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DRorTH.-The corn and potato crop
nearly all over this county il now
suffering severely for rain, and some
farmers are predicting not over half
. crop. In White river bottom corn
is firing badly.
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NOTICE y hereby gwen ,n-i. the under
tlr""d VII. apply ~ ih- Sspieaa. r
term. 1865. ~ me Hys'd ~ CrnLaisslprser~
~ Dubois r'on'v. for s.a.,! i.~rn-e. und.r
~ provisions y. m hr' rn',iirI ~ .anart
'rgn'st~ and ir-n-- he s,i~ IL .pirtrncu..
s.n"ns' matt ed rther n',xicsiirg Ncnor-
me precise lacriinn N III. pisr- N hu-s-
n--~ Vii bs M 'll- Ea-i .id- IL ~ pnhi,r
oiufre 10 m 'p@n ~ I4Sa.-. B-inbr,tus
I"a nrh's. Dpcvi. rrnni,. indians.
he ctfiz M ~ md to~nsiip ..:si take
due notice shrre1t.
on ULRicIi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-23

1.-THE Michigan Constitution i
Convention has rejected the PROPOSE
ton to confer the elective franchise
upon women. It had previously adop-
TED a clause conierriug the right upon
negroes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-23

9a,A Catholic church Is to be built
~ sullivan, q sufficient amount Of
purpose. - ''a'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-23

NV. K. Roberts. President Of
Fenian Brotherhood, is expected from
Paris in a week or ten DAYS. Ii ID
said he has secured the co operation
OF certain nations on the European
contln ent in tie struggle for Irish in-
dependence. IN certain not impossible
contingencies. and that he had con
ie!ences with Bisma K, Mazzini.
Garibaldi and Napoleon.
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FRIDAY


The -. ,ouis Republican SAYS
when stanton gave up his Office /,
General Grant. he said he yielded be.
cause he was compelled 10 Weld 10
superior iorce. That is Just The way
thousands 81 his victims ielt when Ne
sent them 70 prison. They felt com
peeled 10 Weld 10 superior force. Mrs.
Surralt felt that way when he and his
c"-con-plrators sent her 10 the gibbct.
And stanton, when the Presidential
boot expelled him from his Office. OK
claimed, II must WELD 70 superior
force. Jvlinsons boot was heavier
than he lad supposed. There was
sonl init.
a. The work Of Reconstruction is Al tss,
falr'y commenced in Forids 10 The organ.
izslion Of me Republican party. Radical
paper.
The Boston Post says this is what
IS called reconstruction by the radi-l
cals-"tlle organization Of the Repnb-
lican party" Reconstruction does
mean, with them, a restoration Of the
Cnion-of civil governmeut-reduc-
ton Of The army, Of national cxpen
dltnrcs and taxes the return OF amitv
between the States, 81 business inter
course and those blessings which JUS
tice 10 All sections would secure: On,
the organization Of the Republican
party. just here is the mischief. -
The ruling party cares nothing for the
country beyond party interest. War.
famine. anarchy, taxation, ANYTHING
rather than the defeat ofthe republican
party. Mr.. Summers swelling phi
lanthropy for the negro all resolved
itself into consideration Of how far
the negro could be used to strengthen
the Republican party. This was his
calculation in making negro suffrage
universal. He did not dwell upon ,
the jnstice Of the proposition. but took :
his slate and pencil and figured upls
the advantage it would be in gaining
party victories-in keeping the power |;
and patronage of the General Gov
eminent in the hands of himself and
bis political associates. This Is the I
and the end Of his philan- I
throphy and bis patric tism, and ofu
bis party associates. n
-
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Military Orders

The Cincinnati Gszs,ie thus indirect I,
assaiis General Grant:
The Office OF Secretary or War il eisi
once. The acting President has 10 NOR,
power 10 order an officer ~ The army Il
'sk- u lhsn he has 10 OF, der him 20 take ihs
Office Of Secretary Of The Treasury, or q
al ysesncy on The bench Of the Suprem,
Court. An officer ~ the ormy msy consent
70 hold The sttce OF Secretary Of War, a.
though there would be On impsc prie'y in he
continuing long % hold TWO offices and
their emoluments: but he il nos obliged 10
hey an order 10 take such an Office. H.
duty ss a military subordinate 10 90 obey L.
al orders within the line ~ military duty.
An order from The commsncer in chief ii
he General ef the army 20 isk- the flee
II S-cre'sry Of War. would be Just as lie
'sl - Ga order 70 him TO iske the oilice If
Postmaster General or the Pension Bureau
Sor would sn order To- military officer 10
accompany the Acting President on stump
nc iour De legal or binding. Mr.. Johnson
you'd moi Dc 50 foolish as 10 sutj eel himself
o cnsnce Of rebuff upon such Illegal
-ders. ard he has not Issued them. These
ersonal Offices are wholly voluntarily
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nTThe next Legislature Of Ken'ucty
VIII stand % follows: 6ensie--Democrs,s,
70; radicals. "A; third party. 4. House
Democrats s.; rsdiclss. III; third par,v. 4.
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Gen. Sterling Price. q the late Con feder.
sse army 70 now rusticstins It the French
Lack Springs.
@Hn runored thar moss Il the pro.
ceeds Of tho recent sales OF confsus,eJ
whisky have Oesn consumed 10 costs.
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"A correspondent Of the Missouri
Democrat has had an interview, and
. free and easy conversation with
Jch. Davis. in Montreal. part 81
which he details in a letter 10 that pa
per. We have not room fror the en-.
tire letter, but give the following ex-
tracts:
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Mn. EDlrox-Ai The solie.rs lion ., ,,ls,
MH. MARTIs FaifbaAss. hss con...,.s i
me uss q biz name a. q CANDIDATE
County Auditor O Dabois county. ~ Il.
ensuing election. and viii be su-,orssf.
MANY EdrgR<
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- -
East Side Of the Public Square.
JASPER, INDIANA,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs tho pubic
~ that he is prepared 20 rnsnufsctur-
cigsrs oi sli kinds in the best style 10 order.
on commission. or for cash. A rood sioek
Of all kinds Of cigars constantly on hand
snd for sale On reasonable terms.
Jn'v %. ls61-tf CT. ULRICH
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE or LAND.
DURSUANT to IN order Of the Dubois
i Common Plsss Court, made a. The
Jsn. term. 1867, thereof, the undersIcue ed
Adminisuatrix Of the estate OF Wm. NJ.
Csve. deceased, offers Tor sale q pubic
auction, on the premises for not less than
,wo-thirds o. it, appraised value.
on FRIDAY. Aug. 30. 1867.
The following real estate. 10 Dubois Coun-
". Indiana to-wit: The west half OF the
north east quarter Of section thirty one (3l)
town one ID north Of range three (3S west;
and the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section thirty (30) town one ~
south Of range three ~ west. containing
100 acres.
Said land 10 ordered 10 be sold 10 psy tho
debts Of VIM. n. Cave. deceased. his per-
sonai property being insufficient.
TEHns-One third Of the purchase money
must be paid 10 each; one third In twelve
and one third 10 eighteen months
from day Of sale. the purchaser giving nsies
and security for the deferred payments
bearing interest from date.
MARY A. CAVE. Adm'K.
G. DoArr. Au'v.
Aug. 's5-iw.
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GA Skull without . tongue often prsa-
chez better than skull that has one:
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made mention Of 20 NJ. Davis. II. 10
no'ed coy connection o. Sov,hsr, m " 4 IN
either the proposed abduction or ssssssins-
Ton Of NJ. Lincoln. He ssid he won ID
hsve been srs'ifsd Il The evidence OF GEN.
ersl Ed lie. hsd been admitted, ssd rhe
dispatches 70 him while In C.nsda made
public. - y would have shown plainly that
mission bad nothing 70 do with the
This 10 Davis statement,
and you can take i. - well a. everything
else he said, for what il Il worth.
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FOREIGN News.

LOxDON. June 2l.-The thirtieth anniversary
of Queen Nictoria'S coronation was magnif-
Gently celebrated.
LONDON, June 2l.-Florence dispatches re-
port that 200 armed men threw themselves into
Rome with the intention, it is said, of pro-
claiming n republic. The attempt failed, and
forty of the reyolutionists are in prison.
BGRMISGHAM, June 2l.-The anti Catholic
riot here was caused by the harangues OF a
man named Murphy, engaged i'll circulating
anti.popery tracts. The troops, in putting
down the mob, wounded several of the rioters
with their cutlasses but killed none. Murphy
continues his harangues, but comparative quiet
prevails.
LONDON, June 2l-Noon.-Consols, 9il;
United States bonds, IS. Two L. M.-Con-
soils "a q.
LIvERPooL, June 2l-Noon.-Cottonq quiet;
uplands, llAd. Orleans, Had; estimated
sales, 10000 bales; sales for the week, $4,000
bales, of which IS 900 were for speculation and
import; stock in port, $4,000 bales, OF which
43g 600 are American.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has in
rrn1GpI FjJo
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The Surrnff Trial.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-To day, in support
Of motion to recall the prosecutions wit.
nesses for cross-examination, Surratt filed an
affidavit that he could develop the fact that
it was the 2lst instead Of the 18th when the
handkerchief was dropped at the depot ut St.
Adams, and that his defence depended much
on that date. Also, that Dye was injured
passing coun terfeit money.
The motion was refused. The defence could
summon the witnesses IL wanted.
The evidence given to-day was mostly con-
fined 10 occurrences before the assassination,
showing the intimacy between the prisoner
and Booth and others.
Benjamin w. Nandershot testified especially
to seeing Surratt with Booth on the day of the
assassination.
The prosecutions evidence produces quite
an impression on the community.
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The Markets..

New YORK, June 2l.-A. M .-Stocks active.
Money, 6@7 per cent Gold, lS7a@l31,
5-2u'S, 1852, coupons, 90 llO4. fiour, lug
Sor lower. Corn ll2c. better. Pork favors
BUYERS at $50 30. Lard quiet. Whisky active
at 3j:%c. Cotton dull at 26&c. Turpentine
steady at GO06lc. Common rosin, S3 %.
New YORK, June 2l-P. M.-Cotton dni
sales of 500 bales at 26H@27c. Flour dull, and
inferior grades lO@2oc. lower-fresh- ground
firmer; State, S6.So0 $3.50; southern heavy
Sglj Corn Market closed advancing mixed
western. 81 .O7GSl. 10, closing At II 90. Pork
steady ut $2O.S7l@. Lard quiet. Whisky ac-
tive at 3jE. Rice dull. Sugar firm Cor
fee quiet Freights more active; cotton, per
sail, SIG; grain, per steam, S; per sail, l.
Stocks strong Money, 694. 5-20's, 81, cou
mons, IL .lOM@Sl.lO's. Gold, sl.3o'O.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Cotton, 26c, Coffee
auict-im favor of buyers; stock in first hands,
- 900 bags Flour very dull. Corn lower ;
white. 81 OjTSl O6 yellow, 81 .l0@$l -; west
ern mixed, 97c. @Sl Provisions steady. Pork
dull 1T So. %. Whisky nominal.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsHINGroK, June 2I.-There are nineteen
applications for the vacant agricultural com.
missionership.
Marcus Otterbury, of Wisconsin, now in
the city Of Mexico, has been appointed Minis.
ter TO Mexico.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHiNGTos, June 2l.-Omaha adyices re-
port an Indian fight at Afullas station, In
which nine Indians were killed-no whites.
The Indians killed n man and took seven ty
mules from Hugo's station. General Sherman
was at the North Platte.
The President was advanced to the thirty.
second degree Scotch rite In Masonry before
leaving Washington
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lgank Ames and James NJ. Cohey fought
duel 80 New Orleans a few days ago. Cohey
received TWO flesh wounds, but his pistol anu
DO, wOrl. well, and us hc and his ahtagoiiist
20 almost in reach OF each other, NOT beins
4Jl. 10 discharge it, he hurled II at hmss
head, iunicting an ugly cut. The SECONDS 'neil
intrTierrd. the wounds were dressed. ana tno
whole party adjourned 10 an adjacent o'i
room.
The entire mail service In the s0uthein
States viii be put into operate on mohoay
We hIst day Of july, and the a. 'r'i n',,',a
using every effort TO have old offices Ie-opened,
new Offices established, aud appointments
made 10 Ill every vacancy.
Three Young men went TO the house OF u
negro. near New Haven, Ky, a few days since
and Knocked at the door. Upon the negro
coming 10 open IL, they shot him dead. NO
arrests have been made.
We regret 70 say that Senator Sumner win
mol 10 abroad this summer, IN consequence OF
'Et tIate OF his wifes health.
The body Of Artemus Ward was shipped as
sistusry 10 hnmor the superstition VI Enghsh
sailors,
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Educational.


UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, At LO-
~ GUST GROVE, the former location Of Dr.
Gessper Earrisons school, one mile and q half
from Greenwood Depot. Virginia Central railroad,
Albemarle county, Va, preparatory 10 University
OF virginia, In Languages, Mathematics, Manual
Sciences, and EDglish branches.
UNIVERSITY OF yIEdIsrA, april !, 1851.
in view OF our psrsonal aoquaintsncs with
Messrs. II. ". B. & A. J. Wood We do not hesitate
cordially 10 recommend their sch 90! to the conf.
dencs and patronage OF the public.
8. haupin, i. H. Smith,
@. s. Vepable, j. s. Davis,
William II. McGufey, J. b. Minor,
N. Schele De We're, L. Cabell,
b. l.. 0ildsrsleeve, William E. Peters.
Terms For tuition and board for ten months,
including fuel, washing and lights-lst september
TO 2Ith June-S275 In currency, half In advance,
balance LIST of February.
Only two boys in room. Board Ia the best style.
For circular, address the Principals at Greenwood
Depot, Albemarls county, Va.
js7-lm A. J. WOOD, Principals
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Who are DISQUALIFIED in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 2l.-General Pope
issued to-day special instructions to the Boards
of Registration. Paragraph directs that
clerks and reporters of supreme courts, clerks
ofsuperior and inferior courts, ordinaries, and
clerks of courts of ordinary, county trea-
surcrs and surveyors, receivers of taxes, tax
collectors sherilfs, justices of the peace, coro-
ners, mayors, recorders, aldermen, council
men of any Incorporated city or town who are
eX-olIiccrs of justice, who previous to the war
occupied these offices, and afterwards partci.
pated in the rebellion, are all disqualified, and
are not entitled to registration.
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Books. Stationery, DC.

NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.
~ By the Duke of AIgsll the Reign o, law
by James Monroe, eN-PTesiden OF the United
tistes edited by Samuel l.. Gouveneur, his grad
son; $I75 Great Britain; the history "l re
"r.ss i'm Great Britain illustrated vols. -;
ar. Golden the Political Writ ngs OF Richard
Golden; vols. So. Ante Nieene Christian -
Erarv: vol The Apostolic Fathers -: 80; vol
?. Justin Martyr AID Athenagoras; s5 80 ffo-
fsssor Airy Popular Astron omy $50 pIoie.-
scr Agassiz the Structure OF Animal Lie - :.
Professor schele de We're Studies III knghsh or
t;limp.es Of the Inner Life Of Cur Language S2S'.
90 ~ 1905 Main street.
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Hardware.


NEW HARDWARE STCRE.-I have
IN just opened a select stock OF GENERAL HARD
Ratcls a. the corner Of Eighth and Broad streets.
Having been engaged in the hardware trade in
this city for number or years prior to the war,
and since it ended hope to merit by strict atten.
ton to business, q share of the patronage of the
public.
l have secured the services of Mr.. w. ADDISON
KEPLER, who would be pleased to see his friends
and those Of his father. kew. Il. 8. kepler.
J. V. L. MCCKEERY,
7i9 Broad street,
ie II opposite Fredericksburg depot.
METALLIC TAPE LINES FOR
nBNGINEERs' UsE.-Chesterman's patent, as
eortsd lengths, my own importation, just 10 hand
from England, for sale low by
CHARLES J. SINTON,
apps I4ss Main street.
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.rr CUr-AfEAKE Ann ONO RAILR0AD.-A
.re days sine" We had the pleas ure of meeting
W.. Thomas Matthews, OF Greenbrier county,
E.g y..- L.rD on a brief visit in the interest OF
..~ rUs.p,tke and Ohio Railroad Company.
W. Matthew's report of the prospect OF this
enterprise - very fattering and encouraging
t.U- friends. What i needed mostly Is earn
,,.w..g Go raise the money necessary 10 make
good the contract entered into Detwees the
commissioners Of West Virginia and Virginia
Goo. ..r Virginia Central Railroad Company,
..I ..ra iur building of the road TO the ONO
uErr d, placed beyond the possibility OF
t.u1. -Nn..a .H,H TGgjHjdl Jp,Hndt.
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NEW BOOKS AT oo ;.

4 CTS OF ASSEM- 1866 '67.-
n RANDOLPH & ENGLlsH, 1929 Main street,
have for sale Acts of Assembly Of lSGb'67, Si.3l
Nv mail ~ IS Volume 10 Grattan's Reports, %
~ mmii IS So Rivers of Life and Death, IA Poem,
,nres AZ jeu
DERSONS VISITING THE COUN-
Tpy or Surfing. can be FURNISHED WITH
ANY PAPER they may wish at publishers rates
for any length OF time. N,.
,.v o. I'm Richmond. Va.
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The Recent Duel nj Charleston, &C.

CHARLESTON, 5. G. June 2l.-The coroner's
jury in the case of Roe, killed in the recent
duel here, has rendered verdict of felonious
homicide against Boag and the seconds en-
gagged.
General Scott, Assistant Commissioner of
Frcedmen's Bureau for this State, has issued
an order cnjoining upon subordinate officers
and agents the importance of keeping the
freedmen fully informed of their privileges
umhnr tic rCcnnt acts of Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

i.ANr s. CHRONICLE APPROVES OF GENE
BIS. L.,.-rrEEr's PAKDoS.--Thc Chronicle of
Yesterday says:
General Lougstreet, prominent officer in
'ur I.r Confederate army was paTdoned 10y
.ar President Yesterday. The petition for his
pardon was accompanied with recommends
H.a' from General Grant and other proml-
1,.i army officers, together with weA-khoWh
Radicals an over the country, but especially
Do louisiana This il one of the few pardonS
ISSUED hy he President that Will meet with
GENERA. apprJbttiOn.'
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THE rAD.CEsrRR. "A letter from Ire,
Hut tate. that James Stevens had Just paiu
'..t 10 Dublin, and returned 10 France
Ilrg attempting 10 defend his course III a ft-
h..a council Ia Dublin There was no nope
"r .ar cause. The writer states that Us re-
...l Of The Fcnian movement The Chlteu
>.a'r, will this year gain an abundant supply
y The most valuable cniSrant LABOR from
Ireland
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gfArI OF vIRaIHIA.1
SYcoND ArpfroR's OYHfcs, 7
RICHMOND, June 8, 1857. }

RICHMOND, June D, 1857.
INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
l. Inquiries are 80 often made at this once In re.
lation to the payment OF interest on the public
debt that II Is deemed proper TO make publieauon
In this form on the subject
Under the act Of March I'd, 1889, all interest due
to January lst, 1857 may be funded, at the option
OF the owner, In the mode therein prescribed. No
provision has yet been made for payment OF inte-
rest on certificates issued under that act.
Tho General Assembly, at Its late session. pros
vided for paying first Of July next. and semi; An.
nually thereafter, two per cent on account OF me
interest accruing since January lst, 1867.
Where the stock is registered, the interest Will
be paid to the owner his order aod the balance,
one per cent. will stand to his credit on the books
The interest on the Coupon Five.per- cent. Stsr.
ling Debt, payable In London, win be paid there,
and funds h ave already been transmitted TO meet
the amount due LIST OF July.
All other coupons for interest, Including those
b heretofore payable in New York, will be present.
ed for payment here. Two per cent In money will
be paid, and q new coupon given for the balance,
when the original will DO surrendered and can
celled.
The Law also provides that parties who chose to
do msy, after tho first OF July, get certificates
in the nature OF coupons for Interest due frst OF
January next, which are receivable In yment OF
taxes and public dues.
In the case Of coupons, they will be presented
here, and certificates for two per cent: and eou.
pons for the residue, one per cent. Will DO issusd
In lieu ofthem.
Where the stock Is registered the order Of the
owner will be sufficient (: but the Bonds must, In
these cases, be presented, 80 that an endorsement
may be made upon them tn such eertineatss have
been issued. asa RO0kk6.
IL s-2tawtlJy1
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Jr.. I...-. nT RIDHNoSD.-The news has
sanction. Richmond Of the death in that city
.r % very Distinguished man-Iudse William
D. IEo.- Distinguished he was in this, not
u.s .rr BEAUTIFUL and unspotted private
....tg... uu. for peculiar usefulness i'll the
.,.l..au.Ey which hc lived. The ending OF
'a- u.r and l!.r transfer of the control of
everything ,J the Federal authorities found
TO. local courts OF Virginia so admirably ad-
...-..!"i thai without scruple or dissent
.a,N w,g. continued exactly rs they We're.
4a.Jna-u- we're Nj. Lyons, whose death We
lu- record. and Judge Meredith Strongly
..... ia their sympathics during the war,
war. au enforced peace came they com
%. ...a ODE" prct and confidence OF the We
..- Judge LyOuSs loss VIII be deeply felt.
E...l- 70 gentle and amiahle man, beloved by
,.r-. .a~ He WAS one Of the eight or ten
-.aa"mru Of Richmond who joined in the re-
..-Isu .. for Mr.. Davis, and i'll doing so
Jos. .u caste ID. The community where he lived,
..,. a..ou- rho-" who politically differed from
-u.-I"tn ,ip.t" .iys.
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Emiarants for Brazil-Registration

New ORLEANS, June Y.-The steamer Ca
tharne Whiting left this morning with go
emigrantS for Brazil.
The time for registration in this State is eX-
tended TO July 18th in every parish except
Orleans, which is limited.
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The Cuh- Marine Gable tn Cuin, &c.

SAVANNAH, GA, June Accommodation
has been opened by telegraph with Lake City,
Fla, and thence to Punta Rosa, Fla. We are
now only awaiting the laying of the cable 10
Cuba, which will be done by the 2jth.
1t has been raining hard here for three or
or four DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

To SAVE Ice PROM MELTING.-A German
chemist publishes the following simpl" me-
thod of preserving small quantities of ice,
which he has practiCed with success Put the
ice into 4 deep dish, cover 1t with plate, ana
place the dish on Il pillow stuffed with iea-
thers and cover the top with another pillow
carefully, by this means excluding the eNter-
nal air. Feathers are wcll-known non-con-
ductors of heat, and liz consequence the ice is
preserved from melting. DR.. Schwartz states
that he has thus preserved six pounds of ice
for eight days. The plan is simple, and within
the reach of every household.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

l1E.E--IUN OF GUILT.-Wiliiam l. ska
nor. whose trial was progressing in the court
&. Oyer and lprluIuer OF Kings county, n. e,
l.r .ar muTJrr of William Il. Garter by means
" aa a.r-gur, and committed suicide by cut
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