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A ucTIoN NOTICE. ROTH, AuCrIOHEER.
N LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
KEEPERS, This day Thursday March ID at ~ o'clock
precisely a the four story house 9 West Eighth
between Fifth and Sixth conssng Of three bea u
full Parlor Suits covered with the richest description Of
and green and black French
cssl black walnut SUITS covered in green and hair
top Centre Tables. two elegant Eagcrcs style
Louis XIV Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges 10 match,
nx0NIFiCENT KosEWoop rrANoroRrE STOOL
AND COVER,
elegant instrument, with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements only
been nsed months and selected BY rst class profc
q music a the eeishraed city mater rosewood and
Bost-rs Pillows, Hsnkets Corner Book Stands black
walnut Extension Table Buaet China Tea and Dinner Sets
rich silver mounted Casters silver plated Tea aud Table
Spcons FORKS Ice Pitcher Cake Basket rich silver plated
Tea Coffee Sets Dishes, Ivory handled Knives
and Forks Carving Knives and Sees rich
&c. Sale positive n. B.-ReAhie IN attendance
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a Child Run Over and Killed by . Rail-
road Car.

a Child Run Over and Killed by . Rail-
road Car.
ACTION AGAINST THE FORrY.sECOND STREET AND
GRAND STREET FERRY RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUPREME COURT. CIRcuIT-PARr 3.
Before Judge Mason.
MAwm H.--John HI o. The F1ty- s,omd Ssra aad
eSa~d Stree Ferry Railroad Company--The plaintiff in
tbs action is the father Of boy who killed tho
ID nf July, 1885, while crossing A. In this city, Il
alleged In the complaint that he knocked down
md run over by one OF the cars Of the above company
Sustaining injuries from the effects OF which he after
sied Damages laid at three thousand dollars, the
father ng for loss sustained in being deprived Of the
services OF his son.
Mr. s. Yard appeared for tho plaintiff. and Mr..
Hoses Ely for the defendants Al the opening OF the
Judge Mason decided that the action could not be
maintained by the father for the loss of his unless
N administrator appointed. The could bs
ied however, 10 medical fees. &C., expended by th'
Ather In consequence Of the injuries
The case then proceeded, when II appeared In evi
dence that the driving At rapid rate through
avenue A, when the boy three years and two month
sld accompanied by his sister, attempted 10 Cross Th'
1ermer slipped the pavement when the car passet
sver him, inhictng mortal injuries.
Judge Mason charged the jury ON the law govcrnin
Ae case, when after short elaboration, they brough
= . verdict for plaintiff for $50.
u - probable The case will be tined again.
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NAVY BULLETIN.
INSTRUMENTATION z,

DETACHED-xARCH z.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Edward f.
Devens from Boston Navy Yard and ordered to command
the storcship j. G. Kuhn.
Acting Engineer Joseph Mcdonald, from Washington
Navy Yard and ordered to storeship J. C. Kuhn.
Acting Master GeorgeP wilkins, Acting Engineer John
l. Mckee and J. Kelsher, from storeshipJ. C. Kuhn
and placed in waiting orders
Mate Charles E. schohed, from storeshipJ c. Kuhn
and granted leave OF absence
ORDERED--MARCH z.
Acting Masters Samuel Haines James Mcdonald, ana
Actmg Ensign Charles Y. Watson, to storeship J. c.
Kuhn.
HONORABLY DiSCHARGED-MARCH7 z.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Samuel Il. Town,
rom March l.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Martin c. holland,
kom December IL last
APPOINTMENT REvoKED-MARCH Z.
Nate John 0Connor
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UCTION UNDERGRADUATES YOUNG, AUCTION
IA eerLarge sale OF elegant Household Furniture th
day fhursday at II O'Clock at the four story house NO
washington square corner OF Waverley place %
Parlor Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant fa
Tor SUITS In the richest descriptions; BRUSSELS ana
Ingram Carpets Ocohs also elegant rosewood seven
on Paintings Mirrors Bureaus, Bedsteads Washstands
Hair Mattresses Silver Ware Crockery and every ar
tice necessary housekeeping Competent men IN At
tendance pack and ship goods at this sale
UCrIoN SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
R. JUsTIsoN. JR., AUCTIoNEER.
W. G. wHITEHoUsE
will offer THIS DAY, at the salesrooms
So coRrLANDr STREET.
At 10Y A. NJ,
PRIME. FRESH AND
SEASONABLE GOODS.
OF ALL GRADES AND sIzER
Suitable for all sections Of the country.
Catalogues on morning Of sale.
UCTIoN NoTICE-R. +. HAzELL, AUCTIONEER.
BY j. E. HALsEY 4 CO.
THIS DAY (THURSDAY), MARCH Is
CONTINUATION OF HARDWARE TRADE SALE
Today's sale, commencing at catalogue lot 666 will
sHoyELs AND SPADES, CHAINS. yIsEs.
HORSE NAILS, MULE SHOES, NAILS,
RAKES SCALES, PICKS, WIRE. &C.
DOUBLE GUNS. RIFLES. P1sroLs. &C.
j. E. HALsEY 4 CO.,
Auchoneers, 90 Beekman street.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLy-FoR oEvTLFwrN
oaly. At the Neg yort Museum q Anatomy sis Bro,d
wav. Parties unable " suend these lectures can have III
fovsrd~d receipt o By addressing Sscessrv OF
kev ierk MnssuAn u Anssvmy,
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Steamship Asia Outward Bound.
BosroS, March IL, 1880.
ne steAmship Asia sailed this morning. taking
twenty three passengers for Halifax and forythree for
liverpool She also takes out $4,000 in specie and
$1,000 In hvetwenties.
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THE CAPITAL.
Republican Members OF Congress En-
dOrsing the President.
Important Caucus Of the Conser-
vative Republicans.
The Displacement Of Secretaries Stanton,
Harlan and Speed Desired.
The Army Bill Passed by the
Senate.
Observation-Disclosures.
Colorado Still Anxious to Be-
come a State.
The Appropriation for Paris Exhibition
Expenses Reduced from Five Hun.
bred Thousand to One Hun
bred Thousand Dollars.
-~-
Our Commercial Relations with
the British Provinces.
Proposal to Send Naval Fleet to
the Fishing Grounds to Fro
tect Our Citizens.
Quantrsll, the Guerilla, Arrested in New York
and Confined at Washington.
| &C. &c. &c.
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HENRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER-oFFICE 81 MAS
IL sau street. opposite the Post office
I%gSrsans sale Of . choice collection Of modern OIL
and foreign most Of which were painted % order for the
S;St Gw.sr yss Z ahDqi travelling abroad
at the someryle Art Gallery No sas Broadmay, near
c and 6r~ns ss
gallery q well known ~ and forming probably
season which will be represented the following emf
= = Church. n ARosa Bonheur Achenbach.
4. Biet stadt n A. ,Gerome, verboeckhoven,
Thos Cole. n. A., Ed Frere Adolf Dlens,
VI kss s.s \ %Ism. E Essis' Robbie.
2. Huntington; PNAchsvet Roaaaen.
E Jo Ss mt srle DS snosar
J. =. Kensett n ADuverger, BnIIouin
4. B. Dnrand. n. A. Pstros De Henvel,
3. Clifford, N A.. Lafont de Metz, =. Musin,
.. Colmsn, n A. Lcmmens, verschnur
y: Suydam, N. A. yeyvassel Carl Becker,
T # {. ,s.. T:ls:s, xssi issT
sS Ssss a fsc SssSs r. A. Eos dc sa
J: 9: Brown, y. A., II B. willis II. de Beui,
FR 5 ~; S.i ssss:: s s:s:Ssss'
4. Chapel, @. Pope, WinterbergeE
julia Beers, Weir. Philppeau.
W. 7. Richards, Wateet, Artz,
q. h. Boughton, Noierman. Conturier
W. Homer, JanRa0ns, EscOsura,
Including also grand work by LOUIS ROBBIE. entitled the
being the and most % work Sy hs
inst until svsnins sss and We most cordially invite the
TTENRY d MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
q: %eSnesdy
n at l0 O'clock at their saesroom about thousand
charges storage from the following Railroad and
press Co,%panes.N and H. Rsilroad COMPANY
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A LARGE. SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
STRAW GOODS,

THIS DAY (rHURsDAY,, March l6
This SAKE Includes choice variety Of manufactured Straw
Goods for mems womens and hidrens which the
attention OF the trade Ia invited.
Catalogues and samples ready.
WIN. TOPPING CO, Auctioneers,
IN Church street
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II AIM LAIN LAIN,
scagiLgR BABrLBv oRsntw ro
Nv " MAIDEN As<e
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WISHES A PARTNER,
"A with $3.50 to 5000: one willing 70 work for mutual
benefits business lucrative this citv will negot
ate for special partnership basis OF security 70 party in
yestinR. Address Active, Herald Office.
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTIQNEER.
IA VALUABLE BARCLAY STREET PROPERTY AT
AUCTION

A J. BLEECKER, son CO. Will SELL AT AUG.
TON, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
At II O'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom,
ON BARCLAY STREET-The superior Eve story frst
class marble Store No A. south side between Church street
and West Broadway; lot 21f00 held under the favorable
leases Of Grace church. at only $500 for the resi-
due Of the present term with full for further r.
newas Of twenty each Tho building 10 OF the
most costly and substantial kind, and cost $4,000
Maps, &c, ut n Cedar street
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HENRY ID. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 MAS.
IL sau street. opposite the Post Office.
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WILL PAR AT MY PRIVATE oprIcE, is GRAN
] street Brosdway the highest prices for Diamond
Jeeeiry. watches and siiverwarr. r. ~ LEVY
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A PARTNER wANTED--IN GOOD PAYING. CASH
a Wholesale business Capital required, $500 Call NJ
Waa
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A TRUsTY MAN. WITH FEW HUNDRED DOL.
IA lara half interest in manufacturing bus
strictly cash. paying $50 weekly profits 81 Chatham
afre
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fvoNusuATIor sALE.-RARGAIxs-BARea, Ms
~ Bzrpxins--fqUD yards Dress Goods .. al ne, wul
goo1s Every one buys them 7s yards Printed rls, v,
e. pr yard; ssning last. wsrh q 40 pleoes VIII, =
s.ressss ~ Linen rn~ei slightly spotted Ladies we have
DONALDSON xEapss.
eofoer Sixth av and Nlnete~nth al
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HENRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION
MINER 4 sOMERvILLE
at their salesroom 81 Nassau street. Saturday March H.
IL O'Clock.

III Nassau street, opposite the Post lce.-MINER
SoMERviLLE win sell at auction Friday. March M at
10 O'Clock at their aesr0om large and very fine collec
ton OF Stuffed Animals and Birds comprising Black Bears
Grizzly Bears Orang 0utang Kangaroos. Buffalo Heads
Deer Heads, Serpents. &c
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No. Is.


Th~ Wshs-h Plain De.iyr. % me 7'h in
srsat. u=- ai.pos>s % C.,lonel Tom >fI-
we'll. tho present rspubiicsu member of con-
grs-. rrpm she -ivventh dis'ries:
We are free 70 .ss we hsve grave dsuh,s
srytE- propri~ty - srl-enng Colonel S'il!-
~eil for our sand date. Lesving 81 othrr
caaasd-rsrions ouf, 10 n strong msnl We
srs aof sis --d a. rh- frehdg else~ here.
bur tr- rhhs county We can sns~rr emphsu-
'c.Tly he i nef. A. le.~t ninly nine cul 81
every hundred ~ the vst-rs in thls counts
srs h'si lie te hsm On scepua' " his cours-
IN corgrsss the present session; many even
declare they prefer an ous-sps sen manly
democrat. We ara s:slIny the IL disregard
"a. rhis feeling ~iII oe frt st the poIs Hls
sIsefiyn would ne uccsptsd here n
tursement % the president ard rrpndistur
u congress. snd rh-y prefer ryiag down ~
defeat. I'm hopes "a gorions resurrection =
rather fhsa -ucerss 90 principles they ab-
hor.
-" FN't ~ - " " - ~ NNt~t'Ff et"t" ~
10 rhe eyes Vt ras radicals vt his district.
consists Ia tsving voted against the bli
csnferrlpg he night u suffrage upon the
s~grs-- o. he District Of Colunlbis. h. vote
against me freeonen's ouresu bill, and his
-ndorc-uent Of President Johnsoa's veto a.
inst measure Tsis i sll that ne he. done
K 20 .ao~ his friereshnp tor Andrew Johnson.
aad pet ra- rssncsl cunssitucrss are not dis
POSED 20 siiJs even that indication % sani-
Ily IN th<sr members r. vote sgainst ne
gro safrssge. and the fescsngof iols negroes
st ths sxpeHse o. the people. is sn Offence
shieh '.aansty- nine out of every hundred
repubi<sa< ~ Wabash county can never
tsorxss- So ssys the Pain Dealer, . 10
pubGxsn organ Of ths radicals. HIS elec-
Iron-" ssys thst paper. .'xosit % scsspsed
here - sn endorsement VI the president.
and rspatsation OF congress. and they would
prefsr going dosn in defeat. in hopes Of
ytorioas resurecrioa. rather that suecsss
Ton principIes they sbhor" That 10 plain
Isnt 10 me print, and no sincere Johnson
man need have doubts 20 to ito ms.ning ~
u rrrs Hsrte Journal.
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We hsve bli ~ ht~iars - ihis 5sfBrmn1- =
hcary -hssdsd sld iraiior, Ehirh vii be an
feresiing now- Al she time 81 Grneni
Jackson'- election ss President q fhe urS-
itd Sisfer. Th-ddru- Stevens wss esrrfea
By the JACKSON Democrats a. stale Ssnsfnr
IA Penney lEsms. 40 carry out the policy 81
y sckson sgsinri Nickoiss Bddle 81 the
United Sfsiss Bank. and ths rerlartrr 81
ssid Bank. ~ State isstiiutisr in Prnn-
~ hanis.
Taere wns Il ihst time Jackson ntJ0-a-
~ OF tour 10 tie Senate. and fht people De-
pended on the Senate 10 npilify the srsior
Of the Hon-e of Reprssenfafsrek- Whfa
the vote was taken. Mr. St-sens md twz
other DemOcrsiir members r1sec yes. and
The B dols bank bin passed the SsnBle-
The people we're 90 Indignant sFsinE
Stevens and HE ieilg~ sp0sfsfes that fhel
srsembled in large numbers 10 rsil them \
.ifor their pt-fdy. BDf Stevens & CO
\ 4vsded them ny lunping Out Of me bar'
windows and running s~sy-
\ whea the Unfed States Bank wss r.uss'
4 ~as found on Mr. Biddle's private tsai
lshs, be paid Thsddeu- Stevens thirty ihoDs
snd dcIlsrs Tor h.s sots On ihe Bank qsss
lion, and ihe other fsn sposiaies fsiss'
thousand erch. From ihss time 40 shs pres
l~ni, Thad. stevens hes been sworn enc
. Inv 70 sAs Democratic ptris and the DeDs
: cratic institutions of iht cpsnfrr-
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-xEAfs trsrEuhhnz raunf ~ says rne
Ttnrs. shas TrsrrssfEf- -ks srt OF kihna
cur T<alus x-ssrEr<s sssms sIaus 70 have
rrurarsx hnnnsssAs drinx rhe Izsr ssn'ury,
ia ats tue 1E Ntrs.frI Srxs saeh nsa rhs'
sss xHHHef Hn t1lrI< represents qIssSiry q
hpsleas egrsH - hh4 s.n seghr- Not~irh-
sinndlnr rIhs IavenuSsa q rfet zunss the
yrspsrmrn r<nsins ssaur The same- ~
SpnstrSps. spr sH.nnH H<. uns Aasrrlsns fired
& 100 600 xufEss sIhurs~ ssils sns nsms<'
81 knlH snrrx the Frssrh wss bus 1000
rps - ite .tars+S lOOn0 Thus msa
.s~ Ara rr~ry 7CO sas1s. sad enc kilA~l
very Zoo
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1 1--we the shady ~orjlafds,
brdeeked 10 yerlnre gay.
When ihrir vislas cool are rihrin-
With The melodies of NAY;
Wten the radiant Wild flowers spakle
Win the dews ~ sarly morn,
Aod rich orders ere sxhsiling
Fiom the snowy -biossom'd ihrcn.
Ana love The brezey hin top.
With i've herbsge sparse md dnn,
When 81 nature seems 70 largui-h
Meath the fsrsid ncoa'Ide sun.
There. hall slnmbering, ] ponder
% delights ior me 10 store.
ID The valley far beneath ne.
When Wy rsmble -haI be Yer.
Ycs, love that peaceful valley
Nnen the -hsdes ol evening fail;
Bot 'he mill~f's Fus,ic cottage
On. love "a best Of sll.
Would you knox iis rare attraction,
10 ,nr supremely deaii
Wei, 'us ham pud eggs ior supper
And mrg y home brr~'d beer.
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a physisiss ssys shst BE- wss going dowA
rhs Ai<sis-ipps, scms mosshs since. on :
steamer shoss engine wss opon the deck.
snd he saunrsred in ,hsr vsciniry 20 zee the
s0rking " the machinery. Near BY stood
. man apparently bent on sbs same Object.
In . rev momenrs . squssking noise wss
heard ~ the eposite side Of ths engine
Seizrg TIE oil can. : ggsnlic one. ~ the
ssy. the engineer eoo1hr out the dry spor.
and 70 prevent further morse Of the kind.
i5srslly spled the contents of his can 20
every punt AL went on veil fos whil-
xhsu the sqss ss.ag ~ss heard w smother
direction. TIE oiling prccess vas rspested.
and q1iet restored, bur - the engineer wss
comine quietly sruund toward sns spos oc
cupied BY the do.sor and tho stranger. he
hssrf snothsr sqaesk. This time he de-
'r<cred the true cause Of the difficulty The
IsusnGer vss veatriIoqnist. Walking d.
lr~ctIy % behind him. seized the sstorished
|p,ker BY the bsck Of she neck and smptied
|rhe contents sf the ear down his spine.
I~There.r said ne. II dont believe that en-
gise ~aI squeak sgsia-s
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A san Casr Ore st cur prcuineut
H~r--s. sr r~av~-sars'a .irh hssat the
sab<r ssy- r<mrssf rAsr there sss sessaiiI
tunrrr n hs nr<rsEs srsrTisg - dsssA,
.whs. . nss yssr ersdr good q shs suteA-
.-r.rr sszx,E fns nri~1f ~sEsnse shst.- sss
rt. rssps -un4 fsrr ~ have 20 appetite
sw arssksaf. nsver hsss rims % o.
huur % finrsr. and ~hss gs hnme ts sss
Il .m rrnsrrHs rs1 dunk % ssr--Nem-
pms Tpr-
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The Ias' dny VI our circuit court exhibit
~. rays ihr Mvrganiown (OAio) Post. a
scene ,te ike " which hss never been via
na-sed IA our country before, aud which. "
u % ~ hoped, may uevcr be ~iinesssc
sgain |. occurred 10 NE mstler D. me
hnb-aa corpus granted q, the instance Of
Ciark Everly hgsinsi hir ~he for the r.Ddi
ION a rh~ hrdy oi child born - the Psr-
iie~ pr.or 10 their sepsrs'ion.
SUNDAY lasi as- cpnsumsc ia me exam
innlon ai ~iinesser 'ouching ,hr chs'sctes
VI lhe husband aud Ais flaess ~ she cus-
tody ot Tie ch.id. L ~ssavery interesting
nttle 5ahe ouiy abpul ioorreen mrnih- oiu'
anc cs.l-.u iorin the w.rtp,st rynps'hiss q
ne b, sianders
The mother reris'ed 'ha applienton M
the p.unJ ihat hes hu-bsnd hno yolunffrill
sbsndpn,d her shortly after 'he chlld w.
horo. aud lrlt her ai 'he hnure N hei fatns'
(Juin.- iszvll. q fhis couniy) and ha'
usae ~ provision ier her msiDtensnc'
-lDee rhst time (apoui enc year sgn,) sns
fhnt ihe ch;Id ssof delca' health. and q
~uch lender y.afr ih.i il required thnt st
ieniiun snd care wnioA smo'lsr sIon- ccuis
herlow.
81, sae cJur, gave judemen, that sb'
-hnnld dellge We rhild n. the father.
Il Was shen ihst scene occurred ~
ibegpars d.scr,Dncn. The mother prerss'
Tier infant 90 slrf breast. snd clung with "
The vnsciry ~ Ne % ihe object q N. he
fond hopes Hrr loud robs and sgoaizins
-hiieks sent -urh lnrIil o' horror 20 %
hears III the bsstandsrr a. only the voice
of woman In Distress csn impar,. The hue
bnnd rndsnvored q wrest i from her hrms
hur could nul d. i. when The sheriff step
ped forward 10 carry out the order ~ th'
court. and succeeded in obtaining the child
Tue loud cries II the mother thus doubt
widowe were heard several squares iFon
the court house a. she was led away --Lis
cinnati Paper.
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/
Jones' Corner
Jones hss 5een smnng lha sriTpu +i-s
he med hA rirrle the ether vi gisa snf hss
manifestations ghe fr-nipm ~.s tall
ihin, snrulsr. ceds.errus ioukiog irdiE tpsl.
: 10 looked :. X, after getting 40 ihe frsn'e
naiure hid teen sf zsd sila fii ~ ecege-
nv. and neaiscisd 10 ruf 10 the uncrrrin
ming and pia-,ering- The rirrls US m'xrd-
being made up III elderly ffmsiss and rAnh
men, ui,h i~s pretty giris Jsarr sehitr
hina-ef between Two ~ ife i..f. nMa sii
clAspeJ h.nd- srDuna trhie- Jairr +ss-
v wA- delgh:ui H- eGartzrd INC i'iir
hands. sed ~hen az nnnruslly ignc kngrt
startled ,ta cifrl- the lsiie hsndr ssn~tEed
Jones. Shiiku-. ~so is 80 skrptirai that
b. fslh.r don'i braeve hirn, was lhs Area -
urk questions.
Where we I bprnr sAked Sais-
10 the poor house snii's iprDuP npss
wsxed red.
Correct said Joner-
a.w many ehildfen have we in the
family.
Nine
Here dispute srose a. q ~hefher me
-phit raped elght or nine. 81 Snif asked
aesin.
How many children hsre IL
.Ptobsbix correct srsin.' remarked Jones
Her. M Sasskins .arose 40 . xrslh'
is,.,n.s ~, beaver o. xisa a bang and re
lnr.d.
.The circl, 4 10, harmeniou-.' ssid ID.
.a.a,,n y, Am u,c.,-afyyire. Lone.
l,baa,., \, ... j. H. nressed me AaaH-
t.ss
Z .r., - ooes,ier., ss,a r,rirnr,
,s
.f-,ha N, \. nx f.o.bsnd rre-en,r
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GA correspondent who has just made
rh~ uour Of Germany. Hungary. T,sIy. Swift
zerIsnd and Frscs. ssts that his expenses
have been sn average sf i've dollars day
IN gold He says: This includes every
thing. and pays also tor several fais clothine
purchases ~ journey hss lasted seven
and halt months, and an sure couIj
not have seen snd learned 10 the United
Sst<s. i'm rhss time. half . much . did.
for ruics ths moaey. I lived well every
where wi,h very few exceptions. and there
sers % plsees rhst nos remember. where
I'd not get good ed. veil cooked mes's
and healthy wlne-
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!. FErEs -Aa exchange gives the follow
;ax - dseossrioa thss wiIl entirely rid tho
houss q 6isa II woa's cost much 20 Try Il.
.ud il msy se good thing:
.Tske half speosfsr oi bIsck pepper in
powder. sos sssspsoafsI brown sugsr, sni
one resspoopful % cresm; mix them veil
tsrrfher. snd place then in room o. :
pMre. she-e the Hiss srs rosblesome. ed
thsy xiII soon disappear"
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An ISsULr.-A ncef, whipped smother
negro on the wharf. yesterday. for insol.inc
him. He called him Horace Greeley
Lou Dem.
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UxEHEHp The udersigned respect @
-<a8 fully informs the public III
that he hss now. aud will constantly Keep
On hand, or manufacture @ order, asi ne
ls,es, and mosi isshonabIe varieties 81 Fur
n,ure. such az Wsrdrobes. Bureaus. Bed
s,ssds. Tables, Lounges. and large nascrt.
men, of chairs. Of the best styles. lie te-
spsetfnIlv lnviies those desiring anything 70
bic line. 10 call and examnc biz stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, - he u conf
dent he can please them. al his shop on 'hs
corner Of Newton aud Porlersvaie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. al. 1S64-ly t
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The idea ot unconditional Union, ~hich
!, 81 such ialisman during 'te wav. ahc
such railying cry ior patriotism. u nov :
perfect plague 70 the kscirsIr. They srs
for almost snythinv thsn an uncondaionsl
Of the Union. Thad. Serens
saws he would a. leave have the small pox
as be an uncrions Union man. Clrcun-
stances alter Gases. As before the war the
Radicals proclaimed The Union and the
Constitution to be league with he'll and
covenant With desth. 60 now they regsrt
unconditional Union a. sort o. mora hnf
political smallpox They are, therefore
trying % inaugursle anclher irfepresslb't
conflict whch nav involve the whole Ncrii
in bloody civil war. Robert Dale Qxen
one of the Rsdicais says i 10 folly 70 sup
pose this, the North will peaceably submi
to an unconditional restoration q ihe Union
IL the end yeti ydon Democrat "a
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MAagfAlIU9hA NND NF1 LFK w
HARNESS, AND SADDLES.
,u,h Eas C,rner Of ,he Public square.
JASPER. IND.
<ATFERS hi-thsnk- 10 the izenr ~ Dn.
~ bN- cunnls snd vicinity tor their p's'
.ifouase.snd -oiiciis a continuance 'nt
ex,ap..an 81 the sane. feeling confident ihn'
~ can makr il 90 ins interest 81 pefe"ns "
~an, ~ any thing Va hls line 70 dee 4~l'i
hin a. hir motto l. ''snIi pfc'i's end n"ck
ses" lMay Is, 'b2
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0--It - though, the effotss 70 place The
Wabash aud Erie canal 10 navigating orde'
viii be sucsess;ul. A. soon ~ 500 600 sre
raised . compny are sesdy 10 Jesse i fc'
twelve yesrs.
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lTTORNEY. Ar LAW,

vTVH r undersigned will hereafter practise
i in the Circuit Court OF Dubois County.
and " IN promptly attend % oil busin ess tu-
WRsted 10 his care.
TO-. Will n TRAcEWELL