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93x %; Michigan Southern, s1k . s7,s; Cleveland
and Pnsburg, o.. 92X; Rock Island, o6k . oeh;
Fort Wayne, 9oK 99ll Northwestern 6oK 5oh; do.
preferred, Tx 73H; Psciac Mail, ll3k ia; West
srn Union Telegraph $50 3sH; Ohio and Mississippi
certificates, BIZ ak.
There was renewed activity 10 the market for mining
shares, but this appears to DO entirely owing to con-
ccrted action the part OF few brokers and other pro-
fsssona operators, Who been carrying the various
speculative aarss for months tsst during which
there has been demand Tor them. The activity In
railway shares has induced thcso holders to the
manipulation OF their fayorts gld, silver and copper
stocks with view 10 getting The street to deal In thom;
bu, the temptation to do by strong, con-
rldsripg that most them OF very doubtful value
although may DO selling considerably below It.
Inc public had, therefore, better carefully avoid
these stocks, unless 10 toso cases wbero they know
and Kashsd with tho character Of the property they
may buy AT the frat board Consolidated Gregory Gold
closed &C. higher than at the Same time yesterday sell.
ing at IS 60 La Crosse Cold &c. lower, sailing at
a7c.; New York Gold loc, selling a, soc. waikiki Lead
&C., selling at &c. Smith parmslss 1oc selling Al
50 Is. Davidson Copper sold nj 500
Tho market for storing exchange quiet and steady,
while for oon.ineptai bills IL was heavy. During tins
week bills England have been drawn to the amount
OF about million and quarter against shipments OF
rve.twcnties and ten-forue1 Although the leading
drawers ask 11ok for their sterling at sixty days.
buyers arc unwilling TO pay ihls rate, and
re tendency Ia slightly towards = lower range.
The total imports at this por. in 1867 valued AZ
s252 sis as In gd against $500 1874 In 1854 The
total sxpors In tho year we're valued at
s2ss o1s in currency against s25t 254 In 1904
The customs receipts at the port amounted 10
s1l4 900 in 1897 agsns. si2s 7oi In $780, and
e10l, VIA so3 In 1895.
The roesipu Tor customs and rsssios payments and
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TBE EVENING rELEGaAM HAS .raE LARGEST
ss
~ Twelfth AND LAsf WEEK BUT THREE OF
"A nrnsuS ssfKsr HfaaT's DREAM
the most ag Gd sfr2'fI
'yf s. sss % 81 III.
bic production themes Of snthunastlo comment n
s 81. and ass e our
r. reaarSss: and brilliant exposition or nue. sSsSs
Ei.. Ro Ss%V COOKS. obsron
FIVE Hed hs ssS'ssHrdElSh sat- oo lsslsba,Gls
Pa; sSs ss %::, I'M. sssss:
Mira Ednunas Miss Harrison, Miss T. Jefferson Miss Clara
1'A''. MATINEE AT ~ EVERY SATURDAY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. SATURDAY.
AFTERNOON AND EyFsye PERFORMANCE
MiDsGMMEK NIGHTS DREAM.
.,.ur SsEsss :sB s ss##F
Eisa,e.A s s.EsFk A Asb s siaHT Thirteenth
Hs #Iz ssB si $#H Matinee
MI a.T nSSA GaasE 7 Hsoag
81, ossne.r. Chair: 81 30; Family Circle, sSo children
I Dsfs; Spebn s s.sss:
RANNth bhOADNAI
,r.sTSMIs ifr'day, EyESiSa. January IiSSrr,r
and LAST NIGHT sI eS e. w ss... artist. ia her
wonderful m''r'on's Many q STUART.
as II must DO withdrawn for tho production Of
PEEP o. DAY,
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
On SATURDAY, NJ IA. A LAST MARY STUART MAT
INFE will be the request Of ladies
unable attend Last Saturday account of the storm
SATuRDAy-LASr NIGHT OF NARY STUART
MoNDAY-FALCONER'S PEBP o. DAY.
DIKE's OPERA HOUSE.
Il Twenty.thrd street corner OF Eighth avenue
Second night OF the highly auccessful
LA GRANGE BltIGNULI ITALIAN OPEN
THIS FRIDAY, JAN. TO- At 8 r. M.
NORMA.
NINE. ANNA DE LA GRANGE
In her great rolo Of
NORMA.
Miss NcCuloeh
MRssimiliRni.
Sig. Susin
Musical Director aud Conductor .Sig Ncoiso
I TO MORROW tSArURDAYl, At1 r. NJ,
GRAND GALA INAUGURATION MAIINEk.
IL TROvAJORE.
Admission 81 No reserved seats lMaunees
MONDAY (thrd Opera night. LA TRAvlArA
General admission 81 80 Reserved Seats Soc extra Hore,
81 and So; family Circle tenirance on Tweny-fourth
streotl, 100
nights Schrmsr FOL, and Macoy'a ia Broadway aud
,a cka on1c In tha 0ua II0usA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

NNrf1rU.
-wApDE'I.--0n New Years Day, At the resi-
deuce OF the BRIDES father, by the Row. W. hcAlsler
GEcRGx BEATTY, or Montana Territory TO Hiss MARY l..
WADDElI, of Brooklyn, f. d. No cards
HALIDAy--JoSgs At Brooklyn, on Thursday, Janu
airy by the Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr At the house Of
the BRIDES parents, FRANK b HALLIDAY. OF Hamilton.
e. W. lats OF Manchester, England to ANNIE E. eldest
daughter or Robert Jones, Esq OF BROOKLYN.
JUDD-DALE-on Tuesday, January 7, NJ Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecber,
MORTIMER N. JUDD, Of New Britain, Cpun., to LaaA A.,
daughter Of Il. Dale, Esq, OF this city.
Boston Mas. papers please cory.
RIcHMoND-rHoMPsoS. -On Tuesday, January T. by
the Rev. High Blair, WILLIAM IL. RICHMOND OF
Brooklyn 10 Mss MARIA X, daughter OF James 1homp
son, Esq, Of this CITY. No cards
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CoTTE.A moderate demsnd preyailed Tor no az about
former Sales SUu Heinrich ami 800 do
Asroa private terms or other Kinds we heard OF
sales.
FLOUR AND GRAIsRecsips. $50 bbls four 3,457 bags
neal $50 bushels wheat % 752 do corr 1850 do oats
~ 73U do barley. The for State and West
flour exceedingly duh and prices lUc 15c.
bOL lower SELL except spring wheat exas, which
firmly held. CALIFORNIA remAued qiiet aud prices
generally heavy The sales were about oO bbls At
Quotations. Southern -four moderately dealt in.
prices buyers favor The ssies were TOO bbis
$50 bbls. ~ rs ~ So Corn meal al quo.
tations. We heard Of saos. We quote:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CorroNThe transactions Ia this staple derate
but change occurred impress Toe DEM md again
almost entirely for About 2UD bales sold Of
which 22lS taken by exporters The closing quota
tions for all grades AZ fonows:-
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WANTED TO puRCHAsE.

ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WANTED TO rUR
Il chase, stock OF Hardware of Que hundred thousand
dollars more; seyentyHvs thousand dollars will be paid
IN first cass nnsncum erod productive real estate, whl
hour OF the city the balance in cash. Address A.
NJ, St Nicholas HoteL
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TIE oARMo's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ " Filth avenue corner Fourtesnh street
New Cass saa formiu4
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PRENTIs,s COUGH MIXTURE,

A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
n Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchial Afee-
tons, oppression Of the Chest and Lungs,
WhOOping Cough Group, and Inoipient Con-
sumption.
Ny family have used Prentis's Cough Mixture
for several yesrs, and have always found II very
effcacious In all cases of coughs and colds. al .
. b. B. WOODWARD.
1t will give me pleasure to say that have
used and given tho above preparation many
times, and that II has cured coughs In every case
tried. III. SEWERAGE.
have used Prentis's Cough Mixture aud find
IL all and mere than recommended: ID gave me
speedy relief when other remedies failed, and ]
can cheerfully recommend 10.
Tzos. p. ALLEN.
I take pleasure In Recommending the mixture.
have tried IL for myself and my children, and
can recommend it TO the public as an A No. ar
iole JIM. ELDRIpGE.
oan recommend Prentis's Cough Mixture 40
the best preparation for coughs and colds that !
have ever used, and cheerfully recommend it to
the public JoHN B. CARMICHAEL.
Innd Prentis's Cough Mixture Q safe, speedy,
and reliable remedy in all esses in which it il.
recommended. s. L. MITCHELL.
For sale By J. 2. HARRIS, Druggist, No. IS
Brady St, Davenport, lows. mch2edon.
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FOR SALE.

I'VE following pfoperty isoferef for sale ):
The east 40 feet of Lot l, Block 4, Atkin.
sons I'd addition TO Moline.
The south of south TO acres out lot 8, Os.
bofn's I'd addition to Moline.
The 8 ". 1, s.,w. I, SEQ. 20, Up. re, cost, 4th
?. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also acres in n. .. oorner, 6. 4 of n. ], 9. o.
see. ], tp. 10, I east, in the village Of Cordova
Also, 20 sona-handsedths. Of al acre, lato resi-.
denee Of Edward Philips, nesr Moline depot.
81 Refer TO Andrew Gonant, Rock Island.
THOMAS MOWERS, Seu.,
ncnxVdR. Atkinson, Ill
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SECOND WIDTH.
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

EVery gear increases the popst-
Larity Of this UdIsable Hair Prep
1FCyts0sa, sOlsicls Is due to merit
alone. We can assure Oscs- old
patrons that 1t Is kept fully sxz to
cts high st0satCG7d, and to those
aOf3O hare 7teCe5' used 10 aUe can
y cO2lfde9attg sag, that liz iS the CaaLay
TetSJbLe and perfected f3reD0y0-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its y0sstAfUt color. max
ing it soft, Lustr0sss, and siJIeess !:
the sCUip, or Its ssse, becomes
aofttte ana clean; 10 removes all
efnpttOsas and d0ssdrstf, and by
cts tonic properties preoesats the
uLGtes and ss0mfishes the h0i,.
glands. By its use the h0is. ar0sUs
thicker and stronger. In badness
1t restores the cdpjIIGgy glands
to their normal Uigos., and aCiIE
create % 3seaO O7'OsCtlk esEcext i3a
eEtrense old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eceS' Gsed, as St requires fesUer
applications, and gsUes the hair
usrt splendid glossy u2,penf'assce
90 neasch Gdsfeired by ssLt. a. a.
H0yes, nj. d., State AssGyeT Of
Mass, says, "fte cosastit ssessts are
excellent qss0Iity, and Ec0sssider
1t the BEST PARTITION for
its intended aoaG7s220SeSs1N WSesa6b-
ISsh 90 ts.e1tSse on the h<zJr, sUhjch
zoe send free By mail st21osss egaopEi-
cation. avIsicls contains c0esas1ess-
dot07.y notices from ctes'gy3ssess,
plsysiciGsss, the press, dssd Others.
Iscsi9, and its Diseases g specially
ssaa. aseyTe ffaaT I.ag02g, fs,.yf 9f,s make
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-30

Wells street, Chicago, II. On remitsanOe Of Is
cents in postage stamps, it win be sent free by
nail. Also, for sale by Charles Some, Al South
LaSalIe street. DR.. J. Lubsreh, suthor Of the
Mirror Of Youth, has, since 1855, treated all dis
eases Of a privass nature according to the nes
method introduced and practiced by him for osei
twelve years 9Th the most brilliant suocess..
octs0dIy.
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much misery and sickness
would have been spared
the had I bat read this be-
fore ! Just Published
Third edition. Price Is
cents. The Mirror Q
Youth, or the Mysteries
Of Sexual Intercourse. By
DR.. J. Lubarch, Fraction 8
Physician, No. las South
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-30

DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN A vIaoR-
III ous age or an untimely death. Oh, hos
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ENERGY BRICK.

A TKrNS0N, MUnDo0K Q CO., win cell
IL Brict, delivered, for olghf dollars per
thousand, end arc prepared 20 make contracts for
sny asaount as eleven dollars per fhoussDd, IN
he Sslis sgildezg msasgrsment jsnsdtf
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AarneaSg
2~s1t-

"a, which ne selling At lover figure thAs
.ny - the came quality 10 sold in the market
Sa- The highest mashet price paid fos Hides:
Tsnnery, on ulinois Street neAt the Island
Bsidge. aassessHst
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HOnOway's Pill
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMEsT
Disorders Of the stomach, Liver and
n0Weis, IN"

The stomach 10 the great oentre phich ;,s.
encss The health or disease Of the iy.tera--.hti
OF dsoihfated By eHosss-iDdigsstion. cf.,.;v.
breath and pby sieL p;ostrstion are the n.ir,.I
consequence. Allied 10 the brsit, IL /. u.
source Of aeadeehss, mental Depression -. zoe
comPlasoss and upfefreshing sleep. The to-.
becomes effected and generates bilious di,,rds,.
psihs 10 the side, DO. The Bowel, syuns,S;,L
By Costivenese, Diarrb@a and DyssntsrT ~.
principal action ~ these Pills IL Oh the sian
snd the liver, longs, bowels and kidpeys pa,tsa;
pate 10 their recuperstire and ressn.rsti,. ossr
/ ziau SPsI-
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WRITTEN uPIxlex or MS FurvRE PRssPEsrs
nm ilgS

II will guide him 10 Wealth, Eminsnce and Honor.
Thousands of good men who unfortunate and
successful in their Businessmen who worked hard
and who struggled against adversely and misfortune
the grsatsr part OF THAR ives and xhe fod the more
went against them These men got DR. RAPHAELs
opinion upon their future prospects in life AL who
x.is~lv f,llavvad nR RApH EIpS adxiea nnx
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Femsle oomplairstS

Hhesher In the young or old, married or Sin
gle. at the dawn Of xomsnhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display 30 decided az
influence that . marked improvement q soon
psrceptibie In the health Of the patient BeirS 3
purely vegetable preparation, they are Q safe an
reliable remedy for ell classes Of Females in ey.
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ROCK ISLAND TANNEgY
BsBCOGK & ANDREWS.

rnoTHY A. BAsoocK- CHARLES v. AsPRsEs
This manufactsry is aow in successful opera
t;on tanning with Bark exclusively, and ussog
cold Liquors, lin short tanning in the old style
WehsYe constantly on hand and are fnishing
superior Quality of -.--..s-s.-.. a.
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m LOVE tFraIRs NE NEvER FAN s
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND oR WIFE !

He viii tell you their circumstances and their fnture
prospects; and what is better STILL he tell yea ther
thoughts aud what their real intentions towards
you. What is better than ALL he tell you Il they
viii make you happy He is therefore, sure depend
To sl in business his advice 10 inva uahs- He
forte with the greatest certainty the results Of all
commercial and business transactions and spesulations
DR. RAPHAEL interprets dreams for lottery uurn-
bers with unfaiing accuracy, you call him per
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OAUTI0E!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York end London" are
observable as Water-m in every leaf If the
book Of directions around each pot or box the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf to
the light. A handsome reward viii be- given 10
sny one rendering such information as may lead
70 the detection of any party or paxties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same. know.
in g them to be spurious.
rs Sold at the nannfsetory Of Professor HoL-
LowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York and BY ell
respectable Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
throughout the civilized world.
Ia There 10 considerable saving b. taking The
larger EiEes. frez F. ..--
y. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients
Ia every disorder are affxed TO each pot and boz.
Dealers in my vel known medicines can
have Shes Cards, Circulars, &C., seat PRE- OF
EXPENSE, By addressing Thomas Holowsy, 60
Maiden Lane, ". I. .ebleiEiy
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Bunions, Burns, Chspped Hands, ohilbIains,
Pistula, Gout, Lumbsgo, MercuriAl Eyuptions,
Piles, aheuznatirm, Ringworn, Salt Rheur1, shir
Dtfeases, ecaids. Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds, SpsAins, 6tif Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
eresl Sores; Wounds Of all kinda.
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Piles and EfSfu,a.

Every form and feature Of these preyaleux an
stubborn disorders is eradLcated locally and az
tirely by the use of this emolient; warm foneo.
tations should preoede its application. Iis hssa
ing qualities VIII be found 60 be thorough az
inys.iabie. o. F..f. r.. -r..
Both the Ointment and Pills should be uset
in fNs frnUoxnS,1 eo,.s
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1s Lonsultation Fec. Two DoIaTs.
PERSONS AT A uISTE NICE

PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
My s--1d 2 specimen copy OF their papers, ana
their rates OF advertising per aunura, Tor one
column. payable quarterly in advance, with
the number OF miles the place OF publication
is from Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL
Box G273, Chicago, Illinois.
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Ladies, rake Particular Noaes.
ME REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

THESE PILLS,
l. 20 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
larities, and after
wards 90 notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
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Eruptions on the 8lsen

Arising from bad stuse Of the blood or eh,On,,
diseases, are eradicated and clear and transp.y-
ent surfsoe regsined By the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surpssress many Of the Cos-
meties and other toilst appliances In tie power to
dispei rashes and StheT Disagreement Of The fass
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MORE GOOD NEwS!!

DR.. RAPHAEL will your Horoscope write
year nativity. Every man, through the fsngth and
breadth of the land who bus bad luck and who cannot
get the world should be in POSSESSION OF his Horo
scope and get DR. RAPHAEL'S SOC ~
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RrCu. HAppv ~ SUCCESSrUI

In all their undertakings while those who blinded
by prejudice and ignorance noglectng his advice,
sfiif isboring a ainst adversely and poverty, a
Be assured Wealth, Eminenee and Good Luck srt
within the reach Of all If you wish to I've ric al aaI
~ ron viii consult Kim also.
Go0p NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED
II 700 visit him personally he tell the afflicted
tla usese tlalE disease and suffering. lie also tell
whether they be cured not, thus saving the
afflicted both trouble and expense. a
His hours seeing visitors from 10 A. ID. H.
DAILY. SUNDAYS KxuEprEp-Ar No ala EAST MADISON
STRyKT, (UP-sTAIRs) -BE-wzEN WELLS AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, CHICAGO, IEASoIs
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are tro Of the most eornmon and yifulsn, Al, :
orders prevalent on this continent. To the.sths
Ointment 10 especially antagopistie, its H'rsodu,
opesAndpt il frst 70 s-adioste ths go. w = :
then complete the cure ~AN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-31
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

In accordance With the isw,>n Public Ex.
4 animation OF persona desiring 10 teach
Public Schools IN Dubois county, will BE-
held at the School House Of Dis,ric, No. .
10 jasper, Thursday. August ~, 1865.
Any person desiring to Obtain license TO
teach ltss than The eight branches required
by law mus, first present . certificate from
the Director Of District certifying 10 en-
e'eciion, md the branches drsired 10 BE-
laugh, daring the eneuing school term.
Teachers muss besr ~ mind that under
The new law no certificates for teaching cen
he granted hereafter 81 private examins-
mons, and Il is therefore important that they
.hodld attend the Pfblic Examination, and
hing with them . certificate of moral chss.
nc.sr from their respective Trustees.
Al STRAIN. School Examiner.
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IN TaoUBLE.-The private Secretary
Of GOV. Adams, OF Topeka, informs
US that his Excellency is in need OF
the sympathy OF his people, on &C.
count OF his troubles, which are great.
On last Saturday evening the militia
OF Topeka and Ireland, met for drill
and review, and after the milit airy ex.
.ercises were concluded, q cap Of bo
ney Of the Governors mysteriously
disappeared, and has not since been
heard Of. On the Sunday following
his Excellency was taking an airing
in the carriage OF State, after the ar.
.duous executive duties Of tho week,
when bic fiery steeds became unman.
g able and ran away, completely de-
molishing the carriage and badly
frightening the occupants, SO that the
Executive office had to DO closed for q
week. Truly, mistortunes never come
singly.
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Hon. w. Z. NIBLAcx.-This distin.
guished gentleman has been again
nominated tor reelection to Congress
in the First District. The great com.
handing abilities OF Judge Niblack
have given him a national rcpu.
tstion and power for doing good.
which probably no other man in the
Distrist possessed. and his retirement
from Congress at this critical .iuncture
would be viewed az a national loss. -
His election by = largely increased
majority 10 certain.
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SLopEn We are informed by Mr.
G. Young tina. Miss Mary Outlet, who
Las been living in his family, in Ire
land, for several years, and over whom
he has Kept strict watch and ward, to
keep ".hey boys away" has, notwith.
standing his almost eleepless vigi.
lance, been smitten with arttul Cupid Z
dart, much to his chsgrin and the in.
finite amusement Of several Of the
fair citizens OF the usually quiet vii.
lsge. He objected to measures being
taken to consnmmate the bans, and,
as all young ladies will in similar cir.
cumstances, she has ontwitted her
opposers, and IN company with an
Uncle, Who is a patent medicine deal.
er and ex Methodist preacher. and
who it is said will stsnd by her in
case Of need-Rev. Levi Gifiord-has
sloped from Young's house, leaving
him, - he says, to pay hundred
dollars for her debts, and nothing to
show for it but lot Of furbelows and
uncomfortable fixings, suitable only
Tor young ladies, and which the Ire
land Miller has not much use for, even
il in legal possession. We hear thai
an attachment is talked Of, and tina,
tho village gossips have their months
eyes and ears open in expectation
of further Developments.
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Hon. u. w. VooknEEs.--This elo.
quent champion Of the peoples liber.
ties, has been nominated Tor Congress,
in the Sixth District. He has accept.
ed the nomination, and will soon enter
upon a vigorous canvass OF his Dis.
trict, with a certainty that II right
prevails, although the RAIDS fixed up
the District, expressly to Keep him
ont, he will have a seat in the next
Congress.
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AN EXCELLENT COMMITTEEMAN.

AN ExcELLENr COMMITTEEMAN
We notice that our fellow. citizen, DR..
Il. NJ. Welman, was appointed on the
committee on resolutions, at the Rad.
ical Con vention, ct Orleans, on the
10th inst. The Dr.. ,nust have been
40 excellent Committeeman, a. he was
only about 40 miles from the Conven.
tion, At home. We suppose he was
appointed on TIE spiri,ualisuc doc.
trine, that "congsnisl spirits bold
sweet converse with each other.
without regard TO- intervening die.
tance.
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cKrsRr Inn July c5.h. 1868
Clement Dosne. WIN. i Temple. and John
l.. Msgsni'y, Esq'..
GENTLEMEN ~ TIE CoMMiTTSe-Y ous
letter Of the l7,h, 1863, informing the Of my
unanimous domination for Judge IT the
Cou', q Common Pless, BY the Democratic
Judicial Convention. ED a, Chameleon. on
the 16lh isy o! July. 1868. was this day
received.
With many ihsnks 10 The Democracy Tor
ihis additional expression Of their conf
dence, ] sccspt the nomination. rendered l'
= manner 80 gratifying, and feel myseIf un.
der many obligations. 30 you, gentlemen OF
the COMMITTEE. for the kind aud compll.
mentsry language In which you have al
luded 10 me in notifying me Of my nomins.
ton.
! sm respectfully.
Your most cbedien, servant.
DAVID T LAIRD.
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TGen. w. @. Gresham is the
Radical candidate for . skpning in
this district, at the bands OF Hon, NJ.
G. Kerr. The promised control of
the Radical patronage in the District,
together with pay from the State Cen.
Committee, have induced him to 40.
cept the unenviable position.