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OFFICE CuIEP CuNHIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
nErANrMRNI nR MAsHINnTnN. Z

OFFICE CuIEp CoNHIssARY OF SUBsIsrEScE,)
NErARTNEST or WAsHIsGTOS, :
WAsHIN"r"S, b. C., February q, lS6s, J
Sealed proposal, IA duplicate, Will be received Al
the office OF BTeN"t Lieutenant Colonel r. Wilson, C.
$, U, s, A.; Baltimore, Nd, on THURSDAY. March
II, 1853, at II In. for all the
FRESH BEEF
required At Fort McllenGy, Md for SIX months from
April !, 1863 such less time a. the CUmmlssary Cen
eraI Of subsistence may direct Tue Beef 10 be de.
ivcred there the order VI the acting "
Subs lsence at that place. Of good and marketable
quS equal proportions Of fore and bind quarters.
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered to be OF the
fourth yertebral Joint. and the breast trimmed down
The shanks Of fOTe-q to be cut from three
four inches above the knee joint and Of h nd quarters
from six 10 eight Inches above the ganbrel or hook
olnt
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for tho fol
nlment Of the contract,
Proposals must be endorsed, "Proposals for Fresh
serves the right TO reject any bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirement.. payments, &c, &c, as
heretofore. 49, - - r
m1-6t G. BELL, Chief G, 5.
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BY THE rREf FR5SfA SffHE UNITED STATES


- =, PkOCLAaATiON -
For the Sale n pdind1k Lands IN the STATE 81 Kan
sns ana DHhin the Limits Q the Usage indian
Csssions under Jrsaty r. 6eptsmeer 18th. 1865,
ionh Tie Great and Ltfte Usage Indians.
In pprsuanee Of law. !. 1spnEw JoHSsoS, Presi'
dent Of the United States Of America, do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales will be held
at the under mentioned land once In the State Of
sa,, at the periods hereinafter desi9nated to,Hit:
1T: Asto the Public Lands AZ the Land Once a.
HUMBOLDT, KANSAS, commencing on FRIDAY
the frst day or Nay merit for the disposal OF the
lands situated within the following designated town
ships and parts OF townships lying within the limits
Of The eesson under the hrst article OF the Aforesaid
South ofe5dse line and sqst Of TIE sfrth principal
mertdl1n
Fractional townships 2S q, %, o. 20. 81. 50, 50.
And ~, OF ranEeH.
Fractional township d, townships q, q, % 30, 81
=, ~ and ~, and fractional ownships 70 Of range IS
Fractional township %, townships q, u, .. ", 81
~, Ky and ~, and fractional ownship ~, Of range 10
Fractional township %, townships y, q, ~, 20, 81,
-, ~, -, and fractional township -, Of range 20
Fractional nships -. u, y, %, -, 81, ", 81, 81,
%, Of range q.
I'd, For the sale OF the following described trust
lands a. he same place, commencing on SATURDAY.
the lUh day Of Nay nert, for the disposal OF certain
trust lands, situated within The iolowiny tow nshPs
mentioned treaty.
South oJthe base line and east the sfr
= ueridfan
p..,,, ,ulI" os ~ 90 N t,
r,ii .n nships N ~ -, "A 1sga.
,rirttonS ; s1whI 81 " % ana ~ anu
HScuonAi YWhshlP ~, ~ 81 iAnke n, m 49,, m -
fractional township ~ townships ~ u and ~, and
rtrG.iSnIaI s9wn.hip ~ q range range h ,7 &c
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WAsHiSdroS, February II, ls63
On the petition Of WARREN Gale. Of Peek skill, New
York, praying for the extension OF a patent granted
to him the l2h day Of September, 1854 for an Improve
ment In Straw Cutters for years, from the ex.
praton Of said patent, which takes place on tho lgt
day Of September, 1868:
Il is ordered that the said petition bo heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the I'd day OF June
next; at L. o'clock. and all persons are not ned 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in
the Patent Office their objections, specially forth In
writing, ut least toenty days before the day Of heRring
al testimony filed by either party, to be used at the
ance with the rules VI the office, which will be furnished
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony must be hicd IN the Office toenty days before the
after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in tho
g., aud in the Atlas, New York, N Y, once a week
for three successive weeks the hrt said publications
TO be at least sixty days previous to the day OF
A. N. STOUT,
fels-Tu3t Acting Com mi ssiouer OF Patents
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Railroad Routes.

,rHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK
IwAsHIsaroS, Jan. 6, ls5T-nooa. W
Trains between Washington and New York now
run rs follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears.
Leave daily Except sunday at 7+5 m, II 20 and
D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeept sunday at J. ga m. Il Is and
g. 20 and D. IN.
on SUNDAY,
I cave for New York and Philadelphia At 100 p. m.
onl j.
eepIng cars for New York % p. m train only.
ton be had at the Station oce at all hours In the
day
,e Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
sch edule between Washington Baltimore Annapolis,
the West j. J.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. ~ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO s. KOOSTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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GIDEON Ill TELLEs.
DK0POsNLs FOR TIE IMPROv ENEYT OF THE
L bES MONIES RAPIDS OF 1.'HE Mississippi
RIVER.


XIV Ek.
UEirrnsTAIEs,E En- dIxEEas oppIrr,t
xoTiER IifG rs GCTjIS ,SE1.;,FE sS e. ''''
Scaled proposals Will he re' lived by the Undersigned
Al the United state, Engin Ger olicc, 10 the city Of
au4 materials IeGa!Ted If nc sonstractoa ofiwo IN
lex ana one SaEpa IK iE The canal bow process"
Tie locks . Is i fset iSqs between aScp'. and
So6sIrgctcd Of arst.' lass eat:,t@4s masonry
The first lock, To- ated al KcokuE Will Ge lOl, feet
TS see"nd oe Viii BE- SbnS /, mile, above tho
4rst with iet lit, aud win be protected from the
The guard lock viii be lncated at the head Of tho
canal at ashyiilc. aud will DO protected BY the
separst" proposals On duplicated must DO made for
Tue ''''' sC La "iI'"sToyE AND CEMENT.
The proposal, under this head must specify the
prices At ''A " GLR Ss' i~RoS1 '' ae''''fed
PT%9 mg,5 5.i 1aS EIfG per P%sPS at which
GLASs iIf1CfiaBER
toa.snI iset, ~, tw PSh such .i@TSf As may Be-
required ""' C CL GAAtsss'fFyyi- -L,BoR
This class Will Include ne haiing, draining. and
Efr4 p OF r nITtSFas IT," lex TS4
masonry, building the necessary protection WALL,
aud constructing .uces or CnvGrt' around I'd tho
proper "xccation d III" work.
for TG Zach and every cs and m w Be-
made on each class separately, without regard to az
No more than one proposition will be received from
the sam" party for tn" same class,
Each bid must contain a written or printed guar
auty signed by responsible persons, aud certified
10 by Uultrd States Government UicrT or other
responsible p'T.uU known to this Office, that the party
or parties 6Iddngwill II awarded tho contract. for
the classes upon which they bid, into CONTRACT,
with the Government, or make good the difference be-
tween them and the next highest bidder.
The names Of the persons proposing must be
written uuI IN full with their places Of residence and
post Office address
PIaHs, mab-, aud specifications and all necessary
papers VIII be ready Tor examination at tn" United
States Engineer. uthrr at keokuk, Iowa, for httceu
days prior 10 the date uf letting
Blank iUrn~ Tor proposals WILL he furnished upon
application AT thts ulUre.
PorsOns PROPOSING To- contract requested to visit
aud examine the locations Tor the locks before sending
in their bids.
Contracts under either Of tho aforesaid classes will
include more VI the Locke, may be- con sidcred
most advantageous to the Government
The Government reserves the right reject any and
all bids. printed copy II this notice -huuld BE- al.
tlrhrd 10 each bid
Proposals must he addressed to the undersigned at
Krukuk, Iowa, and should be Endorsed Proposals for
Labor and Materials for the Locks for the Improve.
In"ut Of the Des MOncs Rapids,
j. II. WILSON,
Lieut. Col 18th Infantry,
lnh5-ti Brevet Mai Gen. L. s. A.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

i DIsTRIoT OF COLuMBIA,ss
At tho city OF washin the th day OF February.
ISIS Tho Undersigned hereby giyes p3!se q ms ap:
city OF Washington, within said District, who has
been adIudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by
GEO. MASON,
Attorney at.Law. City Hall
fe27rTh3t Assignee.
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pEOr0,ALs ION FREsH BEEF.

OFFIGb GRIEF C0gsIssARI srBslsTRScE.(
RICHMOND, VA. February %, ISIS &
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
the Office Of Breyet Colonel o. Bell, c, 5, Z s. A.
- street, Washington, d. c. on MONDAY, MaTcI
10, ls6S, AT l., m. g., for all tho
FRESH BEEF
req at Alexandria Va for mo from An ril
!, lss, or such les. time the ComnIs.ary Gen srai
" Subsistence may direct The Beef to be
there On the order of the Actilg Cgmmssary Of Sub.
sisene" at that places Of good aud marketable qua
ty, IN equal proportions OF fore aud hind u
Inecks, shanks. and kidney talow to- be excluded.
The nocks OF the cattle slaughtered to be of al the
Iourth Serebril Joint and tho breast trimmed down
h" shahks OF raI to be cut from three TO four
inches above the knee-IOint, and Of hindquarteTs
Joint
Bidders requested to be sspo nd to their
bids, and be prepared 10 give bond. Tor the
Of their contract.
PryposAIs must be indorsed 4isdnctly. "Propo.aI.
for Fresh Beef, at Alexandra. Va. ~
for good cause.
heretofore. '' -
BY command Of Bvt. Maj. Gen. J. NJ. schoh.ld.
c, b. PESROsE
na2l ~ BNt Lieut. Col and Chief g. 2.
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nErARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STAIRS PATENT OYFIcg
WAsHISuToS, February an lsfe

WAsHISuToS, February ~, 1865
On the petition GEORlET BIUELOw, administrator
q tho estate OF SAMUEL NCoIsoS deceased Boston,
Mass praying for the extension patent 10
the said SANCBL NICHOLSON the Sth day OF AuKu.t
1854, for an Improvement in Wooden Pavements for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place on tho Sth day Of August, 1885;
Is ordered that the said petition be hear I'd At the
Patent Ohce on MONDAY, the 9th day OF JuIy
next at u clock m aud all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, { any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted. WY "
Person. opposing the extension requ lred TO hlo
me ratont once their objections, special " forth
S tGTIn@ny aSd By either party used a. he
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mohy must DO hed In the Office OsntV days before the
ny od hearing tho arguments, any, within ten days
after Hing the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
FEruBIIGAs and the intsiiiOencsr, Washington, D.
Tor three successive weeks the nfst q said
to DO at least sixty days previous to the day q
A. NJ STOUT,
fe25-WSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED srATRs PATENT oPPIcB,

" NuIoN, 10, 1855,
On tho petition Of ELIAS lSuRAHAN, OF Bristol, Con-
sectcut pray for extension Of patent granted
" him the Sd day Of December, 1861, for improve
ment In Design for Clock Case for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
tho Sd day Of December, 1865:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Onlcc on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October
next at II o'clock, IN. aud gil persons arc notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to 1le
IN the Pacnt Office their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least toentv days before the day
Of hcaringi all testimony ned by either party, to DO
used ~ the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mtcd accordance with tho ulos OF the Office. hieh
Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
Gony. must be filed IN the Office tl0snty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments II any, within tea
days after hling tho testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be Published In the
c., aud in the Courdnt Hartford, Connecticut, Jnoe
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
day Of hearing A. NJ. STOUT,
'alo-w3t Acting Commits ioner nf pAtents
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( COLUMBIA DISPENsARY, FOR WOMBN AND
" CHILDREN,
Corner VI Fourteenth and N streets,

This Dispcnsary is In connection with Columbia
Hospital aud is opened for the treatment Of out DOR
patients, who arc supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free,
Patients who About to be ned and desire 10
BIO attended nj their own homes, but who are unable
10 pay for the services Of competent medical praei
TONER, will be furnished with Inedi attention free
by leaving their names and address at the Hospital
W ith the mAtrOn
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Leave Tunnels store Monday and Friday
At3pm.
Arrive at Dngsboro, by pm.
2s29 From Seaford, by Middleford, to Concord,
miles and back, three times week,
Leave Seaford Monday, Wednesday and
Friday on arrival Of cars-say . p m.
Arrive at Concord by 0 p m.
Leave Concord Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at TO- 80 m.
Arrive at Seaford by 1890 y m,
Proposals also invited for more frequent ser
vice.
$3.50 From Laurel, by loves Cross Roads, Gum
boro', Sheppafdsyille and WhAleysville, to
Berlin, 323. miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Laurel Monday and Friday ct $50
pm.
Arrive at Berlin by l0pm.
Leave Berlin Tuesday and Saturday at m.
Arrive at Laurel by 2.30 p in.
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NAVY DEEsRre
WAsuINnInx. EnLrnurr n 4

wAsHIN1ToS, February Is, ISIS, I
Sealed Proposals will be received until the Dth OF
March, at u clock noon, for tho purchase Of the fol-
lowing vessels.
Ar rnE wAsnIXGroS YARr. The MahOpae, sauEus,
CascO, and Chino.
Al New ORLEASs. The wlnn.bago, Manhattan,
CaIawba, ManayURk, OneUta, TipPecanoe, Chick.
saw, anS hiehapOn,
The proposals will state the prices that III be given
Tor the vessels In their present condition and wit,
such fittings as are now attached to them The yesse A,
can be and all necessary Information concern n,
them will be given by the eommaIdanIs OF the "a.
lions
The right is reserved to reject any or all Of thu. pr
posa-, II their acceptance is not for the interest Of ihc
Government
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money " IN h. re.
guired within three days after notification Of the ae-
ceptance Of proposal, 10 be forfeited in Of non
completion u the purchase and the bAlap e. upon the
ma delivery of tue vessel.
Tho proposals should he Endorsed, - sroposal. for
GIDEON 'GEILEs
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Mondays, from 70 i............,..Prof T. Howard.
Wsdnesdays, from Ito i........PTof Thompson.
Columbia Hospital is open for the reception OF Pres
Patients upon orders OF tho Honorable Secretary Of
the lnterior Such orders for admission can be OBJ
talned OF the Surgeon .in- chief Dir. j. THOMPS0NAt
bis Office, ISL street, between Twentieth and Twenty
hTst IanRdI.
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WILMINGTON, AND BALTl.
MORE RAILROAD.

Agent. Nhnnkton
PHhADEIrHlAAto k El kksIiRG&S' AND DAITl'
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 18Th, 1873.
Tr1lus for Baltimore and Washington leave PhlA-
ia m, Express (Mondays excepted \ IL IS a m I.
Express; 90 p. m, Express; and H. p. m Er.
Way Mail Train for Baltimore stsBA. m.
TEAMS RkGM BAtTlA9RE To w,I PaahtpELPHA
SD m h1preSs:u SUNDAY TRAIN.
A'i Is n = md, ~ 2, PPi,,,d.,Dh,,,smm
ESsSs Baltimore iSr Eyy%$%r%T IS :: i%;;..,..,
1867 rEyssrG2EEkkAA TI ROUTE 1867
TO THE sFEgd s sGHRbt HfD
On aud amer NAY 2iIh. 1857, trains will run as fol.
Warrington ,Ssn Baltimore l; ;dS Pm
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace st,to-rOom. day
Tive hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Throngh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and Fits
PGsssnser. ~ ii. route from Bartina1e have tho
fS STs age no Of rRRk all changes IN UNION DE-
Tickets by this route can be prscured at the ofcc,
corner Of sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable Information will be
s'RRR G Te EP Ase ST Pitts
Corner Sixth" apS Penn; syen@Se,,
I'd. S. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, ~,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tsp, between wAsTEGTTSN sRa
! and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
POR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at co. ~, aud l2 n
y. aud W, u, and g. Is p, IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at I Goa N. and 2 70
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at Is and a. NJ. and at % and IS p. N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 1t ! 90 and SOP, N, No train to or FROM An
hApO''' Oh sunday on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
L'a''H'H%tf J 4. W w ts srHTISSyg m
Leave at T. IS a. m. and 70 and g. Is p.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and sunday. at l. Is
On sunday, si4 30 and Is IN. only, con nect ng at
Relay station with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
Through pckets to tho West be had at the Wash.
ingOn Station Ticket Once at all hours In the day.
for New York, philadelPhia,, and Boston. see adj
Master Of Tr'SSIpeG55iitgES .
General Ticket Agent
GEO. &. kOONTz,
General Agent Washington
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HENATi9nfNhhrhpo,r COMPANY
81 w&4shiSdToS. b. e..
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
For the safe keeping under guarantee OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS. SPECIE,
JEwELRY, CASH BOXES.
SILVER PLATE. VALUABLE PAPERS.
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of vsiuables, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
iSsIDH OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR.PRooP VAULTS.
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AvLSuR.
DIRECTORS:
BFSwP r. D Cooke SeG p W . Mss' wv Ey.
aS S B + snydsT, Sstsahel Wilson
!, r. BROWN. President
GEORGE E VA us TSS Ff;;$fSs Treasurer
BP SNYDER, scsresaTyi o,,o,,.
p, G N, h''N-f'0m o ''o'A' = !" sai:a
IAY COOKE 4 o.,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TrErRRAsoHr'
buy and soil at eurrOu. market rate. aud keep con.
stautiy on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN TillRTIEs,
aud
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Order. for Stocks Bonds. &c, executed, aud CVllec-
tons made on all accessible points
sApl-dtf
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Financial.
IRsT NATtoNAL BANK

EIRsT TIoNAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. Cooks, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. } President.
W. s. HuSrIsorss, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l'ru STREET. DEPOSITS rHs rREAsunr DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United States.
NONE MILLION DOLLARS. ga
We buy and sell all glasses Of GOVERNMENT
sECURI TIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THB PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAvoRABLETERMs.a nd give cAssvrL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND Firms,
and to any other bushes. entrusted to Is.
PULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times eheerfuliy furnished.
VS.. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsHISoroS, March -. 1870 mhI.du
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-18

For skating purposes, at the northerly part Of
virginia city, near the powder house, We are
nrepsred 10 accommodate ell deslrous OF indulg.
ine In this graceful amussm MT and health giving
exercise. The Ice is kept In tho most perfect
order and properly lighted for evening parties.
n ntes and skatin 4 furniShed for one dollar.
SIMPSON 4 KERRIN, Propristors.
virginia city, Doc. 30, 1867. drSou
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charges Mt San Francisco Rates.
dr2itf Il. HARRIS.
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For the Jssper Courier.
OTwELL. Inn. .Tnlv TX ,ca

OrwELL, ND, July II, '6S.
EDIroR CoURIER:-Sls-I notice .
statement in the Courier in which yo,
40 Mr.. Ferguson injustice. His ora.
non on the 4th i''st., At this place, was
delivered in the morning. and gave
onence to no one that | am aware Of
and in the evening one yourg Mr..
cooper, from your county, went SO
!sF estrsy a. to make . radical speech,
merely raising quite q breeze Of in.
o!Rnation among both parties. The
Republicans then recalled Nj. Ferru.
con, 10 order to disown Cooper
speech for the party. Which he did in
. very handsome manne and to the
,atisisction Of both political parties
While We are no friend Of M Fer.
Huson. politically, VIC can afford inl
his particular case, to be honest and
give the man justice. PIKE.
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TIE Juneau CONVENTION. tn.
'Conventinn tor this Common Plea,
District. was held ct Cannelton M
week, and we are glad to notice thai
everything went OF harmoniouslv.-
lodge Laid was the unanimone
choice Of the Convention for r.. elec.
ton g Judge, which shove the bieh
estimation be 10 held in BY the people
Of bis district. Although he Va
talked Of - probable candidate for
Congress in the First District. the
people determined 70 give him the
nomination for Judge first, and thps.
II possible. secure HE services.
Mr.. BosxirK, Of Psoli, who WA
nominated for Prosecutor, 10 spoken
OF e . young man Of energy and a
good deal Of ability. We presume
the Rsds will hardly deem L worth
while to nominate . ticket sgaiust)
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lar parlor Magazine has won for itseI
90 enviable place in the esteem d
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only equaled by ito variety. lite bipl,
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mas won. 1t is marvellous that pre-.
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mat books and newspapers are the
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ATTORNEY AT LAw.-We WELDON,
!, TO our town, and circle At the bar. M
3. a. Boyles, whose card will BE-
found 10 our paper. Mr.. Boyles, is 9
native OF this county, HE father hav.
ing been one Of the first settlers in
ratoka Tp., and has q host Of &C.
qua;ntances and friends. He has been
practicing his profession in lllinois for
'ome time. bat bss returned to bis
earliest "Hooeier" love.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

ANNorACEAENrs. LIN our anuou nee
'nent column Tor cand idates will thi
week BE- found several additions NJ
Asthnr Berry 10 before the people :,
|: candidate for County Sarvsyor.-
Nc. d. has long been Q teacher ia ON,
county and IL we'll known in q lsres
portion Of it, and his qualifications
Tor the o&cs to which hs sspires are
admitted BY oil who know him. Ne
10 one Of the soldiers Who repudiatee
the radical doctrine that be tonight
three years to elevate the negro above
tue white race.
Il. Rich 10 announced @ . capdi. !
date for Sheriff. Az . drum mer bow
ioe tonr years in the gallant old 97th|
Indiana, be acquitted himself credit.
ably, and bic iriends think be can
'erve bic couotry 10 another Office
'qua!ly we'll.
Joseph Horny, . soldier who lost
me Of bic arms on the hard contested
leid Of Chicamangs, 10 out for Land
appraiser He hss been Assessor of.
is township for several years, and .
ave general satisfaction.