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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-30
The Know Nothingism Of Radical Lead.
ers-Opinions Of Senator Wade and
Lieutenant GovernoroLee.

In their determined effort TO give the
right o. suffrage 10 tho negroes. the old
spirit Of know no hingism that filed the
present leaders Of the radical party. in 1854
leaks cut. Their hostility 10 the foreigner
and their preference for the negro Is made
clearly manifest 10 oil their speeches. Al
9farietts, Ohio. on Tuesday, Ben. Wade
made . speech. end contrasting Ire negroes
with toreigners. impuden,v Gays:
"AS A MASS IN MY JUDGMENT
(,hs negroeO ARE BETTER QUAIL
FLED TO DISCHARGE THEIR DUTIES
UNDER THE GOVERNMENT TITAN
THE GREAT MASS. EQUAL TO THEM
IN NUMBERS. THAT WE HAVE AL
WAYS PERMITTED TO vOTEm
This paragraph from Wade's speech L
bu, the echo Of the following from The
speech Of John G.. Lee. the Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor:
II here make the assertion that the 7.5O(
men. Of twenty-one years Of age. In Ohio
with black blood. ARE BETTER QUAIL!
FLED, by reason Of intelligence, TO vote
than are 1900 white men in different psrll
Of the State, MANY TIMES TOLD"
Here Il 10 emphsticaIly declared BY both
Wade and Lee that the negroes are shelter
qualified" 10 exercise the right Of suffssgs
than the whites. Both Of these worshie'
have negro on the brain, and judging from
their speeches. regard il o. great misfor
tune 70 be born a white man!--Clsvelsnt
pIsin Dealer.
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VTAt = meeting 81 ihr Sodisrs' ana
Sal o. Union held in Washington on Tues.
day night, 20 dsnounee The Presidents ~.
movs's. the following resolution. reported
by committee. was voted down: Resolved.
That spprecis,ing The supreme duts which
rests upon q soldier. Of promptly odey,py
The awful commands Of his Superior officer.
Iooking upon the assignment OF General
Grant - Secretary I'd interim ID The ns,ue
OF military order from the Commander in
Chief Of the army and navy not 10 Be d..
regarded. although dIsspproved. without ia.
subosdina'ion, We indorse General Grant.
action in The premises aud congratulate the
country 10 having as a successor 10 Stan.
ton. one who il his proved friend. faithful
supporter ard unqualified indor,er"
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UFWe sre suthorixed 10 announce M.
THEODORE SoSDERMAEN. ss . candidate for
County Auditor, Of DUBOIS County, az the
ensuing October election.
Mn. EDIroR-At the solicitation Of friends
Mr.. MARTIN FRIEDMArH, has consented TO
the use Of HE name ~ . candidate fol
County Auditor Of Dubois county. a. the
ensuing election, and will be supported BY
MANY worms.
For County Treasurer.
IL We are requested 10 say that Mr.
WrELrAH MAHfN. is . candidate for County
Treasurer, Of Dubois County. At the ensu'
ing election.
~W We ara authorized 10 announce Nj
FRAscIs BiExER Of Ferdinand Tp, a. . can
dids,s for County Treasurer. q the ensuing
October election.
UWe are authorized TO announce Mr.
G. J.JUrr, 90 . candidate for County Tress
urer Of Dubois County, q the ensuing Oc,o
Der election.
Nh. EDITOR .-Plesss announce Mr.
William Bretx. Sem. % candidate io
County Treasurer, Of Dubois County, a .h'
ensuing October election, and obligs
MANY FRrEHDs.
Mn. EDfroR-Plesse announce Capt.
Jereer, ss q candidate for County Treasure
Of Dubois County a the ensuing Oc,obe
election, aud obligc MANY vorrEs
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ISIS 49,, s,Ad "a ~r,h m.ny OATH, sns
~ 1851 inr .,rsms Cvust friu-sd ~ al
minister thsm
For this The, have threatened 70 impsseh
the Judges. aud they have actually reduced
their number.
H. 1861 they appealed % the psisio'issa p
ne people and raised immense armles I.
main,sia me Constitution aud the Union.
H. 1888 thcy preferred 70 continue the wss
esther ,,sn mska peace On the basis 81
nssu,nining me Constitution and Union.
And 10 dsy s.ll,ng themselves with osten.
t,,ous hypocrisy the Union party. they
would prefer ID recognize the indepeadeu &C
~ ,hs confederate Sis'e-, rather than re
.,ore the Union on Tie basis OF the Constr
tuYnn.
Thev have beld aud abandoned every
theory u government aud every P,li,icsi
opinion.
In the ~hor, space Of one revolving
mooE,
W.. statesman. poet, hdller aud buf.
fovrl."
Tney have been tue 10 their passions;
true 10 their desires; true 20 Their partisan
Interests; but never rue 10 the Constitutions
1'ney d. not unJefstsld whstit 10 10 stand
by the Constitutions. raey proclaim loud
y that The Constitution does not exist either
(: theory or practice in ten States OF the
Onion; and their moot trusted and able
leader, in the ~ lness of his contempt for
Tat instrument. and Tor the few Republ
cans who are willing 10 obey il. declares 10
his on choice Language. "lhat some irsg.
ments OF tho old and broken Constitution
-rics in their gzz and trouble them OF
u'gbls.
Gentlemen, this 10 the charge we have
always made. They do not understand
wis, il il 70 stand by the Constitution -
And il j. for this very reason, as we assert
thst hey have cloIhed our land in the
mourning Of civil war, destroyed our form
Of government. broken down the eusrsn-
tees Of liberty, and loaded us with thls enor-
nous burden u debt snd taxation.
And yet repeat The .dvice. "stsnd b.
the Constitution y That is the safe and
speedy and certain remedy. We may not
immediately be able 70 restore tie authority,
but let us. at least. never sbandon or de-
grade i. I's.principIes Of government srs
the ark 0: our safety amid this food. Il
contains the hope Of the world. Ia it il
preserved oil thst 10 valuable ia the expert
ence Of the past all that IL susceptible o
improvement 10 the future. |, may be toss
ed on wrathful waves, amid the biscknes'
Of darkness. but the sun will shine ss last
The dove will 20 forth never TO return; EN-
bIem o. purity end liberty and peace, sh'
will seek to rebuild her hsbitation amen!
the scenes Of her former life.
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SUDDEN DEArH-We are informed
that as Rev. John Robinson was on
his way to I'LL an appointment for
preaching, near Paoli, Orange county
on last Thursday, he fell from bis
horse, and when found was dead. Il
is supposed he died in fit, as he was
subject to them.
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The "NURsERY. THE September
number Of this excellent monthly for
little children. 10 on our table. II is
filled with articles aud illustrations
which will profit and please children.
Terms 81 50 per year. Fine premi-
inns offered for clubs. Address John
chorey. IL, Washington st., Boston,
Massachusetts.
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IrueHE undere'gn-d aili proceed ~i'h inc
County Surveyor of Dubois coun,s. On
the ~ day Of Sept, 1857. 10 run ne lines
md determine the hon"dri-- 81 section NV.
II. Township ! S,nth R,nge Vet,
TIE intermediate lines viii also be run
snd the cornevs thereof esirbIish.d. Per-
soma interested will nieass he prssen,.
ELIZABETH ANDERSON, ST.
Aug l6 '67-3w
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Hrit is reported In Washington thu,
Pope and Howard are 10 be decspi,sled next
The President has intimsted On intention
OF putting Colonel Gordon Granger q tbs
head Of the ireedmen's buresu.
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Il We have heretofore called the attention
Of the ci,irsrs 81 New Albany 10 the i'm
lportance Of good turnpike road from 'hi'
city 10 Jasper. In Dubois County, and We
refer 10 the subject again because We be.
lIieve II the road 10 70 be built aud the ID
vsn,sgss u the trade from thst dirsctition
secured. now 10 the time 70 strike.
Il is proposed 10 build turnpike from
Jsspes 10 Csnnelton. aud quite a feeling in
favor Of this pr. ject has already been de.
veloped in Perry snd Dubois counties. The
result Of the building Of ihs proposed road
TO Chameleon. would be 10 ransfe, large
amount. perhaps the largest portion o. the
trade Of Dubois county 10 Louisville. The
rosd built 10 Csnnel,on. and the facilities
offered BY tho many steamers plying in the
lower Ohio would be sufficient 10 control
this trade in favor Of Louisville.
There i. not . county In the State that 10
growing in population and wealth more
rapidly than Dubois. It's sell 10 OF the most
fertile character. and il - rich ia mineral ss
we'll as agricultural resources. The bniId-
ing OF . turnpike from New Albany 10 Jas
per, the county sea, 81 Dubois. would insure
the building Of other lines Of turnpike.
reaching throeh Dubois into Martin county.
II would also insurs the building Of branch
roads into Orange and Harrison counties,
and would ultimate 10 inca Iculs b 10 advantage
to the trad IL New ALBANY.
| Il cert"inly j. the policy Of the citizens
Of New Albany 10 open up avenues into The
interior, 90 NJ 10 secure the valuable trace
in that direction. instead OF thrown away
\ their money for q line Of railroad III at can
never benefit. bit will seriously injurs the
business Of the CITY. There is no denying
the fact that we must depend for our trade
upon the counties north and west Of o.;
and i, 10 therefore the par, Of wisdom 10
oulc good roads into those counties, so 80
70 enable no, only the retail dealers. br'
he farmers The mselves. 20 visit our city IRE
quently snd easily, and bring ~ Their pro
ducs TO sell for money or exchange Tor mer.
'hsndize and such o,her articles 40 they
may require.
We sincerely hope We msy D. able TO en-
lis, the business men Of New Albany in this
proposed turnpike 10 Jasper. II built il
would give us the entire trade Of the rich
county OF Dnbois'snd much OF the trade Of
Martin and Dsviess. but very little Of which
now comes to New Albany. The projsc'
10 worthy the immediate snd sciive attention
of every business man IN This city, and We
hope the enterprise may Al once assume the
proper shape for organization, and work b.
commenced on the road the presen, season.
\ New Albany Ledger.
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GTThe Brszil Home Weekly estimates
the value Of coal deposits in Clay county at
over four hundred millions OF dollars!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-30

OF Bismark sent . silver spoon 10 . Mil
wsukee saloon keeper who named a baby
after him. Won'i somebody mike . god.
father Of Butler!
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JURORS The following person,
have been selected as Jurors tor thu
September term Of the Dubois Circuit
Court:
Grand Jurors. Daniel Price. Con.
rad IIarter, Rufus Parmeter, j. w.
Brown. Milton Kean, w. X. Adams
Samuel Main, Samuel Jacobs, Ii. II
Lehman. David Abel, John Ten.
pie, Theodore Helming.
Pcttit Jurors C. II. Ncicum, W,
McChrfoll. Jos. Anstett, J.. Mehne,
Chas. Morgan, NJ. Fritsch, Leonard
Weir. Joel Mavitty, w. Prior, Val.
Brefz, l.. Kunkler. j. ID. Zimmerman.
The following compose the Petit
Jury for Common Pleas Court:
NJ. Ellis, Geo. Teutel, +. K. Brnner,
John kiefner, Elijah Payne. v. Rem
ner. John +. Newton, John McCarty
John A. Mayo, Frank Dick, Xavier
Strohmeir. August Schlacter.
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nTGeneral Grant 10 daily Justify
Ing the public expectations by the ii
deity with which he performs biz
public duties. lie has found severa
pnblic stables keeping civilians nor
SEES. lie found various volunteer Off
GERS without proper functions, and
mustered them out Of the service
lie found needless multiplication o
officers and Office holders, and he il
rapidly reducing them to q peace foot
ing.
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! 1--WE are indebted to Hon. VIM
z. Niblack for various public docu,
ments.
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TTA German. fifty years Of age, living
~ Lancaster, PennsylvanIs, recently fol.
lowed 70 the grave hls thirty third child, aid
nov ha. lour lett.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE ON LAND


VDURSUANT TO on order Of The Dubois
= Common Pleas Court. made at the
Jan. term. 1867, thereof. the undersigned
A ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate Of WIN. NJ.
Cave. deceased, Offers Tor sale at public
auction, on the premises for not less Than
lwo.ihirds Of lie appraised value.
ON FRIDAY, Aug. 80. 1867.
The following real estate. 10 Dubois Conn
~, Indiana to.wiI: The west half Of he
north east quarter Of section thirty one t3l ,
town one ID north Of range three t3) wes';
and the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section thirty 900 town one az
south OF range three (3) west, containing
100 acres.
Said land 10 ordered 10 be sold TO pay the
debts Of WIN. NJ. Cave, deceased, his PET
sonal property being insufficient.
TERMs-One third Of the purchase money
must be paid in cash; one third 10 twelve
rnonths, and one third in eighteen months
iron day Of ssle, the purchaser giving ne.es
and security for the deferred payments
bearing interest from date.
MARY A. CAVE. Adm'x.
G. DoAxE. ATTY.
Aug. 2 '67-4w
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eIGAH A(AMVyAeITs.s.3 .
East Side Of the Public Square,
JASPER, INDIANA,

JASPEK, INUIANA,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public
~ that he il prepared 20 manufacture
cigars OF oil kinds 10 the best style 20 order,
on commission. or for cash good stock
Of oil kinds Of cigars constantly on hand
and fer sale On reasonable terms.
July 20. 1S67-tf CT. ULRICH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-24
GEN. M. Jef. Thompson Indorses th'
Sentiments OF Con. LOngstreet.

From The LoutSOtHe (hy.) JouIHuI
tice, Esa.-My Dear Friend:-You desire me to write
you feelings and opinions under the existing po
in the dark days Of the late war, while we were
my services IN any way that can return your kind
ness, and therefore Will comply with your request
Sentiments sent In en- might cover the whole ground when
mat hee SGSs5 en z me ws ro
sional soldier, who fought ike nero, ana surren-
and he may not go renough In bis language TO place
himself right before the world therefore + who was
sabre 10 contend for certain rights as was the case
Sa !he onnsreet for have resa@ed my social
status and have not changed my occupation. =,
uhted te States sH1a BECAUSE hated the United
fought The North hs5eq s ns s
the flag of the Union. But there was an ABSTRACT
SSa P5 PS SEsrs wS q &oan
thought could only be saved OUT OF the Union; From
Ferry until the 5th day Of june 1855 when surren-
derSd my " SSGI %g ana those who fought It's
battles; but when desolation came, and starvation
i followed lie example OF my noble eaders-sur-
rendered all political rights, and became one Of
6ee22 mo- boys play Our surrender farce
6Tp @E bpToudest and nobiest simply received parole
saying ''he shall not be Interfered with by the
his parole, az the laws in force where hemay
sde This, then was our ACTUAL % coaoi0n on Say
their guns and resumed the peaceful pursuits of life
and In TWO short years We uhNc ~
The march of imprev and reconstruction. We
have not been asked to ove:Lhe dominant party nor
O Kiss the rod that smoJe u.s. but the VictOrs have
the right TO say. Shall we make the brave men our
friends through iear9" And they only have the righ
10 make the laws which we have simply the righ
to obey or leave the country or remain aliens in ou
own land. -, ,-. . . =,
my province TO discuss, neCner have q rtglit I
complain; nor will presume TO advise. CAP simpl
set my soldiers example of patience in0 strV An
enterprises; 70 build mp our broken tortnp.s and max
the land bloom again In peace, Confidence, an
iayors that the laws may grant me, and not Jet m
the country In which my Children at least have a
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DIED..

CoUTTs.-on the 22d instant GEO. W. CoUTTS
aged 81 years months and y days,
The relatives, friends and family, also the Wlther
spoon Circle No 3, of Camden, N. J Brotherhood of
the Union, and The Mount Vernon Council No A. o.U
A. M, OF Philadelphia, and the Independence Steam
Fire Company, No. /, OF Camden, N. j., also the
Police Force OF the city of Camden, respect
tally invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. 1921 s.. Third street. Camden, N. j., on
Wednesday, the 26h instant at o'clock. To proceed
20 NewtoWn Cemetery.
McCAHEN.-On the 28d instant JAMES r. MEGA
HEN, son OF James and Elizabeth McCahen, In the
2Oth year OF his age.
flly invited attend the funera from the residence
Of his PARENTS No 264 S. Fiflh street, Wednesday
morning the 26th instant at O'Clock.
REED.-on the oath Instant HENRY O. REED, in
the 2Oth year OF his age.
funeral from his residence, No Oh Walnut street,
on "wednesday afternoon at O'clock. (Poughkeepsie
papers please copy)
WINNEMORE the 22d instant, after linger
ing illness. Mrs, ROSANNA WINHEMORE widow
OF the late Philip Winnemore In the 10Th year OF her
age.
Order of Lady Decatur, respectfully invlted TO
attend the funeral, from her late reslaence. No
Nonnaters court CArch street, west OF Tenth(, on
Wednesday morning Rt O'CLOCK. To proceed 70 Phi
ladelphla Cemetery.
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The Indinn War-Cicular from General
Sherman.

ST. LOUIS, June 2i-General Sherman has
issued a circular In substance as follows:-
First That the Indian treaties must be main
tanned, but that the Indians having gone be-
yOnd their reservations and committing crimes,
Iall under military control. and are subject to
punishment by the civil powers.
Second. The military division is divided into
three departments, yiz:-Dacotah, commanded
by General Tracy; Platte, commanded by Gene
raj Augur; Missouri, by General Hancock.
Third. II each State or Territory will organize
a mounted battalion, they will be called for by
IL Department Commanders, in case OF emer-
gency, to be mustered in in accordance with
law, and wait an appropriation by Congress for
their pay.
Fourth. Gives directions to the civil authori.
ties to be prepared at all times to pursue horse.
thieving bands who are endeavortng to avoid
the military.
Fifth. When stock is traced to the Reserva-
tions, demand should be made of the agent,
and Ii the tribe is entitled to annuities, such
annuities should be chargeable with the value
of the stolen property.
The Governments of States aud Territories in
terested are requested to communicate freely
with the Department Commanders, and appeal
only 10 General Sherman.
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LEGAL INTELLIqENcE.

COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judgo Pierce
trial % wh9ie mornings session was taken Up in the
ano Dattery upon Kate NRnhoru. The prosecution
horn went 70 the DEFENDANTS store, In Hutchinson
vocation abe On business and whou. pro
The defense alleged that the prosecutrix wished to
borrow money Of the defendant and was refused She
became angry, and grew abusive and dlsorderly;
took hold ofhim, and he merely pushed her OF, Jury
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-JudTe Ludlow.
Mary Grail was acquitted of charge OF larceny
the defendant missed lot of clothing which she had
covered that the defendant bad psdEsS themS ats al
pawnoTokersi but the pawnbroker could not Identity
goods.
James Rogers charged with having entered a
testified that on the night Of May 10, about O'clock
Ss or and MsseF sS sS
demanded Der to know who i was AS soon as he spoke
Ground into the yard and in stone yard in the
not say he was the man who from the counting
house. Verdict not guilty
Charge, cha with the larceny Of written nstrupent
to the elect that Gopsiis CITY directory sent to sSs
a LOCAL Express company an order foT page Or @ sd-
press sent Mrs. Brown the order by one of their en-
But the debt was not paid and one of the agents for
Grospels Directory called at the Express ONCE in
containing some papers the agent knew nothing
about, which hO was told, Mrs Brown had sent. She
denied eyer having given the order or having re-
Tbe defense alleged that the time the employe of
the Local Express delivered the order, Mrs Brown
female physician, was attending to patient. The
and when il was discovered that the advertising had
not been done according TO contract Mrs. Brown re-
II was handed back to the man, who by mistake put
oPd s@e %e the oreT Gi
found among some of Mrs. Browns waste papers.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judge Brewster
The, The miscellaneous argument list was before the
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interest. now but repeat what had occasion
TO write once befOre;-"AD DOlOgies for the past or
promises for the future would indicate a want Of
confidence In my own integrity, I have simply done
what i conceived TO be my duty, and propose
70 DO y now The Confederate Government wiped
out State Rights the FIRST year Of It's exist
ence-a bloody war wiped out slavery and wiped out
the Confederacy, so they obsolete IDEAS aud the
plain question now presented Is. HW you accept
cltlzenship under our terms, as contained In this
and every white man in the South say:--"A Abstract
ideas obsolete theories shall not govern me- for
will look facts in the face they exist and make the
best out of the future without mopiDg the past
IL is not to be presumed that shall be asked TO COM
promise my honor, be false to my friends, for
compelled TO obey the law. and being an eector sim
ply gives me an opportunity to make the laws more
lavorabe"-then will confidence be restored, and
plenty abound once more. Yous, most respectfully,
M JEEF. THOM pS0N-
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TENTH NATIONAL SENeRRFEsT-THE GREAT
MUSICAL CoNYooATIoN. : The preparations
1iecessitated by the reception OF such vast
concourse OF singers as will come of some time
during the coming month-which occurrence is
uniting our own singing societies, like all
others of note in the country, on the gut UtUe-
are fast nearing completion; The II Honorary
SomInittee OF this gigantic fete, will hold
another session on Tuesday evening next, at
the Smngerbund Hall, Callowhill street. for the
Gentlemen on this committee are Generals
Meade. Cadwalader, Lyle, Major Camblos
torney Mann, "A. ID. Jessup, Charles Magarge,
Theodore Vetterlein, j. McK1bben, besides
quite q large number OF others OF our prominent
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'BLEssED BE THE MAN WHO FIRST IN
VENTED SLEEP" quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep
has often been murdered" ;" not in "Macbeth's''
case only, but in many modern instances, by
Indigestion, Nervous Disorders, Headache. and
a host OF other complaints. For all such there
is a remedy, and sufferers may now exclaim,
"BIessed be the man who invented the PLAN
TArIoN BITTERsp This delicious Cordial
and fine Tonic is now hailed by millions as the
great Health Giver and Restorer. Resolve tC
buy bottle, and don't "sleep on IT," "Be wise
in time.n
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FAST DRvNG.-J. B. Hart, not content to
to his mettle and away he went up and down
some of the streets OF the Twenty fourth Ward,
up til the vehicle was stopped, and the driver
thereof arrested. Alderman Allen, admonish-
ishing the offender to be more circumspect in
the future as to his manner OF proceeding,
fined him
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LATEST Markets by Telegraph,

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Cotton quiet at 2611c. Flour
has advanced lOs2oc 5000 barrels sold; state $40
ern ss5o@l5 Wheat s95c better; 559o bushels ,6 sold
Western tll26alS for Oats lo2c. higher 49, 900
bushels sold Western SOC HBeet qulet new Mess Pork
O0 haTrels sold In bond Sz36 Spirits Turpentine 591