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T~ELEGRAPH

LOUISVILLE, April 19.-Tobacco ac.
tive sales of 249 hhds at s. 3O6I6e5O,
for common light Tugs TO medium leaf
Flour, superhne, 50 5091I. Wheat
nominal. Corn, shelled in sacks, 81 02@
] 05 ear, in bulk, S5c. Oats, in bulk,
E978c. Mess pork steady al So. Ba-
con, shoulders, 9}@94c clear sides, I2E
Ollie. Lard, in t~ierces, l23c. Coffee
advanced ic. Raw whisky 81 % free,
and 2Sc in bond.
New ORLEANS, April l5.-Tobaeco ir-
regular and lower; low middling, 2AG,
243c; receipts of the week, 9l2I against
S405; exports for the same time, 24OT .
stock, l56, ~. Sugar and molasses at a
stand still sugar nOminally, be prime
TO choice, 132c; white, 15le; fermenting
mOlasses, Csc prime, zoe. Flour quiet
but firm, superfine SIS 25 choice fam
lily, $l7 IS. Corn steady, 81 256I 80.
Oats very duh, SIC. Lard unchanged.
134@14e. Pork dull, nominaily S23 so F:
bacon dull, and only a retail business
doing. Whisky dull, 81 80 for western.
Gold, l39 sterling, 47G5l New York
5 ght, 2@4 premiun5aS
ST LOUIS, April l9.-Tobacco active
at full prices; bright leaf 5G10e higher.
FlouT-choiee fancy brands, medium and
INV bihACc dAh 5uprlDItt EiUtGlli
spring and fall extra, S12@l3; double
extra, ST. 50@l6 so; choice and family.
SlG@l9. Wheat stiff-ehoice higher:
good and prime, So COOS IS; choice
So s063 50. Corn dull, and &c lower
81 079l II. Oats heavy, SOC. Rive. 81 20
al so. Mess pork S25 So. Whisky DUH
Toe. Bacon-shoulders. Sc; ribbed
sides, HE; plain hams, l3c; canvassed
and sU~gar-cured, l52c. Lard, l33c. in
kegs.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Cotton, heavy
and declined le sales, 1900 bales; IN.
25c. Flour, closed dull and 5Al6c
for common grades. Wheat. dpu
Corn closed active at 81 81 ia store, and
81 SO ahoat for shipping, mixed western.
Oats, steady western, 72@75e. New
mess pork, 50 81 cash, and SD S.
Bacon, more active. Lard. ae-
tive at 124@l3c for fair to prime steam
kettle rendered, 13i9l4c. Gold, 3g}.
CINcINNATI, April 10.-Flour. un-
but demand better. Wheat.
1ominally unchanged. Corn, firner
192c higher; close mixed, 84as5c
n elevator, and SO IN sacks. Oats, dull
but closed irmeF No. l. 65Gs6c in ele-
yaior. Rye, irmer at 81 81. Cotton.
hull and nominal. Whisky. dull 26c
n bond. Bulk meats, unchanged. Lard,
2t@I23c. Money easy at SOTO. Ex-
firm par buying. Gold, 1879
and 1884 selling.
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rn Tile PATRONS OF THE APPEAL

TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
In consequence Of judicial proceedings, had In
respect to the interests OF different parties in
the APPEAL. the paper, the printing estao-
ushment and the good viii ofthe paper have
ho., sola and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Every possible exertion VIII De made 70 render
the APPEAL more acceptable 10 its readers
and more desirable as a medium OF adver-
Using. Much more space win be devoted to
reading matter, and a special column be ap-
propriated weekly to Masonic information.
The undersigned hope, by close attention to the
affairs OF the paper and Office, to give 4
claims equal % those of ANY other journal o.
the city 20 the support and conhdence OF the
community.
JOHN =. c. HOGAN & 70.
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FROM MOBTLE.

MOBILE, April 19.-There was a large
meeting of freedmen last evening. Three
thousand persons were present. Radical
speeches were made by both black and
white. Resolutions were adopted af-
filiating with the radicals and demand
ing the right for negroes TO sit on juries,
hold Office and ride on the street cars.
The meeting adjourned 1t a late hour.
Most of the negroes present were armed,
and a great number of shots were fired
into the air after adiournment.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April l9.-Adyiees from
Greytown, Nicaragua, to the 10th inst.
state that a new president has appointed
Gen. Den Thomas Mortinas minister to
England. 1t is understood that his mis-
sion has reference to the settlement Of
claims against the United States for
damages done by the Walker raids, and
the Greytown bombardnent.
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no CsRnEsPONDENTs.

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munications. Whatever "a Intended for in
ser,ion IN the AFrEALs must be authenti-
called by the name and address OF the
uriter-net necessarily for publication, but
as q guarantee for his good faith and re-
sponsibnity.
An business letters for this office should be ad-
dressed 20 THE PPEAL," Memphis.
All Communications for publication must be
written on one side or the page, and win
al other matters connected with the sdlto-
rial department, should be addressed; EDi-
TORS or rHE APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot as rule, undertake 10 fetufh afu-
oles not founds suitable for publication.
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FROM NEW

New ORLEANS, April 19.-Adviees
from Matamoros to the 30th say that the
liberals have captured Puebla, and Maxi
milan was offering to surrender, but the
liberals refused to grant the terms de-
manded by Macmillan.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 19.-The suit
against Maj.-Gen. John B. Wool, for
false Imprisonment during the war, is
progressing in the United States district
court, and attracts much public interest,
as other cases are pending on the result.
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Important Real Estate Sale.

Important Real Estate Sale.
A 5 Trustee and Attorney, I win sell. at pri-
n vatesale, the following Real Estate. to-wit
I've Lots on WeIIinRtOU stress
50 by 10, opposite E. n. Appersopis ami H.,
tween Linden and Vance streets.
20 63-IO0 Acres Of Land Z msEas
east OF Memphis, in neighborhood Of P. 9.
Two Lots on north side old
Raleigh road, near e. MeDaviits residence.
One Lot on south side Of
kalelga road, beyond intersection Of A'a-
oama stree ct with ssld Raleigh road.
Al 2-S Acres Land on MealDs,is
and Charleston Railroad, part Of lie q Foresf
Eli seminary tract, about Is miles from
Six Lets In the Town OF CoriBth,
Mississippi.
$40 Acres Land la CrisfentIen
County, Ark~ansas-above ovelfaw.
5SS Acres Land ira Cross county.
Arksnsas-above overflow.
$40 Acres Land ia ChieOf county,
Arkanss 8 -above overflow.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 10, noon.-Disp atches
received from Berlin state that the speech
Of King William, closing parliament,
exeites distrust throughout Germany.
PARIS, April 19.-Bourse dull and
heavy rentes declined If,
LIVERPOOL, April 19.I5 markets to-
dav
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FROM COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 19.-The gov
n estimates that 10000 people in
South Carolina have not tasted meat In
the past thirty days. The restitution is
Sc great several eases Of starvation have
been reported.
The registration will be commenced as
soon as a sufficient number report them
selves who are qualified to act as regis
trars. But few have done so as yet.
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LATEST NEWS-WAR IMMIsENT IN
EUROPE.
Excitement On she Continent a,,d An
EuglHHo-EN pected Rupture Retweeu
France and PFusAfa-AIarmiug News
from Paris Received in Rerflu.

AA&AA e
France and PFussfa-AIarmiug New
from Paris Received in ReriIu.
A cable dispatch nom London saws
The feeling Of distrust in financial and
political circles has increased to a war
panic.
The uncertainty in regard to the future
action Of the Emperor Napoleon. and
the fears that be viii adopt a warlike
policy, create widespread distrust among
business men, and great depression ia
Consequence exists 10 commercial and
financial circles, both in this city aud in
Paris.
Ia the house Of commons Mr.. Lowe
stated thaJ alarming news had been re-
eeived IL Berlin from Paris, and that
the king Of Prussia sent for Count Bis.
mark al 2 O'Clock on Sunday morning.
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
The little duchy of Luxenburg. which
has been held and is still claimed by
Holland the king Of which held a seat
IN the Cid Germanie confederation diet
as a delegate from the duchyl has heen
Offered to Napoleon by the Dutch kipg
for an equivalent in money. After fbe
Wal il was claimed bv Prlssia
who has garrisoned its principal fortress
and it IL ostensibiy FOR the possession IN
that duchy that war is imminent. but
IN reality, il is the enormOu elevation
Of Prussia, who in seven days Jumped
nom 8 third-rate and became a great
power, and, as q single nation, almost
he afpiteT OF Europe.
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DIED.

half-i asst one yesterday. hrs. ELLsN j. HART,
formerly MS. Ellen J. Shaw, wife Of the la
mented Capt. A. 3. Shaw, sged 30 years and 8
months.
Friends and a-cquaintances are invited TO at
tend the Funeral nom her residence on Onion
stseet sunday, April q, 1857 At pm.
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THE Baltimore San. Of Tuesday ss,,s
"a Mr.. Bergb and Mr.. Barnum are sostn
Quarrelling because the boa at fheg@,
scum is fed with live rabbits 10Th
these gentlemen are becoming boas.
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TIE legislature of Wisconsin, has
passed the bill granting suffrage &c the
women OF the state.
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'rs

MASONIC N~OTICE-zThs
vi officers and members Of HamH IA
ton Lodge, No 239. are hereby notified
to attend a special communication Nv
This Saturday Evening, April 20, at
gree.
Officers aud member Of sister city Lodges and
trans ent Dretnrea in good standing, are fra
ternally invited to att nd
P. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
W. q. BUTTS. Secretary. apr It
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER


Saturday EVENING, April 20. 81,
VIII Be presented the great play, In 5 acts, en-
titled IFdOMAR, TIE BARBARIAN -InEo-
flanagan.
Monday night-First Appearances q Mr..
AAES GARDEN, In tbs beautiful play or
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FINE DWELLING HOUSE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, THE 9TH
nst.s at 3 o'clock, on she premises. we shall
sen Inat nne rOuIuy and well built TWO
STORY HOUSE AND LOT on the soutaygest
corner Of Court and Manassas streets
tbftnkley Avenue. The Heuse is In good or
ger, contains ten rooms. broad passage. and
front and back porch, stable. etc. The lot
fronts 40 feet aud extends south leo feet 10 m
aney. tbs IS nne properly, in an excellent
ana improving l~ooatlou, and viii positivafC he
sold 10 the highest bidder. Terms nberm-tltie
apis ii anc9for.
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Lecture.

HeCG"es
GAPT. ]. W JORDAN, OF VS., viii deliver a
L a Lecture, 1t the Greenlaw Opera House,
Monday evening, I'D, at X O'Clock p N.
Subject" Cupid and Cupidity, or the Dis
ease called Love 1iekets, % cents. For sale
at the booz stores. apo ~
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Lecture on Photography,

T4HE undersigned respectfully announce that
he will deliver a Lecture on the above sub-
lect, in the Law COURTROOM, Greenlaw Build
Ing. on Tuesday evening, April sd, at 8 p N.
Ladies earnestly Invited. Admission free.
aplg Its REUBEN DALEY.
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President Johnson's Message was
ssut to Congress last Tuesday. Il -
too long for publication in our col
nmns. ASS whole it 10 very able
do :umeut, but does not come up TO
the western standard in his financial
views. Ilo begins by deploring the
present condition Of the country, in
not having a fully restored Union
ma places the blame where il poper!y
belongs on Congress. lie then gives
them to understand plainly that any
Unconstitutional efforts to deprive any
brancI, Of the government OF its power
will be promptly met with all the re-
sistancc necessary TO overcome suct
efforts. lie dwells at some length OF
the impraclicability and Disadvantage
cf the Civil Tenure OF Office bill, ant
asks them 10 reconsider their actor
II regard to it. lie advises immediat
legislation 10 compel the Y. 5. Treas
urer and The National Banks to re
snmc specie payments, and rendeer
their notes, whenever presented, !
cod and silver, and proceeds in q
argument to show that this can b
done, thereby increasing the value
the circulating medium OF the conI
try, and also of the US. bonds. II
congratulates them on the peace no
existing between the US. and iorcig
countries; on the acquisition
Alaska: and also informs them that
treaty has been made with Dermar
providing for the cession TO this cou
try of the islands OF st. Thomas al
81. Johns. in the West Indies.
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csuse. and We Instruct our dslegstss 70 tho
State Conversion 10 vote for him % the
nominee for Auditor Of State.
On notion BY Mr.. Able the resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
The committee on appointments now
came forward and reported . iotsows;
Delegates ior the State Convention.
Al hrRs-H. A. Holthsus.
| Columbis--A. J. Gossman. Leroy Cave.
| Hsrbison-Jchn MiIburn. II. Schafer.
Hail.. S.sigel. Z. Bohsrt
Bsiubsidge-C. Doane. J. G. Schsfer-
Ps,oka-E. X. Brundick, A. VI. Miller.
rsrdinand-F. Schurz, J. B. Bickwer'
inert.
And the following persons were recon-
me nded to act as the Central Committee:
Cslumbis-A. J. Gossmsn. Leroy Cave
Harbison-John Milburn. John Frey
. berger.
A Hsll-Henry SchuelI. George Cox.
Bsinbridge-C. Doane, John Wicket and
/. Henry Msun,e'.
: Ps.oka-S. Williams. A. II. Miller.
!. Ferdina nd-Dr. n. Kempt. Joha Judy.
On motion the report OF the Committee
!. wss unanimously adopted.
, Hon. G. l. Durham Of New Albany, BE-
ling called Tor. addressed the assembly al
: some length on the issues Of the day
j On motion the thanks Of The Convention
u were ten iered Hon. Cyrus L. Durham 70
his able and eloquen. address 70 The meeting
i. On motion il was requested that the pro
!. ceedings OF this Convention be published i
j ssper COURIER. Huntingburg SIGNAL an
n. indianapolis HERALD,
:. The Convention then adjourned, will
:. three cheers for Durham. the Constitution
~ nd The Union.
al w. II. GREEN. Chm.
-. Err. BRusDicK, Sec'y.
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ADMITTING THE FAcr.-The New
York Times, radical, is at the COMES
sional. 1t admits the fact that the
radical party is incompetent to the
task of restoring the Union, and that
with all its labors it has only widened
the breach. Let the radicals read its
reluctant confession:
We are ss far from real peace to-day -
We were when the war was closed. Indeed,
the feeling that now prevails between the
Two sections IL less peaceful. more bitter and
more hostile, Than il vas when Lee surrsn.
dered 10 Grant. The people feel this 70 b
the fact, snd they deplore It as calculated
10 plunge the county deeper and deeper int
trouble and confusion. We are not coming
on, OF var with either credit TO ourselves Q
profit to the country. We are simply pro
longing lie enmities and widening the bresc
which The cessation Of armed strife ough
20 have closed. Nor does the progress
Reconstruction, under the law Of Congress
promise speedy relief. That is regarded
hostile oct BY the people Of the Sou'her
s,stes--ss intended 10 overbear and humi
ate them. and % calculated TO disorgani'
sheir society and destroy their prosperity.
The coming presidential election wi
bring the matter 10 IN Issue.
The people will bring these thing
10 an issue in the Presidential election
They will turn ont the incompetel
men who are unable TO restore u
Union, and put men in their plac
adequate to thst duty. The radio
party and its whole policy has prove
. disastrous failure.
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The chronological Journal for
December contains II portraits Of dis
tinguished men, with their biogra'
phies George peabody, President
Woolsey, Elias Howe, Oliver Crom
we'll, Rev, DR.. Worcester, ChaunceJ
Giles, Abel Silver, j. r. Hubbard
James P. Stuart, J @. Ager, W. b
Hyden, and others. The Sultan o
Turkey, and q Glance at his Empire
Our Social Relations; the Paris ex
position; Unmarried what shall W.
DO with Old Maidsl History Of th'
New Jerusalem, or Swedenborgiau
Church; Saints and Sinners; and mucI
other instructive matter. End o
Vol. 46. A New Volume begins viii
the next number. Now 10 the tim
to subscribe-only So . year. Ad
dress, s. Il. Wells, $50 Broadwa
New York.
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A LARGE Hoo.-Mr. John Eadris Of
1anssvilIs. this county. hss two hogs, the
lsrgsst Of which will weigh one thousand
pounds gsoss, and the smaller nine hundred
pounds. They ere but two years old. He
expects % make the larger one weigh eleven
hundred ~ CbsIsImaa. -Cerydon Democrat,
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given ihst the Tax
~ Duplicate for 1867 10 now In the hands
lof the Cauniy Treasurer Tor collection: and
Tor the purpose Of collecting the same he
will attend Al his Office in jasper. during
business hours. until the Fourth Monday Of
April next.
The Tax for 1867 on each one hundred
dollars valuation is, for State 20 cents end
sixty cents poll: County 60 cer,s and %
cents poll; School l6 cents aud 30 cenis
poll; Sinking Fund 20 cents; Township
Library one cent; Military Fund GO cents
80 cents poll; aud Poor Asylum cents.
Township Taxes are ~ follows 10 vii:
C.lumbis-Rosd 10 n,s-Town@hip
Tax 10 crnts--Special School 70 ceEts--
and rs cents poll.
HARRISON Road 10 cents Township Tax
llO-Special School 20
B.inbrdge 10 cents-Township
10 cents Special school 25-snd 20 cents
voll.
Hsll-Road 10 cenfs--Tow nship Tax Is
cen,s-specis! scnooI % cenis-snd 20 cents
roll
Pnoka-Rosd 10 cen,s-Township tax
10 cents special school 10 cents-and 70
! poll.
{ school rs cents-snd 25 cents poll.
Town Of Huntinpbure-R Road Tex 10 ceots
special school IL cents-snd 70 cents
!; poll ~
Ferdinsnd-Rosd 15-T'ownship TO-
special school 20.
= The taxes on Dogs is % follows Over
Y six months old, one dog 81; sllover one $Z
T. each; Suits or Bitches 81 each.
= Tax payers will please come 10 % reques'
NJ ted. to.wit.
y From Columbia on Mondsys.
From HARRISON on Taesdsys.
From Hall On Wednesdays.
). From Banbridge on Thursdsya
II From Ferdinand on Fridays.
~ From Patoks on Saturdays.
W N5-Tsxes can be paid In Gold end 81.
yer. Legal Tender. snd National Bank
Brs. WIN. BRETT. Sr. 7. ID Z.
Nov. %. '67-fv
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The Louisiana ventiou has or,
gained by the election Of Genera
Taliaierro a. permanent president
with negro % secretary and sergeant
ct arms.
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HAVING made the EYE and EAR. with
IL their many sud comp Heated disease.
q speciality and the study Of years, | desire
TO Say 10 this community, thst ] an pre-
pared 10 treat all v no may seek relief from
pain or suffering resulting from any sffec-
ton Of these important organs
All know the inestimable advantage OF
good eyesight and good hearing. and should,
be careful 10 preserve them.
What al first may appear 70 the unioi,ia.
I'd ut : slight disorder, is often the germ
|cf . deep seated disease, which may. for
want Of proper attention. Develop Itself into
L destructive sgsns. The slightest iuAsm
nation may extend 10 such . degree; and
hence, ] say, we cannot be too careful in
guarding that which msy be 90 easily lost
~.
Lone experience 10 The hospitals Of Eu.
rope 10 military and civil practice, has made
me familiar with the minute structure oi
these organs, the diseases 10 which they orc
liable. snd the proper treatment TO AFFORD
pro mpt and permanent velist
OrrscR HoURs, from 8 70 ii 4. y. and from
q 10 5P.M.
0.rOsncE. on Third Street. between 10
JOHN xAGENIss. \. D..
SURE con Oculst,
Nov 50 '67-ly Evansville, Ind.
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TThe census OF Washington City, jus
taken. shows a population Of 66 ,04l white
and 80, 46l blscks-totsi, 1875 1913.
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.sHERlFF'S SALE.


NOTICE 10 hereby given that jy virue
Not copy Of . decree. issued from the
Office OF the clerk OF Dubois Com. Pleas
Court, and 10 me directed, wherein ] am
comma nded to make the sum OF seven hun.
bred and ninely-,wo dollars and six cents.
together with costs, l will proceed 10 offer
for ssle At Public auction, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash in hand. At The door Of the
court house Of Dubois county. In the town
of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Dec. %. 1867.
Between The hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ end
A o'clock, p. NJ Of said day. the rents end
profits for term no, exceeding seven years
| OF the following described real estate, stu
s,ed in Dubois county and State OF Indians
to.sit:
4 The north west qasrter Of the south ives
quarter and the south east quarter Of The
1 south west qusrtes OF section thirty-two
town one north range four west. containing
one hundred and twenty acres more o. less
And on failure 10 realize the foil amour
lof prin cipsl, interest and costs called Tor b!
/ said decree, 1 will q the same time an
; place, and in like manner, sell ths fee sim
u pie OF said real estate
Taken in execution a. the property Q
: John Schiller and Catherine Schiller, q
e suit OF Joseph Sermersheim.
p Said sale will be made without any relic
4 whatever from the valuation or sppraismen
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff DC.
y ADAMS g. BuErrxER, Atlys.
> Dec 8, 1667-3w
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ADMIN STRATOR'S NOTICE.
NJ TICE is hereby given that the IN
1V signed has been appointed Executrix
with will annexed. OF the estate OF William
Harris hie Of Dubois County, deceased
Said estate IL probably solvent
HESTER HARRIS, Executrix.
Dec. 6, IS67-3w
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ha,f dozen ........, 90
Hoonand's German Tonic, put up quart bosslcas %
psr bottle Or half dozen for..:... . -
NY, y Wdg V gst he gsouinA
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4 Pure blooded English Race Stallion.
~ from a full blooded Messenger. and BY
Imported Albion. can be seen at Jasper,
Dubois county. Ind. An inierest for sale.
z. NJ. WELMAN.
dec. lst. Is66-if.
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SALE OF TOWN Lors IN MATTERS.

SALE OF TOWN Lors IN MATTERS.
WILLIE.
VTVIIE undersigned having laid out sowu
u on his land st the crossing Of The Jss.
per and Troy. and Huntingbusg and Csles.
tine roads, will oflss 1t public sale, on The
premises, on
MONDAY. Dec. Q. 1867,
about forty beautiful lots. SO feet front By
i65 fee, deep. Streets 40 fee. wide between
the blocks.
TERms-One half Of the purchase money
casa 10 hand. ard one-hsif 10 eight monihs
from day for sale, with notice, bearing inter.
eat and secured. for deferred psvmen's
Nov Is. '67-4 M. 9. Matter.
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Ctrman Druggist, Proprietor
Formerly u. N. Jackson A. 20.
FOR sais b. I'll Druggists and Dealers 70 Medicines
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CAUTION.

uf..e.,s,. S7evman Remedies arc countcrfeited Bee
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