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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Badly doHs Many of the cattle that
tied about town recently have been so
badly buried That they have been
scratched up by dogs. The bodies of
Eve are now exposed to the sun in rear
of Esquire Moons.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Resigned.-Henry G. Anuille, whom
e have never been able to find, locate
i tell who he is, and who was appoin.
~ commouwealths attorney for Wash
ngtos county, has resigned.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06
NT6ttGE TorTuE FAIRNESS OF SUI :
N LIVAN aud adjoining Counties.
MARTIN a POWRLL.'

81 -Tirstol, Tpnn., aud atlanta, Ga, have made
ample monied arrsngements 10 pay Casa FOE Att
pEopu1s ~ ~ nsy WI
Inc house In atlanta, Drafts 10 be drawn through
Inc senior partner, Capt. W. l., Martin, Of Bristol
Bills Of aiding 10 accompany the drafts.
We will also supply tbs trade 1ilh pomesiict aud
cotton Yarns Al cost and caTFiAgs and viii take FRO
dacc irokehanse' isiy lsu'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Opening Of Kings Goilege.-Kings
College opened on yesterday with a
fair prospect of larger attendance of
students than at any previous sessi n
wien controlled as High School
The Rev. DIR. Lyon. Of Mississippi,
not being able to dissolve his sfgage.
ments with bis congregation, declines to
accept the Presidcnc of this institu>
ton. The Board will proceed 10 a new
election at its next meeting.
Prof. Tadloek, well known as Presby-
terrain minister and teacher, is gentle,
man of ability and cultivation. He
was Principal Of the High School here
for three years, and in that connection
is well known to our citizens
Prof John II. Winston, a teacher by
profession, was for number Of years
employed at New London Academy, in
Bedford county, Va, which position he
discharged with ability aud satisfaction.
He is 6ne class ;al scholar aud devotes
his attention to that department in the
College. lie was engaged last year in
the Bristol High School, and is known
as an agreeable and pleasant gentleman
rrof. Manard is so well known as the
teacher Of the Urinary Department tha
we need scarcely TO refer 10 him. A
hard student, rigid reformer anC
strict disciplinarian aud finished gentle
man, he is well fitted to discharge thu
high duties Of mis- station
The College under the charge of thes'
gentlemen offers many advantages Il
young men from the surrounding couu
ties. Board is extremely low, proximi
ty to their homes and the ease witt
which they can discharge their fees 70
tuition &c. render it worthy of thei
most liberal support.
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LooL OpE For fhe a Mn.ic

The expiration Of subscriptions will be
'dicated by the x mark, and if the "News"
longer desired by the party so notified,
! win at once remit the priceof subs,rip
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Scientific Pdrty.-In addition to
the government party now here to OBJ
serve the eclipse, party consisting of
Prof. Venible and Smith from the Uni
versity and Prof vawtef from Emory
& Henry College arrived here yesterday
morning. They went out to Edens
Ridge to select a station.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

DR.. Mapay. The Rev. DR.. Nun
10y is now in the mountains 10 feeble
health. s...
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06
FRIDAY, August 6, 1869.
sGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
N train leaves Bristol, , % =. M.

az ~ sfE@1f7,.e ,Eif-1tE 2@N1A
" all train leaves Bristol, ? % =. NJ.
Arrives In Lytchburg, $50, A. NJ.
freight train leaves Bristol, $50 A. NJ. 4
ffoieht train arrives at 4 so AN. &5.iOP NJ.
NSif tfain leaves Lynchburg, 40 p. M.
.Arrivesin Bristol, g 5T Am.
Distance a0f miles; Fare 1 cents per mile.
rs Minutes allowed for supper in Bristol.
EAST TENN. q VA. RAILROAD.
Mall train leaves Bristol 5.54 AM.
Arrives In Knoxville IL 81 z. M
Nail train leases Knoxville, Ills A. NJ.
Mail train arrives In Bristol $40 p. M.
freight trains leave Bristol, q As A. NJ.
Freight trains arFiveip Bristol, $40 p. M.
Distance lS0' miles Fare cts. per mile.
IS minutes allowed for supper In Bristol.
fenn.- time being 30 minutes slower than
"A. time, the apparent want of connection
ttween the above schedules is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06
MANHOODj Ho,0 Lost. HossI

'NI heAfOff0. III t4Iti EfIl'i..f
..rSJSl,v, Just published, a neH edition Of Drf
EHfElXk CuiverweIs'r Cciebr AZ ed Ms
Asf-ty any ON the radicai4 eH0rs lwithe-.
S8AA.AAkE medicine) pf, SPERnArREHGA, oir
seminal weakness, Involuntary seminal loasssl
imPoie,ey, mental and rhysiesi lnsHpaeity lmpedI
mems To parmago, etc. also, Consu npilon, ~ Z
lepsy, and fi,s, induced ny seif-induieencs
So ~ P s IL sealed envsrose only cent.
The celebrated author, IN this ajmiFRhle eanas<
clearly demonAt rates from AihTiy years saesessf
practice, that thf glarming consequepces OF se
abuse may he rpdieaily 6pred without the DANCE =
use Of internal medicine, NJ tbs application Of
the knife painting oui inodc Or cdfs at once sim
pie, certain and efsctual by m'cRpg Of which every
sufferer nc ppttef whnf ma condition may be- may
cure tifnae " cheaply, privately Ind radicdily. 4
Rf- This Lecture should be In thu hAnda Of every
youth and every man IN the land. y
Sent under seal, ina PLAN sfrs.ie, 10 any address,
on receipt Of six cents, OF two postage stamps by
addressing the publishers. y
price % cents. Address the Publishers .
ClIAs. ,. c. KLINE a Co.
l27 Bowey, New York, Post oaaee Bon $50.
oct. 2. ~
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Worth Patroaizing.-Thc Hotel
kept by DR.. Hammer, 10 Blountville
cannot b, exccllcd BY any other in East
Tenn. The accommodations are ade-
quate and the house is comfortably
aud handsomely furnished. The table
10 first class.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

CommOnrediths AttOr1ey-John O.
POston, Of smyth, has been appointed
Oomhonwcalts Attorney for this county,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

POsiponed.-The Lecture of l.. l.,
Poats was postponed. until one week
from Tuesday night next owing to other
conflicting appointments 10 town.
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Nc" ADVEa, IsE1ss 5. -
1869. MAY isth. 1863
fi -- ifffr.rIg
NEW SPRING GOODS,

- .giif ---Ts lfffTrI'
NEW SPRING GOODS,
I. Bs DUNly a. OosS.
We Inviie sssniioh L, our iarge and cheap a..dF.
mont % New spfiaE add Summer Goods. nT p
BOUGHT SINCE THE DEILTNEt -,
Md which foi ecahiy, variety. snd ehcapress, vni
no, be surpas-es this SEASON
FOR PAY DOWN ONLY" 20 10
Nc oGcr, In part ,tifc following w. IaD %
81, ~, 81 Drown Cottous, at 10 to % cents.
80 a., 81, O. anil 1914 BlefEhri D,snss site aud
Shectngs, nj prices from lzN To IS cents. If...I
loo pieces handsome new style valieors a, from
100 patterns .,svv nnd beautiful Lawns. parares .
Armure., Mcuslina, 1gpred and sriiL Alpaeas,
biques, striped Mohair Challies, Hair lined Lawns
10 all eoors, and from 20 cents up-ali new sud Of
latest styles.
A beautiful assortment Of Hoop skirt, sood for
20 eeuis and all the styles Of Paiaiefi tt0m rs
10 90 hoops, at sstouishingly low prices heS style
Boulevard skrisi Ven Barages, Pink, Blue aud
French Cofaet,s; all whalslone, In COLOR and
whilo; VI 10 CBtsst stays and strings white Mar
soiles, for Satellites white and colored Alpaca
Prngesl Chaps, Marseilles, Bdgings and Triuingr,
silk Velvet and SILK Trimmings, ali eolorS; But,
tons and Braid to match Belts, Kibbuls, and Belt
ing; WigAns, eolored sud white; Ries Csmbrieks.
Jaekonets plaid aud fancy Cauibrics, Linen tam
bries, Linen Cambria HRndkcchlsfs, Mous'Ins and
Cotton handkerchief Hosiery Gloves Of all
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LADIES' HATS,
Trimmed and plain sundowns and all tho now
styles. mic" Hat from 90 cents up to the best
Flowers, wreaths, and Straw Trimmli rs
Spool Threads. Coats, and all tho best
makes; we sell you 4 spools best 800
yerds, for IS cents, black or white;
white sd eolered paien, Threads, ali
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Blanks of every description fa0uith
cd On short notice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06
LYNCHB URIC
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED nj
LEE e. TAYLOR.
GRocERs, CoNMIssI NgRcHA ANTS AND PRo
pUcg BRoEEns.
No. / Bridge Street, Lyncburg, Va.

LYseHBrKe, August G. 1859.
We invite attention to several changes day
Provisions, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats and Flowe
active at quotations Of to-day Particular attention
Is invited to the condition Of fnur market, which
In consequence of the continued drought, is not oF
sufficiently supplied to meet the cohsumptiye de-
mand. Mag mills In this secion for want OF water,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

TRs Hots.-Up to going to press the
voting on tho Tennessee side was pro-
crossing quietly Stokes getting but
very few and Slack sweeping the field.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Visit from Bishop Johns Right Rev
J.. Johns, d. D., Bishop of the bio,
eese of Va, will Cd. W hold service
n Emanuai Church, Goodson, ON Sat-
drday and Sunday, the 18th aud 18th
Int. The Rev. q. Clifton Peuick,
Who has acen appointed to take charge
Of the Church here will accompany the
8ishop aud commence his ministry at
thai time. Rev'd. e. IL. Ingle is also
Expected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06
S ha dy Tr ON.

n III persons arc warned to cease uslng the natl =
"A shady" 10 connection ~ lin iron noi nannf . :
anrvd by u.s. We make the only Sadly Iron knss 4
iron branded by us Is warranted to- DO of supei =
,iu lity TO any other iron and without tho b.
there " no shady Iron ~ the market. li1f 6Ig
Messrs Jos, H.. Anderson a Co., are our AZ
EsSSST JOHN O. KIND 4 "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

MA R,R,TET1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

. On the q day Of August, 1852 by tho Rev. Philip
Rohr, JOHN Mc CLURE to Miss NANCY MORRl.
SON, all Of Russell county, Va 1874 nj =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Good Heath is handsome aud
valuHbe peril deal Of l44 pages, pub
lished monthly by Alexander Moore,
~ Franklin Street, Boston, Mass, at
20 per annum single numbers 201ts.
The table of contents is too long for
Insertion in this notice, but it is one Of
most varied and extensive interest, The
present number, which is No, 8 Vol. l,
srea:s Of the Eye, Sleep, the Liver,
Prisons aud remedies. tho Skin aud its
Management, &c. We regard it as the
most valuable periodical We have met
With, and recommend 1t to every one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Best indigo; nfsider aud dyes Yarns Of hest makes
and all miusbrrs. Hoes, axes, spades, shovsls,
forks and buckets nails, Thimble spindles
Trunks, common aud good elegant
QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE,
very low. Tobacco and Pipes Drugs Hardwa
or all styles and at low prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-06

Wheat, Flour, Bacon, uara; feathsrs,
Wool Beeswax, Dried Peaches aud Applsss.
Gensehg, Snake Root. Tallow, Butter, Dry
Hides for which, a fair price win be paid III
Cash aud Goods at cash prices, wholesale
Ut Retail, d M ssfat ali ~
Bristol Goodson, BE- ssiiW. W. JAMKe.
Aug. l 1868. ~ tra a.iT-s ss,-t.s1
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Snccial Notices. Home Testimony

KpookIyN. MoRGA> 60. INp. Dee. 10. ~.
DIR. C.. W. RoBACk- Dear sir: FOR
some months past my wife has been III
very Door health from II disease o' INC
heart. and general arrangement aha
prostration of her entire system: SO
much 80 tlla, have frequently dcspairca
of her life and like her attending physi-
clans. felt sure that She had but yer!
short time to live. Eventually was IN
Iucrd to try the Scandinavian Remedies
(Hlood Purifier and Blood Pills. for her
complaint. and she used them but Il fe"
DAYS when her health began 10 improve
rapidly: and by continuing their use Tor
some time she was restored 10 tolcfiipic
rood health. which she still enjoys.
have no doubt that We owe her ne ana
Iprrscnt health To the excellence ana vir'
tue Of your medicines. and ! chccrinii!
/ recommend them 10 the afflicted every
6 where, believing them 10 he the best neo
: icincs i'm use. for all the complaints 10
: which they are recommended. Wishi';
G YOU a long life. that YOU may 40 mu'i
: rood in relieving the afflicted. All
e very truly. yours. ,,
JOHN Il. MAXWELL.
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Ecr.lpss.-To-morrow is tho

ECLIPSE. -To-morrow is the day
sct for the sun and Moon exhibition.
We hope some of our citizens Will De
frightened into the belief that the world
il coming to an end. and rush to the
Courier Office to square accounts be-
fore the final "break up.
We will be obliged for reports OF In
cidents connected with the eclipse from
different localities. Mr.. John Gram
mc,spackcr has promised to furnish u
with reports Of the condition exhibited
nv the barometer and thermometer Of
that occasion.
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ADMINISTRATORS BALE.

ADMl Nj IL Al ''h !, -
NOTICE is hereby given 'ha' 'ne WI
~ dcrsigncd. Administrator OF the IN -,
tarc of Robert Farris, deceased, WIN
offer for sale at public auction a, Inc ; IS
idcncc of the deceased. near ror'c's'i ''''
Dubois county. Indiana. ON ,oeo
WEDNESDAY, sept LIST, 'sos,
An of the personal property, oi inc ne-
cedent, not taken by the widow; as io ar
lows: About so head OF Ca.!ie, , 10Y
hogs, 8 horses. ~ sheep. ? WAGONS,
nearly new sulky plow, and general as.
.ort,ncnt of all other kinds VI Mfi"ihs
implements. in good order 18th.
/ TEnMs or SALr. Twelve months
credit will be given Oh all suns over 20
ON purchasers executing notca. WIN up
proved surety. bearing interest from I"le
and waving benefit of valuation ana up
p,uisrnrnt laws: sums of 80 ANA "hu'r
cash in hand 49,.
:. {. DoANE. Any.
July 23, lS69-Sw ..-.-..
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mai l. Necessary Ia be zone J.
snccScd with our Railroad.

That we can not build raiload our
Solves. is so plain n proposition, thai IL
o,,ly needs To hr stated. W hen we ~.
WE. We mean the people living along 'ne
line of the proposed road. from here 10
any riycn point. They have not inc
money. nor the experience. bu, MR. !.
are things that We CAN do. anu WHICH !.
we WILL 10 it will be to the intefes, o'
ltl,c parties (who can. and know no." 10
build Us II railroad.
! The county must vote tax ot per
cent. provided tor in the act OF the ia>'
Icvis stature. The towns and townships.
through which the road will pass. in"s'
,n,lr - liberal nos \rioN Ia the road. 10
liz Maid " hen the road IL in running or
der. And the ow ncr> Of lands must DO
NArr the right Of way through '"'''
II We do these things. land we cA> II
we Will II will be- to the Interests o'
rich railroad corporations to come lot
ward and build our road. IL Is proper IL
: .oy that some of our citizens have peci
In communication with these persons
and they have given rs much encourage
men, rs could have been expected al T
:. curlv a period in our movement ah'
before We have amy persons a'iihoriIe'
Ia speak officially. and before we KNOW
D ~ neither the tax. donation. and right O
!. way can bc obtained. Ii is now IN ""
). Judgment plain. simple propr">i'io'
On the conditions named We can sue
coed. Will We DO do it!-- spence
|. County journal.
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Large numbers of spurious tcn-dol

Large numbers of spurious tcn-dol-
lar notes are coming into the Treasury
from all the Northern cities. especially
from the New York City banks. They
are 50 nearly perfect as to make thcir ur ~,
lection by the Government experts AT
ticult matter. and are supposed to be
printed from electrotypc plates inade
from lead impressions Of the genuine
plates. BY COLLISION between the printers
In the two bank-notc offices in New
York where the Government printing l.
executed.
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rm,,r D,sr., xr>.-The abundant iruit
crop of the rtrscat year !, temF'hs
numbers " our fsirncrs ~ cnde"Sor '"
.,y. same Of Heir v,vp y! nan"iar"'r'.
inc irand.. ~hth the! Used I" Il" ever!
wear. and h..v~ pure liquors. be'or III"
RADICAL party rnc into power All" .! ~
nearly psohibi,ory tax compelled she"'
20 ,ct their fruit rot. We have latci!
hccn asked several times the PROVISIONS u
the revenue law in regard 10 fruit "'s''i-
,.rs and not being able to keep run OF
the changes ,nsdc in 'hr regulations .!
the Commissioner. We could not answer
satisfactorily. We lind. however. III the
paoli Eagle n communication from MAY
Tucker fwho Is Assessor for that county,
ON the subject, from which We make the
following extracts:
,s, Notice Of intention 10 run must bc
given IN triplicstc ON form NO. 80 All"
the still must be registered.
md. Bond must bc given anu apPros,
cd before application is made Tor -pecia'
tax. ,,us,
3rd. Application for special tax 'nns'
he made and paid for before coniheh-
c;nv work nj the rate VI $50 per year.
4fb. survey will be made by AS
5th. The distillcr will not b. reqnir'
cd.fo have a stOrc-keeper, Warehouse
meter or receiving cistcrn. Or pay aN
an the barrel. until they run over one
hundred barrels, but will be required ~
nav g. per day for every day or piece %
. Iav that NAV run Llnndy.and Will have
10 pay the tax Oh the amount Prouuseu
and report the same at the end oi ever!
month. ,
5th. They are exempt from section
and section II, and also. the provisions
az section 22. The 9th section relaie'
10 having an accurate plan and descrip
ton In duplicate OF the distiIlery an'
distilling apparatus. giving location &c
The 18th section Is in relation to pre-
parinc fastening to doors OF every i.r
mace boiler, the painting and eievatic
of tubs, &C.. and the 22nd section Il Il
relation to giving notice to assistant Us
SCISSOR Of su spending work. &c.
All persons wishing TO engage IN IN
business Of manufacturing Brandy IL
prescnt wear, will confer a favor. II the
would at once come and fle their ~
tice of Intention to run distillery.na'
their still registered, fill their bond.ha'
survey made Of the distillery. so th'
can get to w0:k carly. anu save h'u'
trouble and delay.
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cyan American paper conclude. Il
notice OF the singing OF new Russian
prima donna formerly Maid OF Honor to
y Grand Duchess. with the following re-
marks: "Imaginc the delight OF hear
ing the beautiful air of Plotskotfiklzw'i'h
oks KapphtskokrgnoIf ilut'schuuw RIP
ping in liquid harmony from iil,s 'nat
have closed upon the cold victnals oil Il
Grand Duchess.
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We cal VA, ad,i ION Il orr rti i,rsiv r.. rua,l.i.
,ertincatvs 81 ,Lias peri, ~ Ir O. " ~ ,.,x,s
..lrLlG'td scsn'reyan n,de.n,s ". 10 % l,'~'..
them 10 "p,iha.. 1he ag,ff shawn n ~. .,,s,'
nal ictirrs copies OF Hhhn M b,.w n, pt.u,.
of these medicines suiheiilr lie 10 "a, Al =, ny
will Civ. reward VI ten Thousand dolrrs 10 ~, I,,,
Who viii chew that any Of the letters refrJ ~ ~, 10,
authentic The! have been f'ht .Ls.lim,i 40 n,
character Any lrurgis, rsn satisfy the most .Asr,.
ol the value If there rul. wonderful se,n. X, p.,Is
SfoMArn InItEs k,rnK's s,Aso.AA,IsN "El,,p Ikl,.
slGR AAp BIu.p rtls."
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NJ Mrs. Mary G. Trout. the only rev.
olutionary pensioner in Harrison Coui-
~. Indiana. received last week. under
ioiut resolution of Congress. n pension,
certificate. emitting her to an increased
pension from September. 1850: TO th'
Iprcscnt time. and so long rs she shall i've
Int the rate OF $3.50 per annum.
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NOTICE.

vTVWO Young gentlemen, not past the
i meridian Of life, Of unexceptionablc
character and most bcwitching manners,
beinp tired Of the hcy-day of roaming
about. satisfied that rolling stones gather
no moss, desire situatiosn IN respectable
families as sons-in-law. Said individuals
are neither handsome, wealthy or indus
Itrious but are just billing over with nj.
Election and calculated to love, cherish and
protect while life shall last Apply by
letter. JOHN !. unANa
GEO. w. KIN DERMA AN
p. S.-Address your letters to Hays
willie, Dubois County, Indiana.
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Can't APPRECIATE HrM.-Thc New
York sun. Republican, edited by Chas.
a. Dana. says Grant is like the Yellow
dog I'm the mcmagcrie-h is too small
for a lion, he don't look like tiger. and
nobody wants to see dog" IT Will b'
remembered that Grant appointed Mr.
Dana 10 the Office Of Government Ap
lpraiscr for New York City, but he dc
lclincd to accept.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

vT,AxES up by Charles X. Miles, IN Hall township Dm
one boy Horse supposed he about eleven years old
about il hands high, lef, hind foot white long black
anc and TAIL and scar his left eye, supposed 10 nav.
been done nv cutting for tho hooks Aud said Horse wn
appraised BY Gerhard lIumber and Theodore thieves
S26 on the 10th day Of July, 1850
JOHN u. STEIN, J. T. lsEAfl
A.rre COPY a. On alc in my office
Aug. g. 90. u \. H"LluNt y '"'h'
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. Nothing has
10 show that the President Will
interfere with the coming election III
Mississippi. but he has expressed his de-
that it shall be IA fair one
The District commander will according.
IL appoint in each county State Board
Of Registeys. composed Of one Radical
and ono conservative Republican. AMI
one army officer.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the nm
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate Of Agctha
Eckcrt. late Of Dubois county, deceased
Said estate il supposed TO be solvent.
FRANCIS X. ECkEItT, Admir-.
July 20, G6-3w
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There are probably no fewer than
one hundred colorcd men now in Home
preparing for the Roman Catholic priest
hood. The majority Of them Will be-
come teachers of the freedmen at the
south. 1t is understood that some col
orcd young men will soon 20 to Rome
from Tennessee 10 be educated.
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The reports from the interior OF Gu
IN are generally favorable for the rcvo-
luton, and one Spanish officer gives It as
his opinion that 10000 more troops from
Spain will be required to conquer the
island.
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~A dispatch from Mt. Vernon says
.The appropriation Of one hundred thou
sond dollars to the Mt. Vernon and Gray
vile RAILROAD has been carried by at least
even hundred majority. Black town
sh;n piyes nine hundred and seventy
two in favor, and thirteen against thu
railroad.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

SURVEY NOTICE.
vVHE undersigned will proceed with
L the County Surveyor Of Dubois
County, on the 23d day of August. 1862
10 run the lines and determine the boun-
diaries of the East half OF the Not.'
East quarter Of Sec. -, Town Scut =
Range West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sons interested will please be present.
BERNHARD ii. MAYER.
Aug. 6, '69-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-06

The Erie Railway Company nave
agreed to complete tnc Fort Wayne road
from Greensburg TO North Vernon, pro.
vided the citizens along the route Will
donate enough to build thc road bed.