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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LANDS
NOTICE i hereby ri en-. ,hat 81 Una.
y ~ o.dtr Of ,hr DaDpi- C,nniy Cour
y Y mnyn Peas, the u.d.r-guat .am,ni-.
'rssc' % 'hs .srst. N w Iil-n, A NaD.n.
10. d,ceasrd will offer iOr sale q, puoht
uucion. 90
SATURDAY. n vcub4r . N. 1867
on tgus' neaisidej sAu.ih,,d- IN ne tullpw-
~ scfb-d -al estate, .,ns,-d il ~.
Couois u DohoIs aud si.'e . ra,srs, -.
WI; We > Il quarter a ~ y w ors,tes.
"ns 'hs Y hsd u ~ w amer aii NJ
Sc - town one 4 N.rtn ii.ng4 five tIy
Wet. ronialn'os 40 acf.s more ~ 10. /;
also ne sou b part " psnpr-siile. am
known - iuss 10 he town Z rler.v,itr
~ '"'ir NUMB '. NJ a6 =. 45 10.
, II p. s : . - -, ID 81 35 q.
- ~ ~ ~ containing III ON 10 scf.e
,n.s~ - -
TAaxs OF SsLs- Oss bird Casa. ~
residue 10 'qu,l p.y.n.nfs - a. i've (-2l
snd eighteen II y mnssi,, IN nafe. ~ ~
'erert w-lvina o-n,ii, ~ spDrai~eia ~ iaw-
'hh secured b. good ire-hOh snre H.
II y e-ginsi z o'ct,rk. y N sab uif
D m-a- 80 'ugr mr. ~ - lois IL suis III.
'nasers aud bsH.hi tAp estate.
JOHN Lem NON. AJmr
I s. AZ 'ho sstsr am a,d ~lscf. and ",
y. same s-fni- The wlJpw u i u-c4..u
vln sr'i H., lnssr.-, 10 and ii ~ 80
'r-cslb.d 'rscis % Lana. being ~ .qas.us |
v'ird 'r-'hiH! psri thsrrn,
~ w NE III y NcDL \ MD ~ ia "
q ~ y rAas 49, X.
Or III c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

RAIS.-lhis locality va blessed
by bountiinl ram on Wednesday
morning. Il was much n eded aud
very thankfully received BY our ia
dusfrions farmers. Wheat sowing il
now being done with alacriiy, and
. large breadth l,eing put in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

~ Ihey sr- gHing 70 hsv- On origiDsl
celebration - Jay Peak. Vermont, on she
2ob. tn p'Incipsi t-ssur. vii, De- the rol
ise Of rock weighing one hundred tons,
down Perpendicular drscebt Of one thou
ssnd fee,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11
Anderson Valley AZ. IL. 10.
Meeting.

The lr-' snnusl EAction ~ Di ec,o,s 81
N" Anderson Valley X r Co. y III be ..ia
- Ferdinand an ne 20 7, dsy ~ Or 1867
the attention o. Directors ard SOCK holders
: called TO sec :. u ~ ~ tie by-isws ~ The
" Lr' al come prspsref 10 vote; i Der.
sons having clsims sgsinst lhs Co arr r.
iuesssd 70 pfesen, them for paymens.
Fad. CeksoR. Prss'i.
Oc'. ll-3w
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~ Gsn'Ismsn 10 bcs,m . )--You mus,
Often, shculd think, G., 49,, DO you not,
Ar'ess bos'men-Ys,yer honor, We does.
ve'y vet Indeed bu I'm very dry jist now,
yer honor and no mistake.
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ASornER CoLoRED CANDlDArE. The
fazoo. Mississippi, BANNER. SAYS that
. conservative negro-Dan Woodbridge
W name-will b = candidate for Con
grcss in that district.
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a TEIarv YrYrH . Why.

VII TAYs THE rAAgsi Snaior NJ ,ftor
~ speech In Ohio sid ..sh. mra VIII.
mske the noise about tsxrs are those sh.
ssnsrsly pay Tbs less, Trxes iall mosI
hess'!y on capitalists. Here il AZ sn.~.r
70 this DE- cIsrs'ion irom : Republican WI.
ness. G~ncfsi Cry. whom the radical.
hrsd % stump The country Tor Lincoln IL
1864 said. 10 recent speech 10 Cincinnati
'ha' he be been . the assessor ri : Ia
ne second District Of Ohio. end there he
found 'hai, ose eng g-d 10 The vsr,ous bus
meas svoc ''icn- returned a. liable ,oitx,.
ton. s. 422 446 the bonchnldsrs return
$3.50 $40 TINS sho~s vho psy N. az :
under radical msnsg meas The lsbo,ies
many foot the bill for the expenses or ~
Govsrrmsni. The ,oiiirp nass.s furnish
ne N i'ions ihss e. 10 support negroes in
idleness 10 the S5u,h. through III, freed
men's bu'esu scd the millions necessary 10
k-esnp military dsspotism in The Sub
ern States.
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UTTh. election IN this town passed
OH quietly, and nearly every on.
seemd ~ . good humor. Several
blue perscns were seen during the
day. and severe headaches w.ic the
order uf the next murniuv-
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+ SHERIFF 5 sale

NOTICE y hA-rt, given n d ~ VIA
y arrpy X decree, i Old tr.m N
~ : " M cierk ~ ;h- DAM. ,',re.,
C'tir'. AMI - aA direc'.i. sh-r.in I w
command. 10 make he sun n, 49,. hunars,
sod i"nrte-n dpissrs and -,v-nf, g.. r4r,-
vseiher Win costs | @ill p,ac.rd % N
IN safe % prD'ic amcfon, % shr ~ nestuii
80, foi cash ln hrmd. D, he d,.r 81 ~,
court house y Dish, county, ID th- ,ow
~ } --p.r. on
SATURDAY Y vsmb-r . 1867.
he'~ren ih~ hnors 81 ~ o'clark. A. NJ 49,,
: fcinck, Z NJ II rs,d dsy. ,hr rpnt, -.
pf's's fer term not xra-aing ven YER
" me following desc i1ed re.i .sts,e. s,iu
ss'd Z" Dubois coDn,y and STATE ., Indian
10 vii.
me north wesf quarter ~ me sprfh -,
lnsrl-f q SECTION No three. @, ru~r ~
~ , NH range tour weri, coulainirr iur,t
scr.s more " le>s.
AID on failure r. rra ~ 'hs full srnoun
o. principal. niese,t s.d cost called Tor i /.
.a'd decree. will AZ the sane ,ine 80.
p'sre ord ~ Ike manner, se.l he lee sim
pie y said real estate
fsken ~ sx.rusion ss The properly
os-ph A Miner aaj Anil, Miller q, N
nv o. Cs'harios III ~.
Sud sale viii b. made without snv rel.
sha'rver ircm tho valuation or spprsismen
awe
HENRY uAUNTEL. sheriff nc
DC Il l55--3w
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81 Ass Abraham Lincoln. owing 10 ~.
snsos0usey o. her income, hss oeso obliged
e enss tos ssIe 10 Nsw York, ZONE AS 600
vssstA Of jewels sod dsessss.
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Inc following Is a happy iiluslra-
ton OF The ''pheliIAs' and condition
OF some VI ne candidates AMI lhe.r
friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

VA hypcc'lse - Inc picture " sain,;
OSs bio pain, shall BE- washed II. auA e.
shat srrsay 10 his osp ccloss.
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W re net dsy Iu'ie boy went 10
school. The teacher a-ked bin II h. could
spell. Yes, SIR he SID. "WeIi, how do
you spell b1,r oh. %, o. ether folks d.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
East MAN SraEEr
O6SPD1>s EnMss
N. T.. BORING. PrOp.r.

Having leased THE house from Mr 30,
mefsfe'm and having r.h'led and FURNISHED
~ = = nov open for shr sccomrsods,ion o.
,ravsiefs scd bcsfdsrs. Bang directly Il.
front o. 'he Court II u-r. snd close 10 The
bus'nesss port on OF the 'owo. iitssc nv.n.
tent stopping pircs and the ps"pfirtor viii
spare no ~xsrIion 20 make HE guests CON-
foftsbIr
~ Coed sfsblisg .rd feed provided FOR
h0rs-s. sitn . rsve.uf o ~
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liza sixteen months Oh heifer in
'anderbnrg comfy has been giving
mix Tor the past tour months. She
never had cali.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

0Whs' State i high ia The middle and
lcuad :, both slcsi Ohio.
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Cosmos Pleas louET.--Julg,
Iaird's Cont Ia. been il session al
the Court house this week. aud con.
slierstls amount ii Probate busns "a
bas been transacted, together with
some other business. FIVE divorces
were granted TO unhappy couples
whose ccrnubial blss was turned into
gall.
Court adjou'nci 90 Wednesday
evening. all the business that WAS
ready having been faithfully disposed
o. Tiv following 10 synopsis d the
cases:
Names B v.ntsver Is ciaibcros ysnds-
yer, DIV rec granted.
Hrehc--scsv- Schilisr. jadg' iaf ea5 so
E'ns " Schiller 81 40
Diro' vs. schiller dgman, '.s el.leufF
Svfmm rshism " o.hiilsi II q; srf,re.
cinssd.
Cornwall vs. Winirgrr. continued.
NJ xv- Miier. continued.
Whsl4y " lie ~ N ~ ee foraclosed.
Breosxv, Bees Divorce granted
4 m. n v Ritr. Psr,i,iiian ordered.
Wisr W Snil-r. Ps,'i',on ordered.
h.fnsn v M.igsnd, Prrt,'i,n ordar-d
Ms'hs '. n this. pvurc- csaasea Pr
win $3.50 i.moay Il - II
BATES v Ba.s ID yasce gssnt-d
Borhsst v J-re.r cnnl'c
Hnfna" v Hsilm'r. Divorce grated.
Safe 81 IidIsns v Thomss Dll.en, Neg
Isrt a- Snrervisor A qyi,rd
Safe az inritHs y. LINN Hrevhar0a, -
Yelling; Fine -
state o. ladisns - Oh Ureh. retailing !;
Fine IS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

Scug a the Radlca
Come vs-' nn ghis n..sm
NJ African dear;
Tho Thy rhiins hsvr fsl-n from, thee.
Thy h0ms Il sili he.s
know NOT. ak NOT
How much Won csn tote,
] know thai love YOU
because YOU can vote.
or TIE csn,vry "pIsnt"-pu,,,na green
backs ~ ihs new hrsni Of ,obrcco
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From IT. ca~ trid Uuivn ID moc-a,
a Rather Pointed Question Grsenbaoks
For Gold.

VI GDiG.
10 General X Il Hays. radical csnddat.
H. u Vernon OF Uhiu:
H. ls6l ENLISTED ss private In The rhir.
iy.iit'h Ohio Volunteer infantry Wan I
entered the service | hsd one hundred Dol
lars 10 gold. which | ioon-d 20 nsirhbsr
and took he no,-. payable ia three wears
siier dste ~ gold a i-r th.. expiration III
my term = service l returned home AMI =
msndsd payment Of my no'-. according ~
CONTRACT; bui wss compelled ~ iaka i.raIl
leader nvIes. The pr.ninm % god al
date (Drcemoer :. 1854 as- 20. Isthsl
oondho'dsr better thsn / sm. wno so, \
'hree years ia me servire VI my count -
y bile his bonds are ex m,r from < non.
my smsii ('~o fiiths Of az scrs) lo,srd a..
are isx 70 rs,sr m0Dey 1, sfhooi his chi. \
dren. til contrIou'ed rothirg for III So, K
pore OF nv ismI'y while 10 be a.,ny have
slwsse sv'.d 10. R~puhlicsn tick~t, and I. iiii
81 20 'h's 'sil provided ,ou answer nv qnse.
ion directly. Are 700 il f-vyr u Payinrl
4 III nd d dent o. the U.,,ed S,s,-. by
hA rsue 81 legal endsr upfrs n ,h-ir s,.ad. !,
without ip,eresI!
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VI E- h'fstt Civ-s ihsf ty v,,..
y ror, ~ d sr~.. is-ars A.. ~,
nice o. he cl.'k 81 DuhoIs. r,,,.'.,
cDuv'. sndio M cisecs~t. xhs,sip n
mnsnted y make tho arm OF one h,s
dr-d and rix'srn d.iIsss rrd sesse e.,,.
'"Re'hef ~iIh coat. Nil prccssa a. 49,
~ ssle ~ Public suction, "a fhe hish..,
o'sj'f, Tor essn " hsud. st fhe 100, NJ ,hs
csnr' hoose o. Dabcis eosnty. 10 Tho osn
SATURDAY Nov .. 1sc.
Er'wern The hours ~ 10 O'Clock. A. A. ..a
clock. n OF ssid Day The reo,s srs
2" a. 'or term not exceeding seven yests
lo' ri 'oIi"~'os 6~rc'iDed sesi es'ste. snu.
s'-o 70 Dubois eosa', end Blets o. Iidisss
Lpis Nos tao ~ md ,hrr. (s) :. .hoss
!, !, ne plat q .hs sc~a Of Celesune, DYbc,s
Cnon;y.
And o. f'rurr 70 -es lie The wi ,wou,,
81 pr'.tipal. interest and costs called f.s b.
sid deer =. will a, The Asme iIue sua
pi"ce. s"d ~ hkr manner, srllthy Ire ain.
pir ofssId rssl ssru,s.
.sTshen 10 ~ cn'ien - The nvoper,v az
m " nx' sea Fr.derika Hense II ~
ruis oi Norsl whslev
-" 800 WI y" Wsdr without snv relieg
w" ver rom me vs'uat'on % sppral.m-ot
LAWS
HENRY uArNTEL. sheriff DC.
bc. ii lsh,-3v
4 pN1 t,nuh u'of 10 The Au~,,c..u,
~ GU ,esr
\ cnARDsa ~ LIiSs 81 Nassau =, NY
EDhuN IN, III. An. cdvtrs Ia the Amer.
y icep WI. IS c,-s ,ens
RICHARDS = C.LLiss ~ vss-u ANY
IN ------
4 ZONE Amus's.ns- III he Amencsn VII
A 70 - syssr
HfcHsHps - r"lr's- 81 y s-rr Nv.
S.EEED ANS BUREAU IL TIE Am.,.
ie'n y 20 rtsav,,
nicHAKD- So tnLlss~ ~ N..ssnn NY
hi~h1AiiIlLo 10 'ne Anesirsn Wit.
- ~ s~rr
RichAfp~gr . CoLfrNs a. y ,sssus,N.Y.
a. hLsE ~ isngh CONES in. TIE
gv An 'rican VII % r,-s ,ss,
RruARp- Il. c'Ir.i,s 80 s-.nrN "
-----'- ---.--------------
sshE Abtfieun wilisa nsppy ~. IS
,e~r
.cHAsps S.ti"ttis.. et Nassn. sfNY
q
3stiE AM flcsn ~, 4 ~ssr iii fcrs any
na r-.d - a. ,s-r.
hfcIIAnnseS A.. ILiAs X, e ..-.rs NY
----- ~ >
{ IN az s.feiv" 'h- ~n,.r,rsn N,,. ~
sssyrs'. X rEAnn~us C.LLtss.
81 Nassau 49, 81.
iN 6kAAI ~ the G~am ~ ur.nss
n T"" Ansncsn Nn = -, 70 . wear
k'rHARn~ - C"rLiss ~ N.-.au-,. NY
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VNy 4NWHN
TIE undevSianed Oil proceed viii the
! County Eu'saser ~ Dubois County, %
'hr Il b dsy u Or 1867. 70 run tho i.es
snd determine The b,.nuds,rs ~ seciion NO.
ii al Is Township Is u,b R,ngr s Wess
The intermediate lines all si-c BE- run
and the corness thereof es,sbIshsd Psss
sous interested viii pieas. ne pre- ~
GEO I'd xOv.
THOS. D!LLES.
Sar' 81 ls67-3-
n Pee - ~ = o.. owa N
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DEPsy us what vOs ows -.
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bu, alive snd determined 20 show isseK.
AZ Thr highest Market price vii eivea
~ ~ kinds Of Produce ID sxchsnge Tor
q cd..
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THE FENLANS.

THE TORONTO TRIAIS-JANIEs KING RELEASED AND
THOMAS GALLAGHER CONVICTED.
BI TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TORONTO, Jan. 24.-'The Fenian trials were resumed
to-day before Judge Morrison. James King pleaded not
guilty. He being southeTner much interest was mani
tested in his by southeIners residing here The jury
were hali aliens. witness testified seeing prisoner at
Fort Erie armed and acting as picket near tho Fenan
forces Gen Juba Early late Of the Confederate service
gave evidence for the defense 10 not military
practice 10 place picets such place, that was
only for the landing OF the Fenians The jury returned
verdict OF not guilty
Thomas Gallagher was next tried and found guilty.
Sentence deferred
THE ARMS SEIZED AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Jan. 24-The arms seized last Summer from
Fenians which were deposited at several points in Gen.
Barry's Military District have been appraised by the
ordnance officers at S0l 600 bonds TO double that
amount are being executed, when the arms VIII be dev-
cred 10 the claimants.
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INDIANA.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RATIFIED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THz TRBuHE
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. A.-The joint resolution ratby-
ing the Amendment to the Constitution, passed the
House of Representatives yesterday, having pre-
viOusly passed the Senate
MESSAGE FROM Gov MORTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. A.-The following message was
received in the Senate Chamber this morning:
10 the General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana! Having
been elected to the office Of United States Senator de-
sire to express my deep Of obligation Tor this high
mark Of your confidence and esteem. This election is
more precious to me as an Endorsement Of my ad-
Ininistration extending through nearly six years,
than for the intrinsic value Of the office
which 1t confers To the large body Of friends who ss
tanned through difficulties by which, was surrounded
during the dark and pcTOns hours OF the Rebellion am
will end only with my life TO the officers ana
soldiers Of indiana, whose devoted patriotism and
heroic valor have shed SO much luster upon tpe
State and the nation, ] return my neaft
felt thanks for their many manifestations OF confidence
and regard My connection with them In their organga
ton and support Of the army will be the prOudest
period OF my life May the people hold them in grateful
has entered upon q career OF growth pros
penty and honor To yom charge her nterests
are committed. You Will see to II, am sure,
that they carefully and wisely fosered and that no
reproaeh shall be brought upon her high character Gov
Baker is able patriotic and faithful, And, now, with
earnest prayers for the prosperity and happiness Of the
people Of Indiana hereby resign into his hands, under
the Constitution, the office OF Governor.
o. +. MORTON, Executive Department
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CANdDA.
pY rrLEaRAPn To rnR rnInrNE.

TORONTO, Jan. A.-The famous Halliday distillery
case closed today after occupying two days The Gov.
eminent sued Halliday to large amount which
II alleged he had defrauded Revenue. Verdict
given In favor OF the Government for $4,000
FEkIAE cLAIMs-THE CONFEDERATION BILL.
OTTAWA, Jan. 4-The Government have taken prompt
action respecting the claims for pensions resulting from
the Fenian raid Einetysix pensions were granted TO
the widows and children, and In some cases 70 the
mothers OF the volunteers killed and wounded in action
and liberal gratuities 70 those disabled.
III the Confederation bill undergoes any important al
terations in the Imperial Parliament the Canadian Legs
lature VIII be conyoed In April or May TO approve such
changes.
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UNITED sTATEs suPREllE oouRT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2k-In the U. s. Supreme Court,
today the following cases were heard
No. 1ls-Campbeli, plantnln-error, agt City Of Ken
os1a muhnl1elpal powers argunent con5lnded, pal,
equity submitted. 4
Exchange INLAND Navigation and Fire Insurance Com
pany, Mocdworth, appellant agt Same ssooqa case
No. l2s-Maudo, Baum 4 KIauber plaintlifsn-err
R The People Of the United States IA the Territory OF
Nevada Territorial taxes Submitted.
No l2I-TownsAnd ct a. pantitfslne error agt Greeley
eeetment submitted Oh record Eth legye TO counsel 10
TeWQITpY 1TiTkyi y ~ skaTt tOS pStiops,
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KANSAS.
THE IpGIsIATURE-DEMoCRA MISSION TO
WASHINGTON.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISSION TO
WASHINGTON.
TO THB TRIBUNE.
81. LOUIS Jan. PA special to TIE Democrat, from
Topeka says the Senate to-day defeated the bill for
a Constitutional Convention.
A bill was introduced into the Senate providing for
Board of Emigration, and apprOpriating $4,000 for
the publication Of pamphlets and the establishment
of agencies in the Eastern States and Europe.
All the members in the Legislature except one
signed o request for Col Blair late the johnson can
didate for Congress- to gotO Washington and assure
the President that the late Senatorial con-
test was between Radicalism and Conserva-
tism, in which the latter was defeated; but
urging him TO Stand by his friends in Kansas who adj
hered to him, and not allow Radical to hold g
Federal office. Col Blair viii start tonight.
Senators Pomeroy and Ross hold reception at
Lawrence tonight and another at Lesvenworth to-
morrOw.f ~ p" p
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THE INDIANS.

TEN THOUSAND sAvAGEs ON THE WAR PATH
THlAsRAPH TO SHE FRiBuET. 4
LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. "a Accounts from tee
Plains state there are about 10000 wesarmed ~aTEioSe
upon the war path and 1t feared that they WIZ pcurca
UPON some exposed point
Delegations from All the Kansas tribes Of Indians leave
tonight for Washington In charge OF Col MOFgpY 1H0
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cOTORADO.

NEGROES DISQUALIFIED FOR JURORS
rENsRIPH
Sr Louis Jan. PA special to The Republican from
st. Joe says act for preventing negroes and mu-
latOes from sitting uries in Colorado was passed
over veto, by the Legislature
Gov Cummings is en- route to Washington.
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POLITICAL.
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION,
A RfMoSsrRANcE AGAINST THE CONFIRMATION OF
SENATOR cowAN.

HE AUCI hIAN NnIbDION'
A RfuoEsTRANCE AGAINST THE CONFIRMATION OF
SENATOR cOwAN.
The following remOnstranee has been sent to the
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations:
We the undersigned Representatives in Congress from
theae of Pennsylvania respectfully request the Senate
Of the United states nO confirm the appointment Of
the Hon Edgar cowan as Minister TO Austria We make
the request on the ground that believe him to be unfit
for the position by opinion and associations that he
would msrepresent those of his constituents in your own
body and that his appointment ia totally repngnant TO
the wishes Of the people Of Pennsylvania.
IT 'grEvENa g. +. MILLER,
T W ID KETIEY c. O'NEILL,
g n WIIEON. NJ. r. THAYER,
]. NJ. BR0oMALL, W. II. kooNTz,
r. MEROIJR, i. MYERS,
g. w. SCOFIELD.
In addition to these T. Williams and C. V. Culver
did not wish to sign the paper, bat would vote
against him if they were in the Senate
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MISSOURI.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

BI rEIssRAPB TO THE TRIBUNE
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. %.-Both Houses Of the Legislature
passed resolutions urging Congress to repeal the act
appropraing money pay for slaves enlisted in the
United States service Also instructng Senator'S and
requesting Representatives to procure, If possible
the passage of an act giving the State militia the
same bounty as received by other United States Vol
untecrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
MASSACHUSETTS.

THE MANUFACTURE OF THE NEW bAlbCA-A0ADERE1-
sPRISGFIEID, Jan. A--About eighty Of the nfek
fie aImory and their number viii be const&ntiy ig4
creased in M February two hundred viii Be the daiiN
productop The working force is being iDereased, p1H
oniy thoee are epgaged who have OeeB in the ARMY Oh
navy or who have Cfyed long and faithfully 10 TIE Gov
eminent workshops Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
KENTUCKY.
TPE sENAToRsHIP.

TrLFGBsPH uiBuSE
FRANKFORT KY, Jan. 24.-In the Legislature to-
day the ballot for United States Senator resulted as
follows Powell 43 Harding, 81; BristOw, 4O Robin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
pAsNbA1L.

BASE BALL
81 THIH6RAPH ssl FRIhUkH -
HARTgoRp, Jan. M--A Contention az the tlnloQ
Base Ball Cnba % the etats heioagnR % the HafQnak
Association M ls htla " ia Gik EaRss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
WASHINGTON.

TBB INNATE DEBATE OF THE TARIFF In
SsRyR IN THE HOUSB-TBR RECONSTRUCTION BILL
SpPP6, op Mr. NoRRIIL on THE CURRENCY QUESTION
THE GOLD AND TAX BILLs-sR RANDALBs SI a,naN
YrgD BILI-THB CURB ON tbs SUPREME COUNT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

Al DELIGHTFUL LEGEND.-Thcre
is o charming tradition connected
with the site on which the Temple
of Solomon was erected. 1t is said
to have BEEN owned in common by
two brothers, one of whom had a
Mmily, the other had none. On the
spot was shown field of wheat
On the evening succeeding the har-
vest, the wheat having been gather
ed in separate shocks, the elder
brother said unto his wife: "My
younger borther is unable to bear
the burden and heat Of the day; l
will arise, take my shocks and place
them with. his, without his knowl-
edge The younger brother being
actuated by the same benevolent
motives, said within himself: "My
elder brother has a family, and I
have none; / will contribute to
their. support; l will arise, take my
shocks and place them with his,
without his knowledge" Judge of
their mutual establishment, when,
on b following morning, they
found their shocks undiminshed.
This course of events transpircd, fer
several nights; they each resolved,
in his own mind, to stand guard and
solve this mystery. They did so,
when, on the following night, they
met each other half way between
their respective shocks, with arms
full. Upon ground hallowed with
suchaassociations as these was the
Temple of Solomon erceted-so
spacious and magnificent, the admi-
ration and wonder of the world.
AIasl i n these days, how many
would sooner steal their brothers
whole shock than add to it asingle
sheafi