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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

A Irshman fell in love with a lady, but
she instead of reciprocating his affections,
fell I'M love with another man and married
him, which caused Pat to cxclaim in the
fulness of his heart; "Och, would that you
had been borntwins sol tllat could have
hal rial of you
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
San Francisco. Dec. 80.

.... "' San Francisco Dec 80.
The, steamer Golden Age sailed for Pa
mama to-day, taking 81, ,ol4ooO in treasure
of which SS,000,G00 is for New York. .i.+.ff
\ considerable shipment gold and sill
Yer bullion from the Arzonia Mines. has
been received here, amounting to $500, O,0o0.
The reports from the mines in that terri
tory are very encouraging '.. -r.v .rsr -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

Henry Winter Davis. one of the ablest
supporter. of freedoms srem the border
Ssates. deed in Baltimore ON Saturdav.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
The Post Office Clerk.

The editor ofthe Clark County (O) Demo-
suits of an experience as post official,
which will doubtless be recognized by
many of our readers as very similar to
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

' A Kalamazoo, Michissn, correspondent
of the Detroit Advertiser, relates the fol-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-29
MGT5ODLEANY
TIE COLLAPSE OF CR1No11NE.-

HE COLLAPSE OF CRINo11NE.
No one who promenades Broadway
nowadays will doubt that the long
foretold collapse of crinoline" has
at last come to pass. 1t is visible to
the most careless observer, and has
proof In our most fashionable ladies
as they @march along" The i'm
mense circumference of skirt and
sweep of train that came in vogue q
dozen years ago, and have been ex-
panding and lengthening ever since,
until recently, are now things of the
past. In their stead masculine eyes
are now gratified by neat, trim dress
es, at once moderate in size: grace
fully brief, and pre-eminently piqan,
Ne,c Yorh, Times.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-10

The Pacific Railroad act also authorizes
the construction OF road in Nebraska, TO be
continuation of The Burlington aud
Missouri Railroad of Iowa, whenever that
shall be constructed, and to connect with the
Union Pacific from Omaha; and also for
railroad from Sioux City, Iowa, in south
west direction, TO connect with the Union
Pacific. The former of these is to receive
Government aid in the shape of land, and the
latter land and bonds. Neither of them,
however, we believe, has been commenced,
A little study of the map Of the United
States will enable any one, from the fore
going description, to trace the routes OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, the Union Pacific
Railway, Eastern Division, and their
branches. 1t will be seen that the two great
roads follow the valleys Of the Platte river
and of the Kansas river respectively, fro
the Missouri river at Omaha and Klnsas
City, and that they are TO unite somewhere
in the immediate neighborhood of Denver.
Thence through the Rocky Mountains, and
on to The California and Nevada line, there
will be but the one great trunk road. At
the California and Nevada line, the Central
Pacific Railroad of California will be met.
his road is being built by a company char
tered by the State Of California, but one of the
original companies authorized by the Pacific
Railroad act, and aided by the Govern
ment in bonds and in land. In ase the Olli-
frnia Company shall reach the California
and Nevada line before the Union Pacific
Railroad Company shall have completed their
road to the same point, the California Com
pany is authorized to work on and build the
road ole hundred and fifty miles further in
this direction. The whole line of road is
bound to be built and ready for use, from the
Missouri river to the navigable waters Of the
Sacramento river in California by the 1st
day Of July, 1876, or it torfeits, with all its
appurtenanoes, to the Government
To guard against rivalries and hostile dis
ordinations between the various companies
owning these roads, it is expressly provided
by law that they shall be operated as one
great continuous line, and with no dscrimina-
tion as to rates, times facilities of transpor-
tation, or anything else, against each other.
From present indications, the whole grand
enterprise WI. be completed and in full ope-
ration long before The lime specified in the
Pacific Railroad act.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-10
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The Handel and Hadyn Society will give their first
concert of the season,
THURSDAY EVENING, December Is,
Mendelssohn's Grand oratorio of
i L JAH

win be performed Solo parts by
DR.. @. A. GUILMETTE OF Boston
mr. GEORGE SIMPS IN, OF New York,
Miss CAROLINE MCCAFFREY, and
Miss Vi. AlLXAN DEROf Philadelphia
he parts of the Youth and the Angels Trio by
three boys oc.ed from the chOr and Instructed by
Professor Pierce, OTganst OF St. Marks Church
The Chorus Will embrace over three hundred
voices listed by Grand Orchestra of iorty in-
struments the whole under the direction Of CARL
SEN1Z.
No subscriptions will be taken after on DAY MORN
ING 10th inst mt The X sheet Will then be Opsn
for the sale of single tickets.
Admission to all parts OF the house, 81. Reserved
Sests in Parquette PaTquette Giro O. and Balcony, 80
No extra charge fer reserved seats in the Family
Doors viii open at IA O'Clock. Commence at pre-
Subscribers can now get their tickets at Trumplers
Music store.
The Uratoro OF DAVID will be the Second Concert
JANUARY 81, 1867. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-ey SHkrPARD'S SHIPPERS' GUIDE,
Diving complete hippiog directions 10 Railroad
River a. d Inland towns tbrougho ut twenty .our wes
tern and southem states viz -
Ohio Indiana, Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa Missouri. KOnsas Kentucky, Tenn5s-
see, ississppi, Arkansas. Alabama, Georgli,
Flonda, Louisiana Texas Virginia, wary
land, De aware, North Carolina,
Souh Carolina, and Cali iornia.
IT names every Express aud Te egraph station,
Steamboat Lines Petroleum Companies, and Hotes W
tie above States,
Also Bu.iness Register In the back of the book
containing Il names Of the principal merchants manu-
isctuiers, etc. in the United states
lLBKl FINE d HIGGINS, publishers TO 80 NJ
UR1u Street our agents for the sale OF the
work when publishc5.
PHILIP A. 6IGGlNS, our General Agent 10 now in
ii city so letting advertisements subs Iiptlons etc.
All communications addressed to him at Box 1885,
Post once viii be promp ,ly attended to
j. =. SHEPPARD & co,
PUBLISHERS,
No. GO Wet For RITZ street. Cincinnati Ohio.
NO St6 OLIVE Street, st Louis, do. l246t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-10

The Fxiles.-General Harris, General Shelby,
General Price, aud all those Rebel soldiers
who were living on lands civ en- to them by Maxi
milan, have been compelled to abandon their
tarms and take shelter in Cordova. Generai
Shelby is running wagon train from Paso del
Macha to the City of Mexico. The undertaking
affords blm good living. General Hlndman
IL ID CoIdova, practising law. Ex-Con gressmau
(Judge) Oldham, of Texas. is engaged N writing
history oil the war, together with taklns pho-
toeraphs as means OF support.
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~ DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD

D=4R Ia
CHERRY-in the whole history Of medical dis
coveries Gmedy has performed so many or such
remarkable cures Of the numerous affections of tn.
Throat, Lungs, and Chest this long. tried and Justly
celebrated Bal am. So generally acknowledged is the
superior excellence OF this remedy that but fe of the
many who have tested its virtues by experience fail 70
keep at hand speedy and certain cure lor sudden
attacks of Cold -iuy believing that its remedial powers
comprehensive enough to embrace every form Of ds-
esse from the 81 ghst cold to the dangerous symp
toms Ct pulmonary complaint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From Rev FRANCIS LoBDELL Pastor of the South Con.
49, eresaiions! Church, Bridgeport, Connect
VI consider IL duty which 10 suffering hmm anity
10 bear testimony the virtues Of Or Wisar I{a,am Of
Wild Cherry have used il-when L have mad occasion
for any remedy fer Coughs Co ds Sore rhr1aS-fJr
relieve and cure have frequently en- very b arse
on Saturday, and looked to he del We of two
sermons on the following day with sad mi giyngs but Iy
literal of he Balsan hOarsenPss la nyarjaby
been removed. and have preached wi hout dithcuiy.
81 cOGmCLd IL 70 trcthIcn In the stry aud 70
public speakers generally as certain remedy for the
bronchial troubles 20 which We are peculiarly exposed
Prepared by SETH W IOWLE & SON No. IA TIRE.
---
For all the Protean forms of Disease originating in
SCROFULA,
there nothing equa the purifying effects of Iodine
when administered In pure state.
DR. H. ANDERs' IODINE WATER
ia solution of Iodine dis solved in water without
diseases ever discovered. Circulars free
j, r. DINSMORE,
No. 36 pEY Street, New York
ooiu py DiussStS seneiaiy HlO3llN 1t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-10

Foreign Postage The high postage on letters
between France and England provok IS share
discussion IN London. The present lmi tor the
single foreign letter is quarter OF an olnce IN
England.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

f9Y| SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Dece mber TO- 1856
Inc Snnual Election Tor Directors wi b. he a1 ihe
Ban king hous. on TUESDAY NORNINi JanuSrys
1877 between the hours of 10 and ! c ock
IA w mWll5t T.. LA b, Cashier.
n9~ PROFESSOR FRED, A. ROESES
- Course of Lee ures at the HALL OF IHE USI.
Ykhsl1Y -lO-AOtRo tVENIAG, ct 8 O'c ock-
he outt anH rivate Life of ChaiIepaRne Tic xet,
the Han " ~ It.
nc1&s THE THIRTY-FlRST ANNIVERSARY
80 o. the HOWE VISIONARY SoGIETY of
PhiladelDh.a will be held in the RaT REFORNED
PRF BY ERR N ChUR' n BIO ID Street be oW
Spruce, on uesday Evening De ,ember H. At TX
O'Clock Addresses Will be de ell bt Rev a ia u
GEORGE Ii. STUART, Esq N :" anu
1887 Chairman Committee on Public 1eStnn0s
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COPRANO WANTED FOR ST. CLEMENTS
- CHURCH.-A powerful voice AM good reading
essential. Address MT FRANK DARBY, No, 1913
FILBERT Street, at once. IL 10 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-10

90 not vote reprsssntetg No Northern o.
per ever sees these QUESTION:; they only
'chiis " u psierpsi ~sy for not SO sfiing
'he msgnsnimsus and reasonable terms o.
the Amendment.
Iu, !. no one to be represented shc does
no, W, l. ,hi- r-svoni Persons under
liwen'y-nnr years ~ sge 4, not vote: 20.
men do not vote nu, they rsy. II 'h.
hlacks srs represented tho whites OF The
South csnnot repre-~n, them With propfie.
~, because they would NOT reflect The sen-
um.ni- Of the olsck-. There 10 considers.
Bile -peclcu.nsss ia this; bat il proves too
nuch--ic carry our ,he idss. ths blscks OF
the Ssuh ough, 20 b. represented by Narth-
ern men. snd he sddiiionsi representation
frrm his scurce ough, 20 he given 70 he
ssn,sfion curtsiIsi in order 10 reduce cur
ppwer VI nairiendlv legislation sgsinst the
Negro, 10 We not make the State isw-
shish govern iin. ~ psry Of rssson.
We sre uuil, W do this. where We are ~hoiiy
uur..usi1,d.
l.u' here: The object Of representing any
locality in . legislative body IL 10 sseurs
I.gisissien which will prnsec, The grnsrsl
interest. Of that locality Th- Scu'h VANS
r'pss-4ffss,tn in Congress. 10 order 20 DE-
veisre ths indns'risi interests ~ The Son,h.
for exsmnis. Ms every successful sF n
10 procure tersiiees' Legislation Tor The
South vii sSvar'scs every hnmsn h~iag
ia the Seurh Dri II III South dos mol
have i's legiiima'e weight u ih- Nations
Legisl 'ure her intsr-s'. ~ili su'f~r slso
II ih- ; nth prn-pers. The negrs ~ili pse-
per; i tie S.ulh lang1i.hes. the nsgrs ~i Y
diminish
And nnsl'v: ~ s'r-sds ~rnsr ins.lcvi.-
bic injury tran, the press~ce ~ The neg Y
rsee smong 10. shall s-aisl.'iou iRsks ihrm
en- sdiifisnsl turdent l 10 nur sissor'nn~
20 be excluded from th- hsnsh's ~ fnreiRr
immigration hsr.use We hsse The nrfr (;
mu-' We a.s representation from t,,h SUR
ce-f
We hsv- 10 spses 20 r, isio ~. snhisc'
~ cnrisi.ns our r~nrsstatsstaa wiihsu ~.
NJ riskius our tsx-i,n
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DIT KNOWN. That On This 10Th dsy
- - No'emhpr 1866. 'he above nsnrd
plsiniif, BY his Attorney, FLED IN the Office
81 The Clerk Of Dnbois Common Pleas
Couri, bic compliant .gaiust said defendants
in the shove entitled csuse. together with
IN affidavit Of . competent person. thaf ssid
defendants. Matthias Nehriuger. John Mn.
finger. Ms,y Zimlichs Kunr ilnnds In Itch
Joseph Zn,lich, Margaret A \ assmsr. Cue
'svs Rosemsr, Francis Wineeariner. Louir
Wirecs,'ner snd Msvgsrs, Nehsingsr u.-
eesssFy psr,ies 10 the shove entitled cause
ere not F-sidents OF the State Of Indian.
Said defendants are therefore. hereby NJ
'i6sd Of the filing end pe0dency Of sa.a
complaint, and 'h-' un'-se they sppssr sn5
snswsr OF demur :hevs'o - the calling Of
sid cause o. ~ srccnd day Of the next
'.rm Of said Court, 70 be begsn end held q
the Court House 10 Jasper, on the first Non
day ia January mex, said complaint and the
mstless and things therein contained AID
alleged. viii b. heard snd determined in
their absence.
HENRY A. HoLTHAUs. CLARK.
G Dane AIRY.
Nov low
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-10

nPwe srs sx,remely psinsd 20 learn ~
ne 5sssh. ~ the 39'h uit- 81 Csps. A. y
Er,~w. Z. Rces5ort Jack" vss native
% Jasper. aad passed his early life emo
learned bic trs6e in our 'swn- Here ne
smsibed those principles Of honesty, in'ez-
risy snl sosrissy. Which in HE yesrs cfmsn-
hood nsje him honosej. respected sd
loved ~ oil who know hin A. the com
sn.peessns Of she ls's yer he entered he
service. sad remsIasd for three years. ms'n'
issniss 90 unsniIi.d reputation 81 through
i,s many temptations. bot The exposure q
camp lie wss too much for bic constitutes
end ne coruscsed the disease. consumption.
Of ~hieh he di-d. He wss but little over
thirty tour yesrs o. see. being scarcely -
the prime Or life. srd Leaves bshirdd wiis
End ehi,5. A. du'ifvI SON. - sffee''ons's
husband and father. sd . citizen respected
~ sil. he vilI long be remembered, and be
example msy be probably emulstee ~ the
rising generations. His relatives have our
heartfelt sympsshies-
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NOTICED hNstns slv.e. shs' NE under
AVsgned wil ppb fsr lceDss st the De
tembAf term, '66 ~ The Dubri- County Com
missionsrs, uDdef NJ M visi3ss an acl
sntitled @An sct 20 rerriai. li.~rsA ''r
sale Of spisisous liqu -. 'nsl., skd aer M
t''xic s,inc liquors. the place Of sals ~iil
Re upcn The W nises .cerr.d By aim. shs
prscixc location 81 snsch NJ - follor-. On
II lot No 30 10 the Ta~. OF FsrdiDa ~,
Ferdinand Tow nrhip. Dubois ccursy. Ind
The ritEsN- il said lcwnship WIN lske
due notice thereof
JOSEPH GOEpPFRIcH.
Nov. 10, le66-sw
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HEsRTEuaS IS raIise frsm snHwirg
pain s,d nea, sbuus ~ regions Il ~
-fom.ch. accompanied wrh nsusas. So
the D. ctirg 81 th'a ~si-ry acsds: - NJ
qsid. erpsri. y IL th- norma, are n.
.mmc. symptoms r. ia Yourself 81 lhi-
routl-sDAns somsisi,t avoid s-firlvs "
food lrs' sss'iy undergo fermentation. gskr
RDBAck's STOMACH IrTERs three times :
dsv. " -si.r SAD sdh-rs 70 1fy Ai-, ~ :
shprr 'insr. srq vns will ind scurssit rur~d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-10

Ur.Ths Camp. Tho Dsstle-fisld and Hoo
pitsr' Il the title Of hsndsone vsIsse.
10, Issued ky s. r JUskrs q Co. 173 Race
street. Csreisssu. Ohio. The author hss
dslsed mes, Inadvertently smsssss she mas
go Of curious Incidents uhieh hsvs MARRIED
Tho ls:s wsr. asd hss grouped ssd elsssifsd
:Aem under appropriate hssds. sd barring
. pslisissl biss. uhish appears occasionally
. .sr he bssusy u the work. hes made On
stirsciivs beck.
Thsrs i essssis porsiss q the vsr thai
v,ii sevsr . isso the regular histories. ssd
~ill not ct enbodied il romance o. poetry
vhish . very resl part 81 i. end vii. i
preserved, csavsy 20 ssecesdisg ssnsrssisas
better ilss Of the spirit Of the eonfet
shss assy try rspsrss o careful ssnssives
u svssss. ssd THE part my - called the
gossip. lbs fun. The psshos. 81 she var
These iliussrsis The character Of shs lssd-
ere. shs hsoos q The soIdisrs. me devotion
sf vsnss. shs brewery Of men. The plsek
81 oss hsssss. the ronsscs sd hssdships
81 the service Fron he begina;ng Of the
var shs sushor DR- l. r. BRocKErr. hss
been snsssed i es!Ieesise I'll The sssedoses
connected viih o illustrative 81 u.
The vo:uas = psoisssIy iIlss'ss'sd with
over 100 essravisss. The books esasssss|
issI1de "reminiscences Of esnp. picket. spy.
scsrs. biveuse. sisgs I'D bssslsfsId sdvsn.
surss; thrilling tssss q bravery, vis. dssils-
". ssu'csi sad Iudiesess adventures, 81, stc
Il 10 Just such voIsos = sill 6sd No
mesoss psrehsssss. asd jsss sssh sss 81
psrssas sstkiss % ses . boob sgssss should
80 70 thsir liss.
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MOTT r To EIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE

Safe "a Inoians. Dsssis County.
NOTICE 4 h.tfns svrn that Aibssf 5 o
dssn.ln. Adm nlsirsuov ~ M s't.fs
Of Gerhsfd Sch4p. dfcsssrd. hEr fsi NIX
p~tiiion 70 cell thr sesl e-isre ~ ihr decss
rn,, his personal being in.uiii ciesi % % y
his debts; and ihst sid peirlen vii ~
hsud At he mex, term Of the Cour' 81 Com
ID ~ PIE uf .ssd \. sciv.
Aa~si: HENRI" A HOLTHAUS. Clerk
nov. 10-3w G G r DUBOIS c.
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TAXES! TAXESii

NOTICE 10 h~~~sv gees rAs- 80 rsr
~ Dupnrsis 81 l-cs. . ayw a. sA< hs.se
= sks rsuIts Tsssssrts sor s-'s>rassn: 80
'"r ,he gsrPsss 80 resltrssns ga. .sr.- ~
~in s'senS o. hss ss.r. " Jaeger. 1s,sx~
Lssiaess hra.s fsom me essk Cor ~.
vnrshes ur RE ID = s.dss ~ X-srh. lsgr
YRS i~r $50. - ss<s sssSssS
dclisFs sas--.laa --si end ss-ssnsl 49,
s~Ffr i - 20 s~- ~ ~is- Fsr Srs-e y
e-I sand - r-Lis rsi.. --nsy 20 rsss.
end ~ c-n'- 90 .~s~At-i 10 e>n.r - ~
crate s.'ii. Sirting Pass - ersss. Tsu.-
-hir Lhr..s one c.ns. Na1swy fssS c.
Genie sd = eesss pen; 40 Psw Aslys.
3 cent?
Township Tszssl .-- . islt.ss. e. -.
= siaaasis-R - i0~-a,ss TssssAi, 10
cent; Sp-eisl s -hsel Is renis-
Hsrb'soa- -k.sd % .essrss Ts~ssAss Is
c~nar. Sseeisi Scsss. - cesss go =. c.4ss
o..il
y ..abridrs-ResS ~ ~-~ss: Ts-.sas.
y cents; Ss~risi SriSa 80 rssis sst -
c<rr- snif
Hail. n - 10 eeus; rss~ssis ~ e~s.s
S2sr'ai >eisrri 80 eesss srt % ss.ss 81
f-isks -kssf ia e-sis: rssssAip Is
rsa'.; sY-0a Sehssi IS essis 80 % rsss
pei
Fsreinsns- z sss 10 esnfs: Is- ssAlr 20
cerI.: Sserisi Schspf - rss-s
ih- Tx usoa Dogs 70 . s,..sss. is-vi-:
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hrs; 81 J.rnsrs iss; fos 81. Ell ever sas q
esrL: siu's " Bsrhrs 8. esea-
The T.x pssess ~iil psssss CO., u -
'ssossisd. 50 sii; Tsuss - csss~sas =.
HDsIsgs. Hsrtl~n0-Tp-nksvs- Hsx3-
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II -rinslls -vrrrsine how -nAn 81.
raof- ssvr iYsruTa NJ tx - i''' ins.l h.s
arsirle srown ss ra.'- pfsn~n-is ( nre -
Ii cer'aiuly acts like nisrr fer i, viii rors
Tho v~rv unfsi rss-- u ds.ssp.s. ent ~
sbl- fA- ~ eri she hss ave.. for wears W
on CRAM t-s-d and M > ainrss 'opi. \,
sa, sny hing ny CHOOSES wn'.ou' issr 81 9 :
trees u i aside I'd NE meet vspnt
rsm DIV kSawn fr -ii 0.--s.ss ~ the sofl.
sch aud ao@cs.
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THE weather this fall has heen
most delightful Ralmv breezes and
cheering sunlight have heen The rnle.
compelling even those whr ~nnld not
~ s-%l thankful ~ Him Who in lis
infinite mcvcv blesses them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-10

TFConn,er;Dit 81 greenlacks are
n circulation. The face # Chief JUS
,;ce Chase il blurred. and looks some
what Ike he has acted-rather scao-
~ and mean.
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1PRead The new advertisement of
Pickhsrir. and then 90 and hnv some
rnods of him. He has fine stock
and will give you bargain
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Ssow.-Abeus three issbss o. sssw IsII
q his Place. Tuss.ay Issi. Il being sAs
sra % Ne sessse - ~ess rsnisdsd. very
fssrisIy. q Ne sppsesehisg cold wsssAsr.-
Ls.rsrge Standard.
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DsMorRrsr's Mo~rHry. This Ere.
~rarv % veil n sashisp magazine FIJI
IL mais,afns iss proud posi'ion as the
Dictator ~ the fashions II America.
n, e.,crpriSiny rroprisfnrs are about
"a begin the publication Of another
peri.siical. designed for the children.
entitled Young America Send i
s,.nr. il il needed. For terms Of
Monthly. see adv. ON 4th page
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LIS 4 " LANDS FOX SALE YUR NON
PAYMENT or INTEREST DUE ASD
REMa MING UNPAID OE oTATE
UNIVERSITY LAMB

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Sta's q Iad..ne. Dnbois County. -.
IN he Curt ~ Common Pless " Dubuis
County. in NJ S'nts " inGsn., Isuusry
Term, A. d., 1867.
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ERNST rnCkMAnDr,
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shawl. SCARE. Coaisr..
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a GREAT VARIETY OF NOTIONS.
cls,h'ng. n.ri~ss Hats s c.p-.
Cutlery. Groceries. Qsssns~.rs
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pye sufI.. Nr1icinss. Books,
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4 good sssnrl ment u Casm- aud Furniture.
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Produce il exc snge ivr tsvols.
Nv 10 1866
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ID emsininR 10 me post ONCE q Jsspes
~ Dubois carnrs S's'e Of Indians, which
II nos called 'or. on o. before the let dsy d
December. 1866. silI Be sen' 20 sh- Desd
Letter Odic., pns, Office Department,
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1PThe elections last Trcs!av AL
vent Radical exrepting II Marvlans.
and We fear the country is fast going
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1TTh. rrsieliciinn for Monday
- f;rhsing iav. sanms 70 he general
~ this COUNTY We heard ~ several
scrimmaces. without anv ssrions dam
Ace. although IN one coward ~
,e,nnsed - use knife. hut couldn't