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RUSSIA.

THE AMERICAN sQUADRON-FARRAGUT DIMES
WITH THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE-off
FOR MOsCOw-ARRIvAL AND RECEPTION
HOW THE MUsCOvITEs TREATED THE AMER
ICANs--TIIE CITY OF MOSCOW-THE KREMLIN
-CANNONs-TIE 3j-fNCH GUN-THE BIG
BELL-OFF FOR THE FAIR AT NIJNI-N0V-
GOROD.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
Moscow, Aug. 10, Russian Calendar, Aug ~
Immediately on the return OF the Grand Duke
Constantine and while Gen. Clay was arranging by
correspondence through the Russian Premier, for an
Official reception of Admiral Farragut by the Grand
Duke in the absence of the Gar, note came from
Admiral Lessofsk saying the Grand Duke had con
cluded TO waive all ceremony and receive our fleet
officers at once On the next morning the 18th, the
ROYAL Yacht came along side of the flag
shin and conveyed Admiral Farragut and
staff 10 the residence OF the Grand Duke
Our officers were entertained at dinner by the Grand
mike who placed Admiral Farragut on his right
and Admiral Lessofs OH his lett Ihe Usual speeches
accompanied the dinner, and the utmost good feeling
nrevaed After dinner our officers were entertained
NJ a ftechdmpfre in the grounds OF the Grand Duke.
Tea was served, and the company returned to the
flagship. Mrs. Fariagut was made the guest OF
Madame LessOski who threw opena SUITE, consisting
of nine rooms to the wife OF the American Admiral
On the nth Admiral FarTagnt, Mrs Farragnt, and
the AdmiraPs stan, accompanies ~ sg'sdi RUSSIAN
o,iicals started down the Nckiif Road for Moscow.
Vonr correspondent came on the day previous IN the
ear Of the Minister of the Interior which was ordered
for Robert Williams, the great american Iallr9ad
roW station Yesterday when they were received by
the Burcomaster and the military officers command
n nv ~ % Gockerhoii is new hotel the largest in
hDn aeS the suite Of rooms occupied by o
GERS overlook the Moskwa, River; the kremlIn' the
Sin hall and the Cathedral of st. Basil. In the
bnstel is n very clever gallery OF paintings,
and here the proprietor has arranged the pho
forraphs of our last years feet, which brought
J NV % rs nscane from assassination. The American
o are now the center of attraction IN Moscow
Here at the SRs Of the h sy are re- com
Eany IN III o,onr of crimson dressed Persians.
While there group Of Asalc fartars or na5ty OF
d thur ony saS a 0Sy
snso., s'' svsrvwieIe ia MOSCOW the nnrr,esn
Ssms IL yeperaiod, and the word Anasaanst t,FYfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE PLAINS.

THE INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION Under FIRE
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DENVER.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. IAN Omaha dispatch says
chat the steamer St. John, having board the Indian
Commissioners was fired into by Indians near Fort suly
hut that no damage was done. .
AIaior. Gems Rawins and Dodge, and Major Dunn OF
Cen Grants staff Col Mesnery, MI an LeIn0nt geOlo-
glst DR. Perry and John j.. Corintl OF the engineer
narty were al salt Lake on the 2stii , -,
seven coaches arrived at Denver on the ISL nst with
195 sacks OF mail hIater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
CHINA AND JAPAN.

Dispatches from Shanghai July D. state that
Ar. Nicnoei came close Chefou. causing great alarm,
s, ve aimee been repulsed BY the Imperalists with
great loss. -, 90 o,oha nh ,ha y.lla,, Iivar
A., ,ha mol sbhorhood Of the recent inundauoDs. "a. .
The Chamber Of Commerce has convened @eetngs 70
consider the revision of the treaty OF Tentsin.
InteIoence from Japan announces tbatthe west coas
was hsina surveyed for q new port. -
VEG ,r5 Ke.pe has arrived at Nagasak court had
heen esahshed for hearing complaints Of foreigners
against the Japanese. .,I.,.,.,,n
severo salsss.a re I1S'.sh sessseh'oSs
that place. .N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
PRUSSIA.


ANOTHER PRUSSo-ITALIAN ALLIANCE.
The Augsburg Gazette states that Count Use
DOM the Prussian ambassador at Florence, has been
summoned TO Berlin by his Government and that IL Is
the opinion OF welnfomed persons at Berlin that Prus-
STA is endeavoring TO form fresh alliance with Italy,
PROVINCIAL DIET IN HANOVER.
royal decree. dated August %, has been publlsheds
relating the introduction OF Provincial Diet IN Hano-
YER To consist Of members In this Provincial Diet
the great landowners and towns will be represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
DISCOVERY or ANOTHER PLANET.

DrrEoIT, Mich, Sept. 7--Professor Watson
of the Michigan University reports as follows; On FRIDAY
night while observing ia the vicinity OF the planet Ncp
emo answered .tl another planet hitherto unknown
be hroncy of which Is equal TO that Of star Of the
vent, magnitude. II is situated IN the i4sls $3.50.
sjOp l.o and ~, and DeslinatiVp " aud ", Dgrta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
AUSTRIA.

REORGANIZATION OF THE COUNCIL OF MIN
LISTERS.
VIENNA, Sept. 7-Baron Won Beust has reorganized
the Council of Ministers as follows: Tho Prince
Charles Won Auersperg will preside. Dr. John N.
Berger is appointed Minister of Justice, Gskra Min
lister of the Interior and erbst Minister of Public
instruction. .t
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ITALY.
uONORS TO GARIRAInI IN !

HON0RS TO GARIBALDI IN FLORENCE.
FLoRENCE, Sept. Cen. Garibaldi, while on his
way to Geneva to participate in the Radical Peace
Congress- passed through this city, and during his
stay here ON invitation of Count de Usedom, Minis
ter of Prussia to Florence dned with him at the Pal
ace of the PruSsian legation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
EUROPE.
PRUSSIA.

PACIFIC NOTE FROM THE FOREIGN OFFICE.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
BERLIN. Sept. 7-Evenng.-A pacific note has been
issued from the Prussian Foreign Office, in which
the recent note of NJ. Monster. the French Foreign
Minister is alluded to as highly satisfactory TO the
Prussian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW Sept Is D. m.-The steamship Britannia
Capt Laird, from New-York the Path Of August, ar
rived here this morning.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 7-Evening.-The Imam steamship
City Of New-YorB, Capt Roskell, which left NewYork
on the 2sh Of August arrived at this port to-day and
sailed for Liverpool. .. r
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MONTENEGRO.
p,nr,cr,,ps or rur coNspIKAcr.

PARTICULARS OF THE CoNsPJRAcr' 20
The Vienna Debate states from an auanen-
tc source that tha Government has dscev
cred a conspiracy at Cottgpe 10 dethIone tne 1 s
unite the country with seryia several p Ss
The latter Was absent been 10 pe hankee
The consniracy has been suppressed, and an camp
-. -. Killed n f.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
CANDIDA.

AN AMERICN VESSEL INTERPRETED WITH BY TIE
TURKISH AUTHORITIES.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Advices from the Island Of
Gambia report that the Turkish authorities inter
fered with an American vessel which was aiding the
escape of Cretan refugees and comDeled it to desst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
GREECE.
,,,,, vro,N,v,p pprp.p.rroNa

THE NEW LOAN-WAR PREPARATIONS.
Adyices from Athens state that the subserip-
tons to the Greek Loan have reached ten million
drachmas the greater portion Of which has been spent In
the purchase OF vessels and munitions Of war Three
steamers have already been bought IN England and two
others have been ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE SOUTH GERMAN STATES.

A dispatch from Stuttgardt, Aug. q, UNDER
takes TO say that Bavaria and Wuremberg decline join
inc South German Confederation under the leadership
Austria but prefer 10 remain independent states
with the freedom OF forming what alliances may seem
ueedful to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Hermann, from Southampton
Aug a. arrived here Saturday. rhe Alemanna from
Southampton Aug. ~, and the City OF Baltimore from
Liverpool Aug 70 and Queenstown Aug 30 arrived here
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
VOL, XXVH.~..No' 1922.
AMNESTY PROCLAIMED!!
mum, rxvcrrIvE PROCLAMATION.

TUE EATUUIIFI y.
w,su,xeroN. Sept. S.-The following par
don rroclamation, although prepared yester-
J Jo, wos not issued until this afternoon:
""y' a. p,eidentoC The United States Of ARericd.
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iran experienced poultry dealer
furnishes the indianapolis Herald
VIII the following, which be guaran.
tees sure cure for chicken cholera;
Tale lump Of assafndi'a. size Of
hnlled walnut, dissolve in boiling wa
Ter; mix viii meal and feed chickens
1.-THE yield Of wheat in Q single
county In Ohio Is estimated at sOo,'
900 bushels which will bring over
million Of dollare.
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shall We Sumner Fallow for wheat.
Farmer Harris, in Walks ana
Talks On tie Farm" says:
am not sure that good summer
,allov would not enrich land lust q
,nuch a. ploughing under crop o.
corn. Ii not, why not. on very
sandy soil. where some q tne .ie,
,ncnts 81 plant food nsy be washed
~, ~ Tie soil. crop that would OF
gauiye and retain 1t may be better
,han 4 summer fallow. And on .
very heavy soil, where you want the
chemical action 81 the green manure
far losening tue soil. poughlns under
the crop NAV produce better results
Rnt otherwise 1 90 not exactly see
MIA. we gain from ploughing unde.r
\ crop Of corn. Il mus.be confessed,
however, that we DO not know enough
NJ sneak very positively on the polnl:
II nav 10 that the large quantity q
carbonaceous matter plonghed under
~ the green corn, may, in fcTmenhnsl
form organic acids that act on the
latent plant food in the soil. ard rem
der il available. Or, at AL events
the carbonic acid ultimately formed
doubtless has such an clcct. have
always supposed, however, that " "
NJ. enough of such matter from ~
roots and stlbble il proportiontc otne
irrredieuts, without ploughins unae
\ whole crop. So far as wheat i con
ccrned Ihave mt h-o'''E' :. --s $50 \.
car eearbonaceous matter, directly Or u
directly. attended with any increase
,hc eraip. 1t will give more straw
And those farmers who tell US sh'
lie reason they cannot grow as goo
wheat as formerly, is not owing 70 u
land being poorer, because they 8
straw enough for forty bushels Y
acre. while ;he crop only turns out
bushels. should consider whether th'
are no. furnishing too much carOo,
aceous matter to the soil. and TOO
,lc nitrogen and phosphates.
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DIR ESS MAKING

and stamping, which will be neatly executed
Those wishing Good aud Fashionable ar
ticlcs OF Millinery will do well 70 call a.
INV shop, on the north side Of the Public
MRS. MARY A. MAUNTEL.
Nov. 24.h. 1S66-6m
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RAPrAuANSocK WHEAT.-Ihis va
r;ety new in this State) was sent out
by the Agricultural Department some
wears since, and is now grown in con-
siderable quantities in st. Louis coun-
t.. Ii is fine. solid grain. and has
the merit Of being quite hardy, and
comes from eight to ten days earlier
than any other variety groNn here
Colman's Rural We III.
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ToMATo rIE.-Iake ripe tomatoes,
skin and slice. Sprinkle over allttie
salt, and then let them stand Q lew
minutes. pour of the juice. add sugar,
half cup Of cream, enc egg nut,
meg. and cover with rich paste, ana
bake in moderate oven for Pail ~
hour.
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ToMATo SoUp.-Three teacnps y
tomatoes; scali the tomatoes ana cn'
up fine; then pour one quart q Doll
ing water; afterwards add one .e 81
ercon OF soda, one pint Of sweet mn. )!
Or cream; butter, pepper and saiI +
taste. BE sure and add the soda ~
fore The the milk or it will be spoiled
Pour the soup over slices 81 preaa ?
crackers.
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To BRoIL ToMAToEs.--N ASH am
wipe the tomatoes, and put them %
the qridiron over live Goals. with 'he
stem down. When that side IS brown
turn them and LEI them cook through
Put them on hot dish, and send \
quickly 10 the table, to DO there SEA
soned to the taste.
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1.-THE seed Of the sun-hower y
said to be the best remedy known Tor
the cure or founder in horses. imme-
diately on discovering that your morse
ia foundered, mix about . pint q us
seed in his food.
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1J,Pay Us what you owe vs.
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To BAKE ToNAroEs.--Season them
with salt and pepper; -four them over
put them in deep plate, with little
butter, and bake in stove.
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30 Acres Of Land.

--OW i The time for any one wishing 70
nnrchasc one Of the most desiraoie
farms IN Dubois county. 100 acres oil y s
nndo, feuce. and 10 good cultivation. II has
q good frame dwelling house, Darn. wen
cis,e,n. orchard. and OIL other convenience
md will be sold on reasonable terms 10
cash For further particulars inquire
la. +. Kelso. on the premises II Hsrniso
Tow,sh;r. or Of G. D0ANE,
\ jan. ~, Il, COURIER offioL.
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New Store!
unY GOODS, CLOTHING. MOTIONS 3 G

-sVHE undersigned would respectfully IN.
4 torm he Public that he has just opened
Z. new store, in the house formerly occupied
~ ". q. Adams. where he has large
took II Dry Goods Clothing, Boo's, Shoes
Notions. Sc. 10 which he invites The s'ien.
Iuon n he Public, and which he will sell u
prices 10 DEFY competition. Call and exam
ine. fhnnH
Nov. "a hlSGG-iy.
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Sosco CAxE.-Ihis ID getting to pc
the staff OF lite-ssock life. Laying
aside the pun this is doubtless true
The sugar Of the cane makes it su-
nerior to corn fodder. 1t is eaten
more greedily; it does better; and can
be raised more cheaply. 1t shonld be
cut when Just ont Of blossom, or soon
after. Fed at ONE. it is excellent
cured. (which is more easily done
than CONF it is the best Of winter
feed cnt fine as oil coarse STALKS
should be.
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v sONEY. FREE AS WATERPROOF
IVA Active Local and Travelling Agents
Male Or Female. Of all ages, are ~sn,ed 70
solic, uade in every Guy. Town, village.
ii amle,, Workshop and Factory, throughout
The entire world. Tor the most sa'eabls nos.
el,ies ever known. 500 Per Cent 'front.'
Ana READY SALE WHEREVER OFFERED :
lsmsrr men and women can make from %
~ AK ner day. aud no risk Of loss A
small capital required Of from 5000 sloo-
The more money invested The greater inc
profit No Money required IL ads.nce-
re frs, send The articles and receive Pay
Afterwards 7! II you actually wish 70 ms s,,
money rapidly and easily, write LOT 'ul'
ar,iculsrs and address
MINOR & CO, tfrcm Paris)
80 BROADWAY. New YoRK CITY.
yG.n4y-ly.
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aeY wzl b .salAaell.llk saT

s. T.-lsso-X.-The mount of PlantationB iterst
sold in one yesr IS something startling. They would
I'll Broadpay six feet high, from the Park to 4th
brakes mandatory is of the institutions
of New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all the
rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistie 'tS
T.-ls60.-X,'' and then got the old granny legisa-
tors to pass law preventing disgurng the face of
know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bittesss SELL as other article ever did. They
used by all classes of the community, and death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are. very invigorating
when languid md weak, and great appetizer. =
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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= = FeneoT An urchin Of ten summers was
sent to school for the first time. In order to
test his requirements. the teacher asked him.
Who made yon? The boy couldn't answer,
aud the teaceer gave him the proper reply and
/. desired the boy to remember it.. Some hours
afterward, the tescher repeated the question:
The boy, rubbing his head for a moment in a
kind Of brown study, replied: L swow, I've for
got the gentleman's name-'
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SIN lifting the kettle from the fire scalded myself
very severelyone hand almost to a crisp. The tor
tnr'e was UNDESIRABLE. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost immediately
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar
CHAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad ST., Philada"
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ent will do Its Invaluable in all cases of Wounds
swengs, sprains, cuts, bruises, spayns etc., either
upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. Noue is genuine unless
wrapped in fine stee-pate engravings bearing the
signature of q. W. Westbrook Chemist ana the
prtrate stamp of DEMAs BARNKs Il Co., New York
Saratoga Spring water, sold by IL Dru ggists
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- TtMELY AND SENsIBLE ApvIoE.-It would be
wise for business firms to prepare for possible
trouble during the coming summer months
Caution in lending, and abstinence from doubt
full enterprises now may save rum three
months hence. Getting out of debt, keeping
out OF debt, and selling for cash, are the golden
rules Tor the merchants when the course of the
markets is downwards, as it will be for some
years, and until we get back to specie payments.
This deficiency will be aggravated by the vouii-
tary bankruptcies which tho new law renders
inevitable. -Ei +
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a we'll known was stepped Appleton's
Bookstore and enqured: Have \ The " O.
man in White? Yes, replied the clerk All
responded the clerk. in the Dark? queried
die quastiAnsr. Yes sir. aeain prsmpely an
swerhd the attendant. Well, all I've got 10 say,
is retortsd the wAs. Jon have = mighty nice
thing Of it. Good bye. j.
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"A love sick pair who had only dollar 80
To pay the priest for a conjagal collar, 49,
Were told by the parsor his regular f.
For marrying people was always s'.s
Nay, thea 4uoth the swain, good perscus como
Dollar Pm sure ought 10 marry some;
T is all have got-you can take il. ron know,
And marry as far as the money will gc..~
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BLoopEp CATTLE.-Levi Druly, of Boston
township, and SO well known to those of East
ern Indiana and Western Ohio, as one who
deals 10 good stock, Informs the editor of the
Cambridge Mirror that he has just returned
from Bourbon CO. Ky, where he purchased two
fine bulls from the very latest imported stock.
They are large in size, fine bone, heavy muscle.
In color they are a splendid mahogany rosn-all
numbered in the Enslish and American Herd
Books. Farmers who wish to increase their
stock and improve it. should not fail to go and
see Mr.. Druly s most excellen: and fine blooded
cattle.
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Saratoga Spring water, soldby all Drugei

AGUE DE AAGsoLIA-The prettiest .hag, the
sweetest thing" and the most of it foy the least
noasyi = ovsreomes the oder Of perspi-'o.n; SOFT.
fumes aliays headache and infla maiou. and is =
essary companion in the sick RON, in the nursery
ana upon the toilet sideboard. q can be obtained
everywherea at one dollar per battle ~ rszso sz1
Saratoga Spring Water sold byall Druggists
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A justice-of-the-p peace, in Washington co. O.,
lately .spliced' couple, for which he received
the enormous sum Of 15 cents! This reminds
ms of the old epigram:
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Motto

II hereby given to the citizenA NJ Lz..5zr.e..
Wayne county, Indiana, that !" arne township,
viii apply b the Board Of CounAartin herman,
commencing on the fr.t Monday of regular term,
license 10 retail Intoxicating Liquors 1851, fora
than quart At = time, in accordance Sss quan<ity
visions of an act approved March 5fh, IS the pro-
NIT sach iasors TO be drank on the prem and per-
sold. The premises on which i intend to where
toxicatne liquors are ioe1fed follows, toSaad m
A certain two story frame house, on Lot
North side of CliE Street, between Pearl and the
Tngton Streets in said city. u
aRzpjIE9 nj fsss MARLIN GORAAa
May 9, 1867. II-4w.
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Indiana Patent Agency.
.3s9-- vswEEe = asrsw :
aaiuw.T. DENNIS. !
za9 stsgsacvslze Agent and Attoroey,

Late Ezasssaer If Peassss Bs;Ied Sussr Pssss Afee
d zOG6ee in 1anre Hall Builaiax, a85
tsztv &C Elisa 7zRm RsCHNOND, IND-,
NKYILL naks SpeezAeaxsus and Drawin9s, Pres-
Nv ecute and Defend IafrinEements IN theI nifed
8tssU Courts xud Wfz tend 10 Al matters apperfain
- Patent DEEDS, 4ssignments, and Contracts,
nS1sfGnv dAun dsa RnMfsa1DD uAde. q
Aug. 81, 1866 sEf...a<r %e-,--,-vs sfsss = fI-tf
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q LAST fall W. H. Gerard raised two
thousand bushels. Of potatoes off Of ten
acres Of land, on the farm of Chas, B.
;H.sting, near Vesay. - tsss~ sssessezi
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Notice, -

Notice, -.
{ sWssrby given y the citizens of Wayne township.
a. county, Indiana. that intend 10 apply at
. srm of the Commissioners Court Of Wsyne
c. IT, mencing on the first Monday in June 1861.
t..ss .hs 20 sell intoxicating liquors in less Quar-,
S.k -, part at time and suffer the same to he
d M.rch er1isea. in acco riance with the act APP
49,. - 81, 1859. The premises on which T
p foIors to-v intoxicating liquors, ara located
Being the North ,,e,. corner Of law ss.s
part o. the c, r. 81 e. npnd laid out byG srr
seeted by an alley of Marion street. is inter
Nan street on said Ma, on said Lot and North of
room in the building, kne ssfess, and IN the front
Richmond, May 9th, Is5s O JOHN ZEPF.
"a lgszes i -ssstlETs q Inv
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EGf 5as51 sd 81 g HsHa a1E ~ a11ze 81
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Secretary Seward used $4,000 of the
secret service fund in defending Fenians
, 1867-04-05

FOR ST. CROIx.

MONDAY THE 9TH OF MARCH 1867, noon at l2
O'clock, the Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting.
The members were present with the excep-
ton of the I'd crown member (Meinckel, who
was absent from the Island.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman informed the Council, that
he, through the Government, had received a
letter from the Chairman of the Colonial Coun-
Gil for st. Thomas and st. Johns, dated S0th
January 1867, in reply to this Councils address
of the gath December 1866. The letter was
read the contents as follows:
cat a meeting held on the Goth instant, the
Colonial Council for st. Thomas and st. Johns
resolved to empower me, as its Chairman and
in it's behalf, TO acknowledge with thanks the
receipt. of the Address forwarded from the
Colonial Council for st. Croix, dated gath De
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