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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20

Ben Bunier knew - Httl- ss,o 49, !,
congress hat rh~ newspapers r.n,r.,l,
sere o7pssrd o impeachment teeao.s ~
fe'- had -ons, uncss. cousin. sndsun,,
AR f~drral Offices. Very lev editors ~,
i''- rhH'g~ 81 journals " considerable cir.
ea's''"n and iolrrab,r character nv.
ssrs ihr'r influence 0 get relarlo,s ,n,o
guDHe ehices. CSnsressmen esprei.,l,
s'1'sas ~ their o1n householss % IT,,
NAy- IA~ in7enchmsnt IT The PrrsiJ4n.
tvHa Mt -rvanlsseeus 10 The nswspaps,
YDo i-i'rf' of 1hs couatry. There aould I !.
TF~ht s1ei1ement, end therefore = crs.
-aa.a isr nr~spapsrs. Butler h.s r.
sss nehshted many sdm-srs Iel
''' w w possen'ieus proportions ss,ume.
H. NJ III unrriy toegu, 49, sara. ].
''m. r. lsso longer possible Pss.,
ut Cine'nnan Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20

~ -'he dees 81 divine grace are said Il
se falling Plsnii'uiiy q Bristol. Rhode I'll
And.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20

IL The Wisconsin egislatnre
las adopted resolution to amend
lie constitution 80 as 70 give tlo
lcctive franchise 10 women
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20

ssr-s ~ ArygRgs~ixs.
~ sguss- M 10 lines 90 ir-r. n.si ~ 4
kseh su'-''qn-nt inserIion. = "a
L.aRss sais.r,isements. ~ -sn.. ,as..-
\ irseroh "v"' even square ~ sqm-re-.
counted - -lu.re- Th.s~ ~ s.-f-
!ss usnsi-,s ssissrfisemea'; r..- =. tsf
deduction ~'ii hr Tsds 70 regular aiy.rii--
monte.
Notice. ~ srrnisrm-r. n -an.iri-.-s,,r.
-. isgsi n"'ir-- ~ ns- ris.r.cs., 1. a.
esid 10 advance.
sss...isc'sc CANDIDATES.
fr Tosn-pi., "fi,-'- ..rh Siou
Per Cs,.ti a5o
esr D'>re'. 'irruis. y s'a'. $50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20
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pusois coUsrr. .ispIxsA,
81 = NENT ANE
OFFICE % wssr NAN srsFsY

SRMS--rRIrTLYTN ADvAN
ei"gss Subscription. i"r fiis Nn... al Az
Fsr SO sra'h~. y,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-20

Flv NJ uSand men are ont Of
y A Piitshnrg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

The Democratic electors Of 'he SEWN ~
~ STATE a, Iowa are requested iosend Ger n
STATE Convection hereby called. % y neg y ~ :,
Mm-r. "a tns nosh .iay - Inns msM'' i. =
s,',s s,ce. ard M ,r@"-ae'ion Of other business,
..,o ofrcpr.~ nsaiion vii be one de'ega'e 'of
,.nr hsnsrea vsts cast fs Thomas u hehs'n'
=, ~ ,so,ernor. and one for Gerry ise1'ah 60
hundred over hv.
csanre. casting lees than hi'S votes VIII Nv oA'''
led 90 ope delegate.
Believing thss the integrity OF the un'on' ana sne
perpeiui,y OF free in'fuioos' depend on INC cs'ne
~. ,rs..ase. msat1in.d by tins Dsn0- ratio Psrty.
-. ,uv,,e All who coincide with ~ In sentiment upon
s4 i..ues before the country to participate In pr
~.,v elections %. the sssecsicu Of delegates.
n, order Of the Democssfic state Central Commit
leo. I'M RLwOOD. C~AsssAs.
Mar Ism. 1877.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

.Scberck,s SeHwsed Tonic ,S ~.
delpha II ntsndsd 10 dissolve the fosd aad mabe Il
into chy me. me hrst procsae 81 $iseson: By clean
sanR To Stomach with Schsscks ManAsone Ptls. the
Tonic AEON restores the Appetite and food inst could
not b. eaten before urlna u vii BE eaeily dieessed
CONSUMPTION cannot be cared ~ 6cheack's puimo-
nic Syrup anlsss u etomach and isrr e mao heetny
and the adpet ses1orrd. hence the Tonic and Pills
roquised IN neafly evrfy cesSRf eo0euMp el0n-
haf d0seu bottlss Of the o8AWBkD TONIC and
three or fous hhscs OF he MANDRAKE PILLS Will
eure any ordinary eaec II dyspepsia.
D. scsxsux makes professional vieite In New vofk
Boston, and At HE psincpal Once In Philadeiphta
evesy week. See daa papers o. each place. or ss
pamphlet consumption TOR hfe DAYS Tor visitation
Please obeervc. when PURCHASING. that the two like.
nesses OF the Doctor. In the last stage Of Con.
sumption and the other he now In perfect health
ere on she 9ovevnm stamp
bottle or 81 ~ the halfdoxen All letters for adv
should be addressed 10 DR. schencks Principal Once
| No. Is North 9Th Street. Philadelphia Pa
| 0enesal Wholesale Accnts Dsmss liarnes Co.,
7; 9. 8. Hance, Baltimore, Nd. John D. Park
| Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker D Taylor. Chicago, Ill
| Collins Broe,. Sc. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

Il 10 sepsrtsd ftssu Dee l1olnee that .
daily evesing journal Of Republican polatis
will b started in that city shortly also thae
che new prcpsietors Of the Democratic
Statssman, Messrs. jenkins, Siaub 4 Parks
hurst, will soon commence daily issue.-
If these things be so, there IS prospect Of
lively times in newspaper circles at our
State capital.
The Washington Pfess records the fol>
lowing singular accident, which occurred to
. son OF Mr.. j. Pearson, Of Orange town.
ship, In that county, few days aimee
lie was riding on corn planter. which
double team was hauling over the ground at
brisk pace, and planting BY stakes. At
one end OF the Il cid be drove the horses oves
the stake, one on either side, topping IL
over. One Of the horses stepped on the
butt end, thereby throwing up the point 70
ward the boy. Il stsucG biz ~ o1low ths
knee and YES forced clear shroueA 4 b.
tween the bones. The life Of the led WAs
for time dsspaissd Of, but at last accounts
he vas improving.
PArrxn.-The following Is list Of pat,
ssts granted Ievs ssd Mi1ooosi INVESTOR
| from The q. s. Patent Gf1ce, for the week
ending June 1sth. officially reported
through Che ONCE Of Boyd 4 Go, Solicitors
Of Patents. No. 10 Gays Buildings, 81
Louis, No.:
Josathan Mills, Dee AOlnss, lena, aesigo
OF 10 self, L J. Brown. @. Q. epanosd, and
II. Van Lutheran, brick Snaehines
David Hahn, Henry A. Gross and Aartir
Hahn. Gasconadc County, No.. sorghum
str,ppes.
David Saunderson, st. Louis. boxing Of
cans.
Levi 7. AcNeily. Danville, No., indenti
flying box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
9 HIST 0RIOAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic Z Neuralgic Compound

THE RHEUMATIC 4 NEURALGIC COMPOUND.
RFrK1N yesrs go. Capt. L. P Copeland wa. com
: mander OF bceton brig, owned BY the late hob
voyage TO Vera Cruz, and while there. near the gune
81 the Ca-e Of San Juan de Ulus. wa attacked with
hie old compliant, Rheumslism. While suffering &C.
vereiy ON board hir vessel, he Visited by NEXT
canSpaniard, who said he could relieve him Of his
pain, and entirely him Of his disease The Ma
M returned with his dicinc and prov his words:
Ia = few days Capt. Copeland began TO improve IN
der HE treatment and was coon completely cured
SO delighted was the ''Oid Sea Dog" that he pur-
chseed the receipt from the Mpxico-Spnninrd n,
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned to Boston, Capt
Gardner bought aumber of bottles OF this article
then manufactured In small way by Capt Copeland
in Bosvn. Capt. Gardiner, who then sailcd mer-
chant ship 10 London, took the article with him. and
sold II for guinea bottle II attracted attention In
London. and Capt Gardiner Immediately wrote 10
his brother, Charles +. Gardiner. Esq, To purchase
of Capt. Copeland the right TO make and cell the
een England, the West India Stands and Australia
this In isj6 Capt NJ. D. Gardiner, receipt Of
the notice OF the purchase from Capt Copeland, i'm
medatcly formed CO. partnership with Mr. Watson
wealthy dealer In London, who now, under the firm
| Of Gardiner, Watson 4 Co., No. 81 Mark Lane, Lon
don are introducingthe Compound with great
In 1889 Capt Gardiner wac in Boston, and In con-
necti-n with his brother, Chas Gardner, pnfchas
the whole right TO the article, with the intention 10
give to The people Of North America the bencnfr OF
It's wonderiul healing properties. II has proved q
most valuable medicine 10 all who have tired h.
Mr.. G. p. Gardiner imnsdiately establishes large
mannfactury laboratory for the psoducsien Of DE
articles and eince 1869 has devoted hie time TO The In
troduction and sale Of GAnpIxKRe RMEunAr1c ANp
NKrRALHlc COMPOUND. We ehoald add that the a.
ticle lie entirely vegetable one, being composed Of
wild In England, from whence II is imported b. DC
hoprietcs-Ar. Henry X. Gardiner.
CucAso, Nov AsM, lese
Il: 4; r oAs sD PrSpsissor dardinsrs Rhss-
. Sir having Seea acted with the NesraieiaA NJ
lsee seesi. moeehA. stsnd je1aced ne % " your
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
In tuse l,sral Caves

In the Coral Caves
esFscn Re ssd be the pre- vailing har color and
the FIsH-TAlLED MAlDENS
Git on the rocks and comb their green locks assidu-
= RELIES OF EARTH
psefev GLOSSY browns and shisswe blacks - ~ sAss
einges, and mature HIS not given thsls fals heads
thess ieassifai hues II mischancehas robbed trn
ostheis once exquisite beauty, they douPt sry about
H. but resort u once 20
CRisTADOnO'S HAIR DYE,
which IN Ave minutes doee al that uatuve eves did
es aay head In her happeest mood. AeAnfastussd b
J. Cni0FADORO. Aseos House, n. 7. Sold b
IN Druggiets. Apelino b. ~ Hair Dfessess.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0O0 see 70
aaslned b. HBlnBolD'e ExYnAcp DUcRu. fI0d0Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

Several cases ofsporadc cholera were re-
ported in New York on Friday, among new
iy arrived cmigrants. Two proved fatal.
The opening Of the Pacific Railroad to
Julesburg, there are left but 1870 IN les Of
staging To Denver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25


A SEcoSD EvAsoELisE.-Oa steamer
which rscsotly passed up the HoDtsna was
young girl, scsrosly eighteen years Of age
who goes 10 the distent land Of gold to meet
her alEianeed. Four yssss ego, she met and
loved yeung studsns il The German Uni
vsssisy. sirtrystiug plsse might not
have been 1t "Bingen on the Rhine" but
twas Just o. romantic spot, not NJ many
lssgues distant. Her attachment was re
ciprooated, and tsoth was pliehtsd. Three
yesrs since. the bridegroom" came to
Ameriea, and sought bic fortune amid the
plesss Of Montana. shortly securing lucrar
tive position q superintendent Of success>
ful miniag company. A lev weeks ego,
brief message darted aseCss the counties
and three thousand niles Of ocean in day
and found this besu,iful unsoptisticated
girl surrounded by oil the endsasments OF .
homo Of wealth and refinement II 10 ssld
her that near che far of sheses Of the Paci<
flo some one waited her coming. A few
days latter and she WAS rocking upon TIE
boom Of the broad Atlantic, and later still
che diso0borked ice strange land, tile lan>
guaee and customs Of whose people were
new 10 her She 70 now slowly and hap>
pily ascending the Missouri, confident that
her bridegroom il expecting her. having
travsled alone from the banks Of the Baltic
10 meet him. Suppose he should have died
jnring hes journey! Whist thsn!-N.
Joseph Union. ...,
Or Saturday morning. Mrs. John Morris
sew was on her way from Troy TO New
York. Bslow Chatham. at one Of the vay
stations. . poor boy, crippled end deformed
very pale end eviAsasly e0uAh exhausted,
entered the car. Mrs. NJ. observed his con
dition, and calling him to hef, directed him
to occupy the ssas IN front Of The one in
which be sal. She then took Of rich
shawl, folded il into sort Of pillow, and
picking the poor boy up in her arms, gently
laid him down. Shortly afterwards ven
der Of oranges passed through the car, and
| Mrs NJ, purchased some for the lad, which
he ate with look Of the most intense grat>
itude. Whsn the conductor came along
Mrs NJ, paid the fare Of the cripple. In a
few moments the poor, weary lad fell asleep,
and was refreshed by long and peaceful,
sumbcr, The little lad appeared deeply
moved by the kindnsss Of the generous
lady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
EnfMRoap's EXTRACT Bucsr' IfehS dkw1y
Cwrc Of laflamsnntOry sRhewna0-
uasm.


ulsSm.
stso stSa, Jan %. 1867.
DR. BRAspBEra For some years have been sub
jcct 10 attacks Of indammRtory rheumatism which
usually comes every three or four months. My
physicians wire OF tbs highest reputation. BY TIER
advice took colchicum, citric acid, and other cele
hrated remedies but mons relieved me or shortened
the nftachs which lasted for weeks II time. In my
last attack conclu, ed to try yOur famous Pills.
~ lying upon my bed nj the time suffering the So,
describe. The I'll IS dose Of six Pills Was 90 cective
that In few hours the pain and swelling ecnsibsy
abated. end In fORtv-eigh hours were all gune, and
vss cured and have had no return.
ssnd Jon this testimonial for the benefit Of others
who, suffering in q similar manner, may know how
they can md certain relief.
am respectfuly yours, I'D. DUDLUY.
The Hon. Demas Barnes. esvs ~ cell more OF
Brandreth's Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold by all druggists.
and at the principal once, Brandreth House, Nov
yok. Observe B. BRANDaETH IN whiteletters on
the government eesmp on each bog.
HBLMBOLUs EXTRACT BrCHU cd lnrsovsn
Ross y Asn cufeo secret and delicate Dc sdeRs In oil
their stages ct little expense, ttle OF no change In
diet. NO inco0vcniencs and NO exposure is pleas.
ant IL saste and odos, is0sdsts in Ne action. and
zee from all Injurious psopestiea lsehsdkwly
Harrison's Perista1tic Lozengers.
Pleasant, Prompt and Kfective. Two taken a
night move the bowels once next morning Ualike
all Pills they cause pain require increase Of
dose TO perfect cure
They cure Headache, Dssincss, Oppression after
eating Sour Rising. and every evil arising from Coz
rrvrsEss and lspreEsTroS. Warranted In all cases OF
Purs. either bleeding or blind. juneei-1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

THR GLORY OF NAN IS ETRENGTH.-There-
fore the ucrvone and debiltEted should Immediate
IL use Hlunoip's ExTaACr HusHU [d&w
Misguided Men. AND THE Law or CuAR
iTy AND MHncY Howard Essays, on the RrYose,
Abuses and isessee which form the baes Of the Ora
vest Maadiee in the rst age Of man. and fearfully
In sealed letter elopes free Of charge Address.
DR.. J SKlllIN HOUGHTON. Howard Association.
Philadelphia, IA. mayl9d&wsm
HELMBOLDv FLUID KxTAACT BUCHu 10
psopestiee. end ihns1iaes IN = setleo. fdAwig
LADIES can receive . boz OIL velpos's Pins By
mall ssslsd ron the eyes Of NJ puhc, By sne,osins
COMBnR, Albany, NY
SAFE REMBDIKE for unpleasant and dangerous
dieessee Uec B,lnBoaD's ExsnAcs Ducpu AND n
Rpuvnu l7Ogn WA D.. r0nhRdnVQy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

IT 10 estina,sd by shs New York Tines
and other Journals that the purely partisan
legislation OF the late session Of Congress
Ia. added to the national expenses over
al7b. 900 900. This estmsts 10 entire
IL too low. The reconstruction act alone
viii cos, that, apart from the disabilities u
;mposc. upon the South to meet its share OF
the national expenditures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

TnwRH was bit Of romance connected
with the grca, Derby race in England, which
took place . fortnight ago. A young lady
was engaged 70 be married 70 Mr.. Chaplin
but twenty -four hours before the proposed
wedding, elopsd with the Marquis Of Has
tings. Al the Derby. Mr.. Chaplin's horse
won. and the Marquis Of Hsatings. in con
sequences, lost Eieu, 900 nearly three quar-
tcrs Of . million dollars currency. tn
Marquis IL now "hard up" and Mr.. Chap
lin has had his revenge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

Wendell Phillips wrote several letters
and made more speeches intended to dra-
COON tn. radicals Of Iowa into the nomina>
ton If Grinnell FOR Governor. span.
iels have left the Great Gained TO his favor
tie occupation Of wool gathering. We shall
nrpbably hear from Wendell in n few days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

TnE Boston 7rsasiey recalls the interest
ing historical fact that Macmillan is the
Most respectable member Of one Of the most
ancient Of the reigning houses Of the eIf
world, . house that Was At the head Of tbs
Holy Roman Empire long before Mexico
h id been heard Of among Christians, and
which ruled over Mexico fox almost two
centuries, from the time that Cortez con-
qus,e II for Charles !. " Of Germany in
1921, TO the death OF Charles n, in 100.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

A SANTIAGO letter writer says THE
great rattle Of the city property Of Mr.. Hens
~ Aeiggs. the American railroad millions
aire, Terminated = few days ago. There
were but two really valuable prixes-one
house valued at $50, 200, and the other at
over 100000. 1t 10 understood that Mciggs
was fortunate enough TO draw both houses
with numbers among tho tickets unsold.--
There were in the raifi,. among a great va>
r,ety Of other valuable articles, two pianos
ono American and the other English
which received the highest premiums ut the
Worlds fair in London. Mr.. Me:ggs
daughter drew one Of the pianos valued at
s. 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

KNPBDlxD AND D1lICATBo 0NsTITUz10eD
q 18th oe2ee, - HSlne0ip0 lx9RAc3 DUunv. y
WI oevO - - &uU1uoDes S6eSMuot - $500
pa 20 s1oep ,yeQ> - s..4s4., toeoeo&V1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

1ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0Ou aes 70
med By HBLnBolD'e ExgaAcs DucRu. (t0d0Wly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
DIED


BTCKMASBoa MoaaAy, Nov % Annie r. eldest daughter Of
The Church the TRANSPORTATION
Twenty nnbst, Fitt-aEe gu FRIDAY, At O'Clock p
DESBDcT-sqddsny in this City. Monday afternoon Nov Is,
The relatives friend. family respectfully invited To- attend
slrpSs PresSydSS CSareh corner Of Tea.t The rs@sa,
will be aEea 20 fsrptowh for nermeut
C0WLESAt Rhlnsbeck Tuesday Nov &C. VIM Cow aged II
CLARK M,daae Tuesday Nov &C. Frances e. wife Of the
T6s fl friend. a'itsd to ,saa ss5 fsa Fasy Nov
81 a. Trinity Church Mldan at iOS o'clock a. a me nsensS
morning Train from Eew.York
MosslD CauSS G@g d james ' DSa late Of 6os
Brosher Nsw.Yors, in me 18th ear Of his axe.
.ss Sc1 e. srs f.'f 6so % 5 @ &
Relatives ard friends Of The hm sTe respectful na % s"ea
Nov 20 stl2 O'Clock Carriages viii be IN waiting Esonah STA
ton arrival Of train leaving TSer'sEhsi Se'fotk al y
DtcKssoS-ou wednesday morning Nov g. Amr. VIE Of B.
Her fass viii take place residence No @ Madison
on Friday Nov 20 " O'Clock p The friends Of tho iany are
DEGROvEE Rye on Tuesday, Nov DC Sarah J,ue DGro,s.
Her 5s,.e friends o. hs family officers snd feathers Of
hsr uncle Nosh Tompkn' Frds Nov 49, ct o'clock NJ Cic
and M o'clock as from the corner Of Fourth ave AID I~ea
sevsutb-sL
FowLRR-A PseksEu on wednesday morning Nov d. Margaret
wife Of David Fowler Ia the 18th year Of her age a.
At IL ocok friends Of TIE family invited 70
attend wiihou. further notice
IOOTR New. Haven. Conn TUESDAY Nog. % Aneh Sle'
Leasit vile Of Dr.. EliSl I. FoOte aged 90 yesr
Ese O'clock Friday afternoon from her late re'ienes corner
Of Kim and Sts.est4, NegiaTeD.
GARNDER scbohsre Tuesday. Nov 49, 1897 Eli Gardner
IA the a0th Of biz
LUDLAM-At Jamaica Ii Monday Nov. o. julia B. wife Of
William BuiaH Ia tue t8th year Of heI
The relatives aud friends Of The family invited attend her nnera
hadsy Nov 90 from the Presbysn Church, Jamaica L.
clock ffzisu lAse Hunters Point at ny O'Clock
last Mes fork at III o'clock Carriages all be Ia
Visiting arrival Of trains
MARTINIr this city Wednesday evening e. samuel Martin.
f. aged p yeau.
Not CO O. funeral hereafter
MACY-On Tuesday Nov rs typhoid fever Robert
MACY son Charles b. aud Lsyna Macy the 18th o. b.
The relatives the family invited 10 attend the ouel
fom 81 AIMS Episcopal Church Eghtee1t FhaEe, on
Friday morning. Nov %. at lot o'clock
WIRNHRsudsnlY Tuesday evening, Nor 70 Adam wiener
the BOth Of his age . -.
The friend, Of The family respectfully uvitd 10 attend bis He
on Thursday Nov g. II O'Clock from hs late residence No 10
WHTR-At Port Richmond Staten Island NOniay Nov s AM
White. In the 6h year OF her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
MARRIED.

CAHDLk0 ARRISON-Ou Wednesday Nov the residence or
the brides ueb hy the Rev o. PTong Joha W. Gambler OF
Brooklne, Mass 70 ida 81 Garrison Of this city.
COC1BANRWALSH- Tuesday Nov. &c Scotch Presby
tesn Church. BY the McBroy d. D. assisted by the Rev
suiphon Tbeuss COehBe r to Bnie Bedn daughter Of
A. Robertson Walsh. al Of this city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ Poughkeepe NewYotk Tuesday
Nov 20 1861 by the Rev C. Hsgemsn D. Edward Ellsworth "
Mary daughter Of B. Johnston. esq., al Of Poughkeepsie
HAMM0ND-wOOD-Oa Wednesday Nov 90 BY the Rev Ham
mOnd assisted By Vs. McAler W. T. Hammond C0ass
A. Wood Of this city. No cards.
LBARY-SLKvNOn Tuesday Nov 26 at the Cathedral by the Most
Archbishop MClosky George Lesry Jennie daughter Of
James SleViu. esq, all Of Eew-York
MILLBR-PIRLD-n this city on Wednesday the Rev
j. L. Peck william Miller Jennie daughter VI Benjamin r.
Field eaq Of Flushing Long Island.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday Nov BY the Joseoh p
Thompson De- M Thomas Miss Gee daughter Of the
late Charlei Mlldlslon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

r gov. Smith of Montana, recommends the mn
xsd,ate HAoDtiOn OF greenbaes as currency IN place
m SoIddust The financial report 10 unfaVoraole The
territorial debt is over e57oeo
Henry Weider who together with his wife,
an s,,esay morning n st. Louis by Max Kl3-
ssr Sssd the same afternoon HIS wifi was still alive
scitsrdsy and vii probably recover Mnssf nhs been
arfeStee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
THE VEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO.

Iyposrs on MERonANDIsE-BAEz PALS roRAIsE
A REVOLUTION.
U,v.NA Nov. 27--Adyices from Sc. Domingo
s,ata mar decree had been issued by the Government
~ t6s efeof that merchandise Imported direct from
~ ana Inc United states Is hereafter to pay duty
Of rs per cent less THAI mercandse Imported Hom 1le
West Indies. ,...,. l., t.,,or 90 paa.
o.1 failed Some engagements had taken place IN whe1
the Revolutionary forces had been utterly defeated ana
peace has been proclaimed tnroaBhV"' 'nc hoP"o'e
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BY VIE has had Of your nacbiaes since April iS she De
lighted with . and ntOrsea everything claim IA regard 20 ~ excel
lence sad machines for family Purposes AZ
az ience Of ~ gpeionmsHy Of nsgheors have e9aSoaa
their machines hers And IN are equAI
Lighted vh H. BIZ Sif has the Hemme Feer and sefsewer All OF
Mhh work charm Doe snroas to get the Qutef Cefe ana
Tucker a. IT, Mabr. LoGrmge, o., Nov 1851. % Htk0f
va %.
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W-HAAiPSHIRE.

NuTEICIPAL ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, n: H., Nov. 27.-Frank Jones,
Democrat Is elected Mayor Of this city by SO majority IN
TOTAL vote of O59 the largest thrown here The
city Council Is thoroughly Republican including among
nad ne OF 81 OOO for helping 10 mob The states Union
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CIrBA

HAVANA, Nov. 27.-Sugar firm, and in demand
Al aSaA reals per arrobe. Provisions UNCHANGED
- III inactive and heavy. Exchange on London, n1
~ ser cent premium. ON Eew-fork Currency, % per
cent discount.
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ST. THOMAS.

r,,v vyssyIs SUNK IN THE RECENT HURRICANE.
U.vANA. Nov. 27.--Twenty of the vessels
sk IN fhs BAY Of ST. Themes during the hurricane have
been cOndeBneo and sold 1T auction; 80, a.,
~ Ti,omas Int without and The structure
now believed 10 be total loss
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MASSACHUSETTS.

MAYoRAITY NOMINATIONS IN SPRINGFIELD.
SpRISgfIELp, Mass, Nov. 21.-Charles A.
winchester the Republican and william L. L. smith
eff
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son. called on his friends 10 instruct ard make plain 70
iher neghboIs aud acqganlances the right issue In tho
approaching contest and 10y doing they would help bis
cause After Dr. A. W. Robinson had spoken. tho meet
iag adiOurnr,I