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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-16

CAN it be possible that over Five Million
Bottles of PLANTATION BITTERs have been
sold during the past year? 1t is almost in
credible, nevertheless it is absolutely true,
and is the most convincing proof of their
wonderful medicinal and health restoring
qualities. Every family should be sup
piled with these Bitters, at whatever cost
or trouble it may be to obtain them, Be
careful that you get the genuine, and that
you are not imposed uponby spurious ar
ticle. l...f.ra q t.-...s .-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-16

:. ~ The fiscal year of this State ended
on Saturday last. ~
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FILED SATURDAY.-The following GER
titicates of Incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State on Saturday:
Of the Cincinnati Harugari Building AS
sociation. organized for the purpose ofrais-
ing funds to be loaned among its members.
Capital stock s537, 900, in shares of S44s
each. Principal office In Cincinnati. A.
Reinhard, H Querner, }. .Selbert, F. Panh-
kuchen and j. V. Maescher are the corpor-
ators. 19.d
OF the Union Hat Company, organized
for the purpose of manufacturing hats and
caps. Principal Office in Monroeville, Hu-
ron county. Capital stock S1000O,i in shares
of $500 each. U. j. Lewis, K. Robey, E.
Wright, P. Ward and 81. L. Wilson are the
.corporators. -sr ras4s,-s
Of the Hooking Valley Coal and Salt
Company, organized for the purpose of
mining coal, ores, &C., and boring or dig
ging for salt. Principal office in Lancas-
ter. Capital stock 100000, in shares OF
$1,000 each. Thomas Ewing, II. H. Hun
ter, C. F. Steele, M. A, Dougherty, Thos.
Ewing, jr, and John A. Hunter are the
corporators.. 's32e s.5i.s5.'
OF the Toledo Union Street Railroad
Company, organized for the purpose of
constructing street railroad in the city
of Toledo. Capital stock $50 600. E. II.
Fitch, F. P. Brown, F. J. Scott, Robt. II.
Bell and j. X. Hamilton are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-16

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Colos ne, and sold at hall
the price. s., essl-
RNY-sept25 5-deod&wIycw a ra
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Sun Rises..... 90 20 Sun Sets-........ Al
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HowIand win Case.
Political,

The political organization known as the
Parker House Committee have nominated
| Geo. w. Messenger for Mayor.
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M,ss sounr1prR,s MArurr,-It Miss

MISS ScHNEIDER's MArNEE.-If Miss
Schneider ever had any doubt as to the
success of the matinee concerts to be given
by her, the large and fashionable audience
present at Naughton Hall on Saturday
must have completely removed them. We
doubt If more appreciative or fash
tonabie assemblage was ever seen in this
music-loving community. OF Miss
Schneider's ability we have already
spoken, and her playing on Saturday was
'ully up to her own high standard of ex-
ceilence. Mr.. VIM. Lott sang tenor solo
admirably. In duo with Miss Lathrop,
his voice exhibited a power and sweetness
we did not know it possessed. Mrs. l.. G.
Bailey won the highest need of praise for
the pleasing and sweet manner in which
she rendered her part OF the programme.
Many were the converts to our belief that
hers is one of the sweetest voices
In Columbus. The interest for us,
though, was in the singing of
Miss Lathrop. We had never heard
her sing. and yet had heard much in praise
of her style, cultivation and voice. To say
that she pleased us is to not half tell the
delight she afforded. Her voice is rich,
flexible and powerful, and seems
to have been thoroughly cultivated.
Without mannerism and seeming to
receive a portion of that intense
enjoyment she imparts to her audience, she
stands the very embodiment of our idea of
a cultivated, thoroughly artistic singer
Her singing of Kathleen Mavourneen never
was excelled. Every word was uttered
distinctly, the very accent retained. as an
elocutionist would read it, and every note
of the music uttered in harmony with the
words of Lady Morgan's divine ballad.
Miss Schneider has inaugurated series of
that must prove attractive and
Success attend all such
efforts, say we. al rn rsaf 80 yF
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Wedding

- - x wedding = i-1.-s. -ElsE
The wedding of Speaker Colfax and
Miss Wade takes place at Andover.
Ohio, on Wednesday next.
Seeking Employment.
rions States seeking Government employ
ment. Instead of increasing the depart
ments are diminishing their forces, and
therefore there is no prospect of success.
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Organization in So.
Louis.

AZ ~ ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.s
The Times of this morning says: About
thirty young men. under the leadership of
two or three old fllibusters, held meeting
here last night. and an Organization was
effected with view to raising recruits for
an eXneditiOn to Cuba.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The number of meteors seer here la
light exceeds 2,500 by actual count.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-16
The RecentTreafies.

The Herald's Mexican special says: The
Government deems it inexpedient to bring
before Congress the recent treaties drawn
Romero. Aar1 1fSE-7t 'scsd-.. sH-.=l
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oct 13-dtf
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@glo Statesnaar'.
LATbSF BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Official Report of Commodore
Sands ON the NIeteoric Display.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
The following is the official report from
Commodore Sands, Superintendent of the
Naval Observatory, in regard to the recent
meteoric shower, received at the Navy De-
partment this afternoon:
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DiacksERai,hing and Wagon
Making.

SO THE undersign. r>,-=r
y Cd returns his GcyHH
q thanks 10 the ~ssk'issss>faI1s
people Tor their liberal patronage heretofore
ana informs them that he will always en-.
deavor to meri, a continuation Of il. He ID
!" sl''imes prepared TO do 81 kinds OF black.
sn''h'ng, with The best material. lie will
also s''etd to building or repsirinu Wagon .,
bupgies. plows. &c. His charges will be
reasonable. and all work done ia The bep,
style.
u Special attention given 10 hcrse.sboeinp
Y Remember The place. West Main 81. cor.
ner OF Po'iersville e'reet.
Or' IL. '67-ly FELIX LAMBERT.
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The LADY's FRrEND.-The July No
Of this "Qneen OF Monthlies" open,
with beautiful engraving of Abra
ham and Hagar. Hagar and young
lIshmael are adrnirable-while Sarah's
ia re is a study. The double Fashion
Plate Of this nnmber-and the variety
Of other Fashions cannot fail ia
please the ladies. The Music ID the
little BRIDES Waltz"-the monthly
piece Of choice music is a great in.
ducement to take this magazine. The
literary matter Of this month is very
and cleea ant. as it always is.
The "Lady's Friend" is published by
Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia, at SO. so year
(which also includes a large steel en-
graving). "The Lady's Friend" and
and "The Saturday Evening Post"
S4.O0. Sample copies, Is cents. =,
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BOOK AGENT, w.,r,r

DOVA AGENTS WANrErS
To solicit orders for On. WILLIAM SM,ra,s
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. Tns
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Agents and Subscribers see that Won oet
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The Sprinefi ID Republican ssv.. this edi.
ton published BY Messrs. Burr e. Co. 10 tho
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The Congrecsticnalist says. whoever
wishes TO get, in the cheapest form, the best
Dictionary Of the Bible should buv this.
WE Also WAIT AGENTS Tor ELLlOT'S
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TERS AND MEMORABLE PLA CES OF
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For .,scrip'ive circulars wbh foil psrties.
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school Examination.

accordsnce aim The taw, "a Public Ey
nminH'ion ~ persons desiring to t..c'
Pobic Srhroir il Dubois cuun,,, will b.
ntid at The Srnooi Huu-e ~ District No. .
y" Jasper, Thur-day, July l6, ls6S.
Any person desiring 10 obtain license "a
leach Iess ihsn The sight branches :, a.ireo
~ 'sw uu-' first present a certificate from
ne Director Of DISTRICT cenifs nr 10 vt,
lection. and the branches d--ired to be
suph' daring The ensuing school term.
Teachers iDust bear in mind TIM, unde,
he new law no certificates iorfeschinr can
oe granted hereafter Al ptivste ,xsmina
ions. and II is therefore impor,an nj ,hs, the
mould attend the Public Examination. a. d
o'ing with them certificate of moral char
,c:er from their 'ssrective Trustees.
Al STRAIN. School Examiner.
June &c, 6S-3
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10 Whom e May CONCERN.
POOR FARM AND JAZZ Lot

Office is hereby q ven ,hs, tho Bos,d
OF County Commissioners OF Dub, /.
Conn'y, v ell 10 The loves, sponsible
o'dder' at the Court House in Upper, on
MONDAY. Sept. z, 1868.
the keeping Of The psupers OF said county
tor twelve months, the successful bidder 10
i've on snd have the use OF tho county isrm
Notice IL 'ur'her given that ,he Board viii
on he ssme day receive proposals.. from
owners Of io's in jasper, desiring 10 eel, The
sam", 'or me purchase by the county OF q
.n'tso'e lot on which 10 ercct.s Couo'y jan.
Inc proposals must s'a'e tho Iocstion Of the
lo'. and the loves, price.
by order ~ tho Board.
HENRY MAUNTEL, SHERIFF
June 90, 1868
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Judlcial Contention.

We publish to-day call for Ju
dicisl Convention, tor this district t
be held at Jasper on the 18th Of Au
.gnst. This il in accordance with Tho
instructions Of our Comfy Conven
iioo. and the expressed wish of the
Orange County Central Committee
through ito chairman, Mr.. Coningore
the Oldest Democratic editor in the
District, aud also the wish CT Craw.
ford comfy as regards the time. We
notice the RocKport Democrat pub.
lishes call for convention at Can.
aelton, on the 18th of July, on the
authorization Of Maj. De Ia HINT. We
should like to know from whom the
gallant Major derives his authority
70 call q convention, and tx the time
and place. Perhaps during bis ser.
vice in the Army as an officer. he be-
came 60 enamored with the bene tits
Of one man.power as to imagine it is
best urder all circumstances, and 90
takes 1t upon himself to dictate to the
rest Of The District. II this is the case
he had better name the candidate at
once, without the tronble OF Con.
ventIon, and try his success. We are
,satberof the opinion that the DeEnoc.
rcy Of this county would sooner vote
for . declared Republican for Judge
than submit to be dictated to by any
ono man, after having formally, inI
Convention, expressed their wishes inI
the premises. Go on with your cart
81 you think there is no hereafter, and
$500 Democratic majority thrownon
the other eide will do you no harm.
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The CRoPs.-The farmers OF Du
bois county are now in the midst o
harvest. The wheat, generally, is re-
ported as something better chan ar
sverige crop, and the barley is very
tair. Hay is not quite 90 heavy ero,r
% usnsl. Hands are found at from
$1.25 to e1.50 Q day for moving to
&i.75 and 80 for Graders, where the
~orkis not done by machines. We
1osiee however that large numbers Of
our farmers are this year buying them.
aelses seapess aud mowers. They
ought, also, to supply themselves
With wheat drills Tor this Falls use.
The weather 10 very hot and dry, and
corn and potatoes ara suffering for!
rain,
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On the stand as one IT the Secretsrie,
10 The District Convection, .lhs, met II, hi,
place on Thursday last. we noticed S,mue
r. Pslner. ediicr cfihe Petersburg Tribune
Palmer vas a memaer of the Sixty tiun Ia
diana Rsgimeot. aol deserted was,ried by
Court Manual. and sentenced 10 serve Oh,
The remainder. OF his enlisinen,. .on thu
breast works At Lou sviIe. Ky, with ball
and chain attached 10 his leg. lie is one OF
the lovsl ones who assisted in nominating
Gen James c. Veatch for Congress ia this
District. Princeion Democrat.
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1t 10 said that smong two million OF
people BY whom Yeddo. in japan. IL inhsb
lied. there IL not q becgar in the streets not
"a dv0nksrd. not rufisn. The women are
bssn,iful. the men robus. snd enerRetic. there
10 no trouble shout fsshions, education 10
universal. books ere pleu,iful-,ho0gh ,heie
are no newspapers; life 10 s'mple and sssy.
nArrisge Is univsrssl, aud children 20 naked.
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EncoSsIRucrlos "A Till almitiiu:
Arkansas into the Union again ph,
RAIDS now acknowleds &c her secession
|act valid, passed both branches o
Congress last week. was vetoed l.,
President Johnson for its unconsiitu
'tionality and injustice 10 the whit,
race, aud was passed again over thS
veto ~ a strict party vote, and the
Senators and Representatives elected
ley the negroes OF that State were
sworn in rs members OF Congress. 4
bill wasalso puttlrongh both branches
ny party vote re.admitting North
Carolina, South Carolina. Alabama.
and Georgia. tour nf the original col :.
Ionies which brought the Union into
existence. and also the States OF
Louisiana and Florida. into ii Tn.
ion, npon the fundamental condition
that the social and political equality
OF the darkies in those States with
their white fellow citizens, shall new.
er be questioned by the authorities of
either OF the States. This bill was
also vetoed by the President. and
passed over his veto, and Congress
now only awaits the pleasure OF the
negro mem bers OF Congress voted for
by the American citizens OF Atri /
can Descent" in those States, 70 in
aagurate new era Of legislation inl
'his country, which shall be partici |
lated in and shaped by Sambo, Di-
bah and the other long heeled, sweet
scented. kinKy.headcd intelligent lead
'fs OF Grant and Cofax. and their q eat
'arty OF moral ideas and obscene. dls :,
equitable practices. What a splendid
ountry this will be when its desti-
'ies and policy shall be shaped by the I
gnorart and brutal plantation hands
t the South, incIted by their lusts {
email desires, and vengeance, with
irant and Coliax supple tools to carryl
ut their wishes. Whew! Nary time.'I ;
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TAxrso Uslrrp srar.s ron,s -porinu

TAXING CsirIp SrATts Gc..s - Dprin.
poned by Congress. Mr.. Hubbard. Of Wesl
VUeinis. offered u nsw section to tex Uni
ted States Interest basring bonds Whether
hsld by any person. bank. association, cen
panv of corpors'iop, one PER cent. per M.
nun. Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana. proposed n
substitute taxing uoiied S a,es inJs one
and half per cent. per annum. r j'c,ed
- IL ~ Mr.. tlubbsrd'a proposition wac
also ri 'cted The vote was Of strictly
party character. Every Democra, voted
tor. and every radical against. Iris shows
conclusivsly ihst The people can expect no
relief from the present Congress.
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ARRESTED. Sheriff Mauntel ar
rested on Tuesday last, Mr. Elijah NJ
Pirile, the Young man who killed Mr..
James S. Miller, the attache OF Slows
Show. on Wednesday OF last week
and which We noticed in last weeks
Courier. He was arrested in Pike
county, about four miles from Wins
low, and is now confined in our coun.
y Jail. The verdict of the Corouer's
inquest on the body OF the murdered
man will he fonnd in another column.
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PEEIopIcALs.-The June No. Of tn,
s'World at Home" has been received
and is an excellent number. TIL,
frontspiece, die PyramiJen Bey
,Gizeh" is fine specimen of art, and
tie literary matter is unsurpassed -
The publication Of the Jane No. was
somewhat delayed, on account of a
change OF prop,ictors. itnow enter.
upon its second volume. Price So a
year. Address Isaac Z. Rose & Co..
STA Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
The July No. Of The Nursery the
best magazine for youngest readers in
the world, is on our table. With this
number new volume begins. and
nothing has been spared to make it
attractive TO the little folks. For
children just beginning to read it is a
great help, and source Of amusement.
81 50 a year. Address John |,
Shorey. IL Washington Street, Bos
ton, Mass.
"The Little Corporal" published
by Alfred l.. Sewell. al Chicago, etill|
maintains its well earned reputation
as No. One monthly for young folks.
and old folks, too, for that matter, for
while the reading is designed for
it has merits that adults may
81 a year.
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CORONER'S INQUEST

IlCE - hereby given hat s'an il
~ qnrri held hy The undersigned Corn
: 'er of Dubols county. Indi,no. or The bot,
lof one james s. Muller, found dpsd IN ~
town OF HuniinQbnrc. The following verde
was returned nv the jusy:
/ We. The UNDERSIGNED Juror. s,op.nnele,
and sworn on tn o5 h dsy jane 1861 !.
The township NJ Ps,oks. and county ~ ~,
! bois. BY Reinhsu Rich. C ronsr o. 90,
county. 10 inquire snd trna pre.aoimrh
MAKE In wha' manner and by whom Jane.
allii.r, whose body was found ., lInrtfny
burg on The 24'h day Of June, 1868. cam.
to 'liis death. Af'er having heard the evi.
d'nee and examined the body We d.. fin,
i,ha' The DECEASED came 10 his DEAN B..
violence. ard that said hody hns uDon /, ,Ls
follow ing marks md wounds: Two cu,.
on the vortex If the skull, one siab In IN.
hip penetrating the abdomen. cau-inc denrl
IN lew minutes, together with n numhe,
OF DINER GUS, all supposed to be done witt
= sharr instrument or bnrchar knif.. hv one
r. yah Al PiFtle mud which the i,,y d. fiaf
cAosed The immediate death oi .aid per,oI
Whose BODY Yves found rs aforssstd. onr
We further report hist IN. ,ina nan, of ssif
person IL "a above given: ,ha, n, ,h.
time ~ hi- ds,h he was ahou, % ys,r.
Of ses. that b. was of dark compl.x ior
spare made. about six Zee, high. scar or
the right cheek, the name 81 s,ia persn,
we on ''s right srm in HUE ink, (Jamss s
Alilier) that when he died he was dressed
~ black striped pan'aloors, whit. shirt. on.
pair OF boots. aud had IN. his person one
pocket book containing 10 cents
Given under our hands ,hi. 25lh day o.
JnIe. 1868
Ihomss En!ow Herman nieckmann
II s Baker John Borm,n
george Schwartz Martin f Meyers
Jacob Frcmm Jacob Halter
John Berger Adam Hausr
= Il Ahrens Harvey Vond;vpr
Jurors.
RE1NHART RICH, Coroner
July 3. '6S-3y
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SEWING MACHINES.
FINklE & LYON.
SEWING MACHINE CO.,

NO 6S7 BRoAD.AY. NEW Yosx.
A Local Agent wanted In every iovn;
aIsc, hsvrI'ng sgen,s TO ,sppoin, ,ocs
agents throughout tho country. LibersI
Cash compensation paid. A s1leaaid pay.
lDg bssiness. Send for circulor,
Fob 81, '6s .6m-H s &Co
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The election i'll Mississippi as tar
as heard from, gives the Democrats
5000 majority. Returns come in
steady and the Democrats are san
guipe OF success. while the radicals
claim there IS frauds being perpetra-
ted.
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INTEREST," OF TRUST FUNDS.

, ate al iao',na. Dab j. coun'y..s
YhSUE od,rsifn,d. Auditor !, ard for AHA
n cpnn'y OF D,nnis w,ulf ,,soeci,u,lv
r-p'rl 10 he Hon ru,td o, coun,y Con-
'n--in"sr.. she TO- lov my ~ the receipts a.a
x0'" d''nf"s 81 he lnirfs-t % ,hr Tru-s
r nnot from h" H. d@g o' J,ne. 1867 70 the
5isid'y OF Nay. 1868, turh asys inclusive.
RecfipIs
'h'rs was on hsnd ,G- 1t div ~ Yunc
4So'' M sun q 1915 s.
tDsfs ms been received he
Ia towing .unls On ;fe III o..
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IL he Richmond. Virginia. CITY
Connect refused an al preparation ior
music and tire works on the Fourth
OF July.
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Fer Governor.
THOMAS A. nESDRlCKs, Of NJ arisn.
For Lieu'~nsr, Governor.
ALFRED p. EpGERTON.of Allen.
Foe Secretary OF State.
REUnES c. ElSE. OF Booze.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH Y. BEMUSDArFER, Of rrsnklin
For Trtssuser OF S,Se,
JAMES B. RYAN, Of Marion.
Err C'erE OF Suprems Court,
NOAH s. AROSE. OF Cass.
For Reporter Of Sapreme Court.
II. A o. PACKARD. II Marshall
Fyv Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
JOHNR. PHILLIPS, Of Dsvisss.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYpOOf. Of Pu,nam.
For Congress, Second District,
MICHAEL C. KERR. \.
Fur Safe Senator.
W. II. MONTGOMERY.
For Join, Rep. Of Merlin end Dubois.
LEROY CAVE.
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Young Mems Democratic Ratification
Meeting.
The Yonns Mems Democratic Club
OF cambridge Tp., will hold q ratiti.
cation meeting OF tho National nom
in.es at the Court House in Jasper,
on Saturday night, July II, 1865
Messrs. LEROY CAVE and a. II. MI
LEE, Esqs., have been invited, and
wilt be present to address the meeting.
Turn ont. Dem ocrats. and let us start
the ball rolling lively. The ladies
are invited to attend.
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Tctsl %13s.a OF
All Of which IL respectfully submitted.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN. Ado.
June IL 1861 tN t.tf
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The Judicial Convention!
For this Judicial District, will be held
at JASPER, on
rYYY-ncy,

This day is tix,d upon as the bcs,
and most convenient to the greatest
pnmber. We accept jasper and the
18th OF Aug, as the better day after
sdviselneut With majority Of the
counties.
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COUNTY rRGAuaGG'S REPORT.

Sute VI Iutisna. Dubois County. SIS:
FSNiE lundersgne', Treasurer Il said coun.
n ~, would report 10 the Hon. Board o
County Commissions that the tllowi ng ~ q
rn- exhioi, OF the receipts nndrxpendi nres
OF said cuun,y from tie l..h-.isy ot Novsm
Der. 1867 TO The 3lsl d., .! Hsy, 1868. both
aays inclusive.
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