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Sn Stosf Rtpe,, Ocean Counts, 6 Mria
len Bon tcng 8raaf, MS, fpurpe ont
@rn!as Elm iGre4iiAer @prp beannsUr.
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3tasfhaft init her Srau bon Sartipn yiee
nlng. Als WoclrD nd0 LANCER Belt rcs
&esteren 5aus gum erIten Male mieper be-
trat, gerietb CT in einen @pftltrelt nit bei
Sran unp Deriente fi6 ibr ~sesenlber t5dit
gemsiner Sdimphcprte, 10 bdp Der Gbemann
Die Sartte ietner Srau ersrif unp ben Cat
sur 1bir birausparf. 9Hcolep fpuble lih
elm @ewebr gu beribafsn IND eriGpb letnen
Wtrib. Der Ibater fub unb fudte ITO bas
Qeten Su npbmen; btes eslans aiht, unit
man serpaftete i'm. Dieter Sal mad)t UNI
70 anebr @ufieter,, ba e. Der erte Mrrb IN,
Der je IN bieter @egenp pprfam.
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Gurppa's@rptfta Rad ben
lesten i3dbler9en stbt es In europa brei
Stdbte NIT lber elmer Wl1ipn Ginmcbnern;
es sablen rdmli6 9Dnbon 2,S03. 900, @aris
1926, 900 unb G%pntantinppel i,7O5,OOO
GinpDbner; iiber cine babe MtaiOn: Berlin
633, O00, Wten $4,000 unp ct. PETERSBURG
$4,000; aipansts Stdpte ,dbien 200 bic
100000 8eipctner, ndultb: Wantelter
AGO, qtYerppc1 GA, Reapet Ais, @lasacp
399, Mpsfau 37S, eppa 1923, grl0st 3O9,
Warietae 800, 8%trminebam 295, Marrtp
281, 8udaret 1862, @et 274, giTobpn 245,
9lmierpam 1853, Dublin 25S, Warfhau
238, 6ambure 21S, 8pm 80, 9eeos POI,
@ottbura 100000. - 43 peitere @rpbtdbte
3dblen 100 bts 5000 empobner II. (. 10.
SIN Der fatbclifAenD iD;eie BON Rewars'
N.-S. iinb III ben lestcn @oten s6406 ST
fur zen 9aplt c~elefttrt per2en.
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u. |. ~.
(Der @raipent ter Ser. Staaten te3teDt
$3.50 per Sa9r) Bios $6s1a.)
Maf-W eni6en.- Sn Utica, 81
g., Wirp cine Convention bidsr Mdmcr"
itattfincen, au welHer Niemanp, prr unter
$50 Sfunp wtegt, auaeladen wtrp.
Das MrbettS>@ ahWetfungs<
u.-Oas BON Der Glnmanterunss-
beb6rbe in Netp gort einsert0tete @rbcitS-
naHpeiiun9sbireau permittelte Ypm L. SD
iuar Bis l. Suit ,. S. 9elhdfitsung fur
l2,95l Gtnpanberer, ndntlih I'LL Mdnnss
pericnen unp $40 Srauenbperlpnen. Inter
ben WadnSpcrlDnen iparen 1850 Sdnbmerfer
uao 1891 &d3rbaucr unb Ga9l5bncr. Inter
ben Stauenslmmern iparet 294 prpfeHipnetle
Ilbeitertnnen (Nabermnen, 8Dhinnsn ar.)
unb 5546 Oienltmap6en. 9elen u.,b Ihrei.
ben fpnnten 1925 Ginpmperer, ndmlib
5615 Wamsperipnen, 3610 Srduersimmer.
Niht leien unb id,reiben fonnten 1926, nam
lid 1476NanhsperlOnen, 205OBrauensperfp>
men. Inter ben mt arbett seriereten
Ginpanberern befanben iih 254 game Sd
milien, beitetenb aus 72I Yerlonen. - Der
unserbalmtbmdfis srbste 1betl Der @rbetter
fano in Nep'yprf unb nm9esenb 9eldGftt.
gHng. Setelu19en aus en- le9eren Staaten
liefen 3tpar Elm, fpnnten aber Der Sffpierta-
felt unp pes 9tiifps bes transports reaen
nur tbetlwelfe ~aussefatrt iperSen.
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Ser 9eutidje GorrrTponhcnt.
yic GaMN0Gnc I'M ylcltcu,

@altimoc., ~. 9IM.nfE 1865.
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GeIesrabbiide 9epsidei1.


t8sriasst fur rem a entf4rn eprrssOutsHteH." .
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' s~ts$N wv NDtbkt WI WV rJnINitt1ittlt|
ipptnen init tbr In einent Saufe Serietce. @is
Ole @oliiet bic Srau bierauf brlts, rpar fs
biettl6 b%efcfen. Maa bradte fe Bis gum
9srbbre tn cine 3eae. Gs mar Gin abb
lhrefenbes Bib, bte Srau, cine sr~aufppfias
&ite, In ptfbtiter Irunfenbeit auf barter
9litl6e ibren &aulb auSl4nardm su leten
unp gu bbren.
u~eberfdbren ipuroe Dpr9eitern Srdu
Wdrte @erter Ode bon Say llnp Baltimore
ltrabe bon benz 0efibrte hes He9ers SenrN
Wdtipn. Gum gllde tam bic Srau nit eint.
gen thner5ltden Suetihungen baYsu. Den
8ubrmarm perurtbeilte &,6ter SasaertY au
$5 Strafe nebf Soften.
e. ertranf setern @benb a 9 llbr
Der flint SABRE dIte Sranf @ailtpv rabe BEN,
Wefenbe Der 2banestrabe. Man ,pa bic
eethe ipdter beraus ,nD brabte le III Dee
&nabe,t Dtuitef IN Nr. 81, BIoGitr., no beuts
Or. earr ee arstenftau batten NTH.
SteAeret. = Geo. Wilion, 3eaer. fab
I'D getter, tpe9el m6rberifhen Mnariies aut
oen Sdfpdr3et Wnt. 9enry MurraY arrettrt
uno bis sum weiteren 0erIDre Dor &tdter
5labertY feEt9ebalten. Der lleberfaf aeIHat
IN St9b<AaeN', nabe Central. Mpenue, ami.
lfen Tdaettes unc SaGiDnlra6e. WurraA
petart etisen r,ebrere .3pl Iansen Sdnitl
1aee pm unteren Hippe1 IN bic redte Settle.
Or. @olptmttb ndbte bic eefdbrliAe Wunbt
u. Der 8erleste pebat an Gaffrabe na9s
palf Ippn-MaeY,
WI Der Yeiferuna II, Der !3intmer'
mann Sirt, tpeiaer neultb purh Stars BON
oade pes Sdfcb Ieier'tAen 9auies auf PEI
sde ter Scrret> uni. MeGlterrpifra6e Ed
e'S Iafsrat lesenssefdbrlih Setiests. Or
yaneiti's 8ebarbluns IL es gelungen, pi,
1efirhtunsen fur eas eeben ees gerlssten
~ perlheuhen.
etdenfun b.-Mtltpph NaGmtttaa
ianb man In @ilrnpr>, ttate Ecpnfenpfrabe,
pen aetbnant ettes tpei6en Neu3eborencn,
pelder auf StabtIpfen beerptst tpurbe,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

HMr. George w. Blanchard, q
Gardiner Maine, reports to the Maine
Farmer that he last spring set out sew
en- hives of bees, with the following
results: 526 pounds Of box honey at
30 cents. S151 so; 20 pounds at -
cents. Sl7 so: one swarm sold. 10:
two swarms unsold. $50; io'al, S205
30: leaving the original hives strong
in bees and well supplied with honey
Mr.. Il. attributes his success mainly
to the fact that his hives were trans
terred. with the drone combs lett out,
together with early spring feeding te
prmole breeding, and plenty Of box
room. He had but four swarms, three
coming from one hive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

The whole success OF farmer hinges
unon timely attention to the little
things. This, mainly. makes the dlI-
ference between thrift and poverty
The philosophy of success is expressed
in thee old alagc. "For want OF
nail shoe was lost, for want OF a
shoe horse was lost. for want OF a
horse man WAS lost 1t is little
thing to keep accounts of the pecunl-
ary transactions upon the farm. n
half honr Saturday evening would en-
able most farmers to know how they
stand with the world. let, we sns-
pect halt of the men who cultivate
the soil never make an entry in book
and for want OF this, the account runs
up feariully at the store, and many
articles OF luxury are purchased Tor
which they are unable to pay at the
end of the year. Debt uccumnlates,
she farm is mortgaged, and finally
lost, for want OF little paper and ink.
1t is little thing to put NJ a tool In
its place when not in use. ct many
have no Lighthouses, or place OF shell
ter for any Implement or vehicle
Things are lett where they were last
used, the plow in the field, the cart IN
the yard the-chains in the stable, the
harness in the wood house, the AK al
tie wood pile, and the rakes in the
corn crib. Many do not even honse
the expensive implements they have
bought. and reapers and thrashers are
treated like old plows and harrows.
The parts made of iron and steel grow
rusty, and the wood decays. A ma
chine that j good tor thirty year
with proper care is used up in five by
abuee.-It is a very little. thing to
turn mn: when it is loose. Yet foi
the want OF tightening the nut is lost.
the bolt comes out. and tine loaded
wagon breaks down on the way tc
market, and whole day for man and
team is lost. 1t is little thing t
keep a horse properly groomed, YET
for want OF clean fetlocks the eSlu
cracks and the horse is lame, and the
owner loses the use OF him for months
or weeks. Ventilation is a small at.
fair, vet for want OF it the health O
stock in stables suffer severely, anC
disease sets in. 1t is small affair t.
provide good seed al the beginning o
the year, but the whole success OF the
season depends upon it. 1t is an cas-,
ting to deal fairly with your neigh
bors and make a name that is bettel
than precious ointment" Man,
cheat on small occasions. do not de
live what they sell, and get reputa
ton for mcanness that stands in thu
way Of their success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

UAccording to the census Of
1910, the hop crop Of the United
States was but l, 23S,412 pounds. In
1850 it had increased to 4 ACT ,029
pounds; in 1860 the product was near
ly 1900, 900 pounds, and this year
it will probably reach 20,OOO,OO0
pounds; one half Of which are grown
in New YORK; Wisconsin ranks next,
raising about 1000, 900 pounds, Of
which Sank county produced 4,O00,'
900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

For HEAvEs IN HoRsEs. Take
smartweed, steep it in boiling water
till the strength is all out; give one
quart every day for eight or ten days.
Or mix it with beans or shoots. Give
him green or cut mp feed, wet with
water, during the operation-and il
will cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

UT. v. Hyden, United States &C.
ologist for Nebraska, states that there
are, in the basin between the South
Boulder and Clear creek, at the base
of Rocky mountains, in Colorado,
rom eight to eleven beds Of coal,
from five to thirteen feet in thickness
Of thirty to fifty feet of solid coal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28
!. Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER.

s. KUEBLER & PHILLIP GUCKES
HAvrEG purchased from the Pstsntee tho
IL. right to manufacture end cell the above
valuable article In Ddbois Co desire 10 cell
the attention OF FOrmers 10 H.. They feel
confident il is the best Grain Screen in use.
and tina. farmers generally msy save 10
cost ionIy $3.50 each year, by using il 10
clean their seed wheat slyne. We only
ask a trial snd IL its opepsaions are not sal.
isiac,ory the mochine may be returned, and.
no harm done. s-. u4t
KUEBLER g. GUCKES.
Oct Is, '67-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

DFThe cranberry crop Of 1867 is
estimated at not less than 1S7, 500
bushels; New Jersey producing 1867
900 bushels; New England $4,000
bushels. and the western States A..
900 bushels; at an average Of 81 pei
bushcl the crop will yield $75O,0O0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

SEEKS, AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1863.
Il now Published and aeady to send out. 1t
makes a work OF about one hundred large
.gages. containing full descriptions OF thu
Choices, Flowers and Vegetables Grown.
with plsin directions for Sowing Seed, Cui-
ture, &c. II 10 Beautifully Illus,vated, with
more than ONE HUN DRED FINE WOOD
GRAVlNGS OF Flowers aud Vegetables,
aud .
BsAurIFUb coLoRED rLArs OF YLowRns..
Well printed. on the finest paper. and enc
Of the most beautiful a. we'll 40 the most 10.
struclive works Of the kind published.
III Sent 10 al who apply, BY mall, post
paid, for Ten Gents. which II not half the
cost.
Address JAMES WICK, Roches,es N. Y
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The above stock will be disposed Of o,
the popular oNg PRICE PLAs, giving ever,
patron fine Gold or sslid Silver Wstch TO-
$40 without regard 10 vs. Inc!
WRIGHT, BRv g. Co., 161 Broadway, NV
York, wish 20 iumedaleiv dispose OF th'
above magniticen, stock. Certificates. nam.
ing The articles. are placed in scaled en-
,veIopes aud well mixed. Holders ara emit
tiled TO The articles named IN their certificate
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether i, b.,
watch worth 81 0OO or one worth les
TIE return of any OF our certificates enti
ties you TO the articles nam ed thereon. hpo,
payment. irrespective OF it, worth, a nd Ne n
lsrticle valued less thsn S1O il named on nus
certificate, il will at once De seen thar this
no lottery, but straight forward i-giti,na,'
transaction ~ hich may be participated il
even by the most fas idiou-.
A single cerufcafe will he sent -bv mi
most paid, upon receipt Of 25 cents live ia
81, eleven tor 81. thirty t,ree and eiegnn
premium for So. sixty SIX md nors vslusbi
premium for SO. one hundred and ine-t su
perb watch for SIS. Toag-n,so those viii
ing Employment. this 10 u rare opporiuni'w
II 10 a lsgiti.as,ely conducted bnsia eco, duh
sulhorizsd by the Government, wnd open 4
The most careful scru,inv W,ehes sent =,
Express, with bill Tor collecuon ON dei ,vs-y
80 that 20 dissaiisfs ton can possibly occur
rrv Va. Address
WRIGHT. BROTHER g. co, importers
Dec 2o-5m l6l Broadway, New York
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fs.a NEAiSS ron ALL.
ANYTHING YOU CALL FOR.
on rHg xoRrp SIDE, OF THE rusL.c SQUARE
=" JASPER. INDIANA -
Joseph ScrMlersllciIll

JOsVpH ScHsNct
IEAS now on hand md receiving. ono o.
II Inc largest AND hes, selected stock o.
goods ever brought 10 Dubois county. whch
ne Will cell 1T old time prices, when me d'i-
terence in currency 10 Considered. Hls as
.ortmsnt consis:s of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

Also unsurpassed. consisting ri Cloths. Gas.
lnsr"s. Casina's, jeans. Sn'ine's Satin and
SILK Ves'ing Wool Wnmussrs, Understands
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. & c., SC
aud aIn.-' any kind Of goods you COLL tor.
tie has also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

Muslins. Prints. Delsines. Matinos. Silks,
Lu.ires, Cot,nnad-s, Lindseys. Fla"nels,
and sll other kinds Of Goods Tor 'hr Ladies'
md Kisses. His line Of goods Tor GentIe.
mea aud Boys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28
ER. JOHN .EsU III.
DHNs OSTnk - rDU Ell
Manufacturer and vender Of the Celebrated
80 TIL: DNyc S.y2y..s,
FOR THE CURE
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEWER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
jnstly claims'it d superiority over all rene
dies ever offered 10 the pnbic for The SAFE.
CERTAIN. sPEsDY, and PERMAsESr cure OF
Ague and Fever, or Chills. and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-.
fers TO the entire Western and South west.
ern country 20 bear him testimony TO the
truth Of the assertion, that In no case what.
ever will II fail TO cure, If the directions are
strictly followed ont. In b great many caees
a single dose has been sufficient for q cure,
and whole families have been cured bv o
single bottle, witha perfect restoration OF
the general health. II is, however, prudent.
and In every case moro certain 10 cure, II
it's use is continued In smaller doses for q
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially In difficult and
long. standing cases. Usually, this medi.
cine will not require my aid 10 keep the
bowels in good order: should the patient
however. require ca,hartic medicine, after
having taken three or -four doses ~ the
Tonic, a single dose of'BULL'S vEGE
TABLE FAMlLYPTLLS will be suffi Glen,
DR,JOHNs RULL'Ss PrincipsIO Office:
No. 40 Filth. Cross Street,
June is Sly. LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS!

\ superb stock of tine Gold and Sill.
yer Watches. all warranted To run,
aud thoroughly regulated, at the low
price Of SO each, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28

ar aQ3 ShIi
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is NOT DEAD.

but alive and determined 10 Oh, " itself.
~ The hifhesi make, price viii Rivea
ar AL kinds oI Produce ia exchange ,ov
Goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28
GOOD NEWS!

hns jus, r"'nrncd from tho Ens', where he
hn- iuId IN ~. inreest stock 81 DRY GOODS.
Il e.. ever brcnsh TO this county, md which,
s'e nov being received by rlter aud rn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. Ill y. m.-Cotton dull
and nominal at AlS cts. Sugar unchanged In
every respect: Cuba l2@1al2 cts; Porto Rico
efn soSso %hess Sui and sa'ff o%ysr; No.
el.62Gl ,b3. Corn quiet and weaki tl.l0. Oats
dull and nominal; II cts. Rye dull and nomi-
nal; 81. 30al.4o. Pork unchanged in every re-
spect; t2s.s7. Gold 1884,.
BALTIMORE, November 1l.-BREADsTURF
There wa. a moderate inquiry this, morning
sellers, and the market Is only steady. Sales
were reported OF 200 barrels Western winter
Super at $3.50: 200 barrels do. Extra at ts; 100
barrels Western spring Extra at VI; 200 bar
rels good Howard Street Extra At koj and 400
barrels medium grade City Mills Extra on
GRAIN. = Wheat - Market to-day FIAT and
heavy, although prices are not NOTABLY lower,
good white at s2loGp2l5; prime do. at q IS;
and red at sl50llC0 for common; VI .s0Gl 90
for fair; s2Q2;lo for good; and t27o@230 for
prime and choice. Only one small lot brought
Corn was fairly active and irmer than on
yesterday. Sales were reported of old white
at s1.05Gl.0s; new do. at s0d90 cents; new
white hominy at p5 cents q 81; new yellow at
eo493 cents, and one small lot OF old do. at
tl.l5.
Rye is dull and nominal at 81 ooGl 40 for good
Oats are nat and heavy. Southern range
from % to % cents, and we note sales OF some
800 bushels prime Western at 6bQ8s cents.
Provisions.--The market continues quiet for
want Of stock In which to operate: There 10
an active eTSanS;,asmRtr6eAsR for bacon.
l3lf@lsA cents; lib sides 17f6l774 cents;
cents. There Is nothing doing in bulk meats,
and we hear Of none offering. Lard continues
dull at III cents. Mess pork Is lower. We
quote new Western at $3.50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

| W1LLARDS'-SyKFs 4 CHADWICK.
o'conhor, A D Marley, Paj Thos II Cuyler
Ga; II " ibbstson, Miss; W NJ Haines, n q
WIN J K,nSsIl and wife, s D oos,ens, JohI
Hess HON W% fuIist,on ,ffy hsSseit
| O Adamson, Theo NJ Davis, Jerome b Crane
A J Ford, William W Hiilmbeck, W q Irwin,
PsSs suS .c N p1o Tos sRd w. w VII,
Md s M whipple and wife, J Rogers and
wife, Mass; Reys 2 HInemsn, Nebl Capt n
BSisy RS {S "sSs H Wm BG5roS
delphiaj Theo Smith, l. Munson, Conn; r L
shelley. New Orleans; @ H Zeigler, Mai I X
G Gnsn. ana gi5 RRsl%S1 Wilsm
L Gessnt, J q Smith, s q; " Monroe Bs HS'
Mrs Dalton and two daughters, Master Dial.
ton, Ill; DR. r Holden and wife, Miss A A
BB5 uSy GhSi H aSiSfn d 5sT 'ps T
M Farley and wife, city.
NATIONALLY. s. BENSON.
Hon Lyle pic5ey, nj d., Jno " Medecc,
Den A q Chapman, Md; Joseph S Williams,
Riverton, N JiW A Burnett. Iowa; P P Bren.
ner, Camden, N J; Geo Owens, n \; Gen T S
H Roper, boston; F k Fisher, Texas; II s
phia; g Bogert and wife N " J Arnold
Ames, Jackson, Miss.
KIRKwooD HOUSE-KINo.
A s Fuller, Chicago; Mrs Joilitfe, CITY. Mrs
Charles Z Kelley, Mrs Steiner, Phiiadei.
Ph,ha, N = stiles, osii,iornis; Mis-, g Fu,tiny,
William Thompson, Ed smith, N y; ii Il
Zeverly, Boston, Z Young, Clevelandj J T
Fno%p,0p lhn,,G.Su 2 {sSa1son
ds- Si,si Il r shepard Falmouth, Vas W +
W Haskins, Salt Lake City.
SEAToN HOUSED. H. sEMxEs.
nd nj Il 4.
Frsley, Thomas J Roser, Philsdelphis, Rev
H kershsw, Ma; Leyi Lowe. J Beare; L
as, Md; IN Gregory. Philadelphia; William
Rrssittf2an W MSSSlhs c Miyyi!%,nssPp Del: R
aeiphisi Hon S i Gary, 6inoinnati H br Tho.
Turner and daughter, Vas A Davis, Mont.
gomery, Md; Herman, Baltimore.
,METRoPoL1TAN-sHELLEY Porrs.
Philadelphia; b Snead and wife, Va; W q
VS. kennon, Gincinnati, Charles Nettieton,
dres bod New YORK; Hon GPSSSfi ePper New HT;
Smith, New York; W N Folger. . S x, J J
Charles Miller, New York; ID smith, Ne.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN:
and son, Y si, I p Water, Mai Lewis so6ls';
Kirk, N Y; Martin Lewis and Willie nj Lewis,
Chicagoj p d Messenger, Ind; II ID Hall, wife
and child, u S r Nj p II Smith, Baltimore;
Jno Maggie, Va.
BuNKER's AVENUE HOUSE.
James Ingalls, and lady, N H. q 5 Thomp.
son, Md; II A Pierce, Va; NJ Weldon and
lady, Ohio; J Biarn, Philadelphia; DR. y X
Bailey, Tenn; q washburne and lady, New
York; Mrs II o Wood, Detroit, Mich James
Burk, Md.
UNITED STATES HoTEL.-J. H. BEAN.
Daniel Magee, Texas; Geo Wilbur. Ind; II
p Klipp, Mich; 5 q liable, Omaha; d Brown,
Pa; II A F No-Ttr-.lhas o Wright, S !. liable,
Baltimore, Md John Walsh, Arthur Stanley,
New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judgs Cdrfier.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday;
The jury was called and the following gen
vy Hsnry rVR ss,yss
7. r. Newman, e; z, ferrest, Geo. ID. File
The trial docket was then taken up. aud tho
frat hundred cases called-the following dis
positions being made;
Hemphlll vs.. Lea Co.; johnson & Go. VS..
Fawsett; Buell. 4 Blanchard vs.. Clary; Towers
vs.. Florence; Seldner vs.. Gassenheimer; Rol-
Inns VS.. Walden; Kalbneish vs.. Lynch; Han
son vs.. Readsyi Hunt vs.. Cooley Pearson &
Coleman vs.. Stinsing, Benzler VS.. Noses
Benkley VS.. Metropolitan Bank Ewald VS..
Stewart; Msckey vs.. Helmutb; Smith We. Cor.
SS Q. MsSs VS. Sn
toni Hutchinson vs. McNeal.
DRoPPRD FROM THE CALENDAR.
BuTge;s vs.. kearney, Peyton, vs. SwsS9y
egragh Company VS.. Lake & Allen, Schell VS..
Zeller-settled; Harmon & Co. vs.. Moifett-
aeeidedi Cobb vs.: Baker, two sssesmd!scon.
gan vs.. Sayder-discontinuedi Jackson VS..
Observation-Disclosures; Mup-..s Emrich-de-
cidedj Abrams VS.. Lowenthal 4 Go. s-s...--
gal. Motion for new trial overruled and jddg.
ment on verdict. Brotherline vs. Wilson.
Machir vs.. Reside. Rule to employ new
Richard Prout vs.. Webb 4 Beverage. Refer.
ance to auditor stricken out.
Geo. Nelson, appellee, W.. L. Lee, appel
liant. Judgment below reversed, with an order
that said reversal be final II the appellee does
not appear with the time limited.
WHAT ATTACHMENTS JUSTICES MAY ISSUE.
O. Shepherdson vs.. Geo. Leub. The case
comes up on ceriiordri from Justice David X.
Smith. teub sued Stephenson before Justice
Smith and obtained judgment for &5o.5o, due
for house rent. A justice's execution was is.
sued, but returned unsatisfed, because the de.
PENDANT had no property. few weeks after
wards the Justice issued an attachment w hieh
was served on Baldwin & 90. as garnishees.
Baldwin & 90. employed Shepherdson as a
laborer, and the object Of the attachment was
to subject to the payment Of the debt due to
Leub whatever money Baldwin & 90. owed
Stephenson. They owed him t5, and the
magistrate caused that amount TO be paid over
! to Leub. Whereupon Stephenson obtained
from Judge Cartier q writ of cerfiordri, direct
ing Justice Smith to send the case up TO the
/ Circuit Court for examination.
Messrs. Hine and Clarkargued the case, and
on yesterday Judge Cartier made an order
quashing the attachment The Judge held
that justices had no power to issue an attach
ment on the credits OF q judgment debtor
They could attach by their process only those
things which the statute specifically subjected
to q lien for rent.
The court then adjourned until Friday NOR"
Ing next.
SUPREME CouRr-Generdi TtJm.-The gen
= s,ai term will, II Is understood, meet thii
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES,

Professor DANIEL 3. GRoux, formerly togehe
lumbar College b. c., aud who has been very
successful dqrigg many years sIsTEs IN iIpsrting ths
msI srrs Moments with scioois AMI nj ynts
classes fOr instrueiiOn IN the S6oSsll sngpages.
TranslationS made also from the Italian. swed,
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A SPLENDID TRIP.-This morning Messrs;
the Treasury Department, together with nlr.
Hanna, all well known residents o. this city,
leave on q pleasure excursion with also an
eye to the main chance) Tor an EXTENDED "Trip
through Florida.
They hi ave had a One sail boat built In Bal
timore, which they carry with them on the
launched, and the party will then embark for
various points OF interest along the coast.
They are provided with all the necessary
comforts for q pleasant journey-tents, COOK
Ing pieces, and In fact all the requisites Tor
splendid time. ~ ,
The party sail from Daltimoro to-day AZ
O'Clock, y. m, on the steamer America via Sa.
ysnnah, Georgia, carrying with them the best
wishes of y host of friends, who VIII await
with interest report of their progress, and
who will warmly welcome their safe return
They expect to be absent about month.