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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-25
Important Announcement.
YOUNG MEN

EVERY YOUNG MAN
DESTROYS TO obtain thorough y
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION,
Should attend the old established
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rHH
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OF the kind in the State Of Maryland.
-
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THE
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Which has introduced the system Of
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Aud Offices
In successful operation.
Every Student becomes a Merchant.
Bookkeeper and Banker, aud goes through
with the whole business routine Of Buyi1r
rad Selling, Shipping, Importing, &c., &c.
The Most Extensive
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fThc KIDD in the
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Every Young Man should write ;mp,cd;.
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Commercial and Business Papers and Bcau.
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tsy-Ths 2: 3. Senate adjourned last
Saturday, atiII leaving some importaus
oi6css yscsat,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-25

Mn. S. j. MARTESEr We ask
particular attention to the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. s. J. Martenet in our pa.
per. lie is deserving OF the patronage
Of the people of Maryland for his labcrs
IN making very excellent and relia.
BILE Maps Of the whole State, aud many
of the Counties. Owing to increased
prices Of every thing since he under.
took the task, and to many adverse
circumstances, be has not been rename.
rated so far for his important services.
In order to assist in his enterprise he
has established in Baltimore Real
Estate. Agency, for which, owing to his
peculiar knowledge of all parts Of the
State, he possesses rare qualifications
and which should ensure him extensive
patronage. His brother will soon visit
Carroll county for the purpose of dispo,
sing Of his Maps & Atlas of the State
aud of this County, We bespeak 70,
him favorable reception from all
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A. D. sCHAHFFER
Attorney M Lnw ana So
Hector In Chancery,
< tVt- q ~ nkrxrxssoxts. -.
WESTMINSTER, ND.

Qiilce doors East Of Westminster Hotel.
Can Be consulted IL the German language.
aprils5-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-25

Governor Swami has issued his pro-
clamation, declaring the election of
Delegates, iu the several Counties, and
that tho Convention has been carried
hy the following vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-05-11
GUARDIANS SALE OFtavn

NOTICE i hereby given, ;hs, 81 v,r,,.
-, - q az order ~ the Cour, Of Commsn
80 q p"s"is county. Indians. he under.
g"eo - Gnsrdisn Of The minor heir. ~
u.o'pe Gf'eringe, deceased viii ssI :,
puphc snt'on OF the premises. o.
SATURDAY. June 18Th. 1867.
y o'c'oek in he shernosn. m. t,llow.
'ng Lsnds snd RAJ E.i,,e 81 Nj, w.,s.
-,ua'ed % Dubois county aforesaid. d..
cnned - iollows 10 vii:
netwo sqnsl and undivided thir. s.,,.
O. NE sorih hall II the north ent d -
Srction ~. town 2 south range & caa
,sin'nR 80 scr's said lands viii be ,.,.,y.d
w sale 10 40 ar. tra.s,
aEhhS- Oae hall cssh, the b.l.nce il
'"s"e months from date OF sale. tho o,,-
r"ssef giving note tor said defer "A ~.
"'n' WIN freehold surrey. bearing io,are.,
~" o"'e and 2aysbia without reli.f fran
's,aa,.on laws. JOHN WErKKI.
busiiner s'f'v. cu.~,l,.
May llth, 1SG7-ly.
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HALF SHErr.-Our "boss, printe,
became IN sactive medium this well
10 the spiritual" line, and was moved
by bad spirits clear ont Of the countv
and propriSty, leaving us without tls
necessary help to get ont orr rerulsr
paper, and several Of the bar ksepers !
wondering where their good credit
'ustomer had gone 70.
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I've hope All the citizens Of on,
county will carefully consider IL. AMI.
Ilect OF 2 railroad, and then &C, as !
unit. By doing this, We can render
''s completion certain, and It il The
only way We can DO il. The company
winch y organized has already secnr-
90 asnfficient amount OF stock under
the law, to become corporat on, and
VII secure enough to build ths road
y our people are not drawn into rival
organizations, which will never build|
mile oi road, bur whose colo object
= 20 prevent any road BEING built MI
lh's TINE. There shonld lie no rival
y ~ this matter, as il will take ! pull
" together to bring success.
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AssAuLr AND BA1rFRY. The peace
and dignity u the corporation oi jas.
per WAS grossly violated on the public
square last Saturday evening bv 7
street fight, for which the paries were
arrested and taken be'ors Esq. Brs-
lsge, and stamps sufficient 10 satisfy
the coats and 81 tinc taken from each
u them. On Monday = portion of
them were arrested again and taken
before Judge Laird and fined S5 for !
breach Of the peace. We refrain from
Mentioning names, as the parties are
'ot IN the habit o. doing such things
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rnfsuanrs 90 notice = iargs number =,
people nssrmbled 81 he C,ust iT.,.. 4,
Jssper. on We5nrsdsy. My s,h. 1867 70,
~ purpose q consultation. end Ioessing !
route ior be proposed road. Dslev.,..
wee prf'-n' iron Rpckpnr,. Gr.sdvi.w.
h1's' Se.'rrviIl'. Msxylile. Trov. I'll,
Wy 'ann%''cn. s.. Mrinrsf. L-opols. Fer.
: as"d iiD"ingbnrg Jssper. l,r;sne. Sto,l.
'"'umbis To-. HsrbIsen To. Lsosoo,..
s'''esnnes. Petersburg. snd .eyersto,h.,
-nr'i PAGES ~snsv.r heard " be,o,e-.uo.
- 'hry ere nv towns. grown Up ahead,
'''te proposed srsi
y" motion Coi. u. y Edmond.ton 49,,
e''itd 70 he clistr. and Win. Rust. cb...,
''S'f'Ny. 'mu''''r- ~ one from @seh
-" Represented ~ss appointed 4, ,ep,,,
~ "''n's ci d-!sysles prr-ent ses ..r
LIN pf'"''.e"' i:ir<r- ~ The convention !
~ ss"hii'iee reported The Lsmrs rf orr. |
x"' 'r'esstrs. rom ne Different ,o~..
'hr ~ ~ss csui,d "a ~ s.ms 81.
~o'' = k"o" her name. than The Sec.
s'''sl s"o 'ha, Coi. d. u Eimons,oo Be
sr"snsht Chairman wifn Auy p,.m..
~ Y Dssne :. Srer-isIs A resYlu,on
s.hffed by De y ul.r thsr the ,osd 4.
's"'fo 'F"n' Rarknn,' ~ ~sy o. Hun,i.p
u'g src jasper II 7. opvu,ee .h;.h lc
-E".ru w saS. sl,k-- ~ r.asi,r ~ l'
~ FoH Csnpriton. Feisin.nd Ii.nt,r
80 ana Jasper 10 vIncennss. which
''hrfsd amended by NJ. C J Ward III.
'oai-' 20 'hst The presest lors,ios 81 n. !N
"'s s'op . Jasper. 10 give further ,ime ,
~ 'ne'1"' po'n's on The q & Mr. !,
's"eo 'ns terminus, snd points on ~
l'nsffni proposed rcutes. 4. comss,s \,
'hs iocasion. An slins,sd aud leng,hv Il,
'eussi"n took place on these propositions =
''e" ~ss participated in by M-ssrs. B,ker.Iif
bru'rf, Lsifd, Hsifrli ID. Il, Hvo, Ior
nnor. Ward, FIN. and Others. .ns ~,
~h'eh time good deal u feeling walls
Infested. End. sons sharp psrlismen,.u lth
lies attempted. Afl-r four hou,s' d,sc... lrv
sns voting on diffrren, propositions. on. all
hnally adopted 20 brlld : r..d ,r.r
section through Tsl City, Troy, s. Alei..
! fefd'nand. sud Hun'ingb 10 Jasper. an
y 'ne sir~ u extending the sout % n. pc
d d. K. 10 whichevrr di,.crioo N. lsq'
pie 'n'eressed shall ex;end tAe b.. n. or
sm@nif. arr
adjournment wss then had until .evsp isR
ock. the
! me night meeting Articles or Ascot =. -
. snd Incorporation were pr.sen, "a md w =.
pied. These sriicI-s styled the ,oss ~
Anderson vsiIey Railroad. .s,,msse ,be -, y.
''es :, 40 milss. running 10 the eoss,.s ~ \,
cry Spencer end Drbo .. end The c.,
ons'roc'isn - $So0. 900. Books wore r
go 'of subscription. snd over 1slOoolIon.
ock 'aken. when ,he mserirc sdjsus.sd If,;y
meeting Of ths S,oekholdevs ~. ,h.. .nd
s"d ~ Directors elected 10 serve ..,,,lmsr
next. Two ws,s chosen s,om esehIof I
n "ns route. and ono iron Andsrsou ldoE
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NOIiCE y hereoy given that b. yir,u.
" 90 order of the Dubois Court ~
Scmmon Pless. the undersigned Adm,n;s.
"s'or o. ne esisis OF Joseph Gsuk derd
WI onsr for sale At suclion on The premise.
on f''es
TUESDAY. June 11lh. 1867, o'clock
me following Lands and premises u ~.
neceden'. situated in The County u Dob.,x
s'a'e Of Indians to.wit:
Tne south west a.. n The notth 80, y,
snh The vest hsf of the sou,h es., a. -
the north east ar. snd also The .o,,h .
y ~ ~ norm ~est a., except that part
2, . 'ss' mentioned 20 acres lying We, cf
rsoks hiver, also that part On The norm
-" qr q the south wess a. lying south u
rstoka kivsr. ailin Section fwo. towntwc.
'ou'n range hvs west, containing in ali 100
.c'es mere o. less. subject however Ia ths
'ecsoents widows share therein aud subi.ct
,lso 70 me lien end payment Of = mortgsge
nereon held by Hoof for $3.50 w,1h
interest; and will slso likewise sell on, Nv
'remises on said li,h dsv Of June 1867. \,
O'Clock ~ tbs afternoon The esst hair ~
90 NO. ~ ~ The 'ig'nsl plat Of the own
!, Jasper. q known and desigDstsd on iha
isp oi SAID Town; situated IN the coun,y
Duoois, suhjsct also ~ the widows share
interest therein.
ihkhs ~ SALE.-One hslf Of the pur.
'sse money 70 be psid cash 10 hand; ihs
''snce on credit O. IL months from darc
ss'e' the purchasers giving notes win
proved security. bearing interest from
'f' and waving relief from valuation ur
pssisemsst lave.
JOHN wEiEEL, Admf.
p. Bneftner. any
May 1llh lss1-ls.
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~ isshion, isshion evs-vu here
We 'olio" al i's ingh,s;
ihe isc'es tax about II days
A"d faeam ssou, il night.
ih- ds'l'rrs : ! strive very hssd
- Wear The biggest rate,
A"s ~" we SIZE nss grown 50 great
lou Zen must ca'I them cas-.
a s"-h nsh-nei we'll stuffed " IN lair
Hh"gs grscsiu: Ger The back.
he''"bl'ug tii's - very Issgr)
= Tassii.g Psdlss's pack.
e""'' conceive ~hs' good They .re.
Hui 'twilIno' DO 70 lag
Inc ~s,srfui Is sb..iu,e-
hang oui th- pudding bag
leu have ~ Isok ihree times 10 sss
Ihr bonneis for the Fal.
A"d 'hs" You must Iosk qune shs-,,
They sr- 50 very snail
A"d u 700 hsvs one ~ your hand.
However much inclined,
IN os' you ea''s' 'eli ~hlch parts " ron. !,
And which shslI g. b~h,nc.
lhe mons'rous hoop-" ars gro, ING .ess
Lels 'bsnk our stars Tor inst!
rrfhsps ano'her yesr viii see
The l-s ~
~ 'ho-e ""o sick 10 goo Old wsys
bs psiifut YET sshil-.
arr pretty soon they'll fnd thsmselves
Right ~ re is'es, s',l-."
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.hAAr'-A common cause is indigestion
ano me use Of sour liquids - These sbo.Ia
% avoided. RcBAcK's STOMACH Brr,rs.
"'o recourse 10. Al the same time use al.
sorbsn,s.
For crsmp in the stomach ,.ke y, oa.
'esspoon'ui o. cal volatile in wster. r.or
'esspoo'u' Of aosAcx's CArAwBA BRAxpY.
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y posne. 4. II. Miller, T. Brondick. d \
oohman, G. Knspp. were The D,ee,c,,
chosen from this county. M.ssr.. 4 J. d,
L. Hunt. Gro. Min,o. Aug. Pi.tfi,o. F,a,
1onno'' W. Hufmsnn. snd ,~o vbe..
"smes - do not remember we're cba...
ire" Ps'V county. The Director. ,o..
'ss' end elected Fred. rick Conner. e.
F'ss'den': A. II. Mdler, vice Pre,id.n,
aug rhfi'n. Secretary; Geo. Min,o. cor.
'@spons'ng Secretary; and Jss se,m.,.
men, 'f-''U'ef; mos, excellent board
s"d exee'lsns officers. THY then scivurs.
60 % meet sgsin on Taur.dsy morning.
20 fhurdsy motniag the Directors me,
70 '"e' "snssc'ing bvsiness for ! shor,l
''ns' seJ,ur"ed 70 meet 10 Troy on Tue.
ssv June ll'h. 1867.
before the Bssrs sdjourosa hos.,e, m.
'o'i'"'.g resolution wss adopted inviting
'Ae eo'ooers'isn Of such poin,s a. NAV a..
'"~ connection or terminus Of The ,osa
hes''ved. That when snv poiot IN N.
oh'o snd Mississippi r. r. sh.:i .xOre.s /.
oes'fe 10 hsvs the Northern term,ou, Of ,bs =
Anderson Valley r. R. aud shall s,e.ss, n '
% srgibie incucsment to seeu,s n ~.
'e'nsF with sufisient encours gsuect from
20 Os'sons o. points along. tho route from Il
sspe' 20 'neh point ss may desne tb.
ers''nus. 90 viii be sufiicisut for .. 70 h.. "
reasonable hope upon Tor i,s maj com. =
elton from Jasper 10 saeh point, We viii "
ofd's''y and ehees'uIIy unite Mia them 10 o.
Dcure such terminus. b
A"e sosan'sRes, - tern,inus, Of Vim. "
'ones' w-re very sbiy preseatedtv Tudo. ~
sser, enc he would no doubt ha,s s.c.,.di se
80 ss'he terminus had he have been son 9
'f'eo ~ . representation from slonr he =.
'ote IRON Js'per to v vncennes, bu, unto, - "
'AtsIy he md no, that supnors ana so N. -
'es''on - REGARDS the Nor,hern su.isu.l.
w fe"sins IN cpsn ose. Besidss he hsdl-
= scuse opposition Of Judge De Bru-,, 4,
ho declared vinesnnes end KIM. co..,. -
be nearly Bankrupt. "
I"e fosc now being located this tsy and
ne's"t stock subscribed to secure ns H. lba
'po'a''o". u now hehooyes our citizsns %
oe up I'D doing. land see ,hst enouehltel
'h'y subscribed 10 secure its bu;ld;,r led
esn Be eseesmpl.shed readily II our p,opl. lar.
y ~ work together, sad in jes, ,b.n \. = Dc
'fs ~ may hear ID, short quick brs.,h
~ iocom"tivr, As with lie strong i,on.,
- " of'hes TO W wealth, pr.speri,v
onis'd development u our vsst h,ose. D'
oufce'. 4 viii tax. msney 10 e.m -;
. ne rosd, but il will be - seed sow m.
good soi, 10 short lime he bs,ves, M,
'es' when We viii g., !. sg,in ,nc,essts ~
HUNDRED iod. Make W your mind. AZ,
y fellow ei,lzens. sss Ie. every o. A. !
go "'"'e" committee 70 secure wit
'p"'o % ne ro'd. Sta,
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I, KrSAwAy.-A two horse team be.
longing % Mr.. Jos Sermershei.n 90,
frightened on the public square to dsv'
and ran 70 their stable. John Ser
nersheim, in attempting TO hold ono
~ the horses By tie bits. was thrown
down, and injured slightly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-05-11

nTSeveral liquor vendors were
caught mp before the Court
.h's week. and money obtained from
mem for educational purposes. as lie
out license. VIII
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rArks ~ sykGrtsiss.
r'' sai-fr" ~ 'inrs q lerr. ! ~.rk.$l d
i'''' insertion, 10 ris
L"ntrr aavfr'l~emcn'-. =, same r.,.
iract"" os~F even -qusr. ~ ~ulnres.
sosn'r'i - squafe Ths- arr ,h- ,,,u.s
i7r rans'"ns sd.tr'i~rrrn'; rra- nmh'..
ssoue''s" MI hr nude n regular sivrr,iss.
nsrn,..
Notices ~ -rreie'men; III ndmi,i.,r.,et,
- '-tr' "'''rvs y. lts ch.rsct., 4, b.
pad \. sdsa"er.
AsAvJs,iss essairA4rs:
n .ns''2 "iher'r. f-eh Si.0ol
s"f .f"n" $50
''-"r'' F'''i. ~ state. 500
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.osl'shh' EsAAY sAIurDAY, At y.sp,a
Dcsois COUNTY. .fADfAsA.ny
\ : Z ii LNT ANE.
'ff'@f- ~ W.T. M4is SrKrrr.

|HM>-- rEnsriy,h Auv.Ncr
r'ns'" Subscription. ~ nits Nos. 81 81
'F" '7' 90
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So00 70 $500 per Month can Be
0~OU m.de BY svcrybody. in an easy
sd an honorable business, which needs ro
travelling snd cen BE- done AZ home. rsooi,.
I'M sboui one hours time per d,v. 4.
new business. consequently there wi!lbe no
ccmrsu.icn sgainst those first engaging II
=. fuli particulars sent 10 suv .dsrsss ~
reeeipt q tifiy cents Nv.
/. r. WALKER.
~ 4 O'-iy. Louisville. Ky.
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NO. H..
ALL HAIL! KENTUCKY,

me election IN Kentucky last Sat.
nrday resulted III the choice ~ Iii IN.
democratic candidates by overwbeln-
'ng inaJ"rilles. The Consress,neu ar.
~, democrats. Thus Kentucky taxes
. nrm stand alongside Of Connecticnt
ana sends thrill CT Joy to all hearts
10 iavor Of the glorious old Union NJ
our fathers. and against the fsuatical
measures OF the present disunion Con-
gress. heeL the ball rolling. and cre
'"ng the bright sun Of the Union Mil
shine out IN all its glorious etinlpenca
and dlspersc the mists. clonds M
'ogs which now settle upon the land
ana the star spangled banner viii
'"ce more wave friumphant.y and
reeiy. the truthful emblem Of tie land
'o' ne Tree. and the home Of the
'rave.' All Hail, Kentucky.
CORPORATION ELEc1os.-The cor
Grafton election last Monday passed
y quietly. The following officers
IRE elected:
rustees--lst ward, John Kuebler.
Sd ward, Joe. Sernersbe;m.
ID ward. II. Enthofen.
ireasurer-Jos. Friedmanp:
Marshal-John Grammelspacher
Clcrk-A. Litschgi.
Assessor-J. Melchoir
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Eurliimrc. lEnrfiliiiI.c

NHr.Xer The ulersigned respect, n
- fully infy'us the pubic in
mat ne h. new, aud viii consisnly Keen
=" hant. rr mshniaclnrr - order. all ~.
iAierf snd mo- fashionable variprie- w Fur
nnare. -nch Wnrdrohes. Bureaus. Bed
@',sd-. Tnhlrs, Lounges. snt iars- s.scr,.
fien' of chsirs. 81 the best siy.s. lie re-.
rseri'nily invites fho~. desiring anvrhip, h
~ ilnr. % cn:l snd examine his stock b.
Tore purchasing elsewhere, ss he is conf.
dsns ne ssn please them. ~ ilis shop on ,ha
corner Oh Newton aud Porersvilie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Der. 81. lS64-'v
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19
Washington Items.

-Gens. Sickles, Sheridan and Hancock
will be in Washington this week.
1t is denied by Secretary stanton's
friends that he had any under standing
with Gen, Grant about his suspension.
Senator Buckslew of Pennsylvania
and Collector smythe of New York had
long interview with the President on
Friday.
There is report that Gen. Banks
ADVISED Gen. Grant to hold on to the
War Office II the President should under
take to remove him.
A board of Naval officers has been
ordered to convene at Annapolis, Sept.
-, to examine the candidates for admis-
sion to the Naval Academy.
The Cabinet meeting on Friday was
unusually brief and unimportant. All
OF the members were present but Gen,
Grant and Secretary Browning, the lat.
ter being absent from duty.
Ex-Governor Pickens of South Caro-.
lima mas been in consultation with the
President. He is pleased with Gen. Can.
by; also thinks South Carolina will send
several negroes to Congress.
The coin in the Treasury is about
500, 900, OF which s14,5O000 is in
coin certificates. The amount Of cur.
rency is s45 900, 900, making 8 total OF
Sl44, 100000 now In the Treasury.
-Binckley, who presumes to lecture
other people about loyalty, refused to
take the oath OF loyalty prescribed for
government employees in the early part
OF the War, when he was a clerk in the
Land Office
1t is asserted that the let ter OF Thad
Stevens, in which he said that Congress
repudiated the Constitution in its recon.
struction acts, was what both provoked
and encouraged the President to his re
cent demonstrations.
There are rumors OF difficulty in Mary
land at the coming Constitutional cleo
sion, in consequence OF the efforts being
made by certain class Of politicians tt
induce colored men to insist on the righ'
to vote, but the best Information in-
dicates peaceable election.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

EMIGRATION TO Missouri There seems
quite movement, in a number of
towns in Massachusetts to Missouri. 1t
is taking the form Of organization in
colonies. We hear that this is the case
in Worcester. Rev. Martin W. Willis,
Commissioner OF Emigration for Mis-
souri,, addressed about 900 people on
the subject OF Missouri at Fitchburg,
last week. We should be glad to find
work and business for all the sons Of
New England, but we must not fight the
inevitable The truth is we do and can
spare $4,000 every year who go West, or
somewhere to better their fortunes. We
are training men here to go West and
occupy positions OF honor and credit IN
that section -.r .....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

FAsHIoNs.-Mrs. Jennie June" who
writes about the fashions in manifold,
sending copies OF the same letter to forty
or fifty papers in various parts of the
country, urges the assembling Of Con-
gress of American women to decide what
style OF dress American women shall
wear. Ten years ago, this writer made
the same proposition, and we fancy she
will now meet with about the same re.
sponse,-a silence which does not give
consent. The first reason and perhaps
the only one needed is that ladies who
care especially about the fashion, or who
may be said In their own circles to lead
the fashion, are not the people to meet
in formal convention about anything,
and are quite content to follow the
modes imported from Paris. Jennie
June" must be content to report the
fashions, without having any hand in
making them. 1t will not be possible
for her or any enthusiastic reformer to
make any innovations. II all the man
tua-makers in the United States should
form league only to cut dresses in 9
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Il HOUSEHOLD WITHOUT TAR.

RANTS SETTER APERIENT within
reach lacks an important safeguard Of
health and life. A few doses Of this stand
ard remedy for indigestion, constipation
and bnliousness, relieve every distressing symp-
tom and prevent dangerous consequences.
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Those who are in the confidence OF
the President express the opinion freely
that Secretary Seward will be removed
before the 18th OF the present month, the
day on which the President visits An
tletam. They say that Mr.. Johnson has
declared this TO be his intention, but II
has been found impossible to verify the
statement, and 1t Is telegraphed for what
1t is worth.
The President has decided to suggest
TO the district military commanders an
extension of tae time for the correction
OF aud admission to registry, until the
first OF October, aud to fix the first Mon
day OF November for holding the cleo
tions, In order To- secure uniformity In
all the Southern States. No order will
be issued, as the law gives commanders
discretionary powers.
The returns at the Treasury on FRI
day show that that there were but $685.
600, 900 of the several issues unconvertedr
81 100000 OF which matured in August,
the conversion of which expires on the
18th inst. sl36,000000 mature next
June, and the balance sometime in
July. The entire short date indebted
ness OF the government is less than
81 100 900 900 at the beginning OF the
year. The Secretary considers that the
treasury has passed the most critical
period.
The aggregate amount OF claims
from New England filed in the State De-
partment at Washington for losses by
the rebel pirate Alabama is sl,985,l75,
OF which Boston presents 1886, 1856, New
Bedford cola S6S, and New London s47,-
538. Including the losses by the Shen.
andoah, Florida and Georgia, the lwhole
amount OF the New England claims is
a, 607, 444, though in many cases claims
for the whole value OF the vessel and
cargo have been entered by only one OF
her owners, Iofficers, or underwriters.
The Government has received in
information from the American Legation
at Madrid to the effect that the negotla.
tions in progress with the Spanish Gov
eminent for the purchase by the United
States Of the Island OF SANTANA, one OF
the Bahama group, FOR naval station,
have come to an end. Assistant Secre-
tary Seward visited the island last win.
ter and approved OF the site whereupon
the State Department at once entered
upon correspondence for It's purchase.
When Mr., Bancroft was appointed to
Berlin last spring he was also requested
to 60 by the way Of Madrid, and in con-
nection with Minister Hale, to enter on
the negotiation for the purchase OF the
island. The Spanish Government, after
holding the matter under Amusement
for soma time, has declined to entertain
proposition for the sale of the island
The efforts OF the government 10 secure
naval station from the republic OF St.
Domingo have also failed, and therefore
precludes the purchase at all OF any site
for naval station in the West Indies.