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New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
THE REGISTRY LAW.

In Election Districts, of which no part is within
an incorporated village the Second Meeting is to be
held on Tuesday October q, from 9 B. M TO p. m.
In all Cities the Boards meet on Friday and Saturday.
October 90 and g. and remain in session from a. N.
90 9p m In all incorporated Villages and IN Election
Districts made up In part OF an incOrpo-
rated village. the Boards meet on Friday October
30. and remain in session from a. IN. TO .. IN.
There is no third meeting anywhere. In Districts
entirely outside of cities and Incorporated villages, elect
ors not registered can vote affidavit assigning ex-
cuse for not being registered In no district lcty OF
country can any name be added to the registry at
the second meeting, without application IN person.
The general election will be held on the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday in November NOV. ~:
Those who have changed their residence since last
Fall must 90 in person to be registered, or they Will
lose their vote. The last Springs registry Is not
taken into account. The Canyassng Committees Oh
the several Wards should n95ify Svety Non. ,b;s
duty hundreds of votes may be lost
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
prsrR1cr-ATToRNEY COURTNEY.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: We have read in your paper to-day,
under the head of Naturalization Frauds the iolIo"-
ing: "But District-Attorney Courtney-another Tam
MANY Democra-sdes with the defense, and the exami-
nation Is postponed to Saturday next"
II is Justice 10 Mr. Courtney to say that in no respect
has ne sided with the defense, but has done all that
should be done by an upright and energetic officer In the
investigation and prosecution OF charge OF great
crime.
He opposed the adjournment ana only consented 70
og,nonement until today-not next saturday-upon our
suggestion for reasons satisfactory TO ourselves Yours
respectfully, JAMES 4. pANDi'
JNo. BEDGwICK.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
LARGE FIRE At BUNTERS POINT
Loss ESTIMATED AT $500, 900.


At 10t o'clock last evening, as the Hunters
Point ferry boat Ravenswood which from Thirty
fourthst, East River leaving the slip at Hunters
Point. explosion OF gas occurred board Swedish
brig which moored to the pier Of the ferry Slip and
laden with cargo which Is estimated at so3 barrels
OF naphtha and OIL At the time Of the explo
four said 10 have been board Of the ves
sci. The explosion, IL is supposed, was caused by
lighted lamp the burning OF match below decks ana
was so violent that houses and ships within
a circuit OF half mile were affected by IT,
One Of the men blown ashore, and although much
injured, able TO walk away The other three, IL Is
feared pershed by the explosion The hands on board
the ferry boat perceyng the danger at once hasened TO
cut the brig loose with the intention OF towing her OUT
into the channel They loosened the fore moorng chain
and fastened tow line ~ the burning brig The Ravens
wood then started, but the tOwne snapped, owing 10
the fact that the brig still fastened aft TO the pier
This obstruction then removed, ana the burning
brig towed about 400 yards into the channel Inc crow
OF the Ravenswood hastily obliged TO cut loose
the burning vessel owing to the intensity OF the
flames. Before however, the brig had been towed from
her pier, sparks and the increasing heat caused
"A small she'd adjoining the large oil WORKS Oi hock1eh q
Co 10 take fire. The remen appeared on the scene
aud succeeded IN cutting down the small shed All ther
efforts were however unavaillnR 10 prevent tho main
shed and its vast stock OF kerosene oil from taxing re
The flames spread in few minutes 10 the OIL WORKS OF
Andrews AZ Co. and Warrens which were entirely de-
stroyed. The amount OF oil said TO have been stored
IN the sheds oil works is estimated at 1900 barrels
The brig continued 20 burn until long after
midnight, without doing any further damage;
Vast crowds were gathered at the various piers and
ferryhOuses along the East River 70 view the prllan
spectacle presented The conagraton could be observed
from portion OF the city, and thousands were gazing
from tops OF houses IN the direction OF the nre Inc
total loss 10 the owners oil works Is estimated at
s2O0 the loss the Of the brig ana cargo
viii be about sI5,Oo0.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
wEsT fypIl MARKETS.

HIv,s. Oct 2-Sugu-so. 10 and - sm st dsi reals per
IS aai 20 quiet 9dl0 the lower grades have
proved most queti small Business and prices
hanged sugar steady at M reals for Inferior common
ana 5d8t reals good Retung hoiassesCayed quiet,
GOeh is sesrcei Mlseovtdo or common qsist a.
tc igd2lc Four dull At elo 500 IL ~
Butter srm jOdf0c TAlow quiet al l0tallc Bacon
frm a. Honey heavy 3d+ reals gal Petroleum du At
JyG9i reals A. .a Potatoes du S5d 81 - Y bbl Hams 100
isc Cbses lie 1umber s2t0sS for White Pine and s2sd t2
for Pitch Pghts DALI small orh demand for the United
Silis. itsilLi q boz saaal y Northern poII 81 I3qkl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
geg- York, Oct. ~. 1858.

The Hon. John A. Griswold, the Repnplicain 1S1ii
candidate for Governor is at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
ExGov Curtin Of Pennsylvania s at the Albemsre Mo no
tei The Hon James q. Blaine, NJ O., Maine; tne hon
~ p Ranks M O. Massachusetts,; the Hon: A. d. Lanln
NJ c. HerFmer NJ II Judge DuTe Sany 1S% Snd
IT ~ Hafhorn Saratoga are at the Fifth Avenue Hote
Gems fitzpatrick and ylckeTs cen osta tSe
n Ton n Rooney Canada; Col Winston, U: B. a; haors
Mchie Alexander and Maxwell West Point snd Hote Eap
rbs Hon Efsstus Corning, Albany and the Hon Manon
chance Ohio at the st. Nicholas Hotel zen N ,h
son Of iouisans and Col Jeniper are ~ ,o
Nav York Hotel Gen Moore u D. A. Is a. tno Iiai ~ y.
sndon Hotel The Hon. John L. stevens OF mSihe 10 ~
the Hoffman House.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Ahort o,clock last evening fire broke out
n th csisr of the grocery and dwelling corner OF
Wythssve and Clymerst, Brookyn d. and storaes rSs
NmsS rnshed with such rapdity TO the upper stoIes
that the occupants unable TO escape down stAls
Eo,tnnatey the members OF Engine 20. NO. 10 WERE 9
romnty az tho scene and by their excrnons rescued
ho were screaming for succor; but Peter MS
wife and child occupying the ses0nd % tte 1mped
from the third story and Sustained injuries whch arg
prooably fatal The origin Of the Ie Is unAuo"p' @ou
the Loss u h.0Q0.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
NEW.IERSEY.

Ideut Gov. Bross of Illinois will speak at
the Newark Wigwam this evening.
Major Pangborn of Jersey City Will speak Ii
fhs Wiggam at Montclair tomorrow evening.
Josiah Speer of Caldwell is the Republican a
nomines for Assembly Ia the First District OF Essex
County and Francis Maekn Of Newark In the seventh
A Republican mass meeting is to be held at
Irvfn9fon this evening torchlight parade VIII take
rlsae ,xhieh leeions from MillburD South ana West
Orange Lyons Farms tEewark, and other towns VIII
rake part.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
GEORGIA.

THE STATE SURE FOR GRANT AND CoLFAx.
DALTON, Oct. PA great Republican mass
meeting held here today The mountains Of Georgia
are In blaze OF glory for Grant and Colfax. Thrilling
speeches delivered by Col Atkins candidate for
Congress; Judge DunDing, District Eeetori H. p Far
ron Eector the state at arge Dr. Bard OF The NeO
Era; Coils C. f. Broyles Lester Glenn and others. The
State is sure for Grant and COlfsx.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
A Comfort and n Profit.

As, rssdy rapid and r,b. htrs much less wear tnd tear
other machine made We haFe
ioinG the ssrg for hniy OF vide
s.sis bo, As as sewing dusg All thai time
received rord 81 pucton
frota source Comfort Prom a frBiI the WicoI
Gibbs slsnt sewing and Mary r. NdrkAdn
asga Tslly, " u, JNly ~. ltt6.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
MARRIED.

pyvoR-KTMNgrOr wetnssy oe a. at The residence OF the
hrds, Ebsr bv william Mkes Jacob n Defoe 70
Annie r. on daughter Of John II KINNEY al Of THIS ctf'
PATTIsog-PARKHURsT-At Ehapd, Penn on Wedns'ds oeh
2 leeg b. the Rev D. d. Charles L. Pason OF ran
brook Penn PAtburt daughter Of joel PAiLhars q
theh former
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
nnMRsTIc MARKETS.

ss Frlxcisco Oct 24-Poar IS 75ds6 IS whe. decidedly
doll prees roHai good shipping 81 7sds ~ LssAEish
dsf q yaug been moderately active during the sek
,sd eo.sd With geusa improvement Alpha go beehef sli
IuAoa siti Cholsr s7, Confidence, s3 CroWn Pon 80
up.ra sl K.ntaet Orr @l9 Ovtrman, SUi SaTsgs
SbJ, sierra Nevada. a1j leuos IAefsi, el,ao.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

A vote among the students Of Williams Col
IeEe Mass resulted in 1ls for Grant and sofor Seymour
More rascality by the "bloated bOndholders"
-Ths He,c-Fork Worlds assaults upon Frank Blair
Pittsburgh Gazette.
The World says Horatio Seymour is the
idol of the NewYork Democracy" Well let him remain
tdle He being the idol" may ask whether Frank
Blair is the Jug-or Dotf lHaruOru fos''
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
EHw.YoRK ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.

Dist-fII William II. Rooney. Dem. Uni0n'
IV..R 3. Carpenter, Dem. Union
KID. 8. Riddle, Cons Rep.
XII. Henry Woltmap, Republican.
XVI James Irving, Cons. Union.
XVII. WIN. J. OBryon, Republican:
XVIII. Patrick MeDonOuRh, mozart Dem
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

EEW-YORK.
Dist-IV. John Fox, Tammany and Mozart Dem.
V..J0hn MOrrissey Tammany Dem.
vi. n. Sunset Cor, Tammany Dem.
YIiI..James Brooks, Tam. aud Mozart Dem.
TX. Fernando Wood Tammany Dem.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
su,tiul DStifis.


Introductory LENERclhh s, ..SS .sS., and S
other nats .d and g.nteIsn 20 be present a. ns a' pa
~ cooPRR UNION MONDAY, 0et 20 from q 70 m 70 "a
.niSs and bear an upanson Of the elastic MODELS prepared
49,. sshy.t.d Dr. Of PARA Admission nee Ihe egeh
sosr,e Of I Lectures will the 9h Of November neIk
The East India TELEGRAPH Company. 4.
exclusive gss. 10 lay suonains cables nom
Canton 70 hs Of rstu connecting al ID. poT SI ":
amounts ons lA0ssaha n
es.asl tn. Company chartered By %. L.gans q h: state o.
syoyh nth capital 600 shares Of elo0 each limited
mb.s u shsI. are ESQ each payab. elo s.sh
hspss in monthly nsiamsn Of % 70 pu share IM ng.1 l
49, .,o,I are s Board Of Directors ssrtei We
.. n c,av BE- vttAdravn nms AND THAT ross VIII
oryr.rp os Nov ~ nszt fef ensah
n,ps and fall lni.yns.ss .gBy 70 ~ ,,,.. IA l, w,l,,
sn.sra nooxsrAvER, rHAYBR 4 sLossos Nc 10 wsnsi,
gswYerf.
iPKyCBR VILLA CO. Nc. II Congrsssst, bss'eh
bREXHL Co, Philadelphia
j. IL BROwNELL 4 Bro, Nsvioh
Jay COOKI 4 Co.. Warrington, u. G. .
TIVE YIRsT NATIONAL BANK wnhinSton, ID
MIRCHANTg NATIONAL BANK, syraeass, T.. -.
nHvs p,s,dsu, Of N. Civ National Bssk Hartford CsEh
W HIGBI Psqponsoei National Bash Bridgeport Genn 70 +,
nj ORhsbRE MAnuaetursu lna Company, Ffordsh"' u L.
DOaIHUK KELLgY h o., San yrsaeiseo, Cal ~
w N MORSE, American Express Co, Schenectady, ~ u
"A A thso On Of be Company.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

The Peabody Gold Medal, recently completed By
No q under the direction Of the
Of the fetou0b passed BY Congress- Will BE-
on Ihbon public sn Monday sner which si be shipped
~ ia destination.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

German Grant and COlfax CsmpaiER Club.
headquarters: RAssss Saloon No 70 ThdAvs rsadnE00n
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company have re-
MOVED 10 .h. New store Nc BfoAdrIy Of Bond n
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
Extraordinary Cure, OF Consumption.

DR. IT, sCHgsCK proprietor PumOnic Syrup Sea
weed Tonic and Mandrake P than IS supposed
to be in dying condition biz disease being pulmonary consumption
which had proceeded friends believed to the very
last stage No thought possible that he could live two months
when he began the Syrup which bears his The result
astonishing lie speedily recovered bis health and afe'
te Of quarter oenmy his constitution appears to be
sound be had experienced days sickness his life He
is not only healthy but eOrpuens weighing considerably more
than two hundred pOuudA lie has since prescribed the
medicine thousands Of consumpivs patients and
much the greater number Of them have recovered like
Dr. having observed that liver complaint aud dyspepsia Osn
the eoneom Of pulmonary and that they not unfequsry
produce it, has invented other medicines adapted to which
complicated with disorders Of stomach liver These
auxiliary remedies the svsed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. the a
OF which strengthens the constitution Of the patient and greatly improves
the power Digestion all distractions from the
liver. and restores 1t to healthy activity
Dr. sCHENCK will be professionally No Bond New York
TUESDAY, October a. and st No HanOverst, Boston
"WEDNESDAY October g. He sdvee free but for thorough
examination lungs with his Respomesr the price IS once
city. The hours for this visit to
Sew.York unavOdsbly changed from II N tOAp
Price Of the Punone Syrup and seawsed Tonic each sl per bot
III. o. 50 h.fdorsu Mandrake PI Is cents per box full
supply Of Dr. seheneks medicines for sale al times at his rooms
Also for sale by all druggists and dealers.
p %T PRc aSrE aSM H
ss1s 81 mes they can be used S hand foot The ,' 500 wi" 90
have used a Bartlett sewing Machine for years
a @ would S sehsnss for any other hsshnshH Asnnn Hy
You Will be srafi6cd TO learn Of the entire safs-
faction you ua"
lMrs j. f. Rees, Marietta, Geo.
The Dertett Machine we have gives perfect sat
isfacsion on'-fGeOrge Weeks, Peekshl
1--WE have used a Bartlett Machine over a year and
never broken neede"-lMrI A. Ansliss Ashtabua Ohio
Gard.
TO THE PUBLIO
Pormore than giving his name hs
going about the city ordering goods. k Of merchants traders
mechanics In 30 ncop-
yenence through this feel compelled again persons
against him. He entirely unknown
only 70 commit frauds upon others MARSHALL ROBERTS.
Watches Cleaned and Repaired In the best manner,
By Grais wOrknen at G. O. ALIENS No. as Broadway one doo
| below CanAlst
Fine Gold sleeve Buttons and Studs-Ne. stylea Fo
by GEORGE ALLEN No, ais Broadway door below CO
| nalst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
Up,o. Republican National Committee:

New.york Grant and COIfnx Boys in Blue.
San TheO B. GAss Chm CON- Rooms 6 aud II ASor HOs''
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Tnson Republican
RATIFICATION MEETING
in favor Of
ABRAHAM LENT
~ Candidate forConps Ninth Fifteenth and sreeotb "srh
s No. 2O5 Bighthave.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct q, att O'Clock
HON II. r. Low, -
HON. CHAs. s. SPENCER
COZ. HENRY BEBNRY.
H EVERETT RUSSELL,
wILLsADDREss THR MEETING
WILLIAM oRToN, ChsirnAzL
EaEca }s.er.s.r.a
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Grand Mass Meeting for
GRANT, COLPAX GRISW0LD, AND CORNELL, -
auspices the Republican Association ae BSn
Assembly District will be held Turner Hall Nos n 70 81 Orehas
on MONDAY EVENING at 8 o'clcck . -.
al who not unce tns contro d oo
and despo and all beieyes eqA pHoa s
rights for all mankind, invited to attend -. - ..
The meeting addressed by Geu FRANZ slBGBL Cons9us
MARCUS OTTRRBURG JULIUS sCBUTZB Of TEXAS. Dr
MUIR Dr. CHAs. sCHRAMM, WIN GRAUERT Of ss"Js's' "s
Reserved Seats for Ladies' Music by the Band -.
Committee ArrsngementsL Wiegapd appel seeehy -
Bonnet Wsche Wm NJ Wermerskreh President OF A~"v
IitrirA Clnh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

tsas Fixtures.
NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE, AND oRMoLu.
WRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ALSO;
yREyCH CHINA GLASSWARE, BRoSzEs, CLOCKS, SILVER
WARE yrsr pi ITEp WARE CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT Co.,
No. ASS 400 and 4s2 Broadway, corner Broomen
Der o.itor. with the safe Deposit Company 81 Sew.
YorJ isa and d Brodway By giving few DAYS nouce before
rsvirs coupons Nov may b.s inm eo' & en s N ~
for and thus saving WINS
rs,s u s.o End convenience In cniung on 'pe ~"
ahead leaving their borss re.a e SsrR ss sss.,,
Have You seen the Man With tho Blue VmDssi'a ou
| DfoadsaJt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
ACCIDENT ON THE NEW-YORR CENTRAL.

ACCIDENT ON IHA NEW-1UI.h CENIIIAL'
ALBANY Oct. A.-The II o'clock mall train
from here last night ran on a broken rail- near Iost,
about forty miles All the cars were thrown on ana
come Of them were very badly smashed Strange 70 say
no one was hurt The lay In zig zag shape. win
front rear platforms broken into splnters Trains
on both roads again running regularly.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
EuIitisaI Hotitts.

Republiean Meetings.
REPUBLICAN UNION STATE COMMITTEE
Hsadqudrters Room. TO- Fifh-avs HotcI Nelg- York
JAsEs THRwILLIGBR, Sec HAMILTON HARRIS, Chairmaa
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NO. 80.

po'' thuwrt Ju'iAn 80 behind Tho State ,ct.
~ s"o a. The souh he was 1875 behind -
Ioe south roll was thrown .,n, 81, ,h.
ground fh"' ili- board len the ,oom Wt.,
one '"""ship 'rts'ea, William P.r,y. wa.
r'ec''d the board carried the b.lio. ave, =,
's nee and rouoied the vo,es. F..,, ~
me board, the Democratic m.msers. ,rf,ssd
- :, ''''rS 20 '"r returns Of shs roun,y. In
New G'fden Township nine vu,.. we,.
"'""" cut because John S Red ws.~ri,.
-" on me tickets insiesd OF John S 4 IA
1'hn isry"". E.q fathers 'hs jab of insert.
'"e the name VI Reid in the r. nubl,..,
'eKe'' "nd g'ores in Il. for which 10 /.
threatened with hss.ss.insiion. Ju j.n. ., ma
'''"e since. h'd him removed hom The A..
'''Eo''' 'inte 'o' I"ie'nsI ,evenue. Lxu,
make bes"'i'"' irisnrular fph,.
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The boundry line TO he ceIs.,i.I Iiyh,
a space Tor Heavens grand mi. sic dom.
h"d Gpd but daelleih in ,he bi,ssiul Ham.
'"h ood prociaim'd List TO The choir
I" raphim:
me niislrihls oI The ch4rubim.
A"o 'oudrr ewells through Heaven th' cx.
aliire song.
me h"''"n's Of The angelic lhrorg.
Bu. tn unfath'nable vol, d.,k ,,i,h,
"a An' '"f'e an om'nious silence still pre-.
valid
ages on ages breed in the grim womb
h.es on ages sill there fad a iomb-
ne" I'd The Almighty ms,ured plan
o' ueeveIs, Earth, eli the univesse-And
then
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SPICE

Il
a New York and Chicago mercb,n, cor
's's'"g on the railway train Of IN. m.,,.
Of their respective cities, the f,rm., -.
marked
But you must own New York ia Tho c,.,,
ev-'he metropolis. 80 to .p.sk. o: n.
lcoun,fy.'
YES remarked the Chicago man. New
to'k Is riRh, smart place for bu.io.s..,d
enterprise, New Yo,k 10 the Chicvp, Of N,
Eus'.' "s
ms 10 not quite go bad 90 The Uoos,e,
VINO on os'ny nsk'd his opinion, remarked.
Ih'' New York wss 100 far from Ind. n.
'p"''s ever to be much of a place.
The fellow who undertook 10 no,
Is's o" The pIes Tho, he was q ,s,,ro.d, -
Is found 70 huve spoken the uub no w..
sra'i rode man, but a fellow had nat. .s
each end OF the rail when he rode.
Observation-Disclosures eartL,. since ve..
'efd"y.
young writer wishes to know of >.
winch maetzine will g,v. me hioh ,o.;.
10" the quickest We repiy a nowds.
magazine. il you contribute a 6-,v .,,io,s
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Conundrums.

WINS, thing /. int which -. ho..
""'out 'euI "nd WHEN il got soul co,,a
I"n'v Keen 10 sh.~- J~y., SnU when il dad IL
n'"her went 10 Heaven nor t.l, An.
ins whale thai swallow ed Jonah.
-is there word 10 The Eas Iish /. neu,oe
""'c" cousins all The voweIs! ALs-Uo
Is there another which contains ,bsu
:" regular succession! Ans- FAcs,t rsIv-
where did joseph 60 when he wss 81.
teen! On 10 sixteen.
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Where the 81 d .y's ~ hsppv % the 6,.,
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-Ihe fashion Tor gen,l, meh'. full d,e..
:" ra''s ms winter will BE- email clothes
With 'i'k stockings Gentlemen who h,v,
mol been kindly treated BY nature viii sro.
ply themselves with lse calves. R.f]ea
sh'' fronts end full rifles st The w.ist. vii,
also ne indispensable. All iooIs will o,eas.
take notice.
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AN t'.h,nsn noticing q woman ,...
a'o"e 'he stree, s'irc two s,rioe dec. odirc
from under The Isdy's cloak. MOI knou;,,
ma 'hese were styled ssshes, snd were
hanging 10 'he right place. he sx. I,imed-
Faith ma'am, your eslissses are umi,a,
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The Urned States Supreme C,u,, h,.
recently decided 'ha, pardon BY ,he Psr.i.
dent vii. not au'h.rzc the restitution 70 ,hs
former owner Of prooery confsca.d d 70,
participation 10 the rebellion. An act Of
Congress is necessary.
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"A hnte'ly ingenious ep'ersm 10 ,h., ~
q" o" 1fefk poe. on marriage. Ia trans.
ls'ion il runs thus:
Two hsppy days in marriage sre sllowed
a vile IN wedding gsrb. snd in he, .h,oua
sure. the" hat s,s.s csnno, be called &C.
cured .-..
where the 81 VS. % ~ INV :. ,ho g..
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"a tsiIor 10 the ninth part Of q man,
ss'd wou'd.be Wit in the presence Of .
knight Of the SHEARS. 'Bu',, responded The
latter, "A f0lI 10 no pnrt a, slL'
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| "'V' iu ofpteWOer Sl G1h C-r 81
These are he statements Of The cund
10" OF the 'u's'"nding det'.' given by th
Secretary OF The Treasury, on the frs, n
NJ months OF October and September. re
i-pec'ne'y. Neither .t,,.men, Includes n,
sm"u"t of occrued interest on the bond.
and which constituted. Of course. psr, n
he outstanding debi' ~ the time he stats
m'h's were given. To Offset the interest
'hs' accrued du'irg the month oi September
he treasury contain.d on rh. frs, of Oc,o
her, So Gl5 500 s6 more money than /, did
on The first OF September. The difference
between he increase of money in IN. treas
u'y and the increased amount Of ccrued IN
trre-' must bs added. OF course. 10 Tho in
crease OF the Outstanding debt
The whole smrunt Of interest on the rnb.
&c debt is something over Ten mil.ions NJ,
d"'lr's month. psssbl., however. semi an.
nu''iy. The Secretary states ,h., eco
COO GOO IN gold mns' be paid .ur inpr.r: an
November which sam has been scc,ue.
'"e at The rate OF five millions . month ii
FIVE millions OF 'hr' sum accrued during The
month OF September: yet the incrsnse oil
money IN 'he "essurv during lha, month
was ""ly So Gi5 $50 SS. leaving . d. fici, 0,
- .3Si lSO 70 on the interest ps,men, due
next month, 70 be added 10 The increase Of
he outstanding debt. II The no e smouo,
u interest on The debt be cone tidcred. The
'frn will sppsar much larger, and The in.
r-s.e IN The debt co'r.sponcIngly greater.
But. leaving The interest account alto.
'"'h'r out OF he 9oeslion, The 'ou,stsndinc
sbr ins'end Of beng reduced during ,b- b
,nn'h ot S,p,embsr, was sc,usi.y incrrnssdit 4
nri"p that mouth BY The smonn, Of SI.. '
10 275 50 according 10 The .hou inp o, ,be @
ecrc's'y OF The T'essmy. The Ia ide q
'creass wss more thsn four times thai II
mount. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-30

"A coun'rymsn al the As,or, ,he o,ber
Day alter 'ssing some olives, wsnlsd 10
ahip The waiter Tor pouring ssll on them
plume,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-30

-GenersI joseph Hooker has been retired
ron sc''ve service. in c.nss quenre Of cis.
ability. he rs;isss with tho iuIl rank Of
u jr.General. #pt.-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-30

Why 10 Christmas day like a puIpit,-
Because 1t 10 KEEP. In churches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-30

-Fsshion authorizes anooupcs three
rornsrsd visiiiog cards,