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SAVANNAH, August SO.-It is rumor-
ed here that petition he's been sent to
General Pope for the removal of the
present Mayor and Board of Aldermen,
and a counter petition has been gotten
up to retain the present Board, which
has been signed by all the influential
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-The news Of Nc
Coolies victory over Jones created great
here, which was shared in
by nearly all classes of people. Large
sums of money changed hands.
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New YORK, August 3I.-The Times
special says Efforts are making to re-
instate ex-Gov. Wells of Louisiana, but
Grant has power to prohibit it.
The Government is informed of swim
oilers going about the country repre-
themselves as officers of the
sent out to enable dis
soldiers TO obtain back pay and
hnnnfN -
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--LATEST MARKErSP.a,
FLouR-CIosed quiet and unchane

FLoUR-Closed quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-Quiet and firm with
limited supply. Rye-Dull at 81 4Sa
40 for western. Oats-Quiet at 76a7Sc
for new Ohio. Corn-Active and adj
vancing with fair speculative demand
at 81 l6aI II for good to prime new mix
ed western, and 81 1Oal Is for unsound
do.
PROVISIONS Pork-Steady; sales go
bbls mess at S23 20 regular. Beef-Dull
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Flrm ah9
in fair demand. Bacon-Quiet and
steady. Lard-Firm and moderately
active at lS5sal35Sc for steam, and 1873
l4c for kettle rendered.
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CINcISNATI. Aug. 3l.-McCooIe won
the fight in thirty-four rounds, knock
ing Jones out of time.
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certain deposits of the bank in the
Ocean Bank here. The attachment had
been Issued by the owner of certain
checks drawn by the Selma bank three
days Hfter it refused the payment of "A
Government draft on deposit here. II
is claimed that the attachment is in
derogation of the provisions of the act
creating National banks, which provides
for the winding up OF insolveut con-
Germs. The case has gone to the gene
term of Court, on appeal.
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Reparator GapilIi.

Throw away your falsefriEzes, your switches,
Destructive o. comfort, aud not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, como ugly and
And rejoice in your own Iuxurlant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
T. heads (from whatever cause II may have
fallen ont) and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, 1t has no equal. 1t Will force the
heard 10 grow upon the smoothest face In
from I'VE TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two to three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
IRON their own experience) can bear WIT
nesS- But many will say, bow are we TO dis
ttngulsh the genuine from the spuriousf II
certainly Is cult, rs nine-tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
aud heard arc entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparator Capillt; twill
cost You nothing unless 1t fully comes
uPt our representations II your Druggist
does not keep Il, send us one dollar and we
VIII forward II, postpaid, together with 4 re-
celpt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire satifRc-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. l. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. West Eayette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
mch2S-eod .trtw&wly rs .a
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nARKErs ny rEI.EunAPa.
NEW YORK. August 81
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CorToN-Without change; sales 600
bales at &c for middliug uDlands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1927 Dbls; market
quiet and slightly in buyers favor, but
prices without decided change; sales
$500 bbls at SC 65a7 60 for superfine
State and western; IS 40al0 90 for extra
western; $40 50al2 90 for choice do; IS 80
alO 90 for shipping Ohio; $40 lOall IS for
trade brands, and 50 OOal4 90 for new
st. Louis. California FlOur-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye FloUr-Lower; sales
100 bbls at So 50ss 40.
WHIsRY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Rec 30,0S6 bu;
market quiet and a shaoe tirmer; sales
ii 600 bu; 81 80 for amber southern; g 50
for very choice extra white Michigan;
81 81 for white California; 81 p for ola
white Canada, and 81 81 for amber Ken
lucky. Rye-Nomtnal.- Barley and
Malt-Duli. Corn-Receipts 81 sos bu;
market active, excited and 2a3c higher,
with fair speculative demand; sales
100, COO bu; 81 Hal IL for new mixed
western; 81 l0al ID unsound and 81 l71E
for high mixed nearly yellow. Oats
Receipts Is, 63S bu; market more active;
sales 43, COO bu; 70a72c for old WESTERN
65a75c for new southern; 16a1SLzc for
new Ohio; soc for n small lot do; nc for
State; 73c for Pennsylvania, and 7sc for
new Chicago; and 1000 bu Chicago all
September at 64c.
CoAL-Quiet and dropping.
LEATaER-Quiet but firm.
wooL-Steady; sales $4,000 pounds
at 43a6Oc for domestic fleece.
GRoCERIEs-Rice-D Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-Quiet; sales coo bids
Cuba at l11zal2c. MoIBsses-Dun.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Dull; 12al21zc for crude;
27a2711c for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-A shade easier;
sales 1850 bbls at S23 l5a23 % for new
mess: closing at S23 % regular; 81 20
for old mess; $19 75a2O 90 for prime, and
so rs for prime mess; stock u, 81 bbls;
lest month SO .ss6 bbls; lest year 81 ,s5S
bbIs. Beef-FirD; sales 100 bbls; stock
1850 bbls; last month 2i2l bbls; lest year
1923 bbls. Beef Hams-Dun. Cut
Meats-SteadS; sales $50 pkgs at liza
Il3<c for shoulders; l51zal61zc for hams.
Bacon-QHiet; sales $50 boxes long
clear and Stratford; 1000 lbs rough sides
at I2c; $1,000 lbs shoulders at 1O7<c.
Lard-Quiet and steady; sales $50 bbls
at 13al4c. Butter-Steady. Cheese
Quiet.
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REMARKs oN nEEF CAITLE.

The arrivals OF cattle for the week
amount to 1.1S9 head, which compares
with 957 last week, and 906 the cores
ponding week of last year, and the sales
for the week amount TO ESQ head, which
compares with 932 last week, and 900
the corresponding week OF last year,
and were as follows:
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From Richmond

RIcHMoSD, Aug. 3O.-Rappes * Co.'S
tobacco mandatory was seized yester-
day for violation of the Internal REEVE
nue. law.
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AS usual, the Saturday market was
less animated, but still there was fair
business being transacted. Prices were
generally very firm for all classes Of
STABLE and fancy cottons. Woolens are
also in good request, and fine fabrics
in novel designs sell freely at good
prices, while inferior qualities drag and
20 slow.
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IONFY AM gTOCEg.

GoyERSMRNr STcCKslCoupons of
'62, ll41I; '6i, IO9ss; 'e5, llO5z; new,
1857; 1910 coupons, l03; 1905, first
series, IOT7S; others, I0T1f.
MoSEY-4a5 per cent. SteTling-Un-
changed.
GoLD-I4Ik.
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The Latest News
BY TELEG RAPH-

BY tIIe Union line:
once, corner of Main and Monroe street
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Jasper and l.oogoOtcc!
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

TIME under igned proprietor Of the regu
= lar mail line, respectfully informs ihs
,raveiing pubic ihst hereafter he will run
< Sage for The accommodation Of passen.
gers on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
dsys lie will leave jasper, in time 70 con
nee, with the trains on the o, e. M. r.. r
~ Loogooiee, snd viii return on Tuesdays
Thdsdsys. and Saturdays. His team il 4
good one. and passengers may rely on 90
ing through safely and ;niime
lS'DnRE SHOEMAKER.
May 18th, 1866
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
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THE NVospERruL FLtxiBlLiTY and gres
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he Dupiex Elliptic SKIRT VIII bs expsri-nc
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arm chairs, TOR W, menade aud house dress
as The skin can b. folded when muse ~ oc.
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Is 81 silk 90 muslin dress. m lnvaiuabl,
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4 lady having enjoyed lie pleasure CON
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The will not bend or break like Ire singh
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New Store!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. NOTIONS &C.

TIE undersigned would respectfully n.
torn he Public that he has jus, opened
: new store. 10 The house formerly occuoIed
oy w. U Adams. where he has LARGE
.lo'k " Dy Goods. Clothing Boots, Shoes.
Notions, DC 20 which he invites The st,en.
'inn q 'he Public, and which he will sell !,
nrices 70 defy competitor Call and Gym.
ina FRANK rIycK
Nov "a b NICELY
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teaspoon OF soda, two Of cream satar,
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March mi 1867.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE u LANES

= tt1l Att ir IVA Oh SALE ~ IA y lis
nv CFlCH HEREBY gwen tia, y, vrius
NJ az CIDER 81 lie Dubois Court oi
g3mmen fesy, The undersigned Admins.
t.i1s 81 iiia estate ~ Joseph Ga9k decd
l aLsr fos sale AZ auction GA the premise.
qn
TUESDAY June llih, 1867. 81 ii o'clock,
Fas following Lands snd premises OF he
lscTJeni, situated 10 the County Of Dubois,
slat Al Indians so.ei,:
lho sCu.h west cr. n ihe north esst az.
ra lh1 vesi haf eli tie south east ar. Of
iac n1rh csss Gr., end CLIO ne sculh easl
ss q ths nefh rcsi qr, except lhst psrt
1' srt menionas 40 acrrs lylng west 81
f1tcL4 River. risr INST psi. Oh Tie nrrlh
easi N a. lhe scuih wrei gr lying south Of
f4feta Eivsr, uil Ii Section iro. towr two.
sauih range tyc west, containing in all 10
aefsf acre AZ iasa. tubiect however TO me
sara1eni4 wld0we share taeseia and suhjpct
also W tha lien ard payment u mortg sgs
ihtf19n held BY J Hopf fof $40. With
ialsfsst; end VIII also likewise seil on lha
premises ca er,1 llsa tly Of june 1867, ii
y o'clock in ihs .iiegnooD the east half Of
Las M. isV III lns original plat 81 ihs owu
Hf jasper. M huc~n and Jesieasted Oh ihe
Map NJ said Town; rlfusisd IL the c0unit
pi Dubois, rutlneI alAo 10 tie widows share
1g interest thefrin.
Terms or SArE. One half cs The PIT
ehase money 10 ~ paid rnsh IL hind thr
belance or rreda j. monshs from daie
M ee'e the PcfahaseFs giving notes win
ApTrosel secarisy, bssrng intesss, fsom
5a'c, ga waving relief from sslustion o.
superintendent laws.
JOHN WEIKEL, Adn'r.
Il Brsf'rer any.
NAV llh 1867
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From The Working Farmer.
Profits OF Pear Culture.

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climate ege.. an ;,r g,fsnt ;giiae.a..
sn tho diHer.rt ya..t.s nt.rs
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lens. Il ora ~ ous .ssaiag nas a..
hss onIv filled ~ nsrlDe. 4 ..r ,r,n
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locelities ,his ts~e sroNa v-aii h,os.
SONS f,gelr la,t ..os. NV. M. ils rrn;t
and ha. Via rsratat:sa NJ teiac \ "
IL uncertain sasisl IAen .aiA Y.
quali'yis very 4isi rent, oflfuit grows
ia different localities. On tie clay
soil of New jersey iha frE:i al shcl
Duchesse d'Angoalgnsu i first qual.-
". while il many parts cl Lon.l
Island and VI essc!est.r col. Aewi
York, Tie quantity II quite indiNe.
cnt. This is probably the case Ni..,l
nearly ali our Leading kinds III pears;
and it is oniy vs. learning frons ,siueel
who have preceded us lhas we eau
avoid repeating thsir mistakes.
The ame,eur Ma ill., l,.;.nra ,na
maans a. Nh. d;.,osat .ho,l,t .~., -isl
Tie rev varieties ana his.evrsr;anr.
would BE- OF great value u tie horn
cultural public. The labors 1t sach
men as Charles Downing are III meal
culable value to Ito community Ia
testing new varieties, and giving thciri
unbiased opinion on tho merit III AIM
new kinds introduced icr market cr
amateur purposes.
Those WA ;mao;na tha. Y n III.
necessary n NM, lara 80 \, WIN
blowing peocare lr4.S ..nr tsa-n
out M once--aud w;s.ont tprtherE
care. or attention exneet II
vears n sather IN Abundance ~ M
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taken: and We adyiss .hem NJ ,,rar.reE
for ,iisanpo;ntment WI. Y M loca
ton aid soij ars c,ra,nllv selec,,d
and iu3ic;nrs as.orln,.r, ~ ,raas
planted and taken care VI in tie wss
described ia this treaties, there Is nol
department or Lusbandry moro piaas.
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PATENY CMtRa.

NST he ihirg u plsRss ycur wives
- Recess 0hio Patent Churn makes rn0rt
gutter frcsn Iess cream,s and VI sheHer Time
w'ih less lsbpr hnn sny other chuFa Cal
an exsa,ins them X
n. FRIEDMANN'S.
March le. 1857.
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$50 Acres Of Land.

NOV j. the time tor any one wishing 10
purchase one ol the NEST desirable
sr'Ds ID Dghei- county. 100 acres Of II Is
lnfo- isuce, aud ~ good .nlllva'ion. N hst
\ good iramc dwelling hnn-a barn. well,
-'rfn orrhhrd nnd nil other cnnsenicncrc
m y ll ~ Sold on reasonable terms to-
ash For further particulars inquire
4 4. kslso. On The premises in H.rhso
l''wrsNip; W Of q. DOaNT.
jan. ~, Y. g uErER nFFTcE.
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THE LADVS FRIEND.
rEAurIfuL PREMIUM rseaAvl.o.
Reduced Prices u Clubs.


The Lady's Friend announces fcr 1876.
The following nnvreis:-A new s'a7y ,,
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her way hy Eizabrih Prescott. nufilor n
Told by ~ run:' No loDgpr young W
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ls Colorcd Fashion PIsts--.ergray ~ s eel
In every number
II Nil GIVE . o-auufnl executed Fanc,
See Engraving y every number.
u Viii rive large assortment N Woo
Cur, illustrating me fashions. fancy work
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Il VII. rive popular mice n Music
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so lightly and tenderly closed round
her fingers and returned their pres
sure. isr aa
She knew, then, that she had been
heard, and that she had been for
given. She covered the hand with
her kisses, sought to warm it in her
bosom, moistened it with her tears,
then fell in a sort of swoon by the
bedside of her lover. pr
The man is dead, stone dead, I"
said the chirurgeon presently, when
he entered the room. " For this poor
woman, God help her! l think her
mind has gone forever. "
You remember my saying the
other night, when he went'.to the thea
ire in Lincoln Slim fields, that [
wished the comedy had been TRACE
dy?" Said Mr.. Hervey to his friend.
=" Certainly, Ned; you made some
such speech, [ know" replied Sir
Godfrey.
We'll, that comedy had most
tragic and fearful ending. The same
night poor Knevit, the actor, was at
tackled and most barbarously murder
ed"
$50 young, so handsome, so occom-
plished! God rest his SOUL"
He was buried last night by torch
light in the churchyard of St. Glenn
ent Danes; many thousand people at
tending; all grieving deeply for the
gallant young gentleman. / trust the
villains that murdered him may be
brought to justice That Welch baro-
net and his friend Major Moxon are
suspected. Sir Owen has powerful
influence; yet pray Heaven he may
not escape! The officers are in quest
of him, but he has disappeared"
God will find him out" said Sir
Godfrey, solemnly, g for all his infu-
entail friends, let him hide where he
mayl Though hand join with hand,
yet shall not the wicked go unpunish-
ed
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