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City Of POrslnnd.

lily OF POfslaDd. IN
WHEREAS the City Council bv their order pass
w ed June cath, 1861, directed the Commit. on
Laying thew Streets, to widen Park street by con
tnuing the southwest line OF said street above Xork
irolu YORK to commercial rect, g-gr
Notice is hereby gwen all parties interested, thai
the Joint Standing COMMITTEES OF the City Council
on laying out new streets. will meet hear the par
ties anu view the proposed way the eighth day
OF July, 1867, at o'clock in tie after
noon, at the corner of Park and YORK streets
and will then and there proceed to determine anu
adjudge whether the public convenience requires said
street or way to berlaid out. ~. n 80
Given under our hands on this twenty fourth day
of June, A. D., 1867. Fl
AUG. E. STEVENS,
. ---- .r AMBROSE GIDDINOs,
CHARLES II. RICE,
-ETC1f sF-etf.t.e JOS. BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
4-i w. p. FILES,
Committee on Laying out New Streets.
,Juna 26. "
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CIEvET.AND .Jul,


A train of tank ears while unloading crude
Oil on the Atlantic 81 Great Western railroad
at this place to-day, took fire, probably from a
passing engine, and destroyed three cars with
small quantity of oil. The fire communicate
cd to Brokers, Williams & Co.'s refinery, which
was supposed to be fire-proof, by the burning
OH running in the doors. The refinery was to-
was little insurance u
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TWO furnished rooms, wi hin two minutes walk o
l. the Preble House. Will accommodate two o.
four single gentlemen. Apply tv
juneX91ti W. H. JERKS,
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Fifty-nine white and 200 colored people were
registerday to-day. 4-Ai - 's7- ~ ts,t
NEW YORK, July /.
Arrived steamship Manhattan, from Charles
ton LIST inst. Egg Harbor Light bearing N. e.
sunk with The stern ont of water with the let
tiers N. E. j. L. of Bangor. ,stf ~
81. e,,a MOBILE, July /.
Five freedmen were to-day appointed ON the
police, and were sworn in by Mayor Horton.
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steamer for Sale.

- The light draft sterr-wheel
a~~h Steamer CLIPPER, now lying at
A.. n -G,EE\ Yarmouth. Having new boiler
z2zasAss>a nd teed pump and having been
recently almost wholly rebuilt in
the most thorough manner is in fine running order,
and viii be sold low.
Inquire of
je21dtf ROSS & STURDIVANT.
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THE Mckay sewi.g Machine. the

THE Mckay sewing Machine. the only
L machine III existence by which a sewed boot or
shoe can be made. Adapted to all kinds, styles and
sizes OF boots and shoes 200 pairs be made with
These shoes axe precedence of all others in the
ket and are made substantially at the cost of peg
CHI mes, with competent men to set them in opera
ton. furnished at days notice For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MCKAY, Agent, 6 Bath
street, Boston, Mass. Apl 16. dem
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Another Fenian Raid.

T has been stated recently, in the New York pa
l. pers, that tile Fenian- intend another iaid on
Canada before long Time only will prove whether
there Is truth in rumor not. Time hds proved
that not only the Fenians bur people belonging TO al
societies and classes have been aking most e1ten-
SIRE raids (armed with those mosi elective OF wesp
John and The said Eenans and sail people belonging
to all societies and lasses, cordially invited 10
continue aid raids where they will get the best rdfHe
fur their money. -
California Cheap John dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, S35 Con Iess
street Remember the sign. June 3, 4w
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
y BRADLEY'S PATENT
.CROOUET 4!

Hs Acknowledged 10 be the Be.t Ever
nkanufactur~d in This or Any
other Country.
We manufacture under THREE UNITED STATES
Patents, which secure to US the exclusive right to
manufacture Croquct SEES with I'M EXICA
B .LLS, PLATED BRIDGES, aud SOCKET
BRIDGES. These ave the prominent points on
which we claim the superiority OF . Crcqu e,eIi.s
over all others. In add. ton 10 .hese we have the
1 nprsvea shape maiist. Our enter G. ..ra
Paesfng BOX, maie of Chestnut finished in oil.
and provided with etai corners tha5 give great
durability to the boxes. During the last yenrs
our Or auet has ga.ned rep tation for Gu. ability
and finish that we not only determined to sus-
tain but to increase this season Inquire for "Drad-
ley's Cro1 ct, aul be that the box il marked
at the top, "Hsradi~y's I. rOqHet, Paid . prit
~, lS06.''
FIr SAFE, wholesale AMI retail, by -...
i-t-i- - - CHAS. DAY, JR., q CO.,
June 29-eo02w ~ 90 Exchange Street.
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70 Owners of Hackney Carriages

To Owners of Hackney Carriages.
my AN ordinance of the City Council, approved
- NAV %, 1867, II is made the duty Of the City
Marshal to inspect all hackney Carriages On the
frs Monday in Jul. and January Of eacn yesi'
before LICENSE is granted. -,...-
The owners OF all hackney carriages used for the
purpo. c OF carryin- pa sepgers from ono Place 70
another within the city, hereby notified TO pre-
seat their carriages to the undersigned tor ms ee-
ton at his office Chestnut street, on Monday,
first day Of July next at ten O'Clock In the lore
noon. =. -,
JOHN s. HEALD, City Marshal.
Portland june "a, 1861 je29du
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do hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
81 the original application and warrant Tor meeting
~ the members OF the First Church and Parish in
Falmouth.
june 27-i1awTh3w
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Horses. carriages, SC, at Auction
EVkki SATURDAY, at IL o'clock A. NJ. ON new
~ market LOT, Market street, shall sell Hor,es
carriages, Harnesses, &C.
Api ~. f. .. BAILEY Auetionear
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To Let

great variety, selling very low at
800 Congress st.
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A fire broke out this afternoon in the our--
tam factory OF Hall & Evans, 2l2 Summit
street, which together with the confectionery
establishment of l.. @. Fox and the hardware
store OF G.. Ballard were totally destroyed.
H. NJ, Eiliak q Co.'S wholesale furniture build
The flames spread to the block on the oppo-
site side of the street, and the buildings and
contents We're considerably damaged The to-
tai loss will probably reach $4,000. Insured
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots OH
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street including the OF franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor,
or SMITH 4 REED. Attorneys. Portland. jy12ti
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MAAgEis.
Wanted,
Wanted.

4 PARTNER with Cash Capital of few hum
IA dre' dollars, IL meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire of W. H. JERRIS,
Jyldlw Under Lancaster Hall.
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just Received
Silver Plated Casters.

A LARGE lot OF Rain Water Filterers and Water
"A Coolers: Also on hand Refrgerators and Ice
Chests OF all Sizes +. & c. b. NASH.
May7. diff 174 Fore Street,
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To Daniel Merrill ofFaimo ush, q Jussice
Of the Peace for the Coansy of Canber.
land.
tAE undersigned being three members of the First
Il Church and Parish In Falmouth, and pew own-
ers therein, desile a meeting said Church and
PaTisn, at their Clureh building. IN Falmouth, IN
sad county, on the twentletu day Of July, 1851 at
O'clock in the Afternoon the following Iurp. ses
10 see IL said members will under the provisou
OF an act entitled "An act to authorize the Firsi
Parish In Faimou b., to sell and convey certain
lants" approved February twenty third, eighteen
hundred and s,xty-seven, elect Reuben Merrill, Ma
baniel Merrill AND Il. n. Tukesbury trustees for Tie
purpose OF selling and conveying in behalf OF the
First Church and Parish In Falmouth, sixty acres OF
land in s;iid falmouth, granted to said church and
Parish under their lame then OF the seconu
church and Pa ISL Of Falmouth, at New Casco tol
the OF their minister his successors TO- ever
by the propretors OF Falmouth, January twenty
one, seventeen hundred and seven. four the pro-
ceeds such sale to be invested by sale trustees for
tie use and benefit OF the ministers OF said Parish
anu his forever, according to the tenor
the original grant.
Wherefore they apply 10 you to issue your war
rant calling said meeting 'Or said purposes, and 1T
the time AM PiaTe Aforesaid 10 either of said mem-
bers and u citing and authorizing him to notify the
membe 3 OF said Church and Parish thereof ccord-
ing 70 the law.
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID U. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN.
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, 4 RCHITEGTlhE a kNGlNEEHlNS.
"A Messrs. ANDERSON. BoNNELL 4 CO., have
made Arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
established reputation and will In future carry on
Architecture with their uslness as EnginecIs Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
Office, No. 500 Congress street. and examine eleva-
tioH and plans OF churo.es, banks, stores boet on
buildings, sc. Il
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Roofing Slate for sale.
Onn SQUARES Roofing Slate, a. 28y Com
OOO msrcial street, Smiths Wharf.
Jyld1m H. l.. PAINE & co,
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ANNUAL MEETING,

FIICSI NATE SAEE.
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY d WAREHOUSE
Middle Street. Portland.
Or NJ no Sudbury Street, Boston.
ER-Second-h hand Safes taken In exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
tached to Tilton a. M Farland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan l5-sNlstw in each mos adv remainder of time.
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Wanted. ..
4 FEW good Male and -emale gents Immediate
"A ly. F0rfurther PARTICULARS address, with s,amp
or call ON j, Isl. WHITE
u Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me-
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Wanted to Sent.

4 SMART active Boy IL a Clothing store APP
- pl TO Messrs G. w. RIt Il u 20. I73 Fore st.
June 2S Glw
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Z XecutOr'S Sale

TUE stock of Millinery in No 8 Clapps New Block
l is now offered iOr sale at two thousand dollars
tS2UO) less than cost 1t must be Immediately sold
to 6 ose the estate of the late H. W. Robinson.
Portland, june %. diff
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Quilts Quilts /!

JUST Received at the store of STEVENS s. Co,
- 800 Con sress st, large lot of White and Pink
Marseilles Quilts. Also Scotch Lancaster, Bridal,
and Honey-comb Quilts, for sale the very lowest
pr je21dtf
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- A good, genteel house, situated above High
kt.,; street; possession by the LIST of Septe Der.
.Ass.k Inquire OF &. Il DAVIS q CO.,
Dealers in Real Esta Q, No 1 Morton Block.
June 21-u1w
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TO purchase, four small Ponies, for saddle or car
rage use Stale color, age, weight, and lowest
cash price. Address ID. E. b." Box 2Ois Portland,
Me. junel2,itt
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Rooms and Board.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, and two gentlemen
"A can obtain pleasant furnished rooms and board
by applying at No SO Dantorth st. je2sd1w
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City Of Portland.

= Committee on Laying out New Streets.
,June 26 1w
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Sn 600 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
cC,OOO City sugar Refinery, West Com
mercia', near foot of Emery street.
proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
Tells, ana sample may seen at the office OF the
Company, 1874 Commercial, at corner OF Union ST.
feb12d&wtf n g. HERSEY
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THE room over Vickery & Hawlevs Dry Goods
1 store. NO. 81 Free street, now occupied by Her.
man Kaler 81 Co. for Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business.
This room Will be vacated some time in .Jure.
For particulars enquire OF H. S. Kaer e. co or
VICkEnY 81 HAWIEY tune r aft
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House Wanted

by irresponsible party. tenement In the West
4Cern part OF the city, containing five six rooms
Ad iress, P. y. Box 217i. je2IdZw
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TO LETT.

r 5- For Rent.
a. We have at WOOdiord's Corner close to tie
ES;,, Horse Railroad, new story and half house,
aiming rooms, with good sized stable and
/ .; an acre OF ground for garden.
-s.st Il. r. DAVIS s. CO.,
Juae3. eodtf Real Estate Agents.
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FOr Lease.
'yNHE valuable lot OF land corner of Middle ard
Plumb Streets, Ior term OF years. Enquire
OF G. C. MITCHELL * son,
Aug. %. 1SCC-dtt 17e Fore ST rect. b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-09

We have been shown some fragments OF
limestone 6lled with little shining particles,
said to be silver, from a point near Bedford.
10 Lawrence county. The presence Of pre-
cious metal in that quarter Is rather doubt
ful yet there is considerable excilemen, in
relation TO u, and company from Olney,
Illinois, have already leased the ground ,
and commenced operations. A tunnel
is being pushed into the hill preparatory 10
sinking a shaft. Ii IL said that the mineral
has been tested by competent chemist.
and silver 10 pronounced TO exist ia payiua
quantities. The chief engineer engaged in
The work is an old worker in silver mioes, 4,
and he 10 very ssnguine that il will prove a
grand success. X 10 situated rpon rhe farm
Of l.. NJ. Pierson. abou, two miles from
Bedford. on the banks Of Salt Creek.
The old settlers say that there was an
Indian legend which located silver mine
in this region, but the precise locality could
never be discovered. The Indians were al.
ways chsry about allowing even lie exist.
ence 10 be known.
Who knows but Bedford may gst % as
much Of q sensation as The iar-lamedl
Washoe. and her argen,iferous deposits be
zone the theme OF as genial chronicleri- ~
There will be no use any longer for our en-.
erprislng miners TO resor, 70 The nhospi,s.
Die shores Of Gils; or 10 the s,iil more pre-
'arious dominions Of Jaurez. II the story
u the Indian legend be irne. some old chiei
vas perhaps but another Diego Hualca, he
ntisn hunter, whose fortunate researches
ed the silver. digcess Of peru TO the rich
nines OF Potosi. A. Commerc,al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-09

The tale OF the Orissa famine, az told in
an elaborate official report OF The Govern
ment q India is hesrrending. The hor.
rors IL reveals are OF on almost incredible
character. When !, is stated that tile mortal
ivy represented . sacrifice Of chou, GOO 600
souls. some ides msy - formed Df the rnsg.
niiude Of this awful calamity. People died
heIplessIy in swarms; mcney was spurned
as worthless; employment on government
roads wos offered In vsin. since the living
skeletons for whose relief Il was provided
we're Too weak 10 walk. and far more SO 10
work. Such was the distress Of the starv-
ing masses thsi i was impossible 70 keep
any order 10 The ismisbing crowd which
Struggled for The iaiIy dole Of rice, and for
miles rourd was heard their yell for Icod -
SO impossible was il 10 satisfy oil, that ex
'Feme emaciation becsme the Test. and hose
who retsined the least reserve OF flesh on
heir bones were compelled 10 bear the pangl
u hunger lille longer. Ye,ihe English
'eemed 70 pay but little attention 10 this.
md were much more concerned about our
lffsirs.
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n5'The Salt Lake Videue ssysaway-
'srer went into the Accidental Hotel In
lhsi place short time since, 10 ge, n
square meal. Having planted himself il
chair at one Of the tables, he wnr confronted
by The waiter with. "Whs, viii yon hayei,
The hungry one fastened his eyes on the
afihche de soup, and sqid "What have vou
got that's goods' "Oh. we've roas, beef
corned beef, roasted mutton. fried ham aud
broiled curles =" WHAT The l.-ll IL curlewa,.
sa'o ne stranger "Curicw--why curlsw
y bird something Ike snipe = "Did /,
ny" Yes "Did J, hsvs wingsl" "Yes..
Then don't want any curlew ia mine.-
Anything that he'd wings, and could fy. and
dldn't Iesve this id country. don't want
Tor elmer.
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The doctor leans back in his old settee
a putting rank cigar,
And be rrins grin. so pleased is he
TO puff the smoke afar;
And ne snufis. and pufs and puff.
Like man with bad catnrrh.
liis boon compnnion beside him sits,
And stale old guild he chaws;
And . plug OF weed, which he bites into bite
ile holds in his dirty paws;
And lie si's and si,s. and squ4rrs and spits
The slime from his juicy jaws.
And hsppy are they as pair Of twins.
4 splitting and eIobbering there.
Wih dirty spiIioon between their shins.
Which they hold with The greatest cure,
Forgetting their debts and forgetting their
sins.
And forgetting The need Of prayer.
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C~T The Tldiouir J Journsi tells story Of
q diving man q, whose request dance wns
held the night rrevions 10 bis tecease. il
The bulldog which he occupied for The pur-
pose Of raising :und- d pay fo a "decent
'unersl." The receipIs ~ere $50. .Gloty
be 70 God!' ssid The dying man, "now IN
hove decent turying. and the children can
ride 10 hack NJ
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Cen. Lee on School Discipline

N~H' 4~NC VA hCIDOi OitClpllQe.
report % school discipline, submitted
~ lhe educational convention in Richmond
Nrsipia. lssl week, was prepared by Get.
20 Rooeri y. Lee. He gives his idea d
wbn' teachers should be as follows:
"Iha selection Of proper persons FOR the
office q teacher i q matter Of the first i'm.
Porisncs, and osils duties require iorg add
lcompFehensige preparation. il should be re-
gsrdrd ~ among the most honorable aud
lmporart ffpissrIons aud h. committed to
ihpse hose beneficial ind leoce anl in
s'ructluu shali embrscr morris snd irlirop.
IS vfll es ne intellect. The teacher should
NJ iae example " TIE pupil. IIe should
aim AZ he highest a;isinabse proficiency.
snd nct ~ pleasing medincriiy. Une-s
NJ can reach those comlnittsd a. his csre 10
fnrk and 20 work, and can impart to them
sig7r win learning, there can be no real
adrsnce. lie mnsl study the character aud
disposition q hs prp,'s. and adopt Ls
Fl u'rs ~ disciPIins 70 their pecusiarlt,rs -
4 Aoove sii, be mus, be uafvrm. coasis ten,
hrm. kind ~ h's conducl. teach msre BY ncir
than words. and show the children under Is
charge that he has their true interest al
heart. lie shtuit look uDon them no, onl,
A. W. parents o. . new generation. bni alsol
Trl1s ~ immortality, ind while preparing
A'n ior 1se'ulues~ ~ this Ike. insul into
'hrr mpressiLle minds princ,p,es ~ pie,y
sad religion, ior 4. i be true, a. taught by
b'-iofy. that greslness depend. upon virtue,
Y y 'qnaily true ~, religion l. Tie foun
lhin aud supppr; oi virtue
Should me daily business Of the school be
conducted on such principles. md the pupils
bs trained IN The habits OF obedience, rever-
snce and iIuthinlness. and be convinced
Ihai they ere noble and lovely in ,hcmselv.
=. snd their practice manly and honorable.
NE moin object Of education will have been
.iia,hed
ln addition % these moral influences, d
eacher should be clothed with al the az.
tff'tff ~ ~" f"ttbt ~ 'lr Ni>tuttIt VI HIS IL.
utits. md b. sustained by hun 90 long al
e may in,rust bis Child 70 his care. Tha' /,
e may be kept constantly informed Of The |,
cnduct q bis child. weekly. quarterly and /,
enrly reports Of his progress should be SEN, !,
IN by the teacher, IN which should b.
,aied his absences, late silendance and !,
nisbehavior. Certificates o. advancement y
hould likewise be given % those who exec: !.
. studies and conduct. The system oil \,
uuishment ought 10 be ss simple ond mild !,
9 they can be made effective, aud when I.
oercor has 30 ae resorted 70. il should be :.
enerslly Ief, 20 The parent. Should adm On. 7,
ion, restriction Of recreation. etc, fsil to \,
roducr me desirsd fi'ec'. und The pupil Oh !,
iins,ely resist The patient exposiulsiion of 7
10 teacher, there viii then be no other re.
,urce than 10 return him 10 his parents a.
ne unworthy plsce 10 The school. aI
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Horace Greely's Compliments 70 tho
Grand Army of the Republic.

From the New York Tnibune.
We denounce this new secret association
az inimlcsl 70 the Constitution and the
union. u will be assd day for our party
when soldiers find no better work thsn to
prowl over the battle fields OF the pas, sni
c'g up The bodies Of tho slain. The country
wants peace and rest, and harmony. and Jus.
i'ce. These men want distracted country.
that Offices may be gained. They would
make America Mexico. peace would be
sent 10 sleep with Turks snd iaidels. ana
instead Of Union. they would "lhe woluies,
division nase that ever iel upon this cursed
earth
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The Tobacco Crop

The Louisville Democrat saws: "The
opinion prevails among those besl informed
that The tobacco crop Of this year will no,
exceed twc-'hrds of The quantity usually
produced. This result has been caused by
the exceedingly uniavorsble weather, and
BY the ia,sness Of planting. Buyers n The
marke, arc basing their calculations on q
limited supply, and prices are advancing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-09

UJ-lS one ofihe remote corners Of Wis-
oonsin resides Justice u the Peace who
q peremp'ory in his manner of dispensing
Justice. On one occasion member Of The
Der who was defending On errinu cirizeu.
not being satisfied with some OF The rulincs
q the cout', took exception. and said:
Bat. your Honor. you can't decide ii ,h.,
way. because il is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-09

Hj-At tea party In lows City while
ago. where those have the "benefit of the
clergy" are privileged characters The Rev
ernd" Samuel Storrs Howe. risky bacbe.
Tor OF over fifty winters, happened to be
there. ss usual. One OF the ladies' a. the lei
table thought to enliven the conversation BY
addressing him upon the subjec, Of bic re-
Gently engaging in The business OF house.
keeping. |. e.. setting up "bschelor's hail..
and asked him how he got along---if he ielt
at nome. etc.
Why. yes, ms'sm,' wss The reply. III
begin 70 feel good deal In the family way ~
The ladies' biz their lips, and concluded
The information was too good 10 keep--Irom|
their husbands.
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IL The CrawfordsyiIe Review saws
pay OF the national debt 10 greenbacks i
the popular cry Of the day. BondhoIders
must stand aside, for ihe people are deter
mined 70 relieve themselves Of The terrible
burden Of taxation under which they are
grosning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-09

or The 8. Louis Board Of Health has
prohibited The sale Of green corn. cucum.
here. melons, cabbage, squusher, and oil
kinds q unrlpe fruit. within The ciiy limits
until ,hc first ol October next