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New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Z liz IL. q
Christmas comes but once year.
Iraden skies and pavements mHeky
Hollow smiles ard billions cheer
That 1t comes but once is lucky.

TO me EUliOT OF JHc
SIR: As some alluson was made by your
correspondent Jan. TO affairs in Mississippi, allow
mo- as a delegate from that State, to say that commit
tee OF fifteen appointed by our Republican Conven
ton Of Nov to represent the views and wishes Of
party before the Reconstruction Committee in Congress
That delegation has come 20 Washington with iBstruc
tions to favor immediate admission Of the State of
Mississippi into the Union by declaring the Constitution
OF fraud several counties. On this subject the dclega
ton unit. Judge JeOrds, Major WofOrd and Judge
Sharkey not delegates Judge JeiOrds represents
the COppeThead White Mans party ana iaY0fS n lrO
yisonal Government. Major WOfOrd Is one Of tho few
Republicans who wish election. He says that in
the event OF election the Constitution would be
ratified by 2O.OO0 The writer Will hazard the opinion
that the Constitution would be ratified by ma.
joTity OF 100000 The white mans respectable
Copperhead party Democratic Rebel party, and the
Radical Republican party would nearly All yot9 for It,
money property influence, fraud violence home intin
dalton intimidation al the polls would enable the
Democratic party TO carry their state ticket three out OF
five members OF Congress, majority III the Legislature,
elect United States Senator'S and appoint all the judges
Of the State and county Offices. The Constitution would
then be amended, and the Democratic policy
mission which under all the circumstances claim as n
just right would place the State where 1t justly belongs,
in loyal hands.
To adapt that pOlicyOr the JeOrdg provisional gov
erument policy. Major WOfOrds election policy,
in its consequences simply 10 hand over the con
party. The leading Republicans wOuld then leave
The state they have stood up for through many trials
Their families have been ostraczed, Their business nte
rests ary rned their good name cast as evil and
their lives often threatened But these things al
ways DO endured When they leave who look through
the dark shadow that will enshroud the exsave and
gloom his future lie Is handed TO the tender
Cics OF Rebel rule. A. NJ.
Washington, Jan. II, 1868.
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TILE ERIE CASEs.

The appeals in the cases of Belmont agains,
The Erie Railway Company and Others aud Mcintosh
against The Same from Mr. Justice Suthorlands orders
reached and called yesterday. On the cali Of the
Belmont suit, Mr. Vanderpool, for the appellants
ana read the stay OF proceedings granted by Judge Cur
dOzo the 2Cth December at Special Term.
that the argument 20 oil to attend tine decision
toned in that stay
Mr.. Justice Barnard asked why the should not 20
on for the term, not remain To enbarrass the
Mr Rapallo said that there was IN the fret instance
the question 20 whether stay Of proceedings IN the
General Term coud be made by n Justice ~ Special
Term And there In the Mcintosh case no stay of
proceedings unless the order o Judge CardOz0 Of tho 2d
OF December could be Interpreted and they under
stood that that ORDER made for temporary purpose
was spent liO thought the question should be decided
Mr. Nanderp0el called the cOunsels attention To tho
fact that they now only considering tho Belmont
case
Mr Field for The appellants. said that he had just
from Washington, aud could argu0 " little
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TIE BLALSDELL-ECKEL CASE.
THE TRIAL REALLY COMMENCED.

THE TRIAL REALLY COMMENCED
The often-pOstponed case of the United
States against Blaisdc Ecke McCarten has at last
commonwealth jury was impannecd late yesterday after
noon aercounse for the defense had exhausted every
technical objection against tho jurors called, ana asked
them what newspapers they took what newspapers they
read and what their impressions were after reading sucn
newspapers in reference tho chronic poSponcments
I'm this case &c. &c. &c Twelve men having at last
been found who either do not read newspapers or are not
Influenced by them, an adjournment was nau
t this morning when the case VIII be opened 1Or tLe
Government and the tr al Will proceed; NJ least sch
the programme. But that Il will proceed IN regular ana
uubroken order until verdict u reached J. ny 10 means
certain; and even verdict IL reached that should he
adverse to Defense their counsel have already pre-
pared To move for trial by excepting 10 the Courts
ruling that they could not peremptOry challenge after
having challenged Tor principal canse every juror
called. Mr.. Ira Shafer, the counsel Tor the deehse
who obtained the last postponenent on account
IL his having carbuuca, was not present yesterday
but is expected to take part In the tril THIS morning
Judge Bcobe who had previously obtained postpone.
cnt on account OF his having sweed gums was present
Yesterday and acting with The defense Notwithstanding
Mr. Shafers statement obtaining the last postpone
mcnt. that Judge Bcebe had Withdrawn, owing To ASA
between TIE Judge and himself as to the proper
ue gf
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INFORMATION FOR THE WORLD.

Tie World, which has become accustomed Of
late to look 10 wclliuformed correspondent OF The
Eefug Post for Information upon the whisky frauds, de-
mauds now 20 be told tho names Of tho officers who
"proximaicly charged with the collection OF the
tax the Elaisdcli dlstlIcrY'
me io1ufrv 4. very proper one; md glad to
see that Ie World on, The EreipJ IcSf I'm holding the
officers of the revenue to their just responsibility for the
The iaisic distlcry was in the Ninth Collection Dis
trict. The officers Of that district and Of the subs
trct Ia which the dstcry lay were during the period
IN which the frauds were committed:
Collector. Thomas OCallIghdn; Deputy Collector,
Henry wood; Assessor, Homer frahG,lhi Assistant
Assessors. william Utlcy and William L1thropS General
Inspectors william McClrty aud - Pratt Bona Clerk
- Hall Deputy CDmmlssioucr l. J. Messinore IL J.,
said, had general charge OF disuueHcs IN he"lOfA HI
Finally we learn that several Of tho officers who
charged with the glt u the B1isde dsticry are
under indictment aud VIII pe Drought 20 uHh unicsf
sudden aud general cpdemic should sweep OH or disable
all their counsel
viii The World now, I'm turn do ne the favor TO PRINT
the list uf names given above; 10 ada 10 II any names
which Wo may not have aSccrtancd-if there should be
any and 20 aid The ErfHng Post IN nNlnR upon all
officers who have been, or are, In this case or IN any
We have The WOrid COncsses with, ~ II seems 10 u.s.
III L. envy at success secured letters from very
welnormed correspondent, upon thls question oi the
whisky frauds THIS has beon done IN the interest OF te
public and we will try % make oar correspondent au
swer The Worlds inquiries. whenever they arc put IN
such a shape that they can bo answered II, however
The World finds lima gincs that correspondent is III
informed points beg IL 10 use little Of Is
own enterprise; and promise, on our own part, 10
make public whatever practical discoveries II may make
We believe that II the press or NeW-1Ork would com
buc In good faith 10 seek out and expose the mysteries
of the whisky iuquity, and II 10 would unite TO hold
responsible by name The ErcHtnJ I0 has done, not
tration frauds have been committed. by whose
neglect order tho trials Of persons under indctment
for crime have been unduy delayed put of, 10 would
not require long time effect thorough reformation
IA this branch or tht revenue service lLFehlhB tost
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN PINEST-ARREST OF
TWO OF THE THIEVES.

About o. o'clock yesterday morning, VIM. II.
Hegcmau aged about 10 years clerk in tie employ Of
Mr. WIN. Il. straug Of No D Pnest returned from the
bank having IN his possession box containing guam
tty Of deeds and other valuable papers. This box Lo
placed upon desk in the OF the office Soon after
ward two welmown thieves named Joseph Davidson,
alias "Thc. Davis" and william spauding with half u
dozen aliases. entered the Office aud engaged tho boy
In conversation. Taking advantage Of the Op-
portunty whcn the boys attention WAS mo-
men,arily diverted. Davis nOi-cessy approached
the box ana scizng 10 started for the street HIS move
observed 10y the boy who at once dashed for
wand and cudcayOrcd 20 obtain the box lie shaken
on by the thief who dropped the box. and, accompanied
by spauidg. into the street, followed by the boy
who gave the alarm. Spaulding endcayored 70 dotain
the boy and was taken INTO custody by Ocer FlAsim
OF the First Precinct In the mean time Davidson
had reached broadway followed by The boy who shouted
Stop tmCfw aud after running short distance the
rascal seized by officer Pelcft Of the
broadway squad. Both were taken 10 the Police Head
quarters. before Inspector Dks where amid crowd OF
IL or 20 ptVsons ITcgenau readily identified Davidson
who had attempted To steal the box. His com.
punUu Identified by officer Flt2simmOus rs the man
whom he had arrested while endeavoring 10 detan the
boy Davidson Is well known thief whose portrait
adorns the Iheves Album at Police Headquarters, and
has occasions been concerned In picking
and affairs OF This kind He ia confederate or the we'll
known Dutch Heinrich" tho most celebrated thief IN
tins country. Yesterday afternoon the prisoners
taken before Justice Hogan NJ the TOmbs hut formal
examination had and the prisoners recommlted
a. Police Headquarters
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AsAFE BLOWN OPEN ON BROADWAY.

On Tuesday night party of burglars
climbed fron the yard to the extension of the build
ing No iei broadway and breaking open OF the win.
dOws. gained 10 the premises OF Henry Leide
dealer I'm furs Entering tho office, tho burglars with
steel crOVba made hole In the SAFE aud led 1t with
powder To deaden the sound OF the explosion, they
piled aauanty OF furs around the safe and then fired
the train. The explosion blew out the front Of the safe
and scattered the furs all directions causing a largo
amount of damage diamond ring, valued at $780, and
ESQ In cash all the punder the thieves secured They
left behind them complete set Of burglars Tools
cuding oT0wbars, ilmmes. drills wedges, fuse powder.
etc. They were probably. frightened away, as they
could have secured large amount OF valuable furs had
they chosen 10 do No clue to the thieves has yet
secured By the police.
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HOUSE BROKEN INTO IN OPEN DAY-THE
1HIEE AIIEMPIS TO SHOOT Ills CAPTOR

Yesterday afternoon the premises mt the cor
OF f0ry-eghth-st. and Madson-ave., occupied by
Mrs. Cagrine Eagan as candy and fruit store were
brUkon open by fellow named John Smith but before
he had time 10 anything no was detected by
Thomas McGraw, who attempted to arrest him Before,
however, McGraw could lay his hands on the thief n
pistol waa placed to his breaf aud another murder
would have been committed In open daylight had not the
weapon missed hre. He succeeded In OverpOwerng to
fellow, aud a policeman. who Just then camo to Me
Graws assistance, took him before Justice Kelly at the
iorkyo Police Court. when ho was committed for TRIAL
under tho alias vi JvAu hIulLA
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ENGLISH SAFES IN THE cALLAo FIRE.

SIR; Referring To the account of the great
1re at Caao In your issue Of the nth OF September last
IN which 1t states that the safes OF Muers proved Of
use. beg say that VIC have communicated with
our agent there. who norms VA that not only did our
s1fe hc,e OILY IN the re preserve its contents
bat was the only that did We iucose bs letter
asO letter from tl8 owner OF the safe which we shouli
be- glad If you would kindly publish We are dear SIR,
yOurs truly, THOMAS MINER a SOs.
Lirerp65i, Dee. lG, 1863.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Conrt. nclSaS lSeS
Justice Mansfield Alexander Davidson Mas sraS, ths
trnnE ~ NIra Anna Brush of No 80 East Broadwn! -.
october last diamond ring two sets OF Waa the
ynie hcing valued ut <lTl Andrew koek WIS., was VSs
mitted FOR trial charge OF having sloe ot ss from
liz tara of george W. Roosevelt, M 251 southst sos
S YoatL MAS hold 20 auswst Charge pretefto"
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THE COURTS.
TT j. DEPUY CASE.

In this case, in which the defendants, father
and son. indicted for taking 80 barrels OF seized
whisky from the recufying house foot Of Forty
East River the counsel summed up the Court charged
the jury and the latter found the defendants guilty The
counsel for the defendants obtained leave TO argue mo-
ton for a trial before the passing OF sentence
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

principle and is simple that with but little instruction
any person Of ordinary intelligence give notice TO the
officers In less time than II would take TO tell 1t verbally
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

In the Court Of General Sessions, before judge
Bedford tIial was held yesterday two prisoners were
discharged, and s0vCn sentences pronounced Several
casos wore pO5yuOnOd.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

ASPECTS OF CHRISTMAS DAY IN
ENGLAND-TUE PREMIER on TIE HUI--MR.
BRIGHTs PEEEEEENCE-CIIANGE OF OPINION
As TO AMERCA-SIR RICHARD MAINE
LOUIS NAPOLEON AND COBDEN5 STATUE
}. S. WLL-THE MINISTER AND TIE
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Stallion aud Jack Bills neatly exc
cuted ct this Office.
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The quslifi"d vD'ess II Dubois count,
are her. oy notified that polls vii ~ opef I'd
II the usual place. Of ho'ding elections. H.
he sevprsI 'pwts.i OF Dun il county
Indiana, on Monday. App, 1869 'm III
~, po-e OF elsc,ing The tfic.'s mentioned
u the foregoing prrcipe, whereof oil per
.o"s in.e'.s'.d will notice aud govern them
selves accordingly.
Witness ms hand end seal, THE 11'h d.,
vi March, 1869
TOBIAS rERBlG, Sheriff D. c.
March IL 1869
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Fam HAsDs.-Make early engage.
meots for the season or for the year
Most hands engaged Tor the year in
the apring and paid BY the month will
remain through the winter. Engag, d
in the autumn they are often tempted
to leave 10 the spring. Make it .
rule to pay man oil tina, he 10 WORTH
Never bind yourself 90 that you can.
not discharge a man for inpndencc;
dishonesty, and filthiness, moral OF
physical. An employer need mi
keep servant guilty Of crilnina
offence. even though he have Q CON
tract or witnessed engagement.
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MANuKE.-We have little faith in
top. dreseings Of bavn.yard manure APP
Piled 10 the spring. Manure oughi
TO be got under ground, or we'll har-
rowed 10 ut tiis season. The temp.
iation is strong to scatter the manure
too much. Concentrate is the rule.
We manure to much gound, we w"rl
over too much, and thoroughness il
ont Of the question in too many casl-
The hauling cut 1T manue is ATTENDED
with q great deal OF labor, especial,
If the roads are poor and the grou,t
% rott. FIELD compost hraps msde il
the fall. and manure piless laid up II
the fields when needed during the win
ter, are . great saving. -
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COURT NOTICE.


StHe 81 Indiana. Dubois County. e.:
10 the G mmon Pl.n- Court o Dubois Coun.
". ~ the State OF Indiana, Nay term A
d 1859
" Wesley Kendall. :. p..,.,
W. ) Pet. Tor Partition
Eleanor Mcmillan 4
r. beth NJ Kendall
DE 1T KNOWN, That on this ll'h dsy
ID Of March in the year 1869 The above
named plaintiff. by his Attorney. 6l.d IN
III. Office OF he Clesk ~ the Comsp"n Pleas
CoUs,. his complaint sgsios, ssid defend
ante, in the shove ,n,i,i,d cmuse, 'ogs' be-
wi b ~ .fidsvit Of q comp-ssnt person
that said defendant Elesnur MN Han il
no, . resident Of the State Of Indiana
Said defendants srs therefore, h-ssby no
'iH-j OF The fling and Pr ndency u said CON
Q stint sgsinst them, and that unless the,
sppesr aud answer or dsmnr thereto. at the
calling OF ssIo Cause On The second day Of
I've mex, Term 81 ssd Cour', :" he BEGIN
aud hid ~ the CoUr, House 10 jasper, %,
the LIST Monday il Nay. nx'. .sid com
piain', sud the 'ns',ers md ,hiavs therein
contained sod alleged, viii b. hrssd and d.
ltp,, mined in th.i, @hspncs
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk D. q.
G ID an-, An'v for P,'ff.
March ~. 1868
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From the Amsriesn hgvicoi'n'ist.
Cod Cows fJr Poor Hen.

Cs,d Cows fJr Poor Hen.
Every poor man Who can afford to-
do so naturally keeps . COW; bit nc
souerslls makes the mistake oi Keep
Ing a cheap COW. that is. . COW OF poor
quality. Spending from $40 to S6o
,ur her purchase, he secures an AM
NAL that, on not very abundant iood,
but still kept at sumo expense, sup
plies the family with enough milk Tor
their use. He considers the operation
a profitable one, aud undoubtedly il 10
q, Many poor men would be in
cIined. We fancy, 10 think MS wild in
advising them to pay so snnchas eve"
500 or Sl25 tor All extra good COW,
III. best that can he tound in the
n.ighbo,houd; yet We are confident
that in majority Of cases. due care
being given to the animals health !.
cleanliness. oni ample nutrition. tie
rrotit would t'c very much create
than with an inferior animal. Pro.
hsblv the average u cows Kept tor
the family use Of poor men will MT
give more than 1900 quarts OF milk
p.r annum, or, at thu most, $500
q .arrs. This anon { Ct milk. in the
,a.nily Of the ordina,, mechanic or
laborer, is worth five cents quart tor
homo consumLtion,-say SIS or 81
year. Out Of this sum is to be paid
the interest of the animate coat, her
depreciation in value. and the price oil
purchase food, which is more or lees
according to the circumstances under
which the family live. $l25, even in
other Districts than those whibh are
chiefly devoted to the keeping OF cove.
an excellent animal, frequently a
grade Ayrshire or Short horn. may
10 released, that will give with good
care, ON rich food, not lees than 1000
quarts Of milk per annum. Instances
are not rare OF the yield reaching
even 5000 quarts. With such an an
imal We will suppose that, as in the
previous case. 1880 quarts are con.
sumed by the family. aud are estima
ted to be worth SIS. This leaves
$500 quarts OF Milx Tor sale; and
in almost every village in the land
THE milk may be readily cold at the
door for six cents . qnart. At the
least price,-six cents. the tot,
amount OF sales would be $3.50. which
would pay tor the extra food requ rec
to Keep this larger animal in the bes'
condition. and ior tho increased inter
est and depreciation, and leave I
handsome profit besides. Any Gov
rnnst be sheltered, fed, MIXED. AM
generally attended TO. The snonn
OF labor required 10 the case Of ths
better animal is il no n spec, create
than in the case OF the poorer one
The profit of the operation is all rea
profit, and no email account shoulc
be made OF the greater satisfaction
and pleasure that+esult from fnll milk
pals than from those half full. iron
fine cows than from "scrubs." 1t lie
return to that old principle that what
ever 10 worth doing at all is worth do
ing well; and ii it will pay to keel
any COW at all it will surely pay t
keep the best COW that We can afor'
10 buy.
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To CLEAN CARPETs.-Sprinkle the
carpet with tea grounds, sweep well
with broom, then use soap and cold
water to the greasy and dirty apols.-
This makes old carpets lock new.
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Election Notice.
STATE OE INDIANA, DUBOIS COUN.
7 TY. IS.

STATE OE INDIANA, DUBOIS COUN.
/ TY. IS.
To ,he sheriff Of said County. Greeting
Y.u are hereby comm snd-d To give
no,ice as required Nv law. 20 the qualified
voters IF ssId cou"'y, 'ha: there will be az
Election held in the ssversi precincts. aud
u, III usual places OF holding s'sr'i"ns. q"
he frs, Monday 81 April. A d 1869. Tor
me purpose ot electIHg the following Of
hcavs, 10 wit:
One Township Trustee for Columhis
township.
One Tow nrhip trustee Tor Hsrbiscn town
ship.
One Township trustee for Bsinbritgr
io~nship.
One Tow nship trustee for Tall town
shio.
| One Trustee for Psr.ka cwnship.
| Oae Tow Dship trustee Tor F-,dibsnd tcwI
ship.
Iw, Justices OF the Peace io- Hs;hiso,
Township.
Tvs Justices Of the Pace for rs'os.
Township.
Ons Supervisor for esca road district I,
The jiif' esnt 'o~ushIps oi ,r,d ruun,v.
Wi'nes-s nv Il 49, nd Sal. ii.is 81
day u M,,ch a D 1860
HENRY A nOLTHAUS Ci-sk,
BY q. Joseph JUlr D.puy.
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III . man has nothing TO cay, he
10 sure to take much tune and use
many words 10 ssying it.
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lecture 20 Young men.


jus, Published. In . Sealed Envs
"A lope. P'ice six cents.
A LECTURE THE NATURE TREAT
mlErAkp RADICAL Cure Of Sptr.
q, 81 Spminsl weakness, InvOlun.
,a,y En,ssions. s xusl Debility. nnd lmped-
,mrn,. 10 NJ .rias- generally; Ne'y'us"ess'
EPiLhPsY. shd FITS, Mental
phvs,,nI Inrrpscuv. resulting ir'm Self
Abu-. &c.-Bv ROBERT j. CULVER
" ELL, NJ. ID, Author ot the Green Book.
lG- i. &c
The world renowned su'hcr, in 'his ID
mirnblp Lecture. clearly proves from his own
|. xoe,icure that The nv tu, canss qmsnc~s Of
Self Abuse nav be- .tf,rc,usl!y rsu" we'd with
lon, medicine, ma wrhou, dangerous rUtgic-
hi opern,iuns. hougi,s. ins'r. mens rings
lur cordisls. pulnurg oIt mode at cure 81
ne. certain snd .f-c'"si. bv ~hrh ever,
.utI rer, no matter What his tondr''n my be-
lmrv cure himself chrnp'v. privately. ""
,scjcsl,. 1Hls LEcTUhE WILL PRovE 4
B,.N To 1H,UsAkD. AND tn usAfLs
| Sent. under seal. in pl"i" envrh pc u
|sny sdcress, postpaid. IN sece'p' 81 az
le,u,s. or ,"o pos' stamps Also, r.. Coi
y.r~rlps Marriage Guide, price 25 cen:s
iAddress The Pubiishr'r
CuAS G Mime 4 co.
l27 Bo~erv. New York.
Pv.,. Office b. "A 56S
Iune 10 'GS-1v
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'rhc Cincinnati Commercial

AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Published every dsy Of the ys'r. viii 'he
Largest circulation IN me S'ss'ss'pp'
Valley.
Shares no pains 10 proew- The Ls'ss' New
from oil par,s Of the wGrld; hiss -Pec'si COT
respondents vt points o. 'h" gr.s'ss' int =
est; epen ds three thousand dollars per mon h
in ,elsgraphinR. ssLs no 'svors, and me.
.lwsys 10. tell the truth Of pubic men and
affsirs, help or hurt . HON il may.
Terms.
OuLY-Bv ,h%yssr. $l4 90
Nv The Mo"'h. 90
Week (hy CsrieD 81
SuSpAys OMITTED.
DAiLy-By the year Sl2 Ul
Nv tie Mouth go
Week 10y Carrier) rs
WEEKLY single copies $aUy
Ten do. each. 81
Twenty. each 81
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OspIsys one sYnar-, ,,gh' lines. s. on,
Bn.in. 90 Notices. per lite, 20 cen's:Wan's.
no cent? rsr eigh' word-; Preferred Spe
tC'S's. = Il W pFt eV"0'' N'''"'''' ~ P"6'
$50 co. t,gh'h "-gr. $40 90. Cute. eighth
..ge only. $500 pr square. Ex''a d's
play, eighth p - only. 81 so per square.
Ur AL paid matter published ~ sdvcr.
l'i>-msnis.
People who Fam. or have Hruse. or
rhrics, Stock, "r Mineral Land. Or Nall. ~
Wafer Power. Timber or f'uit for ssle,
have the advantage OF Offering i, in a snlen
did msrke, " hen Advertising in the e, u.
MERc:Ai. A dollar vii; pay tor ten lines IN
The " Wsn," department Of 'he &, MINER
iciAL, aud The " ant" will be placed before
,hr eyes OF reodets throughout hall . d. zen
S'stes, in the three hundred towns and vii
,,gss ia which The Z MMERDlAL circuls,es
by daiis regular agents.
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III Office. po"es'- Ba,id,rg, Fourth ana
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uAYSvILLE STOVE AND TIN STORE
MA N Fla T. II q IL \.

TIME undersigned hsvirx pevmsnshtlv
4 located IN hsysvilI., informs The Glib
z ms OF Dubois and surrounding coun'ie"
hit he keeps siwsye on hsnd general ss
-ov, ment Of S,uv a. aid Tin Ware Of 81
kinda. which he Offers for ss'e 81 Priess
vi ich DEFY ccmpe'i,'on He slso msnulae'
ur. 10 .rdar all Tin Work. warranted ~
The best s,yl lie, snd Of The bsst ms,erisl.
share Of the public patronage IL respectfully
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