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yerturer Arrested at Butfals,

BUFFALO, NOT. nd. b. spssgu4 Of this CITY.
wxS a9Tested to+A&y on Z requthttoE Of ne Cot
etpx of Counectica5 charged WIN perjury n Z
i4ta divorce sufs fhe pei1oref le&t IA 1ahs4s q
Detective Claude BfeNx.
, 1869-11-27
RukHlAs
-- ~"H

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 81
The old law limiting tho restdeace OF Jew1 has
been enforced In soEnc parts OF the Empire re-
Gently. Two thousand Of these people have been
removed from the Bessasshi4n frontier to tho In
terror OF Rufs!s within lew days The tmpres.
sion prevails that the Emperor will disapproTe Of
these proceedings.
, 1869-11-27
FQREI9N.
France

RKCEfos OF 1HlxB MEN.
PARts, Nov. 81
There wa1 reunion Of the prominent members
OF the Thsera party, this forenoon, to dlseuaa tho
psopoa1tiaa Of interpolation. resolution, baAal.
tng the Ministry, Wa adopted Tha A1saso1l
meetings recomnenoo today.
POLITICAL DISTURBANCE.
PARIS, Nor. ak
Troops have been despatched TO Alby. in the
Department Of Tam, to qaen disturbances re-
ported there.
noeu1oar's ELECTION Asp rrs SIGNIFICANCE.
LONDON, Nor. %.
Tne Times conEders the election Of Rochefort
to the Corps Leystat the last impotent protest Of
an Angry populAce- 1.-THE gau1snS mare sons one
Of themselves to the Chamber, hut this does mol
prove that France Ia Hpe for
gamln government France, With The
exception Of tho first dIatnct O.
Paris, has returned men who can beat arhiHAtt
Imperialism and revolution; who Will At leas
hesitate tn making choice between Napoleon
and Rochefort.'' It Is reported that the Emperor
in R1Ytng commands to prepare hts speech for III
| opening Of the Chambers, said: ~ desire Ii
t wldest and most absolute affirmation Of Liberty.
, 1869-11-27
KENTUCKY.

kuapeHn sion Of n Tobacco Firm
Railroad Project
LOUISVILLE, Nor. A-A- 1. and G. R.btu9oa
Co., extensive tobacco mAuufaciurefAr made Al
assisr,ne1t today, Taai1 liabilities amount 10
nearly $500 900.
Ciuzeoa are sRttaiinE the quest cn ot direct
railroad from Louisville 70 ChAtanoKa, and 4
maxs meeting to cunx3eE the subject u called for
Wedues soAJs
, 1869-11-27

Bosros, Nor. sa-A. E. P. WEIGH waa yesterday
nominated as Citizens candidate for sae Mayor.
2ltY Of Cambridge. l. II. Morton W1s nominate
"a Ctuzeps' eAndtdAte for Mayor Of Cnaf1estoTo.
, 1869-11-27

~ IN rndeT such Etr.t, louf+tADduR aud coodni~i
otlteati,rs t1 the NEW AMERICAN CfoLOr.KpIA.
that haze Mediation II saying ths! shnnld fc1
sa:crtAhle tn hhsA1s or ftaT w1hoat eo2J Of
I. trathH
, 1869-11-27

BOSTON, Nov. 26-Tne schooner D. II. Hod9tn
va setzed to-day py the Custom House onlcefs
for violation Of tho revenue laFs, ebe hAsin9
rome 4a 900 10 q, 900 worth OF smugaled Nauoaa
On botId~
, 1869-11-27

-Ite xRw AMKKlt.AN 0TCLoP 4EptA~wishth tbs
'Arpua.t'-l havs hs tfn the frSk tseaad AID from
eocf.uurd cs bare cAsncd to raloa hisaly In Al
II at. n rtxrk Ansz1ca it IL not only c1esru but
IL the Gully llaee wlsc Que CAL aot Ia any e"uaf.-
IL, fusExa liz ti,,e;s, eaturat and Eolitieat Of this
n,ticu~ uESEF WARD BEEEHER-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE POPULAR BOOKS.

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DIED.

HUHDSAL-In thss city, On the 73th fustaut. HktttS
n. vile cf John II. Bufd1a1. Aged 81 5eA1f-
Nottee of funeral In sunday pApeEa
WiFT1 KS-~ln fan kr1n1sco. CAL cn hatu.day.
No1 n ls6a. NatildA N. Dotdr1d&a vito Of j. X
, 1869-11-27

LONDON, Nov. g.
The 7fnrs, IN an editorial on the treatment Of
the I1ish question II the next scsAon Of Psfaa-
ment, saJs: "The Ministry must be prepared
with Land Reform bill framed With m eye
to Justice and ttatesmanship. At the satne time
authority must assert itse1l: treason must not be
permitted, nor praltts Of murder be suug. The
declaration must 20 forth that Ireland shsll not
be suffered to sink to the level Of Greece or tho
sicu,ea. Such preparations must be HlAde, what
ever may be the injury 70 the budget, that tnase
shall be lett 10 poahble temptation to resist
ance.''
1koQrs FOB IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. %.
1t Ia said that the government intends to send
strong relnfozcements to Ireland.
CAkpinATEz FOR rARlIANKET.
Mr. LubE Ia candidate for Parliament from
| Queens County. A Fenan candidate viii proha-
| big cone forward fot Mallow, in the County Of
Corr
ARAITAlA
| GLASGOW, Nov. e.
The steamship Cambria, from New YORK. has
! arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. qh.
The steamship Wextphalls, from New York, haa
arrived. --
| LONDONDERRY, NoT. ~
The Hteamer Europ!A. from Quebec, has arrived
, 1869-11-27
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tNtKEAsEN AND aiTf+FsPLaED IN TIKI
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NEW PuBt.ICaTtoN3.
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AMERICAN CYCL0P MDlA. |
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BRAL KNoWLEDeN
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, 1869-11-27
Obituary.

MEnrH1a, Nov. 86--Judge VIM. Hunter, led.
'Ig Republican poattcta "a, formerly Judge Of Inc
Criminal Coert, d.ed this morning.
, 1869-11-27

TIE RKFCELICAN pKPurrES AWAXK
EKw YoRK1 Nov. 60.
4 Madrid despatch HaJg thAt = manifesto has
been Issued by the Republican Deputies Of the
Cortes, accusing the pEovtAtonal Government Of
h4rtng provoked the late revolutionary moFss
ment It announces, however, that the Deputies
wu resume their seats in tho Cortes to defent tho
rights Of the peopse, and s,ttve to estahlian Fed
crnrRepnbl,c, through which alone can the union
Of Spain snd Portugal, and the preservation Of
lhe colonies be effected.
, 1869-11-27
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ton faf ain &syne Reid H. Augustus Jones. Edward s.
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To TIE WORKING CLAss.--I am now
prepared To furnish all classes with
constant employment at their homes,
The whole of the time, or for the spare
Inoncnts. business new, light and prof
liable. Fifty cents to So per evening, is
easily earned by persons of either sex,
and the boys and girls earn nearly as
much rs men. Grc,t Inducements are
[oAcrcd those who will devote their whole
time TO the business: end, that every per-
son who sees this notice, may send me
their address and test the business for
themselves. | make the following mpar-
lalclcd offer: TO all who arc not wen
satisfied with the business, | will send 81
20 pay for the trouble Of writing ME-
Full particulars. directions, &c. sent free.
sample sent by mail for 10 cents.
Address Il. G. ALLEN, Augusta Maine
! March i9-3ni-G. T.. II.
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NOR LADIES ONLY For an article having a
II remarkable sale, address Mrs MORGAN. lag Fulton
ST., New York. April D-2m-E. N. e..
AGENTS. in every Town
wv and Village. 10 sci. what ever, lady win p,rch axe
a, sight Address Miss WILLIAMS. lN Fulton 81, \. y.
A TOETyNEEN ANY STATE Rights for SALE
New patent article lcf ov' rr female S.mplc =.
Addrcss INVENTOR. l.. .. I'A 3las New York.
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The Election 1sil'.

The massage of the election bill in the
scnatc and its consequent enactment az
law mt nt rest the accusations OF the
1orrN,L in regard to the motives that
,oyrrncd the resignation %! the Demo
rsrotic members Of the Legislature al il :
toto session. The journal has charged
aver and over again, the object was 10
.,efrat the election bill. which il says viii
save the Stale some $l5O,OOO or more
annually and not 10 defeat The ratiiica-
ion OF the proposed Constitutional
amendment which il snii was made the
n.,cnsiblc reason. The bill pl~eed the
House nj the regular session, and pass
el the Scuate on Thursday. The Dem
nrra,ic members did not resign or bolt
~ defeat il hence all the aasconade OF
The ,JoI-nNAL about the motives oil tho
Democratic members in rcsigning falls
"a ,hc ground. We regard the passage
If the election bill as another step to-
wards Imperialism. 1.-THE people tamc-
IL submit 10 such deprcdaiions Of their
rights, The transfer Of power from the
many TO the few. ii will be evidence
,Ncy are prepared and ready 10 sustain
The revolution tina, IL rapidly bringingus
nearer strong governments govern
mcnt us imperial rs that of France or
Russia. indianapolis Sentinel
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b Z. l. l. S
w ol'1n Destroyer
viLLa.ow, wAr.yrn Co. GA.
June asth, 1868.

DR yorS rrLL-Dcat Sir: | ave recently given your
wnrfn restroyer' several trials and find wonderfully
tfcacigus II has failed In single instance 70 hsss
the sisLeh for effect. doing pretty large country
risOe and have dHv for sc.le article Of ms KIND
am free confess that know Of no remedy recon-
nended By the ahies authors that Is sortr'an end seeny
*. effects On Tie contrary they uncertain IA the
extreme. Jy n'e- in writing yCu is 70 find out upti.
vhsf Terms cnn get The neeicirc irectly from you u
can get ituron easy ierus shall us. grea. deal OF ~
that the o. such articles is cantrary 20 ne
teachings and prnctice Of maot yof the regria:
Inc # H. ps iut see nojrs god sense IN DIFF
casd.ng remedy which know 10 be efficient, simply
because be ignorant Ct its combination. For Try
part. shall make ii rrl to all and ans neaf 10 OIL
cyirte suffering humanity wlich may lie able to CON-
mend hes;a.ing because some more ingenious
than myself msy have learned lis effects first and secured
the sole right secure tba, knowledge however, am ty
rt advocate supporter 81 tic hcrf ands on
warhloss that food the country that prrport t'
cure al manner Of disease which human flesh s heir
lease reply soon. and inform u your best terms
am, sir. most respectfullv.
| JULIUS y. CLEMENT, Il. D.
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New YoRK. April q. The Tribune
saws: '1his city is the headquarters Of
the Cuban patriots. Millions Of dollars
have been expended npurchasing arms.
equipments and stores. Twenty thou
sand stands of arms and equipments
have already been forwarded 10 their
destination OH the Cuban colst. Conn
els are nightly held in this city. Many
prominent cX-aTny and naval Officers of
The volunteer service have linked their
fortunes with the Cubans. ON Thurs
day night sixty men and officers were
pul Oh board Il tug-boat and carried 10
sandy Hook. and there embarked on 4
vessel for Cuba. TWO weeks ego q large
steamer was dispatched from this port in
ballast. She touched near Cape May.
and took on board arms. "quipmcn,san and
stores. besides men from Philadelphia.
Munitions and men are also collecting i
Boston and several Southern cities.
Several wcll-known cx-army officers al q
Cubans left last evening for Boston
whence the next party viii sail.
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DR.. John BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.


BENTON B,rRAcKs. Missouri. April 30 1895
Dr.. ions BrIt-Dear Sir. Knowing The efficiency Of
sarsapa-lla. md The healing and beneficial quail
tics possesses, sent you The following statement .!
my
was wounded about two Years ago-wss e pri,-
oner and confined for six mor hs Heinr fnt'e,' 50 a.
ten. my wounds have not healed YET have rot sa'sT
A moment since was wounded / am shot through he
hips Ny general health Is impaired. and need
thing TO assist nature have faith in your Sa,
sapaIila than anything else wish that that is cenu
inc. Fleas5 express half dozen bottles and obgs
CAr1AiS c. J.. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Missouri.
r. S.Thc following was written April 20. 1885, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. Mother 81 Captain Johnson.
In. RfIt--Dear Sir: Ny husband, Dir e. s. johnson
was .killfu surgeon and physician in Central y. T..
where he died leaving the shove C. T. johnson 20 my
thirteen years Of he had chronic diarrhs.
and scrofua. for which gave him your sarsapGrc
II crnfp have for ten years recommended Il 10
many in New York. Ohio and Iowa for scrolaa. fsver
sores, and general debility Perfect success has attend
ed it, THE EFFECTED soNr CASTS or stxorrIo
AND FEVER sePrs WE'RE ALMOST MIRACULOUS am ahx-
ious for again have recourse 10 yonr Sarssp
arilr lie fearful Of getting spurious article. hence
his writing you for H. His wounds were terrible. bu;
II believe he will recover
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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YyvHE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine rsyciars
for Il superiority overall rcindes oGerd 10 tho
public fer The SAFE CERTAIN PERMANENT cure Of Agro
fnd Fever Chs and Fever whether 81 short or long
stsndlnr He refers 60 the entire western and South
western country 10 bepr him testimony 10 the truth of
the assertion that In whatever vii! i fail 10 cure.
II the directors strictly followed ont. In gree.
rneny cases single dose has been sufficient for cure.
end whole families have hcen cured ty single bottle.
with perfect restoration OF the genera! health II Is.
however prudent and every certain cure.
IS. ,s use Il continued in srr aer doses for week iwo
after the disease has been checked ecay in df
iicnlt arr iOng-sandng Usually. This nediciHs
viii not require any aid 10 keep the bowels n good cree.
should the patient. however require caih7ftic med.
cine after having taken three .onr doses Of The 1oph
a single dose Of BULLS I.GLTABIL FAMILY PlLLS
will ts sufficient
Dir. JOHN IrLLs Principal ORR
No. 90 Fifth. Cross Street
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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GA German doctor maintains that
the human skin, when healthy. docs not
absorb, and that baths can have no effect
upon it. lie offers to 90 into bath CON
tanning poisonous substances. provided
they be not corrosive. TO test the truth
Of his theory, to pay fine if he be wrong
and 60 TO Paris and submit himself to
the disposal of the Academy OF Medi-
Give at any time for the purpose.
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Extra Special Notice.

Beware Il coun'orfelts. Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been countcreit. and the ,ounieffciter brouget t.
grief
SMITHS ToN'c sYnIp
1h genuine ari clc must have Dr. John Balls private
Stamp GA 'rh bottle. lie John lul ony has The figl'
70 manufacture and sell the original john Smiths Foni.
syrup. Of inusviile hontuck! .fNamine well The iohe
each bottle do purchase. you will be deceived
SEQ MS coiumn advertisement ai'i my show csrd
viii .rrosocu'e amy Infringing on ny right The gem
inc Smiths Tonic syrup eau cns b" prepared by my
SELF
1r p,prr's hrHv,'T
DR. JOHN DtIL
Iania.iile kril. neky. inril % 1864.
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THE American colony at Bordeaux
numbers one hundred and fifty persons
mere are nearly. one thousand Amcri.
Cans at lIavrc.
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&C. a. II. asks the New York Lcdg-
or if 1t Is proper Ito kiss a young lady
upon seeing her home from place OF
entertainment" and is answered thus
kissing goes by favor, it is said and
there arc no rules to govern IL If the
young lady permits You TO kiss her, do
80, and hold your tongue about it,
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W Cleveland is proud Ola citizen W O.
man who has had seven husbands within
eight years. One was killed in the army
and another in a street fight The other
five survive, she having been divorced
from four of them. Her daughter has
been twice married and divorced, and is
now ready to snap up third man before
her seventeenth birth day comes round.
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or Col. John w. Foster of the Ev-
ansvillc Journal, was in the city yestcr-
day OH the way home from Washington,
with the Evansville Post-oliicc in his
pocket.--(T. ii. Express.
IL COL Foster has not been msrcprc-
scnted he brought more than one Post
office away with him in hispockct when
nc left Henderson, KY Rockport Dem.
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friitwfi9 Hrp NOSE nNeftT lfsncd:
The Hunters ~ nNg Legs. 'le Squatttrl
lppers Aetrcr' Z! nck Prophet
tfiof u Il wasmsn - OH Aorie. ilo Hunter
gifsv, sui h, Mountains ~ ,f.r-lyc
ack ~ Tire =, hevoutuiGrv lcn
in-ra'cr ~ fack nnfnlu.Catchcr
,trict;e rcrpie - icm Turtfn. lrarrer
IN Face Snscuut of the 81. Lswr.i.cs
lirn Slayer :, Leather Legs
rite -tatcher - BLOODY Brook
inlci's 1t umIh 80 Woli-Srycr
can hoycrs q Long Fob
nv Datwitfei - lanney Frsh
III stcarm SO Robin Hood and his y err
purge y. ilr Seas nv Mon
rtiic na.s n " sry II lie Delaware
ng-LegrcG lne 81 ola XII, Scout
Id seoot Of tie Noun 50 ,'art Virgins, Ell
tairs 50 Spider Legs
,rc>i Lodge VI tld lfapner's Prile
illichng hangers y farlsman. tie Hunter
'itcsnak. ilick b'.ria2ly Jake
ckeuy 1uRl. the Rover ~ Spotted Dan
us of the Prairie 81 lie Bloody Footprint
II hcr's Terror or. The Adventures Of
VI. tho "sarpint'' a~ew yorf Nevshov
g.'lifoot the Scout 50 Ga Ruhe. The irapper
aut Spy Of Banker Eli 2, !ir-MoutheG Trapper
ar Creek. the Wild Half as Panther Jake
Breed No %nake.fye. or he Ban
Rob tit Miller
iaky sfoderass 100 Old Nick Of the swamp
nllng Thunder: or the .nl Gamecock of the Sanioe
i,yalNar Chiefs lCe Old zeke
cavy Ilatche'. the Eold JOB log-face
Scout lHs sharp Spout
\ Sam. tie Quaker Spy lO5 Tuscaloosa Sam
Tree Daring irappers JOG Slim Jim
ital Narlsinan ~. led Rattlesnekc
aglc-Eyod Lcke JOS Black sampson
& kinc Nick 100 Ugly Ike
~ scalp Hunter 10 sauatiy Dick
ny Spy III Hardskull. the Avenger
-uric Jake lls Turkey Foot
calth and Beauty il3 Hawk-Eye. the Hunter
aUcr of the Forest ia Madam Of the Oconto
ae.t Of the woods 1lJ Dave Bunker
-azy Iraupcr Il6 Blazing Arrow
on Hearted Hunter III Hickory Jack
IA Jim Of the Woods lis Twin Trappers
nd Mike lls Hiding Tom
hitc-IIeadod Hunter ,eo Roody Wolf
g -icaried Joe l2l Long Headed Mike
'out Of Long Island l2l Thunder-Cioud
lvcrhcels. the Delaware l23 Harold Of the Hills
lack bill the Trapper ia Texas Joe
ca Men of the Woods. l2o Creole forger-By Capt
rim lick, the one Eyed Mayne Reid
kohbcr l.6 Red Star Of the Semi
dian Queens Revenge nocs
Id Scout OF The Cave III Ballet Head
liz Snake. the Huron les Hunter Zeb
cxican Joe. the Snake l29 Soon. Of the scio,a
Charnrr no Forest Hunters
eady hand. the Sharp III Mad Bctsry
shooting Hunter l3a Indian Stratageu
ipsy Sack 1,3 pAle-facc loditn
'arlct Warrior l3l white Savage
'nu. Of Tiprecanoe ~, witch of the swamp
1856 old Paul
ride Of Wolf Glen ~ Hunters Secret
riTalo Jack. Traprcr l3s Rival Captains
'cnt of the Rio Grande IT'D Little Foot Trapper
airing Baokw ooksnlan 40 Wild Ride
mnsy Foot l4l Rowing Dick. Hunter
rangers Grave la2 Fiehfng Nat
I'D Nancy he Fenian. For lI3 Hunter of the Black
tune-Tel'er Hills
ong Rife Hunter IA The indian Spirit
OGDEN Legged ll5 Iron Handed Trappcr
lag Hunters anc RcdslsHs
ese books are for sale by al senlcrs. aud arc
post paid IN receipt Of pricc--Tcn Cents each
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o. BoA 5si5i April o-3m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-30

OF The pork packers and provision
dealers OF st. Louis have subscribed fii-
teen hundred and fifty dollars TO he
awarded as premiums for hogs at the
fair Of the ST. Louis y gricnl.iiral and
Mechanical Association, to be- held in
that city next October. Iii. -Gm i Ill
addition To the regular pris. 81 l'ic ar
socia.ion. and will be decided a. .uilotrs
Best boar or SOW Of any age ~ bro q,
with five pigs of the same breed, pot -
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TWO hundred and fifty dollars. Bcsi
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largest premiums ever offered in tli.
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