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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL i.r FOR WOMEN
LYINo.IN ASYLUM,
Fourteeuth street, (circle corner Of NJ street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por.
ton OF the District, surrounded by its own grounds.
Terms Of admission Prom % to 80 per week, in se.
eordanoe with the required payable In sdvAnes
Thi. includes Board Medicines, Medical and Surgical
Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN cHAKIE.
II. THOMPSON, NJ. D., ls+ street, between TWEEN
tsth and Twenty FIRST streets.
~ coSsrLTIsa PIrsIclAss AND suaaEoxs;
JOS X. BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
'' JOS RiGty, NJ D., Georgetown:
4. Up. GARNkTr, II. D., New York avenue.
W. P. JOHNSTON. n D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, n D. Georgetown.
Applications for admissions be made to any OF the
medical stat or the mAtron At the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this insuour'n be OBJ
daiusd Of the Rev. II. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. aud OF the Surgeon In charge his
idsnes Orders the admission Of the wives widow.
Of soldiers OF the United States army be procured
'AT y the Surgeon osnii. aI IH.sf ss';
RPHAN URT,
District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON Go Il MY
To VIII:
tue case OF OhrstoPher W LAnsdhle ad minlstrator
OF Thomas Counor, deceased the administrator afors.
saidhns with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the lst day Of sAptebsr next for the Anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of tho assets In hand far the have beer
collected and turned Into money when and whore all
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased notified to
attend, with their claims properly vouehed, orthey
otherwise BY law be excluded fomal bsnsht In ,aid
deceased sesate provided copy Of this order he pub
lirhsd once week fnJ three weeks In the National
RsruHLioAs previous to the said day.
Test CO ROBBINS,
Aul6-1wSws Register ~ wills.
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District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CouNTY-
RIP ii A n s. COU +.
" July Is, 1886

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of George II. Poster, administrator Of
August Meyer, deceased the Administrator Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Cont of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed Saturday the
ls Of September next for the nna settlement and dst
button Of the personal estate OF said deceased and Of
asssts hand FAR the same have been ee-d aud
turned into mUnuy whom aud where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vuuchod, they may otherwise
by law be excluded from ali benefit In said deceased
estate provided copy VI this order DO published
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
previous TO the said day.
Test g. G. ROBBINS,
anl4-wSw EagistaT n wills
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" SUBSISTENCE sTORIs
CHOICE TEAS. CLOSING OUT sALE) ROCK SALT.
&c, AT PUBLIC AUCTION

suBsisrsScs 0rpicr, U.sA,l
No. 1905 WEST LOMBARD srRRnr,
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 10, 1885.
viii be sold at public auction, At Warehouse No.
Grant street. Immediately In the Of No lOo West
Lon bard street, at IL clock n on THURSDAY, Oe.
$500 pounds choice Teas Of brands and In packages o.
follows:
BLACK TEAS
od hGe "a hall Chests (ssOqt Se7 pounds) brand
10. B1ss half chests, about isls pousdsJ brand
o0LoNG, cargo mark - white Easls. -
ooLoNG, cargo marx " n. B. Palmer.
Lot Ell half chest, (ebout 81 pouuds1 brand
ooLoNG, cargo mark Levanter'
Let fTs half ehess .bout l+i poundsJ brand TAR
MASALOW, cargo mark /" Hogua"
CHONG cargo mark "Hotspur.'
Lot H5 half chests, about 23e pounds) brand ENG
LIsH BRRAKPAsT, cargo max "Mandarin.''
GREEN TEAS.
Lot IL half chest, (about a pounds1 brand GUN
POWDER, cargo mark Il Grafeiisnberg :"
HYsoN, cargo mark u J. n. Palmer"
At the same time will be sold about seven Thousand
Il, 600 pound. ROCK SALT, "a barrsls)
Also, a LOT OF EMPTY BARRELS and . LOT OF
COFFEE SACKS.
The stores are sold because longer needed for Issue
by the Government
Samples Of erch Of the above mentioned varieties Of
packages are in perfect order The Teas will be re-
weighed Immediately before delivery.
Each brand will be sold separatslyons half. chest
with the privilege o. any number, will be offered.
Terms: Cash, In Covers msnt funds.
Four days allowed to remove purchases
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col and G. g., .. 8. A.,
ocll'td Brevet Brig Gen. Vols.
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"ANTED-BY THE 18TH OF OC-
w ToBER an UHPURNIsHRD BRICK HOUSE
containing eight ten rooms, with modern improve
meu between Sixth and Twsnty first streets, north Of
Pennsylvanis avenue. Address A. L., at this Office.
Best Of references given AID required. oes.lw
A GOOD MESSENGER AND OFFICE
N BOY desires . Situation. Apply at the RRPrB-
LIoAS once, where references can be had. ssll.n
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sspl.du
$6,OOO,OOO
SEVEN PER CENT
PIRsT.CLAss PIRsr MORTGAGE BoNDs.
$500. 900 SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their LIST Mortgage per cent So
year bonds. The whole amount Is tSoOo,oOo Coupons
payable on the LIST days Of January and July Of each
year. In New York
Referring to our advert.emeut Of August, having
sold the nrst half million Of these desirable bonds We
have advanced the price to EIGHTY Five CgNTs, At
which they stand uurvslsd the cheapest nrstclass
security in the market
Aay farther inquiries will bs answered At our once.
sspl.n JAY COOKE co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
wAsHIHaroH.
Sd. ooo.,. tof Jay osos. ! Co. :, rr...d.,.
VS. HuBrIssros, Cashier.
sovERsnInr DEPOSITORY
slsAsolAL AGENT or rHE usIrsD. rrArE.
,sru srassr. OPPOSITE rss rssAsvur puyA..u,sr.
aev.r.sss, ..suriu.. With Treasurer Uai,.a sta.ss
A~OnE AsLIIOn DOLLARs.V
". bay aad sell ali slssss. Of a0vlRnhIHr sICU.
RITIIs st current market rates.
VuRNlsH EXCHANGE and max. Coil.s.iOns .. ALL
rHI PRINCIPAL oIrIRs OF THE uHIrID Static
We purchase Government voushsrs on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERns. and Civ. oA.r,ul ArD rsosrr
ArrsIrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS HEH AND FIRMS,
ssd 10 any ether Business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to aovERsHIsr
LOANS 81 ell unss shssrfully furaishsA.
WI. 9 HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
w,s-,-.-ss Nssh N. IASh mbS .du
no h l. -.
" l. l. A II ID s II Y Il l.,
srKEs, CHADWICK 3 CO..
PsorlIIrons.
ooRNgR PENN. AVE. AND PoURTggErH STREET,
WARRINGTON CITY. ua7.u
HOFF N USE,
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A UCTION SALE OF ONE HORSE
n AND A LOT OF COOKING STOVES AND
UTENSILS

Us. NAVY YARD, wAsHIsaroS, Oct. 9, 1860.
Will be sold at public suction, to the highest bidder
on SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, at the wash
ingtou Navy Yard, at 70 m,
one BUGGY HORSE,
LOT OP COOKING STOVES AND UTENSILS,
condemned as unit for Government use
Terms; Cash, In Governmeut funds,
By oLder OF the Commandant:
CHARLES 3. LATHRoP,
octs.6t Naval storsLs snsr
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orr II Al s. CoURT M
" SEPTEMBER is, 1866
To Wit:
In the case Of Mugsret Gormley, xdmiuistratrix Of
Philip dormey, deceased, the Administratrix afore.
said has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 18Th day Of October next, for the Anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
oesssd and Of the assets In hand a. far as the same
have been collected and turned into money when aud
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
notified to attend with their claims properly vouched
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benent In said deeeAsed's estate; provided copy OF
this order be published once week for three weeks
In the NATIONAL REPUvoAH previous to the said day
Tests q @. ROBBINS,
se21-wswt Ragistar 81 wills
THIS STO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE
i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county. in the District Of Columbia,
lsters6 administration the personal estate George
Poole, late Of Washington, D. c., deceased, All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof To the subscriber on Or before the 18th day Of
September next they may Otherwise By law be sx.
eudsd hom all bsnsht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of September,
1859. SAMUEL =. ARNOLD,
! oel.lsvsw Administrator.
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SAILS FOR BUILDING A
i LARGE FIRE.PROoF WAREHOUSE AT THE
sCHUYLKILL ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA.

SCHUYLkILL ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA.
ouAsrrasAsrss asrs.s.'s o,yIcr,l
wAsHIsaros, D. o Oct Q, 1885
au rasi Ss s' o .SSss s'ss s: %
once Of prsvst Brsadisr General O. Crosua., A..
: cs. 81 gs %ssss :J sa.s.g s.sss u:
and At the snee q B.sys. Major General Van vlis',
spsciaestion. will be printed Immediately and Do.
posted At these ssv.ral places.
s..isd proposals for the srees,os Of The buidinsi.
f.esysd uetii u. ssth q ossaS.r, ..is.t soon Il
the once Of Brs,st Brigadier Geasral q Crosmas,
they will b. opened in prss.ss. Of such bidder. !.
choose TO be present.
The COS. q the whols work e:ppl.s. ssd th: ans At
posais which should be accompanied By the guaranty
oftwo re.pon,hls persops 10 the .mou,t q ten thou:
being notified Of the award 2. hkns.,
ooi2-t2s Brsvet Major General. U. Ia
PROPOSALS. FOR GOVERNMENT
l. HAULING AND TRUCKING.
Dsror ouA.rrsrAsrrn's opvIcs,
BALrInoas, ND, Oct. 9, 1858.
this once unti TUssDAT K. is.i sss.s for
doing the oovernn'nt Healing and Trucking at this
BIDS will set forth distinctly the price per load be-
TSm b. oSS and Whining
Line Steamers TO Fort MoHsnry and 0overnment ware.
houses, Nos Grant street and 2oo Eutaw street aud
from the points 10 the Railroad Dspots al
ready named and the Wharf Of Bay Lins Steamers.
All other Hauling and Trucking, for greater or less
distances, to be done d corresponding rates.
By order Of the ouartsrmaster General.
L. O. KTMBALL,
Brevst Major and A. NJ,
ocii.d Depot ouartsrmastsf.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND
FUEL.
DEPor orARrERnAsrsR's 01rIcH,
BALrInoln, Oct. 8, 1885 I
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, viii be received at
this once Until MONDAY 18th instant, at 12m for Dc.
livery at this depot Of the following named articles In
such quantities, more less, and at such times and
places as required By the Government until January
Toas GOOD. MERcHANrABLE TIMOTHY HAY,
l. ss BUSHELS OATS, In sscks
70 TONS STRAW, In bales.
800 CORDS WOOD, oak aud pine.
TONS COAL h hI,n%isns;
Articles to be Of the bost quality, and subject to the
usual Government Inspection.
The lowest bid for each article to be accepted.
Payment TO be made on delivery or as soon there.
| after funds are received.
For further Information inquire at this once.
by order Of the ousrtermaster General:
A. 9. KIMBALL,
Bsevet Major and A. NJ,
ocs-tl5 Depot ousrtsrmastsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

Mr.. W.. = one of our most popular artist.
and ieschers Of drswing. The other morn.
ing while busiiy At work. be was in,erupfec
by rough looking customer.
BE you Mr. W.. the psinierl,
lam. sW."
You tesch creeters 10 draw. I believer
"Yes. cir" replied The srli.t. Who fsneied
his visitor some weslthy old father: s.do you
y ish your daughter TO take . lev iessous:' -
NO. cir, not my dsnghter."
Your son. perhspeg'
mo. no, my son, neither =
"Who then. sir! Not yourself | hope.-
No. not my reIi. but somebody Gerned
sight more difficult a four yesr old mule
] bought t'oiher day. Learn him n draw
IN dern il don't out pewter and give you
the biggest hUndfed dollars ever 70, seed. =
The country msn went down stairs with .
hep, skip snd jump. closely followed By
IN old psH oi boots. . meershsum pipe and
sundy other movesbles.
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Micro SUFFRAGE--Look q the speech
OF HenryS. Lane. radical Senator IRON Indi-
ans. who stood upon the ssme stand with
Douglass. the niger. sId declared. snone
crher things. th.f
There Is no man whose antecedenfs
make u necessary 10 exclude hun. We
have assembled 10 announce the world free
dom 10 all. freo speech aud universal suf-
frsee."
This chsp was radical leader in ;his
Sisie az s'i'ns when the party wish which
he sess mobbed printing presses sud impris.
oned free men ios opinions sake. He viii
not dare 70 traverse Indiana aide BY eide
~ith Fred. DousI-ss. and proclaim negro
suffrage ~ he did in his drunken Il airums,
BY negso's side 90 the platform Il Philsdei
phs.
II any man doubts his proclsmafion q
above copied. le, him turn 10 ihe New York
Tribune of September s. and near she end
Of 'he lsst coinmn Of the FIRST page he sill
tnere md H. So Governor Mortos va
chsirnsD o. meeting Of Governors. ex-
Governors and Lieutenant Governors, 10
which speeches we're made. fast and furious
in fsvor Of negro sufIsge. or course ss
chairman he was not expected to be the
fist in leading .of 10 debsIe. Bnf sfter
Others had spoken and the time fo- him 70
open up had shout arrived b. resDrted TO
ne old dodge Of tying 10 cover up his tracks
snd suggested that further proceedings I'D
better be d9ne 10 secret" and therefore re-
por:ers and outsiders were excluded We
can mot therefore give our readers what ne
said upon that occasion. But we are mot
without kno~ ledge of his views. He ssid
st Rehmond tl,s,
Il believe that the time will come when
every man 10 the coun'v. white and black,
~ill hsve the right o: suffrage. snc that fuf
frs-s should not depend upon color. that
there j. nofhing ia thst which should make
a disunion 90. r. Morton.
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The Republican papers and speakers harr
. great deal about The Democratic party
being IN fsvo- of admitting Southern rebels
90 sss.s IL Congress i.r, ~ -re how this
w. IN 1862. Congress prescib.5 she ioI
loving oath for ~ Congres.suen % take be
lore they ere sda.iued 20 their sssts:
i d, solemnfy swear that I have nsse,
voluntarily born- arms agn-t the United
State since have been q citizen thereof;
that ! have Voluntarily given no aid. counts.
nance. counsel, % eneoursg meni 10 per.
cons -rgsged In armed hostility thereto;
thai hsse neither sought NOR attempted to
exercise che functionS Of ssy Office wha,.
every under any suthori'y o. pretended su-
tbo'l'y an hostility 10 The United Slstes;
That bsye not yielded . so!uniary support
to shy pretended government, sufhori.y v,
power. or constitution, within The United
States. hostile - iaimicsl thereto. And !
e. further swe.r thar, 70 The best OF nv
krosledge snc ability. ! vii! support and
defend the CONSTITUTIONS OF the United State
Isrsi"st sifenennies, foreign and domestic,
l'hst | wisi bear true faith and allegiance 10
lthe same; thst ! take this obligation freely
l~Ithcut any mental reservation or purpose
~ eyssios; and shst I - III well ard faith.
Italls discharge The dulles of rhs of1ice on
~h'eh ! .sm about ,oeHier;so help me God
NJ Democrat has prypose 10 repeal this
''rtb-they are willing 20 stand BY is- But
The Republicans prcpsse to do II away By .
Con- sti,utIoasI a mendm -nt-and how many
rebels ~ilI .aeir smendmest exclude iron,
|ottiee before tI- rebeliion, aud had 10 ken On
|osIh - -upport The Constitution ~ The
United S'ssss-none other. See Section
? = the IrOrosed smendmenf. And they
evea iesse ia the power Of Congress. af soy
time, % remove this disability from those il
% intended % operate sgsin-l
Tais = Keeping rebels ou, OF Office ~i,h
y~nseanse-i, j. makisg ussson ~o.iivus.
Indeed.
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A felegrsphir dis9sfrh snnpunrrt she
death Of Hon John Wan Bsrer. xhlrh rr<r.
took place on rbe laih insisnr 10 bssrs rhr
steamer Scotia while tie dag cor srsn
New York. Mr. Van B1ren Or --Prinr-
John" % hs NAE ismililriy knD<n- sac "a
me return home frrm ritris 4, Eur.n~
and died slmcst ~ rirhi Of his Es,ise land
Mr. Van Buren, has filed srpminer pl,r.
in American pelfics- He wns he -, =,
President Van Buer. and. dnrsnr rh- .t.
ninis'rston Of his father. Mini<itr % Ear.
'snd- lie flled 0ih<r inpalsnt sfsr4s q,
the General Gorernmfnr. and IN lsss 80.
Candidate on The D>npcraris airk<r /.
NeS York for Attorney GenersI. NJ YIN
Bnren Sss never married. and wss lb< Is-s
Of IN illusirieuf family. ctirbrsies no Hnsu
for their inisliect1sl psrrs fhsu fsr rssi.
lmshy private virlnek. and eenrIeusnEr ben
ing AZ an orainr John Vpn Bprea h.t
'ew tqnsls; ~ q lawyer. ne prrpries rh-
very first rsuk o. The bsr Of Ne~ Yuf. AZ.
death dissoises snorher Of the Ink rt,.,
sinf ih- present 10 the .ss,. sirb the ~ re-.
eni groih of American eenirs and <usse<.
msnship 10 the iBfelierf8sl ranis Of rh-
Other snd better dry % " rePsBlEr- He r..
The contemporary q Webster. Clsy sp6 s
iss Nright. end lstierly sDe of me rrDsses
and honored leaders u hi< party ia ME r.-
i've Stale. Versatile in f.i~nr. pDiises IN
manner, and ene 0f the knsst <srirs<as .pf
sits Of the day. be ~ts probably rAe ms.u
accomplished gsniien-a this rsunlrs 49,
every RrodDcsc- The tomb sr ElnserssDs
When eissss over hun. -iIl hsre Glazed e. ~
one OF The brirhies ornsmesis and pu-esr
public men of the prereat generation. - Eh,.e
ls's = indeed ast's1sl cslsniiy--Iadi-
snsPoiis Herald
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A kHeHr THAT All NEs Ann Bsrs, =.
kfsfEcr--In Carroll rpsn,y. Teane~<<.
'sr week, man vas tried befsre . csrprr
Magistrate. charged siih ssesEiae cor. sspn
: ne'ghhor's CRIB The defendant hss seer
foond with HE hand in m sperssrs Irra.
erb. safely fastened 10 : seel nap -hsrl
me Owner Of fbe crib had 81 for ne ,ur
pose OF catching fiIief vbs nd been prev
ing upon his grsin- Iiwss also in esis-nr-
'hAt too empty sacks ~ere fsssd iyisr q
'he ieef OF ihe entrsppe6 indiv5dssH- Tss
decision q the nsgi>'sge ~ss lhsr rhr-
~ss no proof thar fhe prisoner hss srssrr
any cora. snd e 70 being rssrhbr IN : .see
'fsp. any renfisnsn had riebz % srirk ss-
hsnd into one il be fe,f inriines % % a..
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a
. 90 A'<''-an frse
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2er' 1naen = m
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Take barre. fil "a wifh rsss ~ster. -.
40 one pair " 90 boots. . h<s6 a lssr sssr.
cabbage. fEo ssort s'<ss. : spris q ~au.
wood, and lifsIe yeast
Let if rprk.
And ~brn clear.
fou'l have fxoellra
Lager berr-
Bs<f1s Pssr-
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The ready wit of true bora Irishman.
however humble his station, b exceeded
only BY his gsIIansry- lev days since
we observed csss in poiai: A sudden
gust Of wiad took parssoI iron The hands
owner. and before and one bed chance a
recolIecs whether is would Be etiqsetse 4
catch the psrssol Of : :sdy 70 WHOM hs hsd
never been introduced . lively EnersldsI
dropped his bod o. bsicks. cssghs he psrs.
chute in she nidst Of IL gyrations and pre-
sen,sd Il The loser. wiih : Loo boz which
rsnided % Of poor Booth.
"Fsish. ms'sn," ssid be. o b did %. 4
y you we're q strong . you ere hssSssne, 4
wouIda't have got away from you
(Which shall thank you for firsf. Ii,
service o. the coaplimestis ssked the lsd,
smiling
"Trosh ms'sm." ssid Pst, sgsia souchisI
the place, where once sioo1 the bris Q
what wss beaver. athst look Of your beau
sifuI eye thanked ne for both
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GA ss.tivsior wss espis6 ~ psrry =
Nsshvills segross, rhen one ssi6s A 80
ca j 20 sit % dsi ting - ride vhils kes
plosisg- -Gsily. = sssd ssssbsr. - g.
rsscsls 80 100 sharp . Sst' fsr - sirrr-,
uss sof free
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|os TIE admission q Tennessee, July af
Mr. Pse.idess ni. persaps scarcely nee
r-sasy for ne 70 res,slr my position On this
quss'ion alter hssing on previous .ccs.
ION tiscu--sd 50 very efsborsteIy the con-
c''ions upon which, in my jrdgmeni. II would
oe proper 70 resrvrs the rrbeI Ststrs 10
ncrmsl relsrion With The General ccvern.
menf; ont feel a.li could not it ihi.
crisis. P,-s without entsriag one ~osd cf
hnsi prote,l against ths decision which
seems shDu, 70 Be arrived st. You are 20
i"g % reragn'zs the civil goverssn~ns o,
the State of Tenne--~e, ard TO sdmis her
Senaturs and R-prpsrnstIves 20 seats in
This Ca5gress. snd ye' the grounds on y hieh
ven are g0ing 20 90 % are nos such % ex .
srt Justice q the hands u rebellion tow srds
those Isie 10 slavery, not such - guarantee
-~i.'s % The IoysI people against the numer.
Icsl superiority ~ tressonsbIe elements
not such 80 affirm The honor or this great.
nation "a projecting the rights Of it, citizens
snd The liberties r'disnt from ire Conssiiu.
rion impsrtisi TO sli siike. Can believe
otherwise than that This settlement which
you propose will be no settle mcns; thar The
safeguards you hypoihecsie gill only BE-
seIf-deiu-icns; and that on The morrow you
wiII swskenio q nd oug shat in the esrer
hsste u ester 70 ss imsgined poli ticsl
prejudice. you have sure ndered, most iguo.
BY surrendered. shs whole question Of equal
freedom tbs, hss been tbe Inspiration Of ,he
entire eon6Ies from first 90 ssss M
! have often spnouced 10 this Senate
Chamber that. imbsed with he esuvicsiou
impsnist sudssge, mskisg 10 diserini s,ion
cf vsee o. color. wss tho only solid ground.
sork on whieh reeosssrue,ien IN the rebel
States could proceed. wsuId nev o., bv any
vote Of mine. consent 70 restore those
States 70 their former Federal relations IN.
iil they should 6sss make impartial suffrage
ess ef shs nunineuts of their constitutions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

HrThs Dubsque Herald says eve
we're ssksd dozen times yesterday where
osr rooster 80 thar ussd tear bic proud
hesdso se6snsly sisss elections: We wish
no~ % inform the public hat skIs i bsi
sesses fos rocsses,. The sss shss - BE-,
ssgsssd resasd - high Tuesday night shs
ws were sassIs % coax hin iron bic perch
eouseqUsssly - lest kis ehssss q spDas
'ins .ef yefs. TAsrs vlsrs A. zIslss
With osr rooster. A@ n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

GA wssasrs ediiw ssys fhsi hsnos-
ferlh - ~in - psslish ssrrisgs sssssss
~ sotAinx. bst vill - GID q sry tn>
- ssncsncs she Sss.h u he fs<sfs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

A FLEA SroRr.- The Abes6ess (1liss.)
Democrat tells ne foIIssisg:
Look oct shess! What ere you kicking
that dog fos!~
.Im kiekin' hin 'csuss he's fun Of ices;
and ! don't wsas % CT 'sn o. ~ gost
closhss-''.
sFIsss. shs dsvil: Why that - slssp,
! wilh me- aa
"Yes. darn you. ! know it: ssd shaf,
~hsf hs gets them =
w. Nv ~M WtM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

SsAnr GIELs-A csunfry girl- ri<i.E y
: turnpike rssd wixksts psyisg issL ID
gsiekssPss hailed ber I'D S<.ssses hn
f.. O. ber Sensssi,g his s.zhriss. ;.
rsssrrsd Der . his sign. sAsre she rs.E--
"A ass and . isrse. six cssls--
"weli.s replied -. syos ess'i 5e.ssi
sethisE of -, ~ - - ssns. - Z
mare =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-27

Maxine AED ExrExD1ss M0xrr--Wen
Sim, bow did yon make 6Dxs SDuth.
'First rate Made pleny II nsDey-~
"what did yon Do via .fs-
Laid Il out in houses sni iD1s.-
sWheref-
Every place 1 have been where rbrr<
vere any
what kind of houses sns lDssr-
"CoGse hosses and l,is Of shisty-