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by Thomas Il. Gould. With photograph
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5. THE INSTRUMENT OF AsSOCTA-
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ST.. LOUIS. October1.

ST.. LOUIS, Octoberl.
Messrs. Monks and Alsop, Il few days
ago, organized body OF so men in
Howell county, Missouri, and, joining
the men in Douglas county, went to
Fulton county, Arkansas, where Capt
Mason, Superintendent Of Registration,
was recently assassinated, and captured
four of the men who were engaged IN
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Matinsburg, Adrian County, on Tues
day, which resulted in the killing OF
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James Galloway, Register at that place.
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Hide and Leather Bank Defalcation
Boston, October l.

Boston, OCTOBER I.
The Judges in the United States Cir
emit Court have overruled the motion
to quash the indictment against James
d. Martin, the late Cashier OF the Hide
ana Leather Bank, and his trial on the
charge OF defrauding the bank is to
take place this week
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The French guards on the Spanish
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Spanish fugitives who were arr asted at
tAse boundary line have been released.
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Presidency of Harvard University
Boston, October l.
The Rev. Thomas Hill has resigned
the Presidency of Harvard University,
and his resignation has been accepted.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, October L.
A freight engine on the Lawrence
Railroad. near Youngstown, blew up
this morning, killing the engineer, the
fireman, and brakeman.
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Negroes in America and Negroes generally.
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what Is this Marvellous AnfIAo ft m
Disease


Which. for TWENTY YEARS, has been WINNING,
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the name Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BTg-
TIERS?
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of Rye.
HOW DOES TT OPERATEs
This question may be briefly answered as rol~
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asa Powerful Invigorant.
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AS an Anti-spasmodc.
Asa Gentle Purgative.
Asa Promoter of Appetite.
Asa Cure for Indigcfion.
AS an Acclimating Medicine
Asa Safeguard against Maianin
+ Asa Remedy for Low Spirits
ASS Specific for Fever and Agse.
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Asa Wholesome Stimulant
Asa Balm for the Weary Brain.
Asa Relief in Bodily Anguish
And as PROTECTION TO HEALTH AID
LIFE under all depressing and desifaiizine In
HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs saae
only tonic In existence. based upon spifitAsiss
medicine. that is ABB 0LUTELY PURE.
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HOW DOES IT orERATEp

This question may be briefly answered rs fol--
lows: 1t operates
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IT'S CAUSES, CHARACTER, CONDUCT
AND RESITI riS
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Fourth Day--Thursday, Dec. srd

= 49,. - ~ J VI - e>sAASsA"S3 DSSs "a We
r FIRST RACE Purse $3.50, dash of one
milo for all ageS.il 9s',We rs5.iu sass'
Z" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for y O, two
mile, heats, entraace s25, PIP, Cluhio give
+ J. J. Eelligan enters b Q by, Dan Boone,
dam by Drown Dick. .,.;-i. z 80
2. G. "A. Hamilton enters CHI f Bonota, by
Memnon, dam by Tempest. g.
3. Eupe & Go: enter CHI f Ontario, by
Benny Scotland, dam by Lady Lancaster.
Also b f Queen of tho West, by Bonaiy
Scotland, dam by Alamode.c- s4tSslss1 -
I d. :sCottrill enters b f Piiss Bro1nax,
by Daniel Boone, dam Maggie Ga, by
Brown Dicls. iHas i.a.l n, s.slo,s.I :
4 s. Richars g. Kilgonr enter blk f Kitty
Free, by Mickey Free, dam Brown Kitty,
by Birmingham. Also bf Carrie. Ather--
tine, by Lexington, dam Glycera, by Soy.
sereign. Also b c LOCUST Post, by Young
Melbourne, dam lIy Vihcent Nolte.A = 49,
6. j. III. Davis cutters eli G Shutdown by
-Uiscle VIC, dam imp Sunny South, by Bird
Gather Also b 6 Pat Malloy, ny Lexing-
ton. dam Gloriana, by Eclipse
80. S. L. James (SecretaIy) enters f
Minnie Mi.tonr4b Lexington, dam Miss
Morgan, by Yorkshire. -. ..e.s a 81 81. +.
8. T. G. Moore enters b q Bayonet. by
Lexington, dam Baylsaf.. Also gr C by
Lexington, dam Grizette, by Giencoe.
80. i. Thompson enters b. 6 ,Jpe. Mr. Con
nell, by Rurc, dam Daisy, by Cracker.
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slass IR oSPECtTTJS
PHONOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE

- On October 18th, 1868, will be published
the First Number of a Periodical to be
devoted to the interests of American Pho
nosraphers, and Of those who desire to
learn tho Art of Phonograhy,, Phonetic
Shorthand. Each number will contain q
series Of lessons in the common print, ex-
planatory of the system, and Of the changes
which have been introduced in tho phst
few years, and which the experience ef.tlio
hest, reporters has proved, are worthy 81
adoption, md which tend to make it moro
simple and. easy OF requirement. These
will contain all tho instructions necessary
to acquire the art. ~. s...,4.@ s....
The explanatory part. will be ,aecompap-
liea by shorthand illustrations, Autographed
in the best style. Each number will also
contain q number OF. pages, OF autographed
Photography, consisting of miscellaneous
reading matter with q key in the common
print. I. 5 .s9,.f 6i5rlf,f "a isas .
Speeches, sermons, etc, phonograpically
reported, will occasionally be Autographed
from, reporters manuscript, showing tile
exact style used ia Verbatim reporting. .4he
first five numbers will be issued semi :nonth-
ly,. viz: October 18th. November lst and
18th, December 1st aud 18th. From. jan
nary nary lat 1869, the Magazine viii DO issued
WGgNiv - .ssss .,.., 4. 81 4. sS,ss. j
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NOVEMBER
NUMBER 81.

Legal proceedings PIT An end TO the affair.
In March, 1910, a duel nearly came of.
near London, between Louis Napoleon,
the present Emperor Of France. aud the
Count de Leon. assyhe latter clain.ed to be
n natural SOB .sef Napolcon l., whom he
strikingly resembicd.a Louis resented this,
and challenged him. The parties ynet on
Wimbledon Common. with their seconds
md surgeons, aud were all arrested and
deld to bail. Joshua Bates Ia Mas achu-
setis MANI was bail for Louis.
l will close this with an aneedote of the
late Colonel Edward E. Cross, Who CON-
manded the Fifth New Hampshire volun-
teers during the late war. He was one of
the brayest men in the army, and was near
~ shot to pieces IN the various battles of
the Army of the Potomac, and finally kill
ed at Gettysburg. Some ten or twelve
years ago he was Lieutenant in the Reg
ular Army, and in command OF company
OF soldiers stationed ut q remote mining
settlement in Arizona as a protection from
Indians. One Of the miners felt aggrieved
at some action taken by this officer, and a
challenge followed and was accepted. Tho
result cansbest be inferred from the reply
Of q stage-driver, FhpI having left the settle
ment ,he day;of the duel for Nevada City,
was there met by the Colonel in command
of that District with the usual inquiry: =
What is doing at tho mines p, "Weli,"
replied Jehu, there was nothing ofimror-
lance going on when | left. except duel
between Lieut.. Cross and miner. 1t was
then noon they had been blazing away at
each other, with rifles, at fory-Gye rods,
ever since sunrise, and neither had got hit.
That was oil there was doing IN tilo place,
and / call it mighty duh for this section 7"
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Third ,Day-Wednesday.s Dec. and.

FIRST RACE--Hurdle Stake, two miles,
four hurdles; 8 leaps, entrance $25, D d,
three or more to fill, CIab to give $500. to
close November 25tl, 1868. The previous
stake did not fill. S'Ai Is D.s''' - . ~ :
SAME DAY--Sweepstakes for Y o, mile
heats, entrance ss25, p p, Club to give $500.
H. w. Cottrill enters Oh Cottrill, by
Daniel Boone. dam Maggie G., by Brown
Dick Also CHI f by Daniel Boone, dam
2 Richards g. Kiigour enter oh f by
Mickey Free, dam Blonde, by Glencoe. Al
50 CD by. Mickey Free, dam sister to Prior
3. c. A. Hamilton enters eh f Boneta, by
Memnon, dam b5I Tempest 1s' sts5'.
= 70: A. Wilson enters gr Q by Light
ming, dam Becky Bee. i;tHi 80 ,
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Duels Among Congressman and
' !. 2a ..,, " Others. =, 1913 g

u fss3Eltss ts5ss ----------. ,ls-z is-EfzEffsE
"A correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
sends to tint paper. the following abstract
Of notable dueh, between congressman and
others, which he shas complied from Ian
mans Dictionary OF Congress:i r's
1877, Hon. George Thatcher, q Repre-
sentative from Massachusetts,, was chal.
lenged iy Mr., Blognt Of Tennessee for 10
verbal criticism on d resolution ofliyed ly
the latter. Mr.. Thatcher received the chal.
lenge while abed. and treated it with con-
tempiuons ridicule, promising to write to
h;s Sits in Massachusetts for her views on
the subject; his more formal answer aaor-
tled eseat ,arnuseme.-c!. at the expense Of
his chivalrous adversary hir. Blount was
soon after expelled from Congress for .res.
sonnble transactions with the Spanish
Governor Of New 0rleans.t Mr.. Thatcher
was for many years after d Judge Of the
Supreme judicial Conrtlof Massachusetts
snls02. Dc Wit Clinton, United States
Senator from New II osk, fought with John
Swnrtwout tho latter, It was pushed on
lg Burr 1twas tho result ofa political
dispats On The ground, Clinton lrefer-
Hing so BasrJsnid sha wished he had the
principal thert." They exchanged ave
shots. Ciihtbn,s fourth shot struck Start
wouts .leg, ABOUT 6vs inches below the
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. CAPITAL STOCK 81 900, 600, divided in
/. 100000 shares at So each, payable in u.
Currency. Certificates of stock issued
subscribers Immediately upon receipt Of
OLD MORE THAN, FIVE, SHARES >
A circular containing full description
the property to be distributed among
shareholders sent to any address upon
ceipt Of stamps to cover postage. In
rmation as TO price Of land i'll any por-
: on of the State, or upon any other sub
4 ct of interest to parties proposing to inn
igrate, cheerfnlly furnished upon receipt
stamps for postage.
) All letters should he addressed. SECRF-
AIRY IMMIGRANT HONEST FAD ASSO-
ALTON, Post Office Box No Sc. San
aucisco, California; T
Is Oct. Ia. 1e65-2m. a aias4a q
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Helmbold and His Secret,

fc..~. AZ. N NJ, A..
7 NJ ,vo' 'uo s0ass"nan t.sa.t hcpuDi'can-I
,ao r''ie.s 's.l US ena' when Jddge Pier
,e. s.V oo"'no'ue1 ano eihee-seeker'
s'"s '~e.'y 'noasaoo doi'afs 70 inc |" Mer-
c"ans ''hce, stewart 70 DC used Tor the
promo'lon OF ura''ts eiec'icn. iieimbold,
'uo Droauway apo1necafy ana celebrated
Ducn" man. planked up ms forty thou
s sun "a oen0n OF seymour. where did
toe money come rom Tins rs text
upon Wnlcn We would 'nhlte a short oSiior-
'a''on 70 Tue n'e'chnnes Oh inc south, anu
especially o. savannah. -
tive iea's ago. he'n'ooid was a poor
"''''' ''. 'u'' " business tact ana shrewd-
"ess' aDu 'esoised not 10 remain So lie
oa'Sse nooas anu ~und inc philosophers
s'oue :" '''c p'I'sS OF printing isk 'there
were tafsleo ONT 'fom ahe manufactures oil
.lo "of'u "nd a'a1inuted 10 every portion
=. '"0 soop: r.. 'n's ne "seliea n.nsssi
o. -'1 ~ j.u'c'oas, oas' most '''efa sys-
=" " au,e'''s'ns' c".eaiy IN me newspa'
p"'' ''''s' ~ 'e'y o!'e' pef'od' aiNassed
c'''e' "e ,"o.e 20 spops Inc gfsa'of
' sA'%s' s.s We jus 10" a'nonhs 10
'l',u'eSsp -, s'o's''.as "''o MS nee'pts 10.
pe'""ps' "''".oas Not' was !" - mere ex-
."..". WV I'M .io e"'aeleu WISDOM
'' '''s Ai'e.'oacs % oe"e's. III casting
80 ''s BUSINESS wor"' W"ere ne
-" '. ~" ""o "aa a'na'seo 'ot-
49,. !" ''. 'so'. " WY ne a'so Sd"
ILL = a 10y .ns.ance wnero man
!. 49, ~,i's aua ""se'.'sea
~ e'o"n ~ "o'us''''na T'"i'u-
- .s.u...: ,s.s.. a, ,ae'o'o'e' o"'y
@ 'o'.'op' o. n's P'eoeceS-
''s' ','a @s u'a - "'sc,y aoa "ei.'
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,s.r, ,,;s,,on 49,. 81. ~" =. s,s'y sv W,
ans, n,.et;ce tho ,essan. 1s.,.,s..o,, ",,
H. ~. o..,;,.-. -. "o,
-. 49,. :. $1,000 N
.,;usa 8, 49, :. -, S.s' ="
h.,a. 49,. ,.,s a.. -. ~ .'
-, "0 p'on"so VI re"afo'
lucy re3ect the true secret OF success,
while Others are making fortunes before
their ewes bv' ombrucipp a. wo can s.v
tr,ly that fir,;ro on- io,. oo,,a.,:.. al,
w"
'"e p'0ss au' ciose oosef'aS'on OF ihe
workings OF trade, we have hardly known
an instance where man advertised his
goods, wares and merchandise on a large
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Fourteen Numbers for one Dollar

TIE LrTPLB CoRPoRAL.-A late number
of this original magazine for boys and
girls, and for older people who have yonng
hearts, has found it's way to orr table, and
is SO redolent OF every rare and delicious
thing for Young hearts, that We arc con-
strained to herald it's uncommon merits.-
The stories are delightful and invariably
instructive. The poetry is simple, tender,
pretty and high. Tho composition is ex-
cei1ent English; and, in word, the con-
daetoB seem to enter into tho spirit of
their great task, to know, the nature of
young hearts, and how to cater to their
immortal Iongings ENationol Intelligent
cor, Sept. 10, 1868. a5ss si.. f,,.a
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First Day-Saturday, Nov. 2Sth

First Day-Saturday, Nov. 2Sth.
ESIRS1' RACE--stake for all ages, one
Il and half miles, entrance $50, p. r.,
Club to add $3.50. to carry 100 pounds. e
j. j. Michigan enters b h Bismarck, by
Lexington, dam by Glcncoe. y o.sisa
%. G. A.Hamiiton enters ch h Tom Groom,
by Memnon, dam by Tempest az,lIx r.
.,f,3 Lupe & Co. enter CHI il Chickanaurr,.
by Jack Malone, dam Alboni,i by Aineni.
55y Also s b Malcolm, by Benny Scot,
land, dam Lady Lancaster, = o. - :
4. E. Warwick enters eli b by Bleak
wind, dam Prairie Flower, by Sovereign.
S. Richards & E.ilgour enter oh f By Co.
lossns: dam sister to Edgar, by Star Davis.
70 Mcdonnell g. ThoInpson enter abrIn.
Leholia, by Bonny Scotland, dam Capt.
seia,55 y o. -i1f 22sil y, T.si 20 Its4ig
SAME, zDAY--State Post Stake, three
nile heats, entrance $500. p p, the Clubto
give $1,000 and q plate valued at $1,000. p,
Alabama, entered by F. A. Ross, and
w. Cottril.
2 :; ] Louisiana, entered /, by D, F. Kenner
8: Missouri, entered by J!!oJ. o,Fallon
and jill. Davis. a. ,to-e.s .as'aiEs't !,
II Vs-.rsst.g tlsaA 81 .ss;R5 .ETrFs =
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= Westward the Star of Empire
Takes Its Way"
! scure Homestead in California /.
We .a 5ss3 an za7
he Emigran Homestead lAssociatian,,
. g3 OF CALIFORNIA; = fal J.

INCORPORATED under the laws of the
: State, November 30th, 1867, for the pnr-
,se of PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS
EMBERS, and thereby induce immigra-
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b. THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL is the most on
tcrtaining publication for the young that
we have ever examined. We cannot SEQ
how it possibly can have a superior, or if it
coafd have, how the young folks, could
possibly wish for anything better-I Penn
sylvania Teacher. ~ Zoo
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Second Day--Tuesday, Dec. LIST,
FIRST RACE Purse $500, milo heats,
for all ages. sta 1898 . ,s4tt if,st 90 (,
g SAME DAY-Purs 5000. two mile heats
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81 "a - FOR THE BENEFIT OF sls
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We might give many pages of Notices
from both the religious and secular press,
as well as from the people everywhere, to
prove that Tho Little Corporal" islall
that is claimed for it.. It's matter is en-
tirely original and from the freshest, most
alive. and best writer's in the country No
periodical, whether published for children
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

a maiden lady of New York has
made o will, in which she bequeaths
all her property to religious cor
poration to build a church. She
furthermore directs her executors, in
due process of time, to use her dust
and entire remains TO make mortar
with which to lay the cornerstone.
Her name is for the present with
held. g. ft
The GREAT DAY IN DARLINGTON -
The Darlington Democrat says, that
from 5000 to 1000 persons assem-
bled at Darlington, on the 23d. where
q barbecue was prepared by the De-
mooratic party, and that It was diff
cult to tell whether the whites or the
colored people out-numbered.
New York has another mysterious
poisoning case, in which druggist
is charged with q mistake in putting
up prescription.