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JASPER COURIER.
iaI Candidates.

a The Washington City correspondent Ct
The Indianapolis Herald says: The ques.
,ion Of preside slisl candidates. hos taken o
new turn here In the last few days. and
many OF those protesting to be leaders 10
she Democratic party sre now openly adyo-
ca.ingths domination Of Chief Justice
Chsse % the most available candidate
for opposition. They claim that Judge
Chase wSs Originally ! Democrat of the
sniciest school. and broke off from his party
on the question Of abolishing African sln.
very. As this question has been settled, il
10 said that Judge Chose recognizes oil the
great principles Of the patty. and would
carry them out If administering the Gov.
evnme ut. Such is the talk nn'ong poIiti.
cisns, and they venture to say further that
with Chase az ihei; Standard bearer there
wosid be no difficulty in combating oil The
elements OF the opposition and 10 sweeping
the meantime, however, The unaduIiera'ed
Democracy cling TO the policy OF making q
stSsight.out nomination and fighting The
great battle Tor the Presidency CA the prin.
ciple and without being governed by policy.
psntleton has evide ptly q strong hold rpo':
the msnsgers here. but a, present there is a
strong disposi'ion 10 avoid Dny commi'teI
prior 10 The meeting Of the National Con.
v~ention. The feeling is decidedly in favor
si0king oil personal preferences for the sake
Of success. DON.
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DIS. HOGG 4 %CROTHERS.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gcn,leman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and oil
,he effects Of youthful indiscrstion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free 10
all who need il, the recipe ahddirections for
making the simple remedy by which be was
cured. s iferers wishing TO prof, blythe
advertisers experience. Gan d. so BY ad-
dressing, in perfect confidence. ..S a,,l
JOHN B.. OGDEN, AZ Cedar
Diov Is. 1S67y.s Street New York.
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The Presidents Defense {.

The Iollow ing are said 10 tie main points
Of defense which the Presidents coupseI
has sc, up aud erdesvor 10 msintsin: n
First-On appearing by counsel nation
is,o be made 10 have The hearing postponed
until The frs, Monday il May. Falling in
this, they will
Second-Make a motion to qussh The ar.
iicles Of impeachte ~, on The groond lhs,,
if.tsue, they Do Aot constitute . high Crime
of misde e a nor.
Third Exceptions will be taken 10 Ger.
tain Senators, on the ground that they have
pisjodged The cpse. and That the Senate has
already declared the President guilty Of the
msin charges. BY ,he passage Of the reto!u
ton condemaIng the removal Of Secretary
Etsniou.a m
Fourth Exceptions will be taken to the
jurisdiction Of the court, on The ground'tt
II 10 not the Senate Of the United States
Fiith-Thst the tenure. of.ofice bill car
not sPply to the case Of Mr.. stanton, moi
Sa'y' shssecount Of the proviso 'inrthe fire.
section but slso'oo the ground thu, having
been passed after Mr. Slsnton's appointment
u can mol be applied to his tenure Of ofict
without having q retroactive effect. add be-
coming thereby On expos. facio law.
,Sixth-Thst Mr.. Stanton was functus Of
fficio after the 9Th day Of March, 1868, tn
expiration Of M Lincoln's first term, an,
that he has not since that date been Secre
'sFy OF War de jure, also exercising thu
functions Of that off &c.
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CO. Low II,

AND TaE HAPPINESS Of TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Men, on the Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create implements u
in sealed letter envelopes 'ree Of charge
Address. DR.. j. SKlLLIN HOpGHTON,
Howard Association. phiiadeiphis, Ia. '
Feb II, '65-v ~ "a r
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OrH TESTIMONY.

BLOOMINGTON. III October II, 1864.
Dr.. JoHS BuLr:. We made an arrange
menf viii, your agent, Jolly 90. 1854. tor
selling your Crdron Ktt,rs, and are nbonI
sod on. Wa want Zone gruss) twelve
boxes maye without delay, We are iniru.
ducing them readily, and think they answer
a good purpose.
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speciai Notices.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

Providence. Ala. Stay -, 1866.
On. Ions BULL. sedd you $50 'or
CEpaoS BlTrEas. Pjease send whntit vii
COME 10. utter paying freight 20 Columbus
Miss. nave been troubled for seversI
ye,rs win indigestion, have. bad to take
pills every night FOR ten or fifteen years;
md ~ February. 1864, was attacked will
ypnar,i p,ra,y ia. | vas con ir'ed 10 IN,
room tnr lh. balance of the year. and. 10
t,ci continued w "A very ~enN sud n-rvau'
condi,ian ustil .umsr;@o mDtdis siuce. ~hef
~a- nat ruadsr an operation, snd Won
g-hron BI.rfs tor ~ireaimerf. comnese
81 in proving right nSay, endsm prsttv vel
restored. Yours, 'rulv, A. l.. NEAL.
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A Card from General Steedman.

New ORLEAR-. February IS, 1868.
Editor New Orleans Cescent:
SIR-fhave Just been informed tina, there
isl report in circulation in this CITY, that,
10 response 10 a toast To "The Pretil n, Of
the United States Army ana Navy. al Lv.
ceum Hall, on the PA instant. Itxpress d
sentiments which were regarded a. untriend-
Iylta Pfesitsat Iohnsooi aud ! res,eetiai'y
TO preserve The harmony OF n social meeting
iron whicl ] understood p%oitics: exyres
sions were 10 be excluded, | consented 10
that ions,. end TO omit the expression Of a.,
opinions.
had supposed il was too well undor-'o"d
in this community tint ! am III personsI
and solhicsl friend Of a odrsw J.hnso",
mud political opponent % General Grant.
for many such sbsurd rrport 10 oh'ain tie
there IRE SOME cinzen- In do believe tisi
entertain sy Sympathy w.lh Grneihl Gian'.
deem il, due 70 myseit 10 s,Y thn, IN 50
strongly opposed to The political vi."s aux
SETON Of General Gfhi.t as any nin ~
l. ,ui.iana.
The usu. paiions Of { ngress. sl-is Erc
hy General Graui, are ~ nShoreni 10 ma a'
they ere TO The great body 81 the conservr
Tive people a. America. and ] mnst earnestly
- ~. "a - - 49,. a.. IL.
,feAsed in their srampt Ia t'~mple upda 81
Constitution and usutp the Gy~vernuenl.
am, very respectfully.
JAMES B. STEEpMAy.
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INFORMATION.

information guaranteed to produce . lux
urisn, growth Of hair upon a bald head Of
bel rdless face. also a recipe for the remove
|of Pimples. Blo,ches. Erup,ions, etc., o.
the skin. leaving the same soft, clesr, AM
beautiful, can be obtsined without chsrE'
by addressing. N.Y. et t~".'
THOS. +. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST, Is
r.si. $40 Broadw ay New York.
Sept. 20, 1S67+Sm srse
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The Maryland R,dicoi State Cosvsn
ton, declared In favor Of Grsns and Ores.
well far the Presidency and Vice Presiden,
icy. The Bond delega,es, from Baltimore
city, who favor universal suffrage were re.
jeciod, as were also six from The counties
who assembled subsequently in Douglas
Institute. and determined to call another
Convention and elect delegates TO the Ma.
.ionnl Convention. This wing favors the
nomination Of Chase and Wade for Presi.
dent and Vica President. ns
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Furniture! Furniture

E6 The Undersigned respectful
Sa fully Informs the public n
that be has now. and will constantly keep
on hand, or manufacture to order, all the
latest aud most fashonab lie varieties of Fur.
i%piture, such as Wsrdrobes, Bureaus. Bed
steads, Tables, Lounges. and a large assert.
ment Of chairs, Of the best styles. He re.
spectfullv invites those desiring anything in
his line. TO cal! and examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss he is conf.
dent he can please them. at his new shop
on the corner OF the Public Squsre,..west OF
he court house.
vov. 20, 1867 JACOB ALLIES.
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M louisville. Ky, Nov 25. 1864.
d received mis- Day the following, from
hsrcus,sr. Ken,urkv: ia .nNi
In JoHy DrLL: Piss-e ssnd me in haste.
FOR MY owS usE, onR rt2Es OF y"ar Cadfen
birers. 1 have tried tl,am, and hhj them
vou CHIN to- them They mr. ncurise
ne .! consnm plion. ~ hing standing. .ri"2
loucs. 'n-psctialiv. he3
G.. W. SnlNDLEBOWER.
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Gov. Brownlow has appointed
two negroes as Com missioners Of
Claims-one in Davidson. and tho
other in Snmher County, Tennessee.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIox New Hamp.
shire has gone Republican BY about 1000
majority, utter a very anims,ed canvass
The hopes u many Democrats have been
disappointed. but The expectations Of a grea!
many Democrats bsve been met.
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BARcAIMSFOR THO MILO N (!
162 B~RoAowAr, NEW YoRx. !

AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN hASEFA cTuRERs,
Announce. that in consequences OF the over.
stocking Of the English market, On i'm.
menss quantity Of DRY and FANCY GOODS
have been consigned 10 them with ins'ruc.
,o ms to be- cleared for immediate Cash, q,
any sacrifice. A. g. Co., have, therefore,
resolved ID offer them according 10 their or.
binary sys,em OF boslness aga each, with.
ou, regard TO value.
|. The following list shows III 9 original
Wholesale sprices OF some Of The articles
,..,hsch thoo uoxv oRav 40 q A Fn
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Hocnanc's Gcrnisn Bitfcs, per tc''Fc ..-.s-;..1w
a. 9.F a. iialf dozen ........ .
Hocfand : German Tonic, put upin quart bottles %
per boulc, or o half dozen or............ ~
~ 10 10, tcrccs 10 examine wei uc Article YOU
buy, IN ol1.I lc ct ilc geauiLcs
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D
From Rev. e. D. Fendall,

AaiSdms Editor C7r1sida Chronicle, Philadelphia. :
have derived decided benefit from the uat ~ lloot
lands German Bttnrrs, and feel II my privilege 10 ~
commend them M \ most valuable tonic. toall wlsosse
~eufsripr from general debility or from diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver. Yourstruly,
L. d. EENDALL
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Persons Advance IN life,

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with an ito attendant ills, will find In the uss Of
this BITTERs, or the TONIC, an elixir that wiz
instil new life In q their veins, restore IN q measure
the energy aud arior Of more youthful dsys build up
their shrnrken forms, and give health and lappire6e
% their remaining ycarA MFF ftNN
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use Of either OF these remedies
They will cure every case Of MARAsMUS without
fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In tho
hands of the proprietor, but space will allow OF tho
publication Of hut . few. Those. II will bc obscry ed,
are men Of note and Of such standing uas they mus
be believed.
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CAUTION.

HooAand's German Remedies are countcr'c'tcd. Sce
,ba. Inc siuuaiurc Of - e.. NJ. JACKSON
ia on the wrapper M OK cach oot''es
others arc coun WI tcr.cit-
PRINCIPAL Oalce G0 anil Mn,mtsctpry
at ihc German Medicine Store, No. osl ARCH Street,
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DEBILITY

Resulting from any Cause whatever:
PROsTRATiON OF THE 5SYsTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevezu,. etc. =
In such cases. a tone and vigor is impaired TO the
whole System, the - Appetite isS trcngttr
ened, foodi Is enjcyed, the stomach, digcsts
promptly, the hood Ia purified, the rom.
plex,on b G c ON e s 80 sound and healthy,
the yellow tinee IL eradicated from the eycs, a bloom
10 given to the checks, and the weak and nervous in
valid becomes a strong and healthy being.
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS,
German Driiguis. Proprietor.
Fer neriy {. N. Jackson 4 CO.
For sale by an Druar,.ssahd DEALERS In Acdic'neh
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e
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward.
Hon. James Thompson.

Judge Of he Supreme Court Of Pennsy'vdnio.
hs1 Philadelphia, April q, fsod :
IL consider 'Hoohnnd's German E.tcr . ~rolsob1s
medicine In case Of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia
] eau certify this from my experience Of IL
Yours, with respect
JtNEa TIyONpSONw
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Receipts Of Produce, &c. by Railroad
The following are the receipts fproduce, SC.
by railroad, fer the past week:
= ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA 6 MANASSAS.

The following are the receipts Ct produce, &c,
by railroad, fer the past week:
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA s: MANASSAS.
Corn, Il, 492 bushels wheat go; rye l06; oats,
703; bucAwheat, l65; -four, 2j2 bbls; butter, +
trkins; fresh bee, 800 lbs; poultry, - bbls and
boxes: apples, Is bbls eggs, 10 bbls; dressc
hogs, 81; iron, o and new, -, $50 lbs: old brass,
$50 lbs; laths II, 30 lumber, 3200 feet; lard, 4
frkins; sand. A. tons; b@rytes, "A tons; clothing
"a boxes and bales; rags. ECO lbs; ainuts, 81
bushels; potatoes. 10 bushels; dried fruit, 1859
lbs: furs, l package; beans, II bushels; hides
and skins, 43 bundles slaves 875; wood, q
cords; hoop poles, 30C:l wool, $500 lbs; vinegar,
50 gallons; cabbage 3JC; cattle 5; and other
m erchandse, amounting TO Is tons Freight
sent forward, 400 O2s.
ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN & HAMPSHIRE
Buckwheat 372 bushels; corn, 1892; rye, 1Gi;
flour, 245 bbls; fruit, Is bbls; slaughtered hogs
IS; wood, g car loads; furniture, 2 car loads;
dried fruit, 70 bags; butter, eggs, &c.
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Gen. Bucllner Receivers his Property.

In 1861, while the Confederate army vas at
Bowling Grtco, the louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company instituted suit, accom-
panied by an affidavit ~ its president; Mr.
Guthrie, that Gen Buckner had destroyed the
splendid bridge which Spannoa Green river.
and alleged that, he being the ''rehcl army;
his property was subject to attachment to cover
the damages. Under the shameful laws enac-
ted by the Legislature in 1861 the attachments
we're levied upon all his estate in kentucky,
consisting If an elegant residence in Louisville;
house and two lots in Llizabahto farm,
being his ancestral home, III Tart county and
his library and furniture, and large amount
Of other personal property. WITHOUT any pro
cess heing served upon him, . verdict was 90
iained, under the statutes then existing, OF
more than 5000 The residence and the
farm we're sod iy the Marshal, and purchased
bv the railroad company, who paid loF II by
giving Ger. Bucknara credit Oh their judy
ment. Tie personal property was also sold,
aud the proceeds pal to the railroad ~ Ills
parole. Teu. Buckner, after the Var, was not
permitted 10 return ic Kentucky, but about
six rioaths ago, By attorney, he filed pleading,
in the nature Of petition ani answer. askln&
to be made a parry TO The suit, and alleging
that he did rot destroy the bridge; but had he
done so he would be justified By The laws q
war. A ro trial WAS ordered. Various pre-
liminary questions were decid d against lin.
The objections were met BY add tonaI prepara-
ton. Alter two arguments the case was sub
mitted for final judgment, but before the chan
cellor had given his opinion the railroad com
pany agreed to surrender TO Gen. Bucknsr his
property, which they held, and on yes erday
Col. r. ". WooI.ey. for Gen Buckner, took
possession of the Louisville estate, and Is auth
orized to enter upon the Hart County property,
Il was also agreed that the question of rents
and profits due to Gen 3. and some moneys
expended by the railroad company In removing
liens and making improvements, should be re-
ierred for adjustment to the commissioner OF
The court, II report the accounts between the
parties, and Gen. B. agreed not to instit Ute a
subsequent suit for damages because OF The
attachment
There are many friends Of that Distinguished
gentleman who will rejoice 10 learn that he has
recovered his estate. and every lover of good
government will rejoice that not only have the
spoliations under the shameful legislation Of
1861 ceased in Kentucky. but that law and
justice are now administered ros only to those
at home but to exies away.-LouisUlNe Courier.
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q
Letter srosn "A h1' HI, STUART" ~ "
The following Is the reply OF Mr' Stuart 10
the letter Of the committee inviting him to the
- wnsh;,a+or an rho erh instant.
D''4ue' !" " -, ,oco
oTgASToN' 49, Jan = 300.
GENTLEMEN pray you 70 accept my thahkS
for your kind Invitation to attend banquet 70
be given at the Metropo:ltan. Hotel, IL inc CITY
of Washington. on the Sth instant Gnder Che
auspices OF leading members OF the No"'e''a;
tive Democratic party
Under ordinary circumstances IL "'oiN oe
peculiarly gratifying to M to participate ~ tne
festivities of that occaslon aud to ENJOY me
feast OF reason and flow OF soul which, /
doubt not, will give z $. TO y"ur Entertainment
But situated as am 'ranchIsed IS cltIzer,
denied the political privileges which arc Accord
ed to my negro servant; repealed from the haIl
Of the House II Representatives,, to which L
was elected, almost ~ acc!amatIon; my native
State the proud old mother OF Washington
and Henry, and Jefferson: unrecognH@d, save
az Military District No. II must confess l
wond feel somewhat out Of place at your board.
In former days, when | visited Washington
as representative OF the people, or as the asSo-
ciate of Webster, Crittenden, and C0rwi in, in
the Executive Councils OF the nation, felt
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Gold VS. d.rce3sbacks.

Our attention is again called TO he constltu
tionality of The legal tender act, the Interest in
the question: ing revived BY the re-: Mt conf Ct
ing decisi rs in III. various c,urts We had
suppo-,d It's ttled that it Congress had the
uower to declare the greenbacks legal !erd I,
this paper moLcy vouli suffice to !qudate any
contract reckoued in dollars Judge Clerke
has re ntly d. c;ded that since paper became
the staudar and specie was 10 longer me cur.
+: ut money promise TO pay gold and silver
con WIS an agreement to deliver mercha ndisc.
and the receiver was therefore entitled to its
market ua!u. ia he curro!.cy. The Judge 5
theory is that if Il man ED to pay 500 IN
gold when 81 eel, vas at par he ''c't was
simpIc promise to lay money, and coDd b"
discharged by payi"g 500 III paper currency !;
but if he niu1e The irumls,to EaY SOD IN golu
after the latter ceased to be current, and was
selling at a premium, be could be required 10
pay The market value Of the gold dollars in the
! legal tenders This decision is saeered a., but
there is evidently something in il. Il the
debtor instead Of promising one hundred dol
lars gold in c?io, hal promised to deliver 2,
| $50 gains Of coined god OF the United States,
he could uudou tted!y be held to the spccif;
Performance Of the contract, and the creditor
could take his choice CT collecting The market
value Of these grains Of gold ia currency, or OF
requiring the actual delivery of the specified
weight in the gold Itself The promise to pay
so many dollars in gold may. in the higher
courts be held to limit the delivery 10 the tale
in paper, instead Of the market value o! one
hundred gold dollars.
| We long ago called attention to the most I'M
portant point to be settled in regard to this
whole DISPUTE, q point which has never yet
been before the courts. [! we grant that Con-
gress has the right to coin money of paper,
aud that such paper would po scss al! the tunc,
tioas Of gold and silver coin the question still
remains, is the greenback such j coinage
Does it purport on lis lace to be a dollar OF
United States money? We contend that it
does not, and that in no proper sense can this
issue be called money. 1t is simply L promise
to pay money and a promise is no., and 10 the
nature Of things canlo, be, the thing promised.
We should like at proper time to have this
question settled by the highest judicial auth
ority in the country. ~. T. Journal Of COM
Wercc.
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Gen. Meade in letter recommending Prof
Ewelrs Appeal in behalf of William and Mary
College, writes, that he is satisfied, on exa nj
nation Of the facts Of the case, that the de-
struction of the buildings of that College by
the Federal troops, during the late war, was
unnecessary and unauthorized, and dep!orabIe
event of the contest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

The PUzzLE-For the benift and consola-
ton of those who have, as is stated, lost many
hours ofrest In futile efforts to .unravel the
Puzzle that appeared last week in the Gazette,
taken from the Lynchburg Virginian, the fol
lowing extract in relation to its solution, from
the same paper, is published:
"Our Puzzle has made sensation. Nearly
everybody in town has been working at it; We
have received several letters about it, and two
or three newspapers have copied it. We did
not suppose it would have such run when we
published it. Some persons claim to have
done it by folding the paper SO as to make two
lines at once; others by folding the lower por-
ton of the paper up to the lower line and run
ming the pencil around on that to the next
starting point without taking it up; and others
by three pieces of tin, which, when put to-
gether form the figure, and can be traced, sep
arately, in three strokes. OF course these
modes are only bubbles, and no legitimate So
luton of the puzzle. The fact is, it is SELL;
and cannot be done at ALL in any lair way IF
we have caused good deal of useless brain
work, it was not until zoe had passed though
the same experience"
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The Lincoln monument association has 1884,
900 in band, collected by private subscription,
with $50, 900 appropriated by the Illinois Log-
islature. The association will commence TO
build mon 'ment at Sprinfeld, Illinois, next
spring, and calculate that it Will cost $3.50, 0O0
In the meantime appea will be made to the
different State Legislatures Tor appropriations
to reach that amount
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VI & gsEEED-

At ">pring Dale tire residence Of Thomas
". Anderson, esq near Frederick city, Nd,
on Thursday morning, the I'd instant by the
Rev Father Surin, G. G. MAGRCDER, esq.
of Marlboro. Md, snd Miss ELLEN c. TU X
NER, daughter Of The late Thomas Turner, for
mcrlv Of GEORGETOWN. y. @
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.HsEp.

Oh Sunday night 9TH instant ut II o'clorh
Mrs. J AN s GIBSON, at the residence Of her
son, Jefferson Tacey, on Shutters Hill, from
which place the funeral will take place at 2
o clock on tomorrow, Tuesday, January It'll.
The friends and acqueintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral