigns asked for further time but gave as.
The ,aal they would AL sign tbs treaty
NJ ~, ~, eS.els 10 be perfect reconciliation among
.'ipes, EXCEPT the Cherokee
0. .S - - Haineg VIII attend the Bluff Greek Council
'' ~ IA OF October instead OF Col Parker.