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Well Atteated euro OF Catarrh.

DIR. LIGHTHILL-DEARs sLR:.1ouf
treatment in the cure OF my Catarrn Nus na1
the desired effect, and resulted In permane3nIt
good to me, although my case mas 4e14uSs!y 4e14s 10y
Been pronounced Incurable, and mao *
TomGted ali other modes OF treatment with
ont the least benefit. My case was 80 cnronlc
9Id Troublesome, that by giving leW OF
the gvmptomH the value OF your treatment
can he more readily estimated. For years l
had been afflicted with constant co!o IN N
the head, obstructing my breathing 80 aS 70 70
neceseitate me to keep my NOUN oPen noI.oe W
rinp sleep; latterly the discharges Deca.HS a1inI
soIidIded and impacted in my nose 70 NsIl sucn
an extent that It required the gre&LesS go
fion to expel them. Sometimes Lnese naLa sIIof
enet inmps would get in my THROAT Isl Sausi1s ,S
Nc 10 hawk and scrape even by tne nouf t' ~
raIieve InyseIf. Ny breath was onenslVe;
g noan1Sry became impaired. DlzAlnesS
NY, ii1hf IeadIness made their appearance'
aud ~ late symptoms OF paralysis stePPeu PPtSr
a. and xvhen placed myself 9nQeE YOU JSI
na11a one side OF my face was Dao1y aneCiISh
10 flSIs dread disease. MY genera hsatL51 easa5
SIyyaaTod alike there was constant InSa' -
SrnSsv and debfIitated feeling, with no en, u
,v ~ move or act; felt as tired on [lslns @ -
thsy morning IS did on going TO my ped, tS ~,
Snnetite was capricious and my olsPo sI.eoit
Ts6rose. In that condition P!scsta ~ tn T{Hat
nnGier Vonr care and am happy 70 sLStS a Inn ~
oil thoSe disa0reeable and dangerous sy yanopa
1onos nave entirely left me, ana once AnOA0
eniov the benehts OF good healtn. AZ, ,,o,a6t
Sy giving this publicity you WI WILL Dou me-
others similarly Affected ana o0us9 ~
Yours truly, JAMES SoAAEkv1! v!o,t.,;,,
BrookTilLe, JsDefSon oO'"'+V'
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affirmative the little lady of The famous
thirty years. law suit, having next
asked and received the privilege, pro-
ceeded to give the lady in the frockcoat
and pantaloons little good advice.
The following from this point is the
conversation reported.
Mrs. Gaines-Well, my advice Is to
go home and pull of those breeches at
once, and not disgrace your whole sex
by wearing them.
Mrs. DR.. Walker-IFIdo do so will you
adopt me as your daughter
Mrs. Gaines-I do not think could.
I have too many adopted daughters al
ready.
Mrs. DIR. walker-If you adopt me
thing you have in the world, would
not abandon my principles and ideas
nor change my mode of dress.
Mrs. Gaines-You are injurlng your
self by dressing SO. Had I put on
breeches should never have succeed
ed in establishing my rights. l never
put on breeches-no, not even my hus-
bands, and with the blessing Of God l
never will.
Mrs. Doctor Walker retorted upon
the feathers and flowers worn by the
plaintiff, and the debate was waxing
warm, when a messenger announcing
that the Commissioner was ready to
receive the lady In pantaloons ADJOURN
ed the meeting and dispersed the gath
ering crowd. here we have striking
illustration of the contrast between
genuine womanhood and this imprac-
ticable monstrosityt of BIoomerism.
The woman, true to herself and her sex.
stands as the victor from one of the
most unequal, difficult and protracted
contests ever waged by woman for her
rights in any country, while the Bloom
er, hat in hand, goes from department
to department in Washington, asking
that some poor ofice-holder may be
turned out to starve with his family to
her with a petty clerk
ship, and is rebuffed in jeers and laugh
ter at every point. She talks of her
principles, but ii is only the hen jump
ing up on the fence, Tapping her wings
and attempting to play the rooster in
lusty orow.-Nev York Herald.
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ST. LOUIH.
Large Shipments OF Grain from tho
Northwest to England via New
OrIe 4n9.
Sale OF the Laciede gacinE Grounds.
Indian News from the Territories.

The southern Pacific c?Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, May %.
Ten thousand bushels OF bulk wheat,
being u part OF hundred thousand
bushel shipment from st. Paul to Liv-
erpool, via New Orleans, arrived here
Yesterday. and twenty thousand BUSH
els more of the same lot will reach here
to-day.
Racing Association, situated four
miles from this city, will be subdivided
and sold at auction about the middle or
next month.
The Republican. learns by letter that
the ArapAhoes and few Cheyenne In
dians have come into Camp Supply,
one hundred and ten miles South OF tt.
Dodge, Kansas, and orders have been
sent forward to furnish them with pro-
visions. Col. N. D. Wilson, with a
detachment of the 10th cavalry, was at
Ft. Dodge on the 10th, and was about
leaving to place the above named In
dians on their reservation.
Judge Parsons, President OF the
Southern Branch OF the Kansas Pacihc
Railway. reports that the people OF
Neosho Valley have organized a COM
pany to build q railroad from Emporla,
Kansas, to Holden, on the Missouri
and Pacific Road, which Will put
Southern Kansas in connection with
st. Louis, by line OF $50 miles shorter
than the Railroad connection or the
poria southwest. The contemplated
road will pass through the Usage In
dian lands to Albuquerque, New Mex
ico. This road will traverse and drain
some of the finest agricultural and
grazing land on the continent.
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WASHINGTON.
Elc Elections I'm Texas.
AE-

WASHINGTON, May %.
The President to-day stated to Judge
Pascal, who called on him in behalf OF
Governor Pease, ofTexas, that the time
Tor holding an election in that State and
Mississippi would not be decided until
after the election in Virginia. He
thought the best time would be between
the time of storing grain and the COM
mencement of the cotton picking sea-
son. Mr.. Pascal suggested the first
Monday in August had always been
election day in Texas. The President
said he should direct General Reynolds
to proceed with the work of registra-
ton, and remarked that he had men
toned the first Monday In November
to Major Moore, but Immediately cor
rected himself by suggesting an earlier
day. The President had been informed
by gentlemen in whom he had much
reliance, that the division in the Union
party would be healed, and he earnest
iy hoped such would be the case.
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"LET Us HAVE PEACE"
GRAND
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
AND
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
To be hell in the

MUSICAL FESTIVAL
To be hell in the
CITY OF
June 10, 10, IL, 1S Sc 10, 1860,
To commemorate the restoration of PEACE
THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee Is to be held Will AFFORD
ample accommodation for nearly FIFTY
Musical Entertainments will include ora
tor1o performances ny tho
GREATEST CHORUS
ever organized in any part of the world,
made mp OF Musical societies from !ax a.! see; sec
TaosaN6 TaRS a ne cHf%bREN @ from the public
schools, with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND IEBTRUMENTS,
comprising many OF the principal Bands
DISFINGUISHED GUESTS
from all sections OF the Union, including
NATIONAL L AND STATE OFFICIALS, viii
participate in the jubilee, and the citizens
hospitsIities and attentions TO visiGOrs from
abroad which they hope may serve to In.
augurate the return OF kind and natefna!
feeling among all American citizens, and aid
in perpetuating throughout the world,
MEN," aB!
vast undertaking has been guaranteed with
an unexampled promptness by the citizens
OF Boston, ensuring for the Festival and Jn-
bilee every success which pecuniary aid can
The following scale of prices has been es-
tablished:
s., according to location. a.
SlnRie Admtssion tvfLhout secured seats. ...S2
Season Tick MISUNDERSTANDING three
persons TO all the entertainments given IN
The Coliseum during the sesson.......:..siCO
The sale OF seats win commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May Nth. Or
d ers for seats, accompanied with the money,
may be transmitted by music dealers
throughout the country, or by mail or ex-
press, directed to
Boston Music Hall, Boston. Mass.
Per order OF the Executive Committee.
HkNRI q. PARKER, Secretary.
mnvI2-2wWed&S
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MARKETS By TELEaRAPH.
NEW YORK, MAY %

NEW YORK, May Zz.
CorroN-Quiet without decided changes
sales I,2O bales at 2S5z for middllnB up
land.
FLoUR-Dull and SC lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Heavy at 1c lower. Rye-
Dull and heavy at 81 N@l Is for western.
OaIs-lOWer and dull at T@78c for western
afloat. COrn-Steady at 7S9o6c for Inferior
to prime and new mixed western.
PRoVIsIONS-kork-Dun and heavy at S3l
IL for new mess cash or regular. Beef
Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet and
steady. Bacon-Dull and unchanged. Lard
bull and heavy at lS54c for prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at Isaac.
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WHEELING WEST vA MONDAY MORNING, MAY a. 1862

matter of church discipline and policy,
which was referred to special Com
mittee OF Drs. Booth and Sunderland
and Judge Allison.
The assembly agreed Ito unite with
the Old School assembly in joint prayer
meeting at the Brick church Monday
morning.
A Committee consisting of Rev. DR..
Humphrey, Rev. Mr.. ChidlRw and Hon.
F. w. Starr was appointed to confer
with the officers of the Grand Army of
the Republic, and to take other meas
ures to secure change of day for the
decoration of soldiers graves from the
Sabbath.
Adjourned till Monday.
NEW YORK, May %.
There have been several suicides of
boys In Brooklyn recently. Yesterday
afternoon the body of Thomas Leonard, !,
boy II years old, was discovered
hanging in the cellar of an unoccupied
house in Warren street. a coroner's
inquest was held. Verdict, suicide by
hanging was rendered.
About half-past six last night, Cow
an 81 Mcdonnell. proprietors of the
Rosendale Hotel, Central AYenve, Nor
rissiana. quarreled, when Mcdonnell
struck his partner in the head with a
a club, killing him instantly. Nc
Donell surrendered himself to the au.
thorities, and is held to await the coro-
ner's inquest.
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Statement Of Mr.-.R D. McGeOr0e, Ja'attoT I"
the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1858.
Ihaye visited DR.. LIghthill at the McLure
House and obtained his treatment 1or Inc
cure OF Deafness and noises in the eaIs, VIII VIII
which / have suffered for four years; ana
can saw that have been greatly benentteo
by It's use, although l have applied ~ ,S!t Dnt
twice, and that the treatment 1s peIIecuy
nainless and calculated to produce peIha
neH' tNi''' III. D. MCGEoRGE,
Morgnnto1O1I, ". Va.
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SPAIN.
vhc scheme for a Republic not De-
feaIed in the COrtes.
Isabella Proposes 10 AbdIcate In favor
of her Son.

4
of her Son.
MADRID, May %.
The Republican newspapers of this
CITY assert that the recent vote of the
Cortes has only deferred the scheme for
Federal Republic, not defea ted 1t. A
republic sooner or later must come.
Through the want OF a monarch and
the absence of unanimity on the part
of the majority Of the Cortes, Queen
Isabella has proposed 10 abdicate in
favor of her son the Prince of Asturias.
Gonzales Bravo, her former Prime
Minister and others advise her other
wise.
Ayola, Minister of Colonies has re-
signed
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LETTER FROM

CAPT. sILAB F. 1ILLER,
roprsetor Of thG Burnett House Cts'','aa. Iso1
BUKrETr gsE, February stn' 1851
To MY FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC: S,,o
II affords me great satisfaction % t9tf,iI ~ 1n in
to testify to the success OF O, ~, 4axnEesa nv
So sense OF obligation TO him. Ny 1eaflnE a4 " 81
been impaired for numper ot ySaaa' yreaas' me
gneEfo such an extent as TO empatIassa - - T
ILart,onsIv. Dr. Ii9hthin, under Whs9e catS ~
maeed myself, has removed tns 4I1 ea1t SaaS.
eompIetely, and restored me . PSTT1IIsII!E PST1IIER ~
ingEsDs sAAA' :
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SAN FRARCIsOO.

Death o an Old CItizen-HeAVy Rains.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %.
George Gordon, a pioneer and proml.
nent citizen of San Francisco, died to-
day.
It has rained several days throughout
the entire coast, and still continues. It
is thought considerable damage will
result to the crops.
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LONDON. May Al.
The Indepence Beige of this evening
learns that Mr.. Sanford, United States
Minister TO Belgium, has sent his resig-
nation to Washington. He was led to
take this step in consequence OF the ac-
ton OF the Senate in reference to his
nomination for Minister to Spain.
LONDON, May %.
, One OF the greatest meetings that
ever assembled was held in Belfast,
Ireland, to day, to protest against the
dIsestablishment of the Irish Church.
1t is estimated that neerly 200 600 peo~
pie were present.
The rejection ofthe treaty for the sale
OF the Island of st. Thomas by the
u. S. Senate causes much irritation at
Copenhagen.
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1 have known Mr.. James Sommerv1lIe,
from Brookvnle, Jefferson county, FOR many
years, and can testify TO his statement As ono
AZ truth and veracity.
LEOPOLD HELLBRONER,
WHoIesuLe Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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Adjourned TIL Monday.
AHn.u. TAHr AHo.. 6
CANADA.

IuB hUyHI NHLIhNIuNI NuKI \ EANIUNHS 80
Resume Payment-Assetsi in TX
cess of Liabilities.
TORONTO, May %.
The excitement attending the failure
of the Royal Canadian Bank is subsid-
ing. The bills are selling at so to 80 cts.
The directors have issued circular
urging the bill holders and depositors
not to be alarmed as there is not the
slightest danger of loss to them. Hopes
are entertained that within a short time
the business OF the bank will be re-
sumed. The statement OF the affairs
of the bank for the month ending May
10Th is as follows: Total liabilities,
81 $3.50, 401; total assets, IS, 800, ,3S4. There
is no run on any of the other banks.
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River and Weather.

P1rTsBURGR, May 22.
The Monongahela is feet inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermome-
- CINCINNATI, May q.
Weather clear. Thermometer $50
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No Home is Complete without It
WE WARRANT EVERY MACHINE

For three years and spare no pains nor e1-
pense to have them give entire Satisfaction.
We also rent machines by the month,
with the privilege OF applying the rents 70
the purcllaEe.
WIZ. SUMNER q CO.,
IS Monroe ct. between Main and Market
my20eOdd&W
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Toledo.

dull and weak at IS 9O99 40 for fair to choice.
CATFLE-Dull at S6 1907 10 for fair to good
Toledo.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
RAIN-Wheat-Amber 192c better, and
active at 81 4ORl 4Ok on spot 81 40 seller
13ne: White Michigan regular at 81 43. Corn
Active at l62c better; No. at 7O@7lc; No.
CSC; no grade or condition seller out SIDE at
Michi9an. Rye-Held at 81 10 for NO. l.
Barley-Nomina1.
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A Meeting In Belfast Protests Against
the DIsestabIishmentO OF the
Irish church.
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DRY GOODs MARKFT,
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The inquiry for all textile fabrics continues
very limited, and there is but very llltl g
change TO observe in prices.
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EsY TELEG RAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

mInlster Sanford Declines the Mis-.
sion TO Belgium.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
President Grant IntImates a Speedy
Registration OF Texas.
Bill for Cable TeleSraphins
the Subject of an Opinion from
the Attorney General.
The British Government Decline to
Release FcnIan Prisoners.
lartial Law TO be DE- cIarcd in Georgia

Fred. Douglass, Jr., Receives II Gov.
ernmenG CIerAShIp.
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There Is no medicine extant equal TO these
remedies in such cases. A tone and VikOr IL
impaired TO the whole system; the appetite II,
strengthened, food is enjoyed the stomach
dIgests properly, The blood Is purtfleU, the
com plexiOn becomes sound and healthy
the yellow tinEe IL erAdlcated from the g. es,
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes q strong and
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DEBILITY

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TRATION OF TIE system, induced
by Severe Labor, HarushlpS, EX-
posule, Fcvers, DC.
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he ST. 1homas treaty at COpen-
hagen.
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Hoofiand's German Bitters.
AND.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DR.. O. N. ia CR8ON,::
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty-nve years since they were first in-
trOd uced into this country nom Germany.
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer
Ing humanity to greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Hn to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Complaint. Janndice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DebIlity,7 n Chronic DlRrThCea,
Disease OF the Kid 'neyS, and all DtsrH-
ses arising from q Di8OrdeTed Liver,
h3fOnlRC0 or In1RHA lines.
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From Mr.. Chns. W. HalIar

FREDEhICh CITY, Ddu., sept. H. 1908.
From conviction of benefit arrived from
the use OF DR.. HOOf1and'S German Tonic, hI-
though In general averse to Patent Medi-
cine6 I cordially recommend the ''Ion1c" to
ali suffering with Dyspepsia, rs no other
medicine afforded me snch prompt and PeT-
mRmAneHt relief"
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.
And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all its attendant
ills, will find in the use OF this BITTERS, Or
the TONIC, an elixir that will instiu new
lie into their veins, restore i'll a measure tltu
energy and ardOr OF mere youthful day"
build up their shrunken forInS, and give
health and happiness To their remaining
years.
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TESTInIONIALS.

GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Judge Of Tho Supreme COrCTt Of ReHlsYIU0ntd.
PHILADELPHIA, April u, 1888.
81 consider "HoOfiand's German BItters''
q VALUABLE MEDICINE in case of attacks OF
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this
frOm my experience of 1t
Yours, with respect,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A + JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S.
"A ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART,

101<.z
HORSE AUCTION MART
liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
THIS DAY. FRIDAY, JULY g. AT IL O'CLOCK.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen private which they wish
dispose Of or those wishing 70 purchase anything the
horse line VIII find IL 10 their advantage to call
Our dealings almost exclusively merchants and
busness men, and establishment conducted on the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for horses At private sale.
We give the purchaser OF every that Is warranted
sound wenty four hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE AND SALESROOM is AT
NO. 68 LIBERTY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
NASSAU STREET where register kept of horses car
&C., public Liberal advances
made on everything IN .i, the horse 70 SCI line me-. .,p
- CATALOGUE OF THIS SALE.
Canadian thoroughbred black Mare, l53 hands years
viii 80 IN all harness and s elegant saddle horse either
Tor ottng or running free from vice run IN oS and
mas won several races very stylish and warranted sound
And no ana true.
sorrei Colt sired by New Jersey dam Black Hawk mare
hands coming sig years. kind all harness and excellent
uhder SADDLE Tree from vices fast traveller stylish driver
ana IS KIND and true was thoroughly broken to saddle and
never peen Out o the present owners hands, VINO raised
"p,.n.n, D., r.. .so..u... o.. .,,.. ...~..nn
EiceAnt ROAD fsst aDenmen Tor gentlemen comprsng
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FINANCIAL.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD ADAMS EX
Company requested TO meet AZ 80 broad street
Office Messrs Osgood Brothers, Wednesday, July
~ O'clock, business OF special importance. DAVID i
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PONY, PARK AND BASKET PHAkTOES, ROCkA l.
n. ways, depot, jaeger top Wagons Coaches Caences
Breis; also s. Of Carriages at
very low prices. "a and 20 Wooster street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE STEAM YACHT FOR SALE
~ Clipper buid nearly has very superior engine
boiler and sails maata awnings &C. ali complete. win
sold for much less thar vaue OF machinery has
further for her; price 1850 Apply at 20 Nassau street
room 90
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| A HORSE, CART AND HARNESS FOR SALE-wITH
IA the work OF six good stores constantly Sold ac-
| count of III health. fine chance for with a small
capital Inquire oil BleecEs and Carmine
r. MOORE.
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CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's

T'ExAs LINE OF. GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
j. at Key Webt.
The Al steamer ErTERPE, Captain Gates, u now re-
celvng freight pier East river and viii sail Saturday,
JuyS
No charge for forwarding to New York Gaiveston.
Through bills of adng given to Houston all gooda
signed TO the Houston Direct Navigation Company.
Apply TO G. II. MALLORY CO.,
lb3 Maiden lane
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DEDrCED BATES.
IL London and New York Steamship Line.
Steamers fortngy to London direct from pier No North
river. Passage Mt $50, $50 and $40, currency.
July 10 BELLONA. ..Ang.
PARAGUAY..-..... July "a ATALANTA.. August 81
For to Hamburg Bremen. Havre, Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam al cheapest currency rates npplyto
ROBERT N. CLARK, IS Broadway
For freight to ROWLAND 4 AsPINWALL. 81 Son,h st.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS!

NOTICE is hereby given. 'hs' the Board
IN 81 Covn'v Commissioners. H-sessors
md Auditor Of Dub'i- county. will meet -
,hs Cour, House. 10 Jseper. on
MONDAY, Aorii 13'h. 1869
Inst being the secood u ncsy of April ~
pursuance Of isw. TO constitute = Board al
Eouslx ,ion tor the purpose o. hesri"gard
upon any complaint 81 any
owner Of personsi property, m,ney's. 'iehi-,
credi.s. .ff-c,s or poll LIFTED. !" Dubois
county, I'D. bv the Assessors 'h-s~of, 'o'
the yesr 1869, end fnr The purpose 81 squs-
iixiup the Assessment between the varnus
rownships Of rsid county Al persons
who te-l themselves senrirved BY the sc'ior
IL the Assessor. will please tax. notice end
povrsn Themselves accordingly
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, AID c.
M.vch 26 h 1s6g-4s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

On rne WAa PATH.--Andrew johnson.
NOW ,,<tsntirg The r~pos's Of the critical
condition Of his health. "stiii lives" end
will live 20 plague his implscsble pssfis'n
enemies. who have followed him with
~indic'iveness ,hs, he's scarcely a parallel
IN political history. TIE telegraph sts'es
Thai NJ. Johnspn will COOS Welt and speak
a. Knoxville, Nsshvilie and N-mphis. An
drew Johnson Sas slwayss power among
the mssses Of Tennessee. end II looks -
though he s,ilI reisins the influence end
sway over the public mind that gsve him
every p"li'ics' hono' within The Gilt Of ths
people.--T lndisnsp pole Sentinel.