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DEATH OF A PHILADELPHAN.-Th
Foley, of this city, who accompanied the Good
Will Engine Company TO Harrisburg, to take
city on Tuesday.
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DYElNG, SECURING, ETC.
FRENCH STEAM SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. $40 RACE Street,

We beg leave to draw your particular attention to our
new French Steam Securing the FIRST and
only one OF Its kind In this city We DO not dye, but By
chennea process restore Ladies Sentemen ans
uTing them in the least While great experience and
perfect satstactIon 10 all who with their
patronage. LADIES' DRESSES, OF ever description,
with or without TrimmlnRs are cleaned and finished
without being taken apart whether the color be genuine
or not .I~. n..l ~. ,...,, NJ, -
Carpets Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves etc cleaned and
and Winter Clothing cleaned TO Perecnon without -
inrv to the stun Also Flags and banners All kinds OF
y. ysmoved without cleaning the whole An orders
are Executed under our immediate superyision, ana
satIs sfaetion guaranteed in every instance "A cali and
EXAMINATION Of our process Is respectfully solicited.
IA ALBEDYLL Il MARY
slGmm{ Ne SO RACE Street.
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JANUARY 2I, 1867.
MANAGERS.

MANAGERS.
Joseph D. Ellis, No. 1926 N. Third street; Jesse X.
Walker, n. W. corner Fourth and Chesnut; +. j.
Walter, No 272 S. Third street, Wilhelm Eisenlohr, No
1877 S. Tenth streets Christian Mack, No 2l3 s. Broad
street; Charles Grill No, 74 Flbert street; Mason
HiTsch, No Ala Market street; Louis HehneTwald No.
2Sl Dock streets Caspar Bcker, No sos Arch street;
Henry Gebauer, No. 1923 SAMSON street.
Tickets can be obtained of j. Risey, Continental
Hotel; Joseph steppacher, No. 5Sl Chestnut street;
George Muller, No. 72S Vine street; F. L. Ladner
No. 632 N Third street; and at Acten Hall, no 3l N.
Third street; sengerbund Hall, corner OF Crown and
CaloWhill; and OF the Man ayers. ll47t
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MEDICAL.

DR. j. S. ROSES ALTERATIVE-
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER - -
you have corrupt disordered, Vltiated blood wan
sick all over Itmay appear pimples sores OF az
some active disease or may only make you feel IAN
guild depIessed but you cannot have good health IL
your blood s impure. DIR, Roses Alternative removes
all these impurities, and is the remedy that will restore
YOU 10 health ...H NJ 7'T-'S-o-
1t is unequalled for the cure of all diseases OF the
glands, sctoula, ubercular consumption and all erup
-I-| "DYoTT q CO..
No 232 North SECOND Street.
DIR. DYOTTvS ITCH OINTMENT
will every form OF ch and superior 10 any other
remedy for the of that dlsagreeabe aud tomennR
complaint Price 25 cents Sent per mail, 40 cent?
DY0TT d CO.,
No. 232 Worth SECOND Street.
DIR. j. s, ROSES EXPECTORANT. p.
For the cure OF consumption, coughs Colds asthma
catarrh influenza spitlng OF blood bronchitis and All
diseases OF the lungs. .-,-.--
This syrup having stood the test of many years ex-
perience rmeuy Tor irrta ion any inlamm alton
OF the lungs tn oat, or bronchia acknowledged by
all TO be remedy superior to other known COM
pound tor the reliet and of coughs and con-
sumption. Price 81 Sole agents
s56m No 2S2 North SECOND Street
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The rate allowed by the State of Pennsylvania
is TWO hundred and forty dollars per annum,
being sixteen dollars and forty cents less than
the actual cost of maintenance. From other
sources of revenue the Treasurer reported pay
ments which left in his hands balance of
S20S5S7.
The following officers were elected, and the
meeting adjourned
Presjdent-George Sharswood, LID.
Vice Presidents-Henry j. Williams, Geo G..
Ieiper, of Delaware. VIM. NJ. Meredith, John
n. Conyngham, of LuZerne
Secretary-JameS j. Barclay,
Treasurer-F Mortimer Lewis.
Directors-Mordecai d. Dawson, John Far
num- Rev. Henry A. Boardman, ID. D., George
w Woodward LII. D., OF Luzerne: William
Welsh, William Neal, James Pollock William
Bigler of Cleartield; Edmund e. Evans, of
MONTGOMERY; George A. Wood, Abraham II.
Perkins, Charles Willing, NJ. D., John Ashhurst,
Hester Clymer. of BerlIs: Charles IL. Hutchin-
SON Morton Z. Henry, Atherton Blight, Il. Hew-
son Bache M. D., Edward Q. Biddle Charles
Wheeler, Alexander Fullerton, William G.
Thomas, j. /. Clarke Hare, Samuel A. Crozier, OF
Delaware; Samuel C. Morton.
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CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs.-In the will of
terday, are the following bequests:- :-One-fourth
of the estate to st. Johns Orphan Asylum, IN
West Philadelphia; also, $4,000 shall be sent to
the Mayor of the city of Nantes, with sealed
letter in duplicate which contains private diree-
tions for the use of the amount.
After the death Of his wife the following be-
quests are to be made:-The Societe Franchise
de Renaissance, of PhiladelDhia. $500; Cathe-
dral of ST. Peter and st. Paul, S4O0; ST. Joseph's
Orphan ASYLUM, $500: St. Johns Orphan
Asylum $500; the House OF the Good Shepherd,
5000; the West Philadelphia Industrial School,
$500; also directs that after the deceGse of his
wife the sum of 5000 francs shall be transmitted
to the Bishop of Nantes, in France, to be in
vested by him, and the interest of said sum to
be paid every two years to any person living in
the diocese of Nantes who shall have been
known, during that period, to have performed
the most virtuous action.
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Total....... s66l292L98 81 9sa l65 Ol sl62O leO9l

FRANKLIN INsTITUTE.-At the meeting last
evening, after the usual business, the paper on
steam boilers, by Mr.. Joseph Harrison, which
had been announced for the evening, was read.
In this the importance of safety in steam gene
rators was first explained by reference to the
great loss Of life and property constantly occur
ring. The difficulty, nay, impOssibility, of Sc
curing this with the ordinary forms of boilers
now in use, was then shown by reference to the
injurious effects of all the methods now en-
ployed for shaping and connecting wrought
iron sheets.
The relative advantages of wrought and cast
iron were then discussed in this view, and
finally the structure and arrangement of the
Harrison boiler was finally described by aid of
diagrams projected on the screen and castings
placed on the table.
A full discussion then followed of the various
relations of this boiler as regards economy,
freedom from scale, ease of erection, recon-
being proposed by members present. and an
swered by Mr. Harrison. Mr.. Coleman Sellers
related in brief the experiments lately made
by the Committee of the Institute.
The tellers then reported elections as fol-
lows
President-J. Vaughan Merrick.
Vice Presidents-Coleman Sellers, three years.
George Erety, one year.
Secretary-Henry Morton.
Treasurer-Frederick Fraley.
Managers-Robert r. Rogers NJ. D., one year;
Robert Briggs, two years; William Sellers, Will
liam j. Horstmann, Henry Cartwright, Samuel
Hart b. II. Moore, II. q. Morris, w. b. BemeEJ,
Il. Y. Townsend, three years.
Auditor-James IL. Cresson.
The eX-President then introduced Mr.. j. v.
Merrick with an appropriate speech, and this
gentleman then, on assuming the chair, made
some remarks suited to the occasion.
A paper on the quadrature of the circle was
making, by Mr. Bond. The meeting then on
motion adjourned.
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,aG#3n PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

$HENsh PAHY's :" AA' % - 'iiir 0o4"-
IBRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING United STATES NAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No ~ North River, foot of Canal
street at IL O'Clock Oon, as iollows:-
December 81 NEW YOBK, Capt W. G. Farber,
meeting with CONSTITUTION, Capt. Caverly.
January IL HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt A. G.
Gray connecting with COLLEEN AGE, Capt Lap dge.
January q RI sing @ STAR, Capt T A 5arris, con
All departures touch at Acapulco those Of lst and
2lst connect Panama with steamers for South Pacific
ports; lst and llth Tor Central American ports and
those of lst touch at anZani.lo.
Depatur Of llth each month connects with the new
steam line rom Panama to Australia and New Zealand
stefmer of March IL. 1851 will connect with tle Com
panys steamer Colorado, to leave San Francisco for
Yokohama and HOng-Kong on April 8, 1867
One hundred pounds OF baggage allowed each adult
Mediclnes and attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further information, apply
at the of ce on the wharf foot of Canal street, Orh
~ f. r. BABY, Agent
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lk%sa STEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVER
&AlssA&sS POOL, calling at Londonderry to land Mails
and Passengers.
The faYOrite passenger steamers of
THE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY FROM PIER Al NORTH
RIVER.
Rates of passage, payable in uTreney-To Liyerpo9
Prepaid certificates from these ports 10 new York
S35; avre, Antwerp, etc. $40 and s37
offices, FRANCIS MAC DONALD d co. Agents,
No Bowling Green, New Hork.
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.gsE6ss, EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
sslhIlhl4gss sSsshIhl4s PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
w bdTe 9Be and
and Boston Railroad v 6ari providence,
HSSNEEh ,dssSsS !; Rogers SSmmSndeT 01n TnGntaI
regularly advertised Freight w be received daily,
Freight Tor Boston Mass, and all intermediate
n M Be
less time and at lower rates than by any other route
s 6iis Of iadns sisped alter the ship has sailed
oE TRHhBGRY' d1Hhst OF WhoRERs II aA@ CO. Agents
Henry Cleaveland Esq. A gent at Providence K. /.
@SFs> NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION
Steamers weekly to Liverpool calling at Queenstown.
The splendid first class Iron Stea nships
LOUISIANA, Uaptain Harrington
FFfN' FEfhNNscTnxHiSta, caDtain daf,tinsP GiSP'ain Lewis
DENMARK, Captain Thomson
Drafts issued for any amount payable at any bauk in
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ oURRENovi
To Liverpool or Queenstown. -. si0O $50.
Through passage to Paris Antwerp. Hamburg, Bre-
men London, etc at low rates
pool or One 6sGwn 9r ss5 IN currency can be obtained
For freight cabin apply at the Office Ofthe
Company. No 81 BROADWAY. For steerage uckets
WAY, or No. 275 PEARL street, ,,,,,o,, -.
.afHssA LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAM
Fat sage TO London, 500 $50 $50 currency
Passage from London, S75, $50 and $780, gold.
ATALANrA, Captain Pinkham
BFLLONA, Captain Dixon.
CELIA, Captain Gleadell.
WILLIAM PENN, Captain BILLINGS
The accommodations for sengers these ships
passed. Freight will be taken and through bills
OF ladng given to havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam Amser-
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITING, No
26 BROADWAY. For freight, apply at No 54 SOUTH
ROWLAND & AsPINwALL, Agents,
1#EEA, PASSAGE TO AND FROM
SSllh1IS GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
by STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED RATES.
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND,
IRELAND, SCOTLAND. AND WALES.
TbPSCoTT BROTHERS g. CO.,
No. So SOUTH Street, and 80. % BROADWAY.
zE6Es. FOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL
SSMlaAAS UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
STTAMSHlP COMPANY.-Regular Mail steamers,
sailing on the 22d OF every month =
MORT III AMERICA, Captain Il. +. Zimmerman.
SOUTH AMERICA. Captain II. l.. TinkelpauRh.
GUIDING STAR, Captain George B. Slocum.
These elegant steamers sail on schedule time. and
cali at st Thomas Para Penambuco Bahia, and Rio
de JaneIo. going aud returning. For engagement OF
"eis"' VI P"''"e'' TGxkRTsoN 4 hLLEN Agents
No Bowling Green New York.
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SHIPPING.

SEsA FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEL
n lal71fsfl delphia Steam Propeller Company De-
sDRtch Swtsure Lnes,via Delaware and Rartan Canal,
leaving day at " M. and p. M connecting with Al
Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight which will be tax upon accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM NJ. BA IRD 4 Co,
Is No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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grsndchlld becomes greai-grshdiaihfr
Privately, think Il YVES a shsbby thing ~
the scamp of ibe Thnry first bIissonri who
took your horse. aud The colonel % his brig
sdisr should have returned il but can
not afo-d % undpftske 10 make good The
sins Of omission ~ NV own e"lcheIs mad
0riasdifrs, much lees 1f those of iorfsef
generation When this cruei war u over,
and pesOe once mare gives you parish. !
" ia promise. II near you. TO pfucuse ont ~
one OF Uncle Sam's couals q beast inat
viii replace the one taken from yon -
Nronglnlly. Bus nov lis impossible. We
~ill have hig journss before us and VIII
ne sIl Ne have, snd, fear. more 'eo %
look cut waen the Yanks srr sboo, am
hide your beasts. ior my expeHrnce - mat
n, soldiers are very careless in search
ior lilr. ! know Gen. Hs'tee vii conf fm
ihs~, NV scsice.
Mih great respect, yours truly,
Mx. 7 SHERMAN,
Nj General.
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peei, yours truly,
Mx. 7 SHERMAN,
Nj General

The Military Government Bill in Court
The Washington correspondent oi The
Cincinnati Commercial. tsieerapLs The ioi-
low iae Information 10 regard 20 The cster-
uinMion u Ieacing Souihrfn msn a. test
the conrliIuiynalij ot lhe nii'AFy Cover
,nen, act. ia tbs Unled Slales Supreme
Court
Il. in contempt ,ion. by several promi
nenl southern men nov - Wlrhrgton,
assisted b. eminen, lega advi.srs. y 'ess
The consii:u,onaliiy 81 The military recon
s,ruclicn set. ty bdigins nn issue directly
before the Supreme Court. - iis present
t-,m The proper documents have already
sssn drawn up. and hase been cuiy signes
by the petitioners, praying an Injunction
sgsnsi Gsnsfsi Pope. commanding one q
the southern military disriess, snd sgsihsf
Andre~ Johns1n.s cIsizrn % Tennessee
-nd Pre.idvnt u The United staIss, ~
sirsinny ihrm from enlorcaus ss'd sct, ~
'hv ground tbat II y uncons.Itu,soasl. and
ihrriofe rnia and " ~ elect.
iis naf imprcbsbss Ihst oa Fritay next,
y hlra \. kupsn =. motion uss 70 the Su-
yreme Court. shsl The application ier this
hrjlrciiyn sil re made though lhr cOunsvi
Nho have been applied 70 hsve not evrn
gwen ,hsir opinion a. % me feasibility y
the ssp. nevcrdy johnson tisintnins That
lihe nprioa sor IN Irjvnciion viii be denied
II once, on the ground ihui The supreme
iCuuri hss MOI jurisdiction IN such eeses.
In AS oBinloa me case viii have 20 CONF
lus from l1wer irihnnaI % apes, before
ihe highest court in lhe land can take eoa
nizanee Ut Il. Other legal sn'horl'y. con
X suited To-day, assume the lrIurd inst ihi
,l,rlaac,.on il asksd tor BY citizens q lhs
\ Ssutes, snd not by lb- State government
and that, therefore. original Jurisdiction j.
7, The case dos not lie under section two, sr
, lt.sle ihrss, 81 the Constitution.
SAo8id there be concurrence Of cpinic
! among constitutional lawyers sgainst u
question u jurisdiction. the gen,lemel
\. prsying for the injunction may not presen
I 4, 10 the supreme Court, but will await
case now being made up in Alexandra
I. Virginia, whlch will come up ihrosgh ID
district court Of ,hat State on regular ~
peal 20 The Saprene Court Of the Unn,
> S1sies.
A4 ~ ~ sxrcutiyks Of The ten Ssutlsf
+ States but three have been consulted. ~
= o,ya ther consent 10 any proceedings vhie
Q Mi. ssst me cous,isuuonaiiy % the recon
= -truction scs. Governor Psuon. Of Alsp'
= ma. however, declines 70 take any sctic
d u he premises. snd Il represented ss bein
FAVOR ~ fnr iaw.
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The ecltor Of The S's,e-hne (vs.) Gs
xe,,e. Brisiol, desiring 20 sccommousie
himself % the new political d.sPessaton,
offers or sale
"A we'll bound volume. containing the
constitution " the late Uulsed States me
Of Virginia. nov Mii,sry De
,rc, A, No. Il; also the Virgins Bili q
R,rh,s. and the Kealucky Resolutions q
l776 ANY one desiring 70 preserve these
rel,cs ol The barbaiOus age. extending iren
,776 10 1861, viii DO we'll 70 call. Also,
coy 81 rhe Bible ~iII be exchanged Tor tn'
H,e ana Writings oi John Brown. dseess
Ell"
This Is very excellent snd uu'n'1
irou,mentsry upon The present s's'e 2
tF.irs
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The people 81 OAie are Frc~lIns
tha lhey had 10 paY IL ssxss 70 III. EsdsS-
y Csovsrnmvat last year over seventy mil
iisas u nollsr~- Tha: y within five mi
lions oi The highest sum Inst me ~hcis
UAnrI States ever 2ssd in one year under
sny Democratic scminisiratio1- Ohis he's
now ~ pay over sixsy eve millions ~ del-
lars tnnusIly ~ the luxury Of Seing -
b lack a. nsgross face in Poliiics. Cheap
ss dirt and nssiiness.
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u Alta party on Fifth svenne,
New lerk, lie other evening. bsau
riful young lady Was cornplinented
~ young gentleman on the sim-
ylsc:iy and good taste of rlersdrese.
:. | ain so glad yoa like il. the lady
replied; ~ made it oil myself. and
Il oost lust seven dollars.1 When
onr oclI,s pride themselves upon the
chvapnes- OF their attire. instead Of
liz cxpcnsiveness, vc shall hear Of
.swcr iaiinrss among vur obEsiness
uisr. h~s ilr1usAa
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A MuLEY--The following anec-
doie il told by Methodist preacher.
liz is good. .rt -
a lew years ago the Rev. j. "
i. Mc--- created sensation by
his eloquent preaching. Among
other placcs favored by him with a
visit Was Franklin ia this State. On
the occasion at lilo visi; to that town
his scruon- in The forenoon. was on
the subject u :. Family Prayer ard
prod ucui, Tor a time, = profound sen-
satiou. Among others deeply excited
xas Erother B.. Ia the afternoon
= speaking u.e-ting WAS held. q
winch Bro B. ar 1se and with .
great deal o. emotion said This
morning Brother Nc- spoke about
some family aliars that had but one
horn u;on them. where prayers are
observed bnt once 4 day: but. breth-
rem. my altar is a mnley-I pray
neither morning nor evening
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H Bod, Houses OF Congrsss have
PASSED Il ioint resolution providing
fcr the necessary survey Tor > ship
canal aronnd The fallA Of the Ohio
river. The resolution directs the
Secretary to csnse surveys. with phns
and estimates oi cost, to be made bv
an ofiic Of the engineer corps, for 4
ship canal suitable Tor military, naval
and commercial purposes, atonnd The
lalls on the Indiana side. and 70 canse
said officer also 10 estimate the ex-
?cDse 81 completing the ccisville
and Portland canal. On the Kentucky
side. according to the resent plan.
The expenses ~ these surveys are 10
be deirayed from existing xpproprial
rions. The report win be laid bef6fe
Congress next SESSION for dscifioos
whether the Old canal canal sliau %
Completed - new one made. -r'
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IL On Saturday last come 81 the
ladies OF the Union Mission AssoeisS
t.on visited q family in whose houeS
they found . little boy standing Up 10
4 beer keg- They asked how be
came there, and were tod that he had
noshing 70 wear, and did not want to
lac in bed all the time He was
therefore put 10 the keg % tlsat be
could see what was going on around
him buffalo Express. iA H. n-
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IL Th- ssiD- 81 tn property .@h by
Ar''mus Wfff ~ill ne' sxeeed SO coo.
IL gave S5i . -nra % The ,xo clliar-r Of
h's agent, Mr. Hings'or. TAs luuUr.si
slso provided Tor she education .: Geurge
|Siessas, - intelligent yYn'h Ot iourie-p,
who hus been his constant ssiendar; srd
q, nipanion Tor the lsst ,wo years. I'll.
will prov sldrs Tor hts apprenticeship for tHY
yearr II q pr.aurg ciice, sAd men be rr-
,nsvsI % cciIrv- icr 'he periec'ing VI hIs
eJlualicr. Mr. Brc~ne slsird lhss l'ls ol.
j -ri II wishing George - 20 fr.I Into ;
prin'ig ciiirr Uas, " thai he nigh, ssee
tain bos iiiiI- he kue&. and hs~ isPor
snt X was - learn
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Terrier ana swarm OF Aats'
The Milwaukee Sen,inel vouches for the
foilo~ing remarkable incident
" Near one of our grain warehouses. sit-
unisa on the river bank, large swafms Of
rats have been ia the nsbit OF irssiing on
the whrst Which hss been scattered around. .
A iew days ago black aud tan 'ersier n
gvuing wind OF the rendezvous. made an
ausek on couple ofrat- that had veutnred
TOO ilf into The vpen ar. Ssix'ne one IN
his teeth hs shock il vigorously Thersi
sqassIed plseously. siracting 70 he rPot a
aoz~n Or more eompaIcns
Tnese. on seeins The situation 81 aEsirs
IDln.d 10 ralslng The aisim. W. irss time
tnan il ,skes ~ u tell The incident, the lce
.fould was b'ucs with a s~rsm ~ rats,
nbsrlhg SEVERAL hundred The terrier,
ausf dirpaschng the iirsi slcllin, charged
INFO The swarm with The eyidsul dssefmina
lion " serving The Iemrintsr 40 Ike man
ner. Bot icr once isrrser ~As dovlA.d ~
meet sllh hghi tcm tn Foor animals he
he'd 80 long crsoufrd si LleasuTr, and 10 ,
Iri-e be % surrounded UA sil sices W a
r~srm VI .rrociuus bfulrs hAxiOus "a BE
eng.d tor The death VI Their companion.
Then enrued the most irighsIul scene mag.
insbls. Tae rats swarmed around Ihrsr 3D.
straary and fastened their clsss AM ieetn
10 his Assh. ! ~ dog enTsgsd Us Tue psin,
fought bravsly. killing -rorr- 81 has sne.
mics IN his contest W ne. Bur Tie odds
lagainsi hlm weFs ioo gree, sni 1tter =
sharp conflict, which lasted iur about lsr
nnuier, hs wss ivrced N succumn. IiI.
body was literally dssOufed by iA- rats
hey setmn. 70 tsk- ssy u plrasuie ~
tearing thair ysnquishsd vnemy uicrmsaL
>csrccly stige OF The aiinai remained
p.hind. ''he terrier died game, ho@eyer
here ~er- .bput hsH auncr~u fats isi'
upou the field. bleeding and nangied. All
l.s many more. more VI less injured.
A singular il stance Of 'Ls Lincurss .
duinh salmsls 20 lher felloss Mas nOsics.
Il ths ,onclu.ion n lie e.mnai. 4 uas
lbvr of The c0mha.enis mad tesn i0Iae~ na
lscersted by lh- teeth .. tie do. Thei
com pnrions gathered 10 ero % afoan'
them. sisk,d 'te blood from their wOuAr'
md Hen iend-riy Cured ilem ia lhsi
teeth TO th.r ness The bodies 81 ll
slain we're a. ~ Derby carei Tor. One y
'nr h~y wrs cr iei away 70 hole ia VI
~ near hy, here they ~ere piled wv
Wh- M ihe b'Jies h.d bsen "a ahrfed !
l.ethr-. the sury.y rs grouped around then
,nd ane 4 The number, mounting upon HI
oil. a. bodice. seemed 20 deliver br II N
lrersI oration over the rcma;ns 81 their CON
\ psnions The utmost stiffness reignt
among the company during the I'd 'reas
their rhici The whole comptny the
!. lprocseded 10 tumb 10 their dssd companion
,fllsto the wuier. VI here they soon sank iFoi
4, sight. In hal. on hour scarcely vestlg
OF The conflict renamed. The funeral sei
vice wss The most extrsoFdinary inslans
\ lot The kind We have yet observed. and
vel deserving of The study ~ naturalist
Y The fight a. whole would have deiights
-porting men md deg ianciers. II VI
highly interesting TO the few who obser
ed IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

SJ Secretary McCalloeh il hsPpy over
his debt sisisns.nl iur the last month. He
sa5s il Congress viii Irt him slcne be vii
brng gold u 81 Is Or 81 20 BY Deeemeer
snd without . slrinaeDs money market
He idss ID. thar The Government and The
backs csn essily resume specie Psymss
within Two years. and without any Psnies q
troubles among business mer-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

n-y- william Baker. ssventy-,hrse yssrs
age. recently died il Spencer connsy
ana VS. followed % The grave BY al HE e.
scendents. ssveniy-eiEhi IL number. eight
sons. Two daughters. sixiy.ive grand child
ren sn q three great grand children