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L. II. dunn,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Bank
"a ruptcy, has superior facilities for conduct
ing Cases in bankruptcy, in aspeedy and prop
er manner. Letters of inquiry promptly
answered
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JOB PRINTING.

Having made large additions to oar establish
rilent in the shape of material of the latest
style, and having employed experienced and
orders for every variety of PLAIN AND FANCY
Jo3 PRINTING with neatneSs and Dispatch
The addition of Steam Power TO our establish
nsnt affords us great advantages over most
country Offices in the way of low prices and
fast work. Call with us. and be convinced.
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Z. b. HURD d CO.
HOTELS,
CROOKS .HOUS

= SPRAGUE, Proprietor, Main Street, Find
y. lay, Ohio. The best of Stabling attached,
with careful and attentive employees in stten-
dance.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOHN EWING T. H. REDICK
EWING d REDICK,
DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats
~ and Caps, Clothing, Leather and Findings.
Nos. 81 and 70, Ewing's Block, Maiu Street,
Findlay. Ohio.
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PRODUCE MERCHANTS.

W. S. OSBORN. L. A. BALDWIN
OSBORN d BALDWIN.
GENERAL PRODUCE Deal
VI ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds,
Dried Fruits, BeeswaX, Pelts, Hides and Coun
Prniuce of all dascrinfinns
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DENTISTS.
DIR. j. CARR.
DRUGGISTS.
DRY GOODS,
IL. WHEELER & CO.

]. ). WHEELER q CO.,
nEALERS in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
etc, ETC., Nos. 81 and S. Main street, Findlay,
Ohio.
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DIR. SARGENl'S
Backache Pills

Is the most efficient and most popular Diuret-
ic medicine known, removing at once any
obstruction of the kidneys, Subduing lnf1am-
nation and strengthening the Urinary UT
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CRoCE RIES


ISAAC DAVIS HENRY B GREEN.
DAVIS d GREEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, Salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&c, &c, Corner OF Mail and Sandusky Streets.
W. L. DAVIS. J.w. DAVIS. JOSEPH MARTIN.
w. L. DAVIS d CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wooden,
Willow and Stone Ware Confectionery, Fruits,
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale, ar Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. u
and ., Main Street.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
TOTTEN BROS,
wv WIHOLESALE EANDRETAI DEALERS in
w Cigars, Tobacco, SNUFF and Pipes. A
splendid stock of Fine Cut, Shorts Plug and
Smoking Tobacco. A full line of Bale Goods
constantly on hand. No 20, Main Street.
K. B. HURD. E.P. JONES.
II. B. HURD d Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS and
M Dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, Meerschaum
pipes, Cigar Holders, and general variety OF
smokers articles Two doors south OF the
Crook House" Findlay, Ohio.
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Have been in use s. years, and are daily per-
forming wonderful cures. In many instances
where patients were unable to walk upright
or to rise without assistance, they have been
relieved by a single dose.
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sHiPPING.

EA FOR LIVERPOOL AND
<SNF%%S SQUEENSTOwN-InmAn Line of MAJ
SSsfHhe 34z4& Steamers are appointed 70 sail fol
lily oI AntYerp, via Halifax, Tuesday Dec. H. atlPM
OiW OF brooklyn, Saturday, Dec. 49, at p. M.
Sty Tiy OF - LhoTndon, Saturday, Dec. 25, at II Al
5,!i TS,!.nh, va Halifax. Tuesday Dec 49, at y. M
Viyoi washington, Saturday. Jan. !, 1870, at 2. NJ
from PEA Sacn speceedipg Saturday and alternate Tuesday
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Cold. PAYABLE In Currenov.
FIRST OABIN.... 800 STEERAGE ... sa
no london. los To London. ........... 40
10 Paris. ............ lI5 To Paris. ............ n
- FIRST CABIN sTEERAgE
p, Fayable inGeld. Payable in Currency,
AyerpooL. $50 Liverpool :. . So
t HAniah t.' ........; % Halifax Is
BY Branch steamer. % BY Branch Steamer. 81
=. PASSENGERS forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg. Bremen,
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates By Der
sons wishing TO send for their friends, = "
For further information apply at the Companys Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. 15 BROADWAY, N.
ort O'DONNEIlII FAULK, ARenta
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uo,. ruo,,,., PRICE OF PASSAGE
10 BRksT OR HAyRF.

flrst Oaon. $40 Second Cabin. m
,,,,,, TO PARIS,
wal, Hnciuolng railway tickets furnished on board)
FiTs. Sssa a. o si45 Second Cabin.
Medical nttendance frea sY ~ sSteerege passengera
American travellers going to or returnng from thu or
tnent OF Europe by taking the steamers o this
unnecessary risks from transit by English RAILWAYS AM
crossing the channel besides saving time trouble snder
pense. GEORGE MAOKENZIE. Areut
n - No. 80 BROADWAY, New York,
Company, to II T. LEA r."
lGS No. 800 OHESNJTT Street
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
At the Phiasdelpba Exchange M Third and Walnut
Executors Peremptory Sae-Estate of Ann Murphy,
deceased-STORE and DWELLING, s. k. corner Of
Ridge road and Green street.
DWELLING, No. 5l9 Chippewa street, south Of Loma
bard, west OF Twenty sixth street. ll275t
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ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AMP RooFEsSoR1SspNts Re- Kes {e; Every size end
RICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS, and
Ploi covspe the best ever offered e the public with
Fire and Waterproof; Light, Tight, Durable No crack.
ing pealing shrinking No paper gravel heat Good
for ali climates Directions given for work. good work
men supplied Care, promptness oertaintyi One prioal
Gall Examined Judgel
Agents wanted for interior counties:
45Stf JOSEPH LEEDS. Principal
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nATs AND OAPs.

vJV WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated and easyhttinR Dress Hats (patented) In al
the improved fashions Of the season OHEBNUT Street
next door 10 tbs Post Once. uBrW
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ROOFING.

H. This Roofing is adapted to all buildings 1t can
App"eu" STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
At one,hAlf the expense OF tin y is readily put
ing the damaging ceilings and furniture while under
fRssRRVE fIa1s rsRRSlTs y6k Tin RooFs WITH wEIToNs
ELASTIC PAINT.
ALWAYS DreDared Repair and Paint Roots ahor
notice Also PAINT FOR SALE By the barrel or gallon
the best and cheapest in the market, ,,,v
slH No. I'll N. NINTH Street. above Coates
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COLLECTION OF COINS Pattern Pieces, Medals
Continental Money, etc.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
Dec 81 81 O'clock the auction rooms No. 5s9 Ches-
nut street. by catalogue 625 lots valuable Coins
cluded will be d-United States silver dollars of 1894
and 1889 also 1872 1851 proofs United States
of 1891 l99 1904 and 1857 very and fine Caro-
lima Elephant cent, 1884 Chalmers Annapolis three
pence 1885, United States proof sets of slyer pattern
pieces United States medals political medals; Con
tinental and Colonial paper money; relics; mine
rails, ETC.
May be seen on the day of sale. 12137t
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS g SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND IaI
Vu s. FOURTH STREET.
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS

Dec. IT, al II o'clock. case, comprising assert
ment of choice and superior Japan lilies, hyaoinths.
tulips, drops etc. worthy the alton ~
florists and others From j. a H. Barnaart, Haarlem.
Holland. ~ 13 ~
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AMERICAN ARTISTS LARGE PERRMPTORY
SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Dec II, Is, and 10,
At the auction rooms No 529 Chestnut street, large and
valuable collection Modern Oil Paintings Among the
represented Paul Ritter George Hartwok
Hart Coates. Stonefed Lotchious, Van Ney and others
equally celebrated . -
The Pictures all mounted in elegant goldlt frames
The collection will be exhibition TUESDAY, thu
10th inst, and on the days Of sale 128Wt
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LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EURO.
PEAN DRY GOODS.
On Monday Morning,
Dec 90 at 10 O'clock on four months credit. 1a145t
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ELEGANT DIAMoNp AND OTHER JEwELRY.
SUPERIOR WATCHES, MUSICAL, BOX OPERA
GLASSES SHIP CHRONOMFTFR E'rO ~

BUNTING, DURBOROw & CO., AUCTION
I'D EERS, Nos 232 and 234 MARKET Street, corner os
Bank street. Successors TO John B. Myers Co.
LARGE SALE OF BRITIsH, FRENOH. GERMAN.
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODH
On Thursday Morning,
Dec. Is. at 10 o'clock four months' credit 12loA
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NED BUNTLINE's GREAT STORY

7HE GREAT LIVING SCoUry
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II a = & NJ M "A HI % Ns
No COEN'TIHS SLIP New York
No Is SOUTH WHARVES, PhiladelphiA
No as w. PRATT Street, Baltimore.
are prepared 70 ship every description Of Freight e
points with promptness and despatch Canal Boats and
Stean-tuKs furniahsd ~ the h0rtaas aotca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-19
SPECIAL ELECTION.

THE STATE r. I,pIAHA.
To he Sn"r # of Dubois County, Greeting
NJ HEREAS. vscancv has occurred 10
W The ffics Of Senator. in The Genera
Assembly oi the State Of I disns. during
he present session OF said General Assem-.
,'y' BY the resignation Of w. n. Mont
lcmery. the Senstor rom the Sena,orial
District composed of The counties OF Pike.
Dubois and and Msrtin:
Nov. therefore. in pussusnce Of the Con.
''ito'ion Of the State. and OF the statute in
,uch case mSde and provided, I. Conrad
B,ker, Governor Of the Stste Of Iadsns.
10 Issue ,nis Wri, Of Election. hereby or
dering and directing that a Special Flee
ion ehs!l be held in the enuntiss compos
irg said Senatorial District, on Tuesday III.
% d day Of M,rch 1869, Tor ,he purpose o.
iecfing Senator OF The State OF Indiana
md 10 I'll The vacancy occssioned by the
'esig nation OF said w. H Montgomery.
And The Sheriff 10 whom this wri, is III
rec'~d 10 hereby ordered to give notice Of
sad Special Elscti"n. pursusnt TO tho re-.
qn'.emen;s OF his statute In such case
nad- snd provided.
In witness whereof I hsve hereun,o sub.
.cfioed nv psms srd rsu ed TIE seal az The
8 are 20 be sfix d a, Indianapolis, this 81,
lsv of March. A ID 1860.
By the G werner:
CONRAD BAKER
~ a. HOFFMAN. 3 'cretsry Of Stale.
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Something Extra for the Boys and
Girls.

II 10 well known that TIE LITTLE Con
1oRA:. the brilIisnt Western Juvenile. ha.
. larger circulation than any oher Juve.
nile Msq, zine in the world. THIS has been
gained BY real merit and enterprise.
The Publishers are endesvoring to dou
Die their immense circulation this year. and
havs determined 10 send ,hrir Mag, z,n.
SAEs FOR THREE McNJHs-Jsnusry, Frb.
'us'y and March numbers 81 1865 - FREE
'osvery fsmiIy who will send their sddrvss
before the fret Of Nay, with fur cents in
''mps for return postage. These are IL.
tended /" somples 20 those who are no,
now ticking the Msgszne in i's new, cn
"reed form. Address ALFRED l. SEwrLL
= Company. Publishers, Chicago. Illinol..
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@Silss Hartman. brother Of Mrs. Glen
end one Of the psrttes charged with IN.
murder Of M. and Mrs. Young. near Ia
d'snspolis. committed suicide In his cell b,
cutting bic throat with a rssor on Weones.
asy morning. Huffman had seemed 10 b.
very low spirited ever since The conyic,ion
~ Mrs. Glen, bic sister, end he had on
Monday made a confession 10 The Crane
Jury scknow Lodging bic connection with
'0s mu'der.connec,ing several other parties
WIN him. but clearing Mrs Glen Of hsv.
ing anything 70 do ia the mster. SIEVE.
'"o those charged by him with being &C
completes 10 the crime. herring ,hs, he had
s'as : seufessior. Immediately leR the
Safe
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lsica.llOIl Notice.

THE STATE OF INDIANA.
To the Sheriff OF Dubois County, Greeting:
ENHEREAS avassncy has occurred IN
w he fi.e Of Representative in the
General Assembly OF the Safe Of Indiana,
during The pre- ent session VI said e. LersI
A -spmbiv, by the resignation OF Lsto,
lC ,vs, Reproductive from the counties Of
NJ ,r,in ard Dubois
Now. there lore. in pursuance Of The Con
iu,icn OF the State. and cf the statute
!, .uch case made aud provided. |. C,nrsd
Baker, Governor Of the state Of Indians
10 issue this Writ ~ Election. h~rehv %
~~r'wx -..a s'.-v'trg met Bpecisi E'ec
ton shaiI he held 10 the oounties compos
ing ssid. Representative Disi,ic,. m Tues.
jsy the 23rd Jsy Of March, 1869. tor the
purpose Of ele getting a Representative 10 Re
present said Dis',ics in The House Of Re
representatives. Of the State OF Indians, aud
20 ill the vacancy cccssioned by the resig
nai,n 81 said Leroy Cave.
And The Snrr,f TO whom this v rit 10 di.
r.c',d is hereby ordered 10 gise notice OF
said Special Election. pursu. n, TO the re
qniremenis IF the etsiuie In such case
made I'D provided
| In witness " herpo: ] have herpunto sub
-rrihcd nv name snd caused the zeal ri the
8 ATE 10 be ffix-d ~ Iudisnspolis, s. h DAY
Of March. A ID. 1869.
| BY the Governor:
CONRAD BAKER.
VI +. A. HtrFMAN Secretary O! State
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SCHOOL EXAMIVATION

accordance with ,hs I-w, q Public Err.
= animation OF Isvsons Desiring TO ,..,h
Public S'ho va 10 Dnhois county. will ne
held ., school H""sa NJ. 2 ip jasper. Fri
dav. March IS h, 1869.
ANY perso" des,r.ng 10 obtain license O.,
teach less ,hsn the r'gh, branches vsoui,ed
bv I-~ mnss fret os.sent a certificate from
'Ns Director 81 a Diat,ic, csr,if.ipp 10 an
and The branches desired 10 h.
'sugh' dining The en.ning school term.
Teach ~ m"s' br-r in mind ,hs, unde,
Toe new Law no ce'i6catps far teaching ca n
be- vrantd hereshed Al privs,e exsmios.
'i"s, and II IL therefore imnor.nn, hi, thew
should attend he Public Examination, and
b'i"g VI b thin c.rif s'- Of moral char.
nc,rr from 'hti' ,sancctiv- Trns,ses.
Al STRAIN, School Exsminer.
March s h. 1859.
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p X DOL A NJ A ON.

The qnshti vct-rs Of Dubois county ave
hereby notified that po'.s will he opened ~
the usual places OF holding elections. in IN }.
sevrrsl ios oships 80 Drhni. county, In!., on
Fus~dsy. March %. 1869, tor the rurpos.
~ e'ec'irg The fl 80 mentioned in N
'"frg";ng precips- wherein al ps-sans in
CRESTED wi IKE notice and govern them.
.s'vss accordingly.
witness nv hand and sesl, this ll,h d.,
Of NJ -vrh. 1869
:. TOHIAS HERBi0. Sheriff Of ID G.
M srch l2 1860
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~ The Democratic members OF the
Legislature proposed 10 The Rpput lcans
me, IL they would col ga, TO the postpone.
meot Of the consideration Of the Negro.
Suffrage Amendment ill Friday or Sa'ur
dsy they One Dsmocrs's) would remoln j"
their seats aud psss the appropriation and
other imp .riant bills. Blu, the Radical
s.id "No-ihe ioierest Of the negro must
b considered first. II is more impor,sn'
,hsl the right OF sufftsge should be con
isnrd upon the black man ihsn that nppro
p,is,ioas should b. made To my the ex
prnses Of The Cuusss and 70 support The In
ssne, suo UeUs asvmw s,nus
A'ylvms. Give Us negro sufrssge first. emo
then IL there 10 time we will psss these az
propr,stiun bills"
Such ives the reply Of the Radical mpm
bs's Of the Legislature TO The proposition
Of tho Democrats. What we're The later
10 d.! Were they dogs that they shou
berrqui,ed to quietly rsmsin in their ses,,
snd sec this sbomih a,icn success fuiv car
fied out, without dong everything in Their
power b prevent II before The people hst
"a opportunity OF expressing their view
upon the subj.c'! Every honest man
Who believes In the sup, emscv Of The
people, will say they did right, -Ex,
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COURT NOTICE.

COURT NOTICE.
State OF Indiana. Dubois County. "a:
In The Common Plns Courl O. Dubois Coun.
w. in ihs State Of Indiana, NJ ~ term A.
ID 1869
W ws.''y Kendall. D., e.. p..,,,,,,
Eleanor Mcmillan 4
E beth N k-ud,I
.EpE IT KNO wv, Tnnt On this ll,h day
I'D of March ~ The year 1869 The above
nnm'd plaintiff. by his Attorney. filed in
The dice oi he Cle,k ~ the Common PIens
Court. his com slant against said defend
nnis, in the above Untitled cause. tog.'he-
wi h NJ nthdnsit 81 competent nerson,
hat said cei,ndant Elsnnr NJ. NJ Han 10
not resident Of the Stale of Indiana
Said defendants are therefore, here by no
'ifi-d OF the fling and tendency OF said com
o ain, against them, and that unless they
appear nd aus wer or demur thereto. at the
90 Hing Of ssid cause IN the second day oil
he NIX, Term OF vsd Cour', 10 be he2uu
aid b. ID NJ the Court House in Jasper. on
the Let Monday in Msy. Xxi. said com
olain,. aud the matters and thing. therein
con,sined sud alleged. will be heard and de
I,e,,nioet in ,h.i' sheenre
HENRY A. HOLTiIAUS. CLERK D. G.
C Dane, Ar'y for P.'f.
| Mach u. 1893
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Moslins, Prints, DeIsines. Marines. Silks.
Lu.ires. Cott"nad-.. Lindseys. Fisorels,
md u other kinds Of Goods Tor The L,dies
md Hisses. His line Of goods for 0en,e.
me3 aud Boys
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JASPER COURIER.
Grants Cabinet.

Al we predicted Grants first Cabinet
-. 40 weak . composition |, conld moi
hold together longer. ]" seven days after
.h.i, confirmation. and entering upon
,h,i, du,ies. no 10 compelled 10 make
change. And now he fixes it up as follows.
~hich sssuredly in poin, OF tnleo' is much
batter composition than hi" FIRST though
srObsbIy no, 80 good for the interests OF
,be country: 4,
Secretary Of State. Hamilton Fish. OF
New York.
Secretary Of Treasury, George S Bout.
cell. Of Massachusetts.
Secretary Of War. General. John A. Raw.
Secretary Of Navy. AdoIph L. Bofie. OF
Ptnnsy lvsnis.
secre,s,y Of Interior. Gen. j. d. c x. OF
Ohio.
Poo, m..,., General. John Al Cess
we'll. Of Maryland.
Auoroey General. r. B lIoar, Of Mas.
sschus-lts.
With ono exception, General OK, o.
Ohio the members Of the Cabinet are from
M Eastern and New England s a'es. Tb'
Sneaker OF thu Houss. who hrs the appoini
msnt OF the Commuters. 10 slso irom New
Englsnd.
Tn, new Secrs,sry OF State isa gsnte
man " ability and accomplishments, bu
hsis . N.w Yorker. snd 's 10 entire gym
u.,hv with the moneyed interests Of Wal
Street. New York. Massachusetts. New
Yuk md PennHylvanis my compfss tn
so,Mning power Of the coun'rv.
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PROCLAMATION

The quilted voters OF Dubois county
are hereby mortified that polls will be open
d at the usus! pisces Of holding elections.
IN the several so~nshi ps Of Dubois county,.
Indiana, on Tuesdny. March 2sd. 1869, for
The purpose VI cleo ing the fficer men
roGed !" the fo'sgoiog pr.cips. whereof
all persons int-res,-d will take no'ics end
govern IN mseivps accordingly. Wi'asss
my baud .nd zeal. this IL n dsv OF March,
TOMAS HERBiG, Sheriff ID. G.
Marc. IL 1860.
HARRISON 'OWNSHTP EXHIBIT.
Dece,p's and Exc. ndlurps ~ Harhivon
IA Township. Duhoi. connie IND. Tor ,hr
hscsl year ending March ln 1869.
TOWNSHIP FuRD.
Total Y eceip,s 81 4s5 81
Fo,sI Expenditures l79 10
B,lance Ia Trswu,v 81 2Sb 81
R,Ap TAX.
T",'l X csir's 1894 81
TOTAL Expendi ures 80 "a
Balance !" T'rs"'y $344 81
CMMoS Sea OIL TAX
Total r crip,s $50 16
Total Expenditures 1856 70
Balance In Treasury <5la9i
SPECIAL Sen Of TAX.
To,si Receipts &76s 20
Total Expenditures Gao no
Balance In Treasury slz5 20
Dc TAX.
Total Receipts a2Is on
NJ Expenditures
John MItBURN, Trustee
March IL, 6o-3 Harbison Townshio.
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Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths Gas.
'meres, Casinets, Jes"s, Ss.ine,s. Satin q nd
Silk Ves'ioe. Wool Wsmusses, Undershir,s,
Hats and Cops. Bocis and Shoes, &C., &c..
aud "'mos' any kind Of goods you cslI for.
tie has also
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16
General News Items.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-The Spa
nish organ at New York asserts that both
the Spanish and Cuban accounts of the
fight near Los Tunas are fictitious.
The mixed schools proposition hos been
defeated by the Board of Trustees of Public
Schools here by vote of six to seven. The
word "white" is retained in the District of
Columbia school regulations. The question
was referred to the City Council after
wards.
Secretary Seward having returned to San
Francisco from Alaska, now goes to the city
of Mexico.
Three whites and twenty Indians were
killed in recent fight over wagon train
in Arizona.
The London Times, discussing Cuba,
hopes that Spain will soon see that it is
for her good to get rid of it on any terms.
The Cuban expedition from New Bedford
has been ovcrhauled at sea by United
States revenue cutter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16

There are more Jews in Russia than in
any other country.
A meeting at Quebec, on Sunday last, re-
solved in favor of annexation to the United
States.
Vice-President Cclfax reached Salem,
Oregon, on Monday Fer route for California.
The San Pedro and Los Angeles railroad
is completed.
AT Philadelphia, Tuesday, Samuel Shus-
ter was struck during tavern broll, and
died in q few minutes thereafter.
The steamer Hornet put to sea hurrledly
from Halifax, N. s., Oh Monday night, at
ter shipping lot of hard characters at
high wages. It is charged again that she is
bound for Cuba.
Fay and Loring, two OF the Harvard
crew, arrived in New York Monday by the
City of Antwerp, from Liverpool. The rest
Of the Harvards have gone to Paris. jim
Mace, the English pugilist, was also a pas
senger.
The Albany argus reiterates the story
that young.milliner in Washington county
has fallen heir to SIT 200, 900, left her by
a young Englishman who became enamofeu
of her while travelling. in this country.
She has been promised S., 100000 in Deccm-
Der, and the balance as soon thereafter as
possible. Miss Gray, the fortunate helress'
is said to be about thirty years OF age. she
has a mother and sisters to enjoy It WITH
he :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LAST
STORY ABOUT TIE SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
ARCTIC EXPLORERs.-Sdn Francisco, Sep
TENDER IA party whose reliability is
said to be vouched for writes to the Bulletin
from San Bucna Ventura that document
was found ON the beach at that place August
80, much mutilated. In it the finder was
requested to forward it to the Secretary Of
the Admiralty, London, or the British con-
sui at the nearest port. The request was
printed in six commercial languages. The
margin and every vacant portion was filed
with writing relating to Sir John Franklin
and party, the lost Arctic explorers. The
document was evidently cast into the water
in latitude 60 deg. 81 min. 40 Sec, longi-
tudc 9S deg. 4 min. 5 sec.
1t gives an account of the dcscrtion Of
the ships Ercbus and Terror. The party
numbered one hundred and five at the time
of the dcsertion, under command of +. b.
NJ. Crossier. They succeeded in reaching
the above latitude and longitude, where
they found relic of the late Sir John Ross.
1t states the party wintered at Beechy
island in lSlG47, and Sir John Franklin
died June II, 1917. 1t contains many into
resting incidents connected with the eXpe-
dition.