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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Father Sacrifices His Sons Life to
Save q Passenger Train.

A most notable and wonderful instance
of devotion to duty was shown by the
bridgeman on the Newark and New Jersey
Railroad Yesterday indeed, devotion
that seems unnatural, for the man in ques-
ton sacrificed his sons life To save the
lives OF others.
James Decker, the man in question, is
employed to open and close the drawbridge
on the Passaic river. Yesterday morning,
Decker. as usual was employed upon the
bridge, accompanied by his son. lad OF
ten years. Some vessels requiring to &C
mp the stream the bridge WAS opened by
Deckerg and tho boats permitted to pass
through.
There was not much time to spare iu
closing the bridge, a train being due there
in few minutes. Slowly the bridge
turned on It's table, and when within n few
yards of it's proper position Decker heard
the shrill whistle of the locomotive on its
way to the jersey depot At almost the
same moment he heard cry for help com
ing from beneath the bridge, and looking
down into the water he observed with hor
ror, that his son had fallen into the river
and was struggling for life. He could
easily have jumped down into the water
and saved his boy, but the train was com.
Ing on NJ N fhi,iu Isdcc anu thS tfiuSc war
still open, and to save his son was to In.
sure the destruction Of the train.
Parental love Is strong, and it was strong
in Decker; the first impulse of TN father
was TO leave tho train to its fate aid save
the boy, but the devotion 10 duty yercsmt
parental affection, and he instantly deter
mined to save the train by closing the
bridge. The draw was arranged with al
the speed possible, and then Decker rush
cd to the assistance Of his child, but it wa
too late, for the boy had sunk, to be seen nj
more alive. He obtained assistance. and IL
few minutes recovered the body of the
poor little one. Great indeed was The
fathers grief, although he did not regre
the decision that ended his SONS life. Thil
is an event almost without parallel, ant
seems quite as improbable as are many o
the scenes described in the yellow-coveret
literature of the day. There are few Deck
ers in the world. His action was so thor
oughly unsslfsh, SO noble, as TO appear
not only improbable, but unnatural. l.-Nes
York Star. 11a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

AND wHES Abraham and the people beheld
the wonderful cures which were produced l,y
this drink, Abraham said: ''My children raust
not suffer; give me thy drink to drink, snd 1
will give it 3 nnme."
And 80 Abraham drank, and said there was
nothing like it, even in Sangamon county:
that it was bitttC to the lips, but good for tie
stomach; and because there were bitter times
in fighting the masters Of the plantations, il
shall be for evermore called PLANTATION BIr-
rRRs; and so it has been.
And the wonderful work which il has per-
formed is Witnessed at this day i'm every town,
parish, village, and hamlet throughout all tho
world.
And he said: "Let it be proclaimed through
out the length and breadth of the land. from
the valleys and mounsain-tops, that all who
suffer from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness, lore
Of appetite, nervous headsc.,e, and mental
dependency, will find relief through the
PLANTATION BTTTERs. They add tone 20 the
stomach, and brilIiancy 10 the mind, of which
I, o people, I'm living example"
MAeNoIIA WATER Superior 10 the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

MoHAMNEDANrsM DEcAYNo. Gen. Kher-
dine, formerly Minister of Marine at Tunis,
now President of the Grand Council at Tu-
mis-, and most orthodox believer in Islam,
has Just published a pamphlet, in which he
insists on Various reforms needed in Mus
sulman states Among these he insists on
the necessity of dismissing the current no.
tions as to the sinfulness of painting and
sculpture. He points out that nowhere are
these arts condemned in the Hpran. Thor
prohibition is to be found not IN the writ
ings of the prophet, but in his converse
tions. These conversations, he says, are
no doubt held in great authority, but they
were not committed to writing till long after
the prophets death, and it is to be sup
posed that they may not in all respects be
! perfectly accurate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

Catherine Taylor was arrested in New
Orleans the other night on the aharge OF
being man in woman's clothing. The
officer wouldn't take her word and her per-
sonal appearance was evidently against her.
Still, she would not despair, iand. in her ex.
trem;ty, appealed to know if he was mar
red. MOI Catherine hung her head a
moment in reflection. Evidently, modesty
and hope were struggling for the mastery.
Then, looking eagerly into the officers face,
she said: Don't lock me up, and Ill mar
ry you myselfr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

"A boy, five years Of age, having stolen
a can Of milk, Lis mother took him to task,
with moral eunsion, and wound up her dis
course by exclaiming: "What in the world
were you going TO do.with the milk, any
how7" 81 was going to steal little dog
to drink 1t, t" was the crushing reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

-Injunctions have become such ON in,-
portant and formidable feature of the legal
machinery of our day, that we are happy
to stumble upon anything calculated to en-
tighten the average mind as to their nature
and effect. A railroad in Georgia having
undertaken to stop the construction of a
rival road by an injunction, the brunswick
Appeal thus irradiates the matter.
A DARKEY's IDEA OF INJUNCTION.
Bob-What do dey mean by juneshs1a, i
hear de white folks tork about?
Cuffy-Well, splain it to to you. 'Spose
now you and me bof got lisens to dray; i
don't want you to dray, cause you might
get some of my customers; 80 smash your
dray till dere amt nothing left After a
while, you get nodder dray, so gets q
juncshun to keep you from drnyin', cause
you amt got de same dray you had afore-
Bob-But dat amt rite.
Cuffy-I amt goin' to arger that pint.
You must ask some dem big lawyers how
dat il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
poftrg.
ON TaE BRINK.
nYsuDaEY DE WERE.

who mourns? Tl0w on, delic ious breezel
Who mOuTns, though yout', and strength go by
Fresb raaves inv I the Vel nal trees
FresA airs drown nv latest sigh.
What an, bus a mart oUi aora
az =, tn gr 5. whole that tits moro high
A tempest eshencsl brow ca A morn
To meet prire bean az azure sky?
Thou worIc-rcnswing breath. sweep on.
And W.T. eatlhs Seetne DER the wave!
Tret.i.aN 2 cir round % sun
When kes back the &c he gsyel
To cSch his I Even now u
IL feet, ct'idr N press my grave,
AMI one dce whisper DER = steal-
ssTae sonlis j. : VINO died to save"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
A pARKEY's IDEA OF 1NsUNcr1o,

1.-The Iowa river is higher than ever thil
season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Pleasant Paragraphs.

Why was Noah never HUNGRY in the
ark? because he always had Hum with
him. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

ChUMBs.-The Manor yesterday sentenced
Rebecca Greene, Mary AndersJn and Mary
Armstrong to twenty days. imprisonment each
in the House OF Correction, for disorderly oou-
duct and rapping on the lamp-posts alter The
manner of night watchmen.
A black woman. the mother of Margaret Jen-
k"s. muistto c:mplalned to the Mayor yester-
day that her daughter, Margaret. would seal
from her. Margaret was sent to the House OF
Correction for five days.
The weekly lectures in st. Johns Lutheran
Chulch. by DR.. Hicks, have been resumed,
commencing this sycnins, and VII be held
every Friday evening at quarter-past 8 O'Clock
until further notice. Seals free.
Yesterday the case OF Messrs. Bart l. Wirth
who. on Wednesday morning, we're fned $50
BY the dayor tor having liquor on their
premises without q license. was heard before
the City Attorney. D. r. Corblp. He sustain
ed the decisio" OF tho Mayor. whereupou the
firm cons nted to pay the fae.
Twomore drummers hayc gotten themselves
into tronble.
II is reported that the artesian water will be
introduced into the Mills House by Messrs.
Parker & Brother.
A gentleman was brought before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge OF stealing a
ring. He proved that he had taken it in a
joke, aud had not carried it too far. He was
discharged.
'Marshal" Laiayette {. Woolf wants to be
chimney contractor for Wards 5 and 7.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

AaHr READING FOB THE wARx WsArHkn.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather. ct strictly
popular prices, are referred TO the advertise
ment Of Mr.. @. O. RICHTER. the very enterprls-
ing and trustworthy Ring street dealer in books
and periodicals OF oil kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit everV taste,
and 1t seems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books BY mail over the country,
postpaid at the ridicuIously low prices named.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

ANIeRe DIVORCES HIMSELF. Yesterday, q
colored woman. named Sarah Murrell, appeared
before Justice Mackey and requested him to
have her husband arrested stating that he had
left her about thr'e months ago, saving that
he intended to get divorce, but every few
days he came back and beat her. She also
showed note which he had written to her,
from which we extract tue following:
I Ars. Sarah Nuyrei-I will In orm you that
reported the csrst to the msdlsetry about me
aud you end they Information is This that it
will be attend TO, on 25 Of August 1869 and after
that those chat walk with wlil oe ,you
Mistress that IL you be fool enght to lnterfra
with mo and Il you can com IN Johen-street
coner Skpgt ! will show you Mistress kate
hotter Way and I will take her on the bstetry
to night at half-pass nine clock inform you
this that We can meet You thear Samuel
Murrel For don't waat you no more for you
is no more my wife.
Murrell was arrested and required to give
security to bshave himself
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A LOVING WoMAN.-Se1eral months ago,
Julia Calhoun. rather good looking muIatto
girl, consented to be the wife Of fine looking
mulstto named James Clark, and as such lived
with him up to night before last. when he
brought another woman home and told Julia
that she must recognize the sald woman as
his wife. and that If she, Julia, raised any fuss
or made theleast opposition, he would starve
her, and il necessary beat her to death. Julia
said that she intended to be wife to him no
matter what he did, and raised fuss accord
inely, both with Clark aud the woman. All
three were arrested and arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday. They we're each sentenced
to ten days Imprisonment In the House of Cor
reckion.
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GRAVE CHAaazs.-n will be remembered
that about smouih ago lad named Henry J..
Bank WaS charged by his. employer, 81. A.
Hsmmerscbmidt. with stealing money from
him. and that . trial resulted in h's innocence
berns clearly established The friends Of nr.
Blpk ;fhen agreed to compromise the case
upon condition that Mr. Hammerschmidt re-
funded the $i8o taken nom the i.d. and gave
him { eeraacateGf good character.
Mr.. Hsmmersehmldt consented to do this.
but has, We learn. failed to comply With the
agreement. and the friends Of Sir. Blank had
Mr. H arrested yesterday upon the following
chaEges preferred before Justice aarkey: Ma
ic,ous trespass false Imprisonment, cheating
and dshauding ahd Kidnapping. Mr.eHu has
been allo xed until to-day to furnish $1,000 secu.
Hrity for his appearance for trial.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

STEAMERS FOB SALE.-By reference to an
advertisement from the executors of the late
Captain john Ferguson, in auother column, it
will be seen that the steamers Pilot Boy, Pan
ME Planter Marion. Samson. Rallef. and the
pilot boat Young America are offered for sale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

+. HorE1. ARRIVALS, AUGUST 1s.-Paolion Ho-
teL-S P. Evans, Florence; John E. Scott,
Williamsburg; B. E. MoCottre, Holmes. 8. C.;
8. Z. Rsan, Blsckville; J. Graham, Savannah;
John Clark, Whitehall.
Charleston Hotes.-J. r. McRea, Charlotte,
N. c.; J. C. Gillette, Augusta, Ga; g. W. Mud
son, D. C; W. r. Nelson and wife. Indiana.
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TEE MAN, WHO STRUCK Nh. HABrN1oHT's
DAuaHrEB WITH ABloK.-THE NEWS Of yes
terday mentioned that negro had thrown .
brick at Mr.. Hsbenicht's house and struck his
daughter.
Isaac Knight, negro, was arrested upon the
charge Of throwing the brick, and when before
the Mayor yesterday stated that he lived next
deor to hr. H.s house, and on coming bone
Wednesday afternoon found mulatto fellow
named Glllard under his (Knight's) wiis's bed.
Glllar6, as soon as he saw Knlght, ran, and
Knight commenced Singing bricks at him, one
Of which won't through the window Of Mr.
H.'s house aud injured his daughter.
Knight was discharged, and Gilliard was
fined $40 for trespass.
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MERcANTnE PRnrNa.-An Kinds OF mer-
camille printing. such asoirculars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements. &C.. for count
lng-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at Tu NEWS jos OFFICE, No. 14s East
Raw
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TIE HUMBOLDT CxLKBRATIoN.-Ffom the
"Sudliche Correspondent OF yesterday We
learn that on Wednesday evening the commit
tee appointed by the Several German societies
OF Charleston. for the purpose OF making ar
rangements for tue Humboldt celebration. met
o. the ball of the Bruder.iche Bund. The fol-
lowing we're represented: lhe German Friend
ly Society, Freundscbaftsbund, B uderiiche
Bund, lchutzenges-lIschaf5. German Fire Com
pauy. SBgerbund Teutonia. Turnverein, Wal
haIla Lodge and Schiller Lodge.
Captain Small, who, BY direction OF the
Freundschsttsbund. had called this meeting OF
conference. explained its object in few suit
able marks, and proposed Mr.. P. Schuck-
mann as secretary. He then requested the
gentlemen present to give their views as to
tho proper mode OF the celebration.
Mr.. T. Mel:hers deprecated an elaborate pro
eramme recommended simplicity - such q
course most suitable. both on aocouot of the
brevits OF time and the peculiar aspect Of our
oity aflirs at present..
On mctlon OF the Rev. L. Muller, it was
Resolved That o committee bs appointed TO
procure the Hiberniau Hall for the evening Of
the 14th September.
On motion Of Mr.. T. Melchers. it was
Resoloed That the day be celebrated with
Singing, addresses, and, il possible, with
music.
On motion Of Mr.. F. vou Ssuten, it was
kesoIued, That committee Of three be ap-
pointed. whose duty 1t shall be to rent the
hall make the necessary arrangements for ad-
dresses, music, &C., and report at the next
meeting.
He further proposed that Rev. DR.. J. Baoh-
man. Professor F. 8. Holmes and Professor
McCrady be requested to make addresses in
English. and Rev. L. Muller and General John
A. Wagner IN German. The committee ap.
pointed was Messrs. 3. Won Santen, VIM. Uffer-
ha-dt and G. q Bergmanu.
The m ,eting adjourned to Tuesday evening
next, at 8 O'Clock.
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HABsAs CoRrus.-Yasrerday at u NJ, Charlie
Harrison alias Jacobs. negro. who. II win be
recollected, shot and killed colored man near
the -Four. mile House on Sunday morning Last,
was bloueht before Recorder PringIe upon q
writ OF habeas corpus. The prisoners counsel,
Mir. G. R. Walker, argued Tor his release on
bail, stating that he had committed the deed
under great provoeation. having ascertained
that the deceased and his wife we're criminally
intimate. tG
The Recorder said that there was no proof
before him that such was the case; only some
witnesses had testified that they suspected
that the parties we're too intimate. ~.
Mr.. Walker stoted that he bad witnesses
who could prove the adultery. After some dis
cussion, it was agreed to postpone further
hearing OF the case until Saturday. in order
that Mr. W. conld have tiue to procure his
Witnesses.
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Fus HunDRED DolLARs fssoovss.D.-A few
dsyssincs splseter on the Oombshee pulled
of his coss started out to 20 over the
plsntatsou, snd hung It up IN the house. In
this ooas was wallet containing i've hundred
d1llars. negro employed about the house
stole the money and ran of. AS the hands
knock d OF work he discovered his loss, aud
mentioned Il to them. Without orders or
request number Of the, hands ssd6led the
horses and mules and started to search for the
thief. In abort time hey returned with him
and the money. and delivered them to the
planters The thief 10 now In jail.
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Ksox. DAILY & Go. viii sell at 10 O'Clock, ati
their store. furniture and sundries. 21SN
MILES DRAKE VIII sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
store. boots, shoes. &c.
HorAzs q MA@ErH viii sellat II O'Clock, st
their ONCE. . saddle and drst horse.
WHLIAH Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock, as his
ssore, household furniture.
Wnsus b sos win selL ss-half-past 10
o'cleck, Is their Office. furniture. 90.
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B0NRN IN A NEW ROLE.
HIS EXPLOITS IN FLORIDA
An lnce.da.ry and . Rosssr.
NICE REVELATI0NS.

The following extract from private letter,
which We have received from q reponsible
source, throws some light upon the proceed
ings and reputation Of 'iur Honorable repre-
sentative while in Florida:
"At the time Of the evacuation OF the little
Town of Jacksonville, Florida, by the Coz
federate forces and. lts citizens, in the latter
part Of 1861 or the early part Of 1862, l uas
there, having been sent from Virginia (by 8
special application made by Governor Milton
TO Presidapt Davis, to drill some Of the Flori-
da State troops. was the officer who co.,
veyed the order from General Trapier then
commanding that department. to Major
Charles Hopkins Commanding Hopkins Bat
talion) to proceed at once to Jacksonville,
for bis battalion was then at Baldwin, and
burn the saw mills in and sround the place, TO-
eether with the foundry and y other bull
dlpgs that might prove servlceable to the
enemy, but "to spare and protect as far as
possible all private dwellings and property ex-
cept such ss was specially specified in tho or
der" The enemY's gunboats had, believed
at the time OF the burning, fhe very night
crossed the St. Johns bar, aud we're cautious
" feeling their way up the river. The cav
mills and foundry as was ordered, were soon
consigned /, the fames, as was also the large
hotel, (the Judson Aouse.) and several
stores-the stores and h 'tel. however not 6y
hands of Hopkins Battalion. MIR. Bowen was
one of the perpetrators OF this outrage, and
sill here stste. on the word and honor of
man, s'that, on the night Of the fire in jock
sonvillo, sau hun. one Of the prime movers
aud instigstors in the ''gu0,ng" Of O. L. Bob
inson's store. there saw hun move and as-
sist in moving blankets and sheets filed with
goods and merchandise stolen from said
store. and knowing, too. that Mr.. Bob
insonn was . 'gool Union man." so.cailed;
and mark me, at this time this "Honor able"
gentlemau, @. O. Bowen, dsd not belong nor
was hei any ,ssse oonnecled with any organ
isad Contsd.rste force, but came to Jackson
vile, upon this occasion, solely for the purpose
OF pilla9e and plunder. and the goods he stole.
torhs did stsaI 0sn. he appropriated to him
SELF. BE was Al that time known in Jackson
vile and around the eastern part Of F1orids
% low, mean. contemplate 'one-horse
gambler one who would lie or steal when
ever j. suited him to do so. He was at or about
this tune. think, associated with man by
the nane Of Woodward, also gambler. but
by far more decent man than Bowen. Wood
ward, .nnce the war. has been imprisoned on
charges made against him by @. L.. Robinson
tor acts said to have been committed on that
same night. Woodward vas not the man who
should have been confined. Mr.. Bowen is the
gentlsnan. Ihaye given you this little item
Of his HISTORY, 80 that ha NAV know that the
world knows him. am perfectly willing at
any time to substantate what have written,
by any number Of Witnesses
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TIE NHws M TIE CqysaY.-Reeder Of
THE NEws going to the country can receive
them fsyonte paperby mail, daily, at sevanty-
fve cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscription, to om publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

!; NEW CorroH-we were Yesterday shown q
sample Of fine sea island cotton. grown on the
land OF colored man. named Martin F. Beck
Or, living on James Island.
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~ EON GIA
Mutual FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Ca pital. .................95 $500. 900

FIRE AND LIFE DEP pARTMhNrs SEPARATE
and dstiRct bv charter. s10J.oo0 paid into the In
surance Depar' uent Of Georgia arcoriipg to law
for the benefit OF the assured in this Company
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only six
Der cent OF its earnings to the >tockholders; the
res, the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the ntIibu,ion pan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
ton Tor SIX months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets
Lie Department In full and successful operation,
and vieing vita old companies in its success.
All of its policu non.forfe,tsble. snd of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an sn. uity table and return premium plan.
No rrsu1ct1ons upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured On same terms 40 men-
Ioans half u lis p emiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON President
J,C. MoBCRNkY, Vice-Presdent
RI. LIaBTFOOT. secretary.
CT. McoAY. ronsu uting ac'uary.
P.H WRIGHT, E1smin ~ Physician.
Tbis Company Is now prepared 10 axe risks either
in the Fire or Lie psr artmens, and sotcits share
OF the patronage of the e'iy and sta'e.
J. G. HULMrS, Jr..
General Agent for nouth Carolina.
Local an Travelling agents wanted in all oars OF
tbs ia q Liberal commissions allowed, or q SAL
ary If preferred. Applications to be made to
7 g HOLMES. Jr Genera, agent, No 50 Broad
street. Charleston, >. e.
1,,u n, pGc vim
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: The Y1uzr RACE this afternoon between tho
the Undine, Black Crook and Bose, from Van
derhorss's wharf to tho Cummings Point
Buoy. and back. will doubtless be quite e1oit-
ine. ,N - 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

GREEN TURTLE SoUr. boiled mutton with
caper sauce, bUiiod fsh ana shrimp pie at
Torck's to-day.
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NEW CorroN.-Tbe steamship Prometheus
carried yesterday toe frst bale os new cotton
hom this port for philadelphia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

, BALE on REAL ESTATE Yesterday Auction
Ger McGiliisrsy cold. under decree in equity,
the two-and:a-haK story wooden dwelling, with
kitchen, ON the 'northwest corner Of Church
and Water streets, for 5000. .ss.J.f, ss 5si u.
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Tn DAux NEWS Ps1cs Cussxsr AND Con-
xssgAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery ct
our counting-ioom at nine O'Clock this NOM
ing. Single copies five CENTS. Orders for rten
copies snd over will be filled at the rate Of two
and half cents per copy. ai5a