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FROM ATLANTA.
-rrhe eesrxia LeaIsIature-ElIKIbiIisy or Ne
ere Observation-Disclosures OF Judges.

ATLANTA, Aug. pa bill was introduced into
the House 10 establish State police, the governor
10 appoint a chief ard he TO appoint suoordinates
in each county. The whole to be under control OF
The governor, to enforce the laws and preserve
order.
A member Of the committee on privileges and
elections presented minority report on the eligi-
bllity of negro members. The point OF order was
made that minority could not report before the
msiority. The speaker said that the committee
ad had six weeks 10 make report, and having
,iIed 10 do SO he decided the minority report IN
irder. An appeal WAS taken and the chair sus-
lined by lO2 to 81. The report states that mem.
Ders are holding seats who are not residents OF
the counties they represent, and that other co1n'
+ies are represented by free persons OF color, Who
der the State Constitution are ineligible.
There 10 an evident disposition on the part OF
siority ofthe committee to prevent an inVest-
alton OF the matter.
"a suhstitute was offered declaring all negro
members ineligible. The question arose, should
the members charged IS ineligible be allowed 10
vote on the question Of each others eiegoity'
The speaker decided that as class members on
trisl thew should not vote on the eligibility OF
others An appeal was taken and the char sus-
tained by 80 to 20. ia.
Judges, of whom ex Governor Orr is one.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN AND THE IsDIANs.-The
following order has been issued by General Sher.
dan, dated Fort Hooker, August 24h: " In conse-
auence of recent open hostties on part of the
Cheyennes and Arapshces, embracing the
murder of twenty ubarmed citizens OF the
State = of Kansas and wounding of many
more, and acts of outrage on women and
children too stroeious to detail, the major
general commanding under authority Of the lieu
tenant general commanding this military division,
directs the forcible removal of those Indians to
their reservations south of Kansas. and that they
be compelled TO deliver up the perpetrators OF the
act. All persons whomsoever are hereby forbid
den to haze intercourse with or give aid or as
sistapce TO these indians until there is due notice
given hereafter that the requirements OF Ihs order
have been carried ont"
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ITEMS nY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Twenty.one carloads of Mormons left Omaha
Saturday for Utah.
About two thousand immigrants arrived az New
York on the Gath from Liverpool.
A new route has been formally opened between
New York Boston and Montreal via Rutland, Bur-
lingtop and Plstsburg.
The Savage wing of the Fenians is holding
convention in New York, which is to last ten
days. A Fenian soldier convention is also to be
held.
The national camp meeting OF second adventists
was to begin in Springfield. Mass, on the 24th,
and hold on one week. An immense gathering
including persons from nearly every State in the
Union, Is anticipated. The grove where the meet
Jog j. 10 be held was dedicated on the 23d with re-
Hgious ceremonies, which were witnessed by
Thousand peOple.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-27

TIE DEFALoATIoN IN PHILADELPHIA. - The
Pbilsdelphia Bulletin says the present defslcation,
though heavy one, is divided among parties,
none OF which can suffer more than temporary
Inconvenience from their losses. The capital OF
the Allentown Roog Mil Company is $500 ,O0e,
besides which there had been accumulated con
adorable surplus. which will prevent any very
serious impression being made on the capital OF
the company. 1t is satisfactory to the friends Of
Cabbot to know that, bad as the case is, he does
not appear to have used his official position as
president OF the Rolling Min Company for the pur-
pose Of raising money, bis speculative operations
being carried on by the hands OF Caboot Co.,
as brokers'. On the day Of his disappearance he
negotiated some securities Of the company but
deposited the proceeds amounting to 5000 IN
hank TO the credit of the company.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTIErH DAY.
senate.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. &c, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at II O'Clock |;
nineteen members present. -..
The reading OF the minutes was dispensed with.
Mr.. Fouts, after making appropriate remarks
on the sudden death Of Hon. James Mann, pre-
sented the following:
WHEREAs, We have Just learned with regret Of
the sudden death Of our distinguished fellow citi
zen and Representative in Congress, Hon. James
Mann; therefore be it a 4
Resolred, That the Senate do now adjourn in
respect and honor to the memory Of the deceased.
Unapimously adopted.
A motion by Mr.. Todd that the Senate proceed
in a body TO the residence of the deceased to at
tend TO his funeral, was not entertained, having
been introduced out Of order.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBUka, Aug. 26.-Passed down: Common.
wealth, at p. NJ.
VIcKsBURG, Aug. 20 Passed up Mohawk, and
bsrges, az. A. Down, Kellogg and bsrges at
10 NJ. River falling.
oUIsvILLE, Aug. 26.-Weather clear aud
pleasant. River swelling; feet inches in the
canal. ...
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for New Orleans, ashore OF the Irish coast, will
probably be saved. Tugs have reached her.
MADRID, Apg.~z6.-GeneTal Dalce's death ia
denied.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 26.-The international
regs.a resulted ss follows: Cambrna first,
Alive secOId, Condor. third aud Ssppho last. The
Ssppho encountered a series of accidents.
The Alive and the Condor are English yachts
Ed. CRESCENT
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CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.-Messrs. J. Anderson
4 Co., 60 Poydras street, have just received BY
steamship Yazoo a very heavy lot OF choice
Goshen butter, In frkins, kegs, and in cans Of ten
pounds each. Good butter is rare luxury. and
many Of our families win hasten to take advan'
tage of this opportunity offered st 50 Poydras
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1t is thrown in your teeth that you do not keep
your dental apparatus In proper trim; it is your
own fault; for all the world knows that you might
do so by using the matchless vegetable dentrifrce'
Sozodont.
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RADICAL SsEsATIOE.-A 81. Lou's -. ~ u,,.so
Of the 2ltb, says; al The Democrat toTA9 80
viii ppblish what purports to be an expose OF =
psmpoeratic pe secret armed organization deSigre6
to carry this state for ssy%SHs ana already ne ore
se"S "a sTmed In the city, and II has iniorma-
tio, ., he existence Of the organisation m several
Counties in the State and that i iseonnected WIN
eOS similar TO organizations in kentucky' tenoeS7
see and other Southern States"
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FROM EUROPE.

The shin Favorite Likely TO be saved-Sen
puI.e-Reve.Sy Johnson-The intsrss-
tiOaai = Aeat Race.
LoNpoN. Aug. 26.--Reverdy johnson had an In
terview with DIsraeli to-day.
LIYKhPooL, Aug. 26.-The ship FaYorte, hence
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Aug. 26-6 P. M.-Bsrometer
1866. Wind east and fresh. No arrivals. Sailed:
Steamship Harlan. Schooner Dolphin, from King.
ston, Jamaica, arrived at Pass a L'0utre, with
cargo Of sugar to E. Pillsbury.
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We call attention to the notice of Mr.. st. L. Du'
pere, assistant secretary Of the parish committee
calling attentioDto the resolutions passed by the
committee, deplOring the death OF the Hon. James
Nsun, and calling upon all the members to meet
at 81 p NJ to-day, in order to assist at the obae'
ouies.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-27

For Diva's reasons 70 be wed
Patti resOlved, we know;
Copartnership no doubt was one
That made her take Caux.
TJudv
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FROM COLUMBIA.
An ImpeeunIou. Lssi.Iature.

r,ss.ed for money Their only hope is in being
bribed By railroad corporations.
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washington dispatch says the Catholics are
much disturbed here at what they pronounce
scsndaIous report relative 10 the Sisters OF charity
hsxipg bapiized Thaddeus Stevens on bis deelAra'
tion that be had DO objectiop,"
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO IMPROVED.
The New Orleans Collector of Customs.

AN OPINION BY ATTY. GEN EvARTs.
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10 PERSONS VISITING CUBA.

LETTERS FROM ROMERO.
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Instructions from General Grant to
Department Commanders.

PER- SONAL MATTERS.
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THE ORHs0RNT's DISPATCHES.

FROBI WAsBI NGTON.
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a fhiladelphis Judge and the Tenure
of Office Act.
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Minute Men OF '6s.

This large, veIIknOvn and greatly sdHIreo
club win tonight receive from their young lady
friends banner and several wresths. The Guides
are 10 meet at hall past O'Clock. In full uaiform,
at their headquarters, corner Of Magazine and
Poeyfarre streets thence they proceed 20 the
residence of Mr. Lecourt, No. 260 Magazine
street. where from the fair hands Of Miss NJ. lie.
court. who will speak in behalf Of the ladies OF
he ward. they will receive a beautiful banner.
Tie president Of the Guides, J. Baldwin Duf, viii
rtst oud for them; AID Judging from what Oh
A former occasion we have beard, viii respond
vel, After the presentation two or three wreath:
viii be given, and Mr.. John Twomey viii be caleC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

BROOKLYN
ss fp 4S !; q o c.aS -, a.
G Gsss 81 ~ ~ S e oyi IA Il
Huron st. :. soy e 2 Of Union Az ss.ioo sS
N.r:ns !; er.h:m sSIi0o SS
ss:Ss 8 Il % Of E aS as st. ZOO
Middle and Webster pl COT. sSisss0 SSsS
sIssidsn 90 Z, Of Henry 90IiO0 S5oS
south i $ ISIS
Sc sSu q 81 s. 81 s los 81 g. {; Of 49, = sIs0 oo
9TH st 8, $50 OF 9Th av 2Ooxoe 1880
s s s 81 q; s. ~ S
Harrison nv s. lot 1883 asrlOu.. go
TROOP az, 80 4 q Hopkins s. ssis 500
Union av' s,25 Of Eagle st. 5O.Oo, 1929
dsrb aS i Isl S sferees aDa as
asSs a sns sslEa r0sa .s o. as.s
Leases Recorded.
ON SATURDAY.
SCUM SCUM s ID sa l sor rS1 s arr
A NEW HOUSE, TWO story. BASEMENT AND
@ ss all 81 On
cars from Fulton Terry Apply on premises from II 10
A SPLENDID ls -FOUR STORY HIGH sroop BROWN
iyn IN hne order and at moderate price; Appyto
ICY Broadway, late Fifth Avenue Hotel.
TOR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. IN FORT
Greene place, between Fulton and Dekalb only 90 500
CALENDER, LAURENCE CO.. 80 Pine street.
L,OR sALE-A LARGE AND VERY SUBSTANTIAL
i brick Building, with steam power, well adapted for
factory or storage purposes Hamilton ferry, Brook.
lyn. Apply to ALBERT BRETT, ?5 Park row. New York
EoR sALE-BY TYLER & COOK. NO. SANDS
Waslins
avenue rme 81 200 Pearl street brick 'front.' 900;
Tompkins brick $So00 Sands street. frame $500
Adeph street. Frame 100; Prospect street brick 50 OO;
Bridge street. frame S. 800 Kent frame $4,000;
Herkmer FRAME So 500 and other houses In all
OF the city from 100 TO $50 100.
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TwO LOTS ON Full
l. ton avenue. Would exchange for Il small house.
CALLENDER, LAURENCE CO., 80 Pine street.
10. SALE OR TO LEASE-WATER FRONT PROPER
~ IN williamsburg. 2OOxfO covered with brick sheds;
also lOOxo0 with two large warehouses suitable for
naval tobacco stores For SALE Grain Dstery capacity
LOO bushels suitable for -four mill brewery and Rectt
flying House and Rum Distery comprising - tl lots
block from East Apply D. FOLEY, 10 South
Ninth street, Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR ON FIRST
~ floor let; also furnished Room aud Bedroom to
a small family. with cooking stove. Apply at 81 sAth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

A NEAT corrAgR SEVEN ROOMS. GOOD OAR.
"A den al Morrsauia for SJO0; fine location handy 10
city. Apply 20 q. W. DfTCiIErT, No. New Chambers
street, second door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON WEST
n Twenty fifth street; $3.50; also Third
nue.. rent 500 Furniture tor sale at S575.
B0YLAN & Co, Il Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

LII WANTING FARMS --uOOD SOIL, MILD Gil
"A mate thirty miles south OF philadelphia; price
ss5 best Of grain and grass land Also improved
Address @. X. Landis Proprietor, vincland. N. J.
LII TAXES IN wEsTcuEsTER COUNTY. CAN ne
IA paid at tho wcstchestsr Land ONCE, NO New Cham,
floor All business connected With real
q. W DITCHErT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

A HOUSE TO LET-ON TWENTY FOURTH STREET,
"A between Fifth and sixth avenues, rent 5000 on
Twenty street Lexington avenue, REM $50
and other furnished Houses at reasonable rents.
5. b. GOODALE date King Cob
Nos. 9 and Twenty third street. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

II oUSEs TO LET-sEE STANLEY DAYS REAL, Is
Circular published every week which be had
free 39 Fourth avenue mailed receipt Of stamp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

FURNISHED THIRD FLooR-COMPLETE FOR
housekeeyirg TO adults only. Apply at lao East Fatty
fourth street, Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

RIO LET qMMEpIATE PossEssIoNl,-coTrAGE, on
Staten Island with OF ground: splendid fruit,
in lar quantites house lled carpets aud ocoths
through the house; rent &6O per Cottga
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

HOUSES TO RENr-CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
street and Second four story brown
first class location; moderate;
to rent. Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH, AIS Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

RIO LET--A LARGE HANDSOME STORE; ALSO A
arsesbascmen, all through in Perfect ORDER anC
water together or sepsratey suitable fof GOOD bus
ness In the best location the city For particulars apply
at U7 Fourth avenue, door below Twelfth street
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOOD DWELLING HOUSE, IN GOOD NEIGH BOR-
VI hood between Third and Ninth avenues and flfteenth
and Fifty streets; price from 2U0 TO 81 00;
session In May; will pay half cash.
SAMUEL. CAMPBELL, Jr., box l ,655 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

LII OWNERS AND BUyERs-sEB STANLEY DAYS
n Real Estate Circular publishcd weekly which be
bad free 32 Fourth avenue, or mailed upon receipt OF
stamp.
~@@-
U,oR sALE-TuRRE STORY HfuH sTOOP HOUSES.
IL modern improvements from $4,000 10 $4,000 also avo
nuo Properly. Apply 10 McCONNELL LlN5COTT, Real
Estate AGENTS, Isl Third avenue.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN NEW YORK CITY,
III Brooklyn, Stanford Orange, Fordham. Mott haven.
Mount Vernon Virginia Illinois, wisconsin Iowa and else
where: money " loan. Apply " CHAMBERS RICH, III
Pine street
nJE QQO FOR VERY NICE THREE STORY
DlD.UUU high stoop brown stone House, pk5OxiW,
:" O''''''' ''u'' s''N ]. IRELAND, 2oi Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

A SPLENDID FOUR STORY HIGH srOOP BROWN
~ stone House for sale In first class location in Brook
KING d Co,
ICY Broadway, late Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20
4 ID. MELTrCK. JR, "a BRO,-

20 Pine street,
have for sale the Central Railroad OF New JERSEY AZ
Bergen Point Cottage rooms, lots SO SIX
Crawford. Cottage 7rooms lots -. ............. 400
Crawford, Cottage rooms f0ts,. ........... 3,Dt
Crawford, Cottage, rooms lots .............. SSt
Wcsllcd, House, (lnrge 10 acres Iu0
Scotch Plains House. rooms barn, IL acres.... $50
Plainfeld, House rooms 10 acres ........... 500
Newmarket House rooms lots. 800
Newmarket House rooms, 40uJ
Newmarket House, rooms acre. 6Up
Somervic House, rooms acres .........,...... 20
whtehouse House rooms, barn, ~ acres 30E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

DAHwAY, NJ J.-sPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOR
IL sale IN the city OF Railway minutes from depot with
of garden filled with fruit of variety situated
the high Of the river with beautiful lawn on the
bank INF ront of mansion with boat ana bathing houses
&c; IL viii be sold called for with stock, cropss
furniture and everything belonging horses carriages.
seghs together with everything the place and In the
mansion except family relics and mementoes Also
first class the Hudson ct larry.
town. the other further up the rivers one Mansion OF
rooms parors rescoed and everything pertaining 70 Of
modern improvements Also 13J Farms of different size
quality and price. and Houses IN towns of New jersey
j. A. MARTIN. Railway, N. j.
SPLENDID FARMS ON TIE LINE OF NORTHERN
- Railroad of New Jersey all sizes prices and locations:
many desirable and cheap MELICk, AL broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

GTEAM POWER TO LET--rWO ELEGANT LOFTS,
- with power lighted upon three Sides 45xlUO each
Inquire at 2O9 Pearl street. OF SPARKMAN, PLACE Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

NEW HOUSE, TWO STORY BASEMENT AND
"A sub,eear: all modern improvements on Tompklns
loo feet south of Gates Take Gates
from Fulton ferry Apply premises, from II to
every day. A little home at bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

cl cHALDRos FOR COKE. DELIVERED lNMR.
I'D gAtey IN. B,-pedlsrs hawking small loads have
~ bl.D Appy Al rHEKW uOD's, netesn b street ave.
nas - ~ fveay.sh1 street., Broadway TO- taH chsl.
dfgu2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

fIlO LET-FuRNISHED, FIVE STORY BASEMENT
Il rent 800 per month. Seen from IL TIL L. All Yves
Twenty*aeeOnd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

DENT so PER MONTH.-TO LET. VERY
IL pleasant healthy and genteel SUIT Of six Rooms;
ktchen water bath gas all floor; pass 45i
Grand street. Williamsburg
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Ten thousand doIlsss hasbesn sereived
nv Csp,sin r ,ckwell. military treasurer Of
Georcis, advanced from S'nte Rosds. which
will be used In part payment ior tue con
ven,ion.
The wholesale trade of L,fsyehc, for
December, amounted 10 three huntfed aud
six,y.,hree ihousand dollars.
II, 10 said that Mrs. J. G Bennett wore
diamonds worth SlO0 600 st the opening Of
Pixies Opera House. Mrs. Pike. who oc.
cu,i the opposite procenium box. II is
svid vas no. less georaeously arrsyed.
The Washington specials to the Gin.
sionsu Enquirer says: 1.-THE most exciting
nsws OF The day 10, thst Charles Ffancis
Adams 10 10 succsed McCulloch in the
Treasury Department. The change. Of
course, involves the immediate removal Il
Rollins. General Mcclellan IL to take the
place OF Mr.. Adams % Minister to Enk.
lsud."
N, between forty snd City negroes arrivct
a Bloomington last week. seeking smploy
aeot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

A C,MvEAT upon GRASr's FORFEIT or
Hi,W.Rp = TIE New fc'k Ledger ~ AXE.
The following reference 10 the affair: 1.-THE
Duke OF Marlborough, in one u his familiar
tet,ers, says mat the first duty OF soldier
il 60 remember 10 be slWa aye q gen':e&ssn
even 10 his enemy. Grant 10 a great sol
der, but his recent conduct toward the
President shows that he 10 no eenilemon.--
His is!sificstiJn OF his word 10 the Executive
would beat him tsfsse the people ior. Presi
dent, if there were 40 objections TO the pol
tcy or ability for civil lite" II 10 more in
.sosrow than In anger that these truths are
aid OF General Grant.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gsn.Iemao WIN eptfsred for years from
Nsivous Debility, Premature Decay, and oil
the effects OF youihfuI indiscretion, will, FOL
he sake Of suffering humanity. send free u
all W IN need il. tho recipe aud directions fo
making the simple remedy by which he wa
cured 8 ferers wishing TO profit bv th'
.dver,iser's experience. can do 90 by 3D.
dressing. in perfect confidence.
JOHN II. OGDEN, AZ Cedar
May 10. 1917. Street New York.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send
tfr-s Of chsrg") 10 all who desire II, The
prescription ~ih The directions for making
md us'na the simple remedy by which h.
was cured II lung affection and tths,
tread dis.s.e Consumption. His only ob
jsct IL 10 benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy
sc !, VIII cos, them nothing. and may prove
,sbisssine Psr,ies wishing the prescrip'
,ion. FREE. by rrturn fn.i'. viii p!sase I'D
drsss NEW EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 S,u,h Second Street,
Williamsburg. Kings c.. New York
May l8. l5SIy.
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WOlcOtt's EMslaunt
PAIN ANNlH1ILATOR

VIII cure hesds"..- in three minutes
Foothsche in short time. Neuralgia aud
Esrrche in five minutes. Cs,tsrh. snd its in
cidsnts il short ,i,ns No cure no pny II
directions sre f"iiowrd. Begin in time il
you would avoid CInsn,np tion.
j. A. MAHAN.
I.oogootss. Genr Agent iur lndisnn.
For -'ls in Jssprrhy N u. Boring and
Marin E-isdmsou, VII" h,v- ALEC Tor sale
Wolc"u'r B-nu'ifi-r FIR the Hair aud Skin
aud Smith Salvation S,lve. Warranted "a
give ss'i-fsctiun.
Juiv IL. 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

NOTICE il hereby given that the under.
~ sigaed have been appointed 70 settle
% the business Of the late firm OF koda'l'
s. MeisenheI,er and of Alois Kodalli. which
tsd accrued previous 10 the 9Th d'y ofJrn
1868. All reditors are therefore notified
to present their claims to 6. J.. juu for i'd
iuss caent; and the debtors are required u
&c me forward promptly and settle their In
and save cce,s.
GEO J.JUTT.
SJan. 17-3t II a. uoLruAUS'
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Furniture! Furniture
, The udersignsh respect.@

&y} - The udersignsh respectful
fully informs the publicJtl
,hs, he has now. and will constantly keep
on hand, or manufacture 10 ordsr, al the
latest and mos, fashionable varieties Of Fur
ni,ure, .nch az Wsrdrobes. Bureaus, Bed.
stesde. Tables. Lounges. and large assert.
ment Of chairs. Of the best styles. He 70.
specifically invites those desiring anything 10
bic line, TO call and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. - he 10 cond.
dent he can please them. at his new shop.
on the corner q the Public Squsse, west OF
the court houAe.
vov. %, 1867 JACOB ALLIES.
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cnlsrs contsiuicg notices and Endorsements
from lesding ministers OF all denominations.
Address ZEIGLrR, McCURDv g. Co..
Nol77 Wet Fourth ST., Cincinnati. 0.
Nov IS, '67-4mo