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A5-MARENGO.--F E YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREvGN r,vE.-.Th,s val
uable preDsration has been private for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends who
have u ed 1t with the most beneficial results. the
proprietor has been Induced to offer It to the pub
lic It Is warran5ed to cure CHILLs AND FEVER
OF however long standine. removing the cause and
entirely eradioahng its effects from the syste 1t
will PURIFY THE BLOOD. strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite. and restore the
patient to perfect health. 1t is purely vEaRxAz4
preparation. and DO harmIass that children cf ali
ages may take It with safety. As o tonic MARENAO
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever froi other cause Is tnvaltSanse
A few doses is sufficient to satisfy thsp moss m
crSdulous sufferer OF its virtue and worth. An
Who try enc bottle Of MANEk GO win be 10 much
pleased with is effect, that they win readily on
dorss 1t, NO HUwBUG.t For evidence OF its efs-
cacy and vaue, refer to MARE Na0 circulars. which
contain certincases Of we'll known and respectable
cinseps. ~ sA
MARENG0 is genuine Southern preparation.
the proprietor and manufacturer being native ana
r. sdent OF Charleston, and 1t 10 fully guaranteed to
give coMplete and universal sstis,acaon. q 4
NO HuMBU0. TRY IT. "a sf!gs b
Yor sale by all Druggists. and bt D0WfR 4
MOI6E, oornar MeettnG and Hazel atfaotss GOOD.
nICHs W1NDMAN = 60, HAyne-street. ana q. =.
LuHN Dru2gist, Agent OF Proprietor corner Of
King aad John strsets, Charleston, i. o.
juno nAc axnos
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TIE c.HiiRHss Il \ b d; Mot1IE1MExq. =

MnMrz1s July ls.-The several committees
have reported, and an immigration society with
Offices in the principal Southern dcitiea has
been reeommended.l Gii 2 sa &; stts
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AEMR. TUDOR T. HALL Is MY AUTHOR
lied Attorney during my absence from the city.
July IL T7HT 8.j aat J;B.F.SIOAN
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

Reception OF De Rodas-Rsview or the
Z, XplmnteeFs-Relsase or Political Pris-
Oncrs,-Tomppr OF tho New CaPtain-
Goneral-Conftscation or
tho Execution of the Ftlibusters.
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EHEsr4AE4tR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Meeting Of tho ExecptAye Coa.amittee--
Arrangements aor the Rair an Aeve.a-
Her--Annual ORATOR Premiun Lists- =
'Sprghum sugar asflnery-Chtnese La
bor-fnternattonal fs1hibition Am LON
-aom.---...as3 ~S'eTN :
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( The presidential party arrived at Fortress
Monroe to-day. remained long enough to be
Aaluted, and left fof Long Branch! T6 :
The mechanical operations of the chief
coiner's department OF the United States mint
have been suspended for few weeks in order
to PLACE new boilers in. It. will have no effect
Oh the resumption Of specie payment.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT DEMANps SIX MIL
. - LIONS MORE! ~

THE NAa6Es OF. THE CONTRACTORS AND THE
AMOUNT OF TRE BIDs--wHY ThEMIaHRsr BID
DER WAS CHOSEN -nHr COST OF THE work
WHO rs BRsPoNsBL&?
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+ THE HEn#Aa cAsE: A: -AEDSpof1oN OF PuBIio DEBT =
- THb aifaTAHY. BANouRr. HALL DEaRRTzD I'M
DIAN MAssACRE-7 THE HEAT=-AooIDENy ON zHE
PACIFIC -RAMhoAp -fREs1bEsy1AL PAhIx. 90.
lWAsHHaIoN, July 1s. Tie argument in the
1Yerge1 case 70 remove the ctse from The 1n,Ii-.
tatY COMMISSION tothe Snpreme Court Maaeon-
cluded to-dhy. AS there are important ap So
tions involved in the petition tor hateas corpus.
the Attorney General has entered into written
stipulations Nth petitioners counsel, ID put
the questfou ia such form as may be consider
!! ed and determined by tho United States 3d.
pren,e Court nexb Octobar. The present ap-
plication to the Jnsticeis to remain lsus-
pended. The PRESIDENT has authorized the
Attorney -Genaralato say that no sentence OF
the military commission will be executed be-
fore the final DISCRIMINATION Of the Supreme
Court. This ineess the approval Of the Chief
7 Justice. "'" ~" t
The Indications are that there will be an
.other and hea1F reduction Of the public debt
during this monfh Customs and lnternal1ETev- lE
.enue receipts favorable, .,.sS B, n.s.'.,4 IN, AK
y Executive mansion, owing to ths absence of
tho President, is entirely deserted By all Off
sitOera OF any gradesso ~ .ai. 81 cr t'T o,I
\ Richard d. J. Hort or Indiana. Has been
/ appointed Consul to sahtiaao de- Cuhaas5t,
M 1he Postof6cs Department. hes adSsees hom
5Skw Mexico or sdspredations by Indiaps who
M she as''ais Ard A hiltea les an9 .n
W An accident has OCCURRED at Radvsy Station,
ON the Pacific Kaihoad, n5y which two persons
wefe killed ana two injured S'll.aao'Ys
lse7 Thermometer here TO-DAY at p. m. stood at
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.Resoloed. That the secretary be instructed to
publish. for the information OF, the public, the
communication submitted to this, committee
by her W.5 British @aiestys oonsss, Mr.. .. Pihck-
fully commend the subject Of We "WoEkmen's
.Internatjonsl Exhibition" tha3bin referred ca,
ITO tho conslderation Of the Htae@ =
:. Resoloed'i That the detsils u the local or
tion invite. be referred to the society at its
sacsti9R ia November nexb. x Ry
Ii The ccnmpn1ca 1s as follows:
6 y;.f BRIT1BH CONSULATE, I
- CHARLESTON. July Ia, 1869.
Vim. N Lat0tO1,G FJce-P president S0tsth Gnro-
ttnd syttoasttsrGI ana Mechanical SocSety:
/ Ssts- HeaIfng shat you afs abopt 70 attend q
sland Meahapiea! Hociety.sto be held in Dol-
ambia, on the l4tht instant, Il hasten ID saace
In your hands q copy OF che, programme winch
has been beer: issusd bv shs honorary sscresaraes 70
to Be kald aS Lohaf6n IA 1870 lAve tho honor,
the secretasaes.; t the Earl aS Casrendoa,
matter in charge ave now fully aSE forth. Itla
desired, you will perceive, that lo1al commit
Aees sh0uld he formed in cities ana places in
pther sountgies to .csl! attention % the subject
transmission Of suoh articles o6 skill aud in
|sRenuity % may be deemed worthy OF oexhibi-
dion. j indulge the hope that y6u will do nae
society, in order that the obleotspf the Com
|smlttee Of the .Workmens International Ex-
hlbftion. x Of fl3gD. pay. aided end, encouraged
Eac,sicss sncasv s Ieays r. ss ana
airaadv q sxiatiyso tSrnncso,,s the Sts.n n,te;n
Serai nnbiiHiiV, - " b, 5 st -,
''It win Ori ahe other hand. he NV rlaasnre
an6 dntv to So-w..J - tno nr,,ss,;5s p.oSto pos. =
/ ont the prosramms Of the, 8 WorE Hen's lntars'
national Exhibition,p OF 1870 sncR comton ,;-
cation, connected with the objects thev have
in view, aa may be plaosd in nv hs ods for that
purpose. And also to receive suggestions rs
to the names ,of .parties in, tRis State who
may pc ready to give ,siStanCa In tfurthcrAnce
OF the. .desiRp,.ots 4r,. III "a ,..n-hItt
,la I,haYe theb homer to be. mir, your most obe-
dent and humble servant, 81 ,sts. & .
Il ,r,ha c,lln,Ss, - -, - -
\: PU;ywunE Pasns,aysrE 49, aaoPseo
re nssosoeu iInaf as pne queSstoa q Chinese
eSuu. las uoou oN0uQyAAk eL1o ntSoutlOu Ot
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.CWNEILL.rDied.sl6 on st.ls7si4,s leland Jr!y To-
1867, CLARE ONEIII., daughter of FRANCIS l.. AID
,TQf'As' Ehofi!:s4 aastttll = 2rrI.S anr
CLARK Died, at the residence Of her sister. In
New Yorx OttyI JAY 7.h, 1862 Mrs. KIibnNsCPHfA
CLARK AGED 20 years. months and 27 days. |!
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lsow a Ton million Dea2ar,ConsyAet was
Mado, .",-.f ,
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.Wbitnarp.

HOLSF DIED. in this city. on the I'D OF Julv OF
choefa tnfaptup, HATTIE sged thirteen months,
infant dauyd er orc. and T. Ho1sT, OF hes er; s. d.
Young and 1ove'y has thou lfti left De = ain'G
ti' Fled Thy mo'her's fond embrace; od ~
o. Gracious God thou has bereft u.s. ..,.
hide not from us now ny face. :
faVR hera aook we hut unto Heaven 80. .. :
There our treasure 10 removed, .
Lent little whfis not gfvep, -
Yet, that loan how fchdly loved. ~ - ~ b.
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i,19 19s1rBRAUTiFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Haaan's MAGNOLIA BALM,
I It gives pure blooming complexion and restores
yoatbtul beauty. W ~ ,rrif7 o
a Its efsectA are gradual, natural and perfect.
Il rpnaoves Redness. Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan. sunburn and rrsckles. AMI makes q lady of
fhisty appear tmt twenty. = n u
beMAGNOLIA BALM makes the Skin smooth
and peary; the Eye bright and CLEAR: the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fresh,
plump appearance to the countenance. No lady
need complain Of her complexion, when seventy
Ave cents will purchase this delightful article
The best article to dress the hair is Lyons Kahai-
ron. thstu limo DAr June "a
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INSIDE HISTORY OF TH. WHOLE TRASlsAo
- '''" TON. "" = 'i
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WANTED, ., ..
- -R>. A VESSEL TO LOANfTwO HUNDRED
LIN thousand feet Lumber and Timber for q
ANkSNport In the Mediterranean Tho cargo
.being now ready. dispatch will be given.
Apply 20 HALL,
July is 8 Brown Co. g Wharf,
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N E W YORK A n ID b III A Il 4. e. = n 6 n
Rnf2.tN 8 . e AMS4H lP LANE.7--
.-.7:s'FsrSot h + 9 4" " xonK
: p';l q CABIN PASSAGE $40. .,ely

- lcAgOR LAND asOUrR
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON ANAD:,W
II PAS SeA G9ES RED CED.u
To savannaRs,s.eB + To Beaufort. %.
FARE XNnLUDED.
I 80 WI TEE " sIE4nh ha PILOT BOY. oar.
modatfoH WhMf every MoMDAx Motruso. al 4 .sSsacS
.mesusnmg ail asAye haSanhasi'sv TEDm1SpAY
9y Jdne08i syi4Ls Gi .Accn1nnrrantss. ~.
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$a,pp,na.

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
h -e,> THE SCHOONER ADOLPa HuaEr.
NA ADAMS Master, ia now loading and will AL
<NASNon or about the Goth instant For Freiobt
apply to II. #. BAKER & CO.,
July ~ No 20 Cumberland .afraat
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said amount to be increased to $1,000 should
the financial subScriptions wasfantit. e,t- i
; :. a member from Charleston offered the fol-
1OVvfu0s - = LlJ or. Sr2UH .tErlG. E.l..
Resoloed. That the secretary be instructed to
publish. for the information Of the public, the
communication submitted TO this, committee
by her & British Maiesty,s Oons1, Mr.. .. Pihck-
fully commend the subject Of Ne "Wor kmens
sInternatjonsl Exhibition," ,thabin referred to,
ITO tho conslderation Of the Sta
ganization. whlch the projectors Of the exhi.
tion invite. be referred to the society at its
auestI9K ia November next.
h The conampni ication 1s as follows: 'y
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al Tbs COnfdSCAtiOn laws are being enforced
vigorously, several orders having been ptiblish-
ed In thS official Gsxe,te Of tine RoveronIent
approving the action OF the local authorities,
AMI ordering Tho Aramediate paQuestr ALTON OF
Knd,symtA AtihE EarSs6ith the revdiutioneI
xxKOUT1or or BnIBuarRRs.
Particulaah Z hAve tuss- bven received concern.
ina the traR,c desth Of Albert yvyNsh, the
young Ameracan who WAS enmmarily shot by
June II appesss thai yonng Wyssn s:ssss s:sssss sssE
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EXCURSIONS AROUND TIlE IIARDOR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND OON.
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht EIIRANOR
-%9SSwM resume her trips to historic points in
A..the harbor. and viii leave Geyernmen
Wharf daily at Ten a. M. -:
For Passage spply TO THOMAN YOUNG.
Oecemoer IL Captain, on hoard.
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EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS
The NEW AND COMMOD1OUS YACHT
~ MARY ELLA, is now ready ana prepared
A4A to make regular trips to points of interest
in our harbor. Will also take parties for
Picnics and Moonlight Excursions.
For ENGAGEMENTS apply to Captlin COoK on
board at Atlantic Wharf, or to No. 1O2 EAST BAY.
June "a Imo
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Thanksgiving---A Proclamation

On the 25th instant, Governor Baker
issued the following proclamation
The President OF the United States
having. by his proclamation OF the 5th
instant, designated Thursday, the 18th
day of November, 1869. as day Of Ma
tional Thanksgiving and praise to .Jeho-
yah for his unbounded goodness TO us as
n people.
!. Conrad Baker, Governor Of the
State OF Indiana, do earnestly and cor
daily commend the day thus designated
to the observance of the people of In
diane, in accordance with the Prcsiden-
tial Recommendation.
at is good thing to give thanks unto
the Lord. and to sing praises 10 Thy
name. o Most High "'Let the people
praise Thee. O God; let all the people
praise Thee" "Then shall the earth
yield her increase; and God. even our
God. shall bless us" "Entcr into His
gates with Thanksgiving. and into his
courts with praise: be thankful unto
Him, and bless his name. :"
CONRAD BAKER.
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PER CENT OF the money voted to be ap-
prOprated TO such railroad company be
donated and paid over to the company
until the iron is laid on the road and q
train Of cars shall have passed over the
entire length thereof in such county or
township, as the case may be.
Section II. After the money author
lied by this act TO be appropriated shall
have been levied and collected rs afore-
said, and the subscription shall have
been made on behalf of the county or
township. as the case may be- the rail-
road company, for whose aid the same
shall have been so levied and collected.
having fully constructed the railroad
contemplated in said petition. so that
trains of cars shall pass over the same.
shall have the right to demand and have
said money paid over according 10 the i'm
tent and meaning of this act: and any
one OF said petitioners or any TAXPAYER
Of the county or township, as the case
may be.may compel the same to be done
by mandate against the County Commits
sioncrs.
Section is. A failure on the part of
the railroad company to commence
work upon the railroad in said county
within one year from the lcvying Of such
special tax. or failure TO complete such
railroad ready for use within three years
from such levying. shall forfeit the rights
OF such company to such donation, unless
the County Commissioners. for good
cause shown, shall give not to exceed
one years further time i'm which to com
plete the same. and the money raised bv
such special tax shall 20 into the general
funds of the county Or township. as the
case may be, and be used accordingly.
Section -. The officers conducting The
elections, provided in this act. shall be
allowed the same pay as is allowed for
like services in case OF q general cleo
ton. Should the election result i'm favor
of railroad appropriation. the ex-
penses of the election. after being paid
by the county or township, as the case
may be. shall be charged against the rail-
road company benefited, and deducted
out of the first moneys collected by yir-
tue Of the appropriation.
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NO. A..
Benefit Of Railroads.

The following is an extract from a
speech Of Hon. W. S. Pierce, delivered
IN Boonville. in favor Of county sub
scrip;lon To aid the railroad. We havo
no doubt the increased value Of the tim
Der IN this county would more than pay
double the amount asked Of us:
LUMBER RESOURCES.
Where railroads have gone in tlis
State the forests have been sweep bv tho
woodman's Ak. The absence Of the slim
ulant OF market and means of trans
portation have left standing large forests
OF black walnut. poplar, cherry. ash and
other valuable timber in oil the region
named. In Clay, Greene and Martin.
the timber is excellent. but it is to tho
primitive forests Of Dubois. Pike, War
rick and Spencer, that particularly de-
sire to call attention. Having travelled
through portion OF the country nor,l,
OF the Ohio river can confidently pro-
nonnce it uncqualcd in lumber resources
Such field for individal. ne well as as
sociated enterprise, has rarely been Of
fcred as will be. when railroad is loca-
ted III Dnbios. Spencer and Pike, and it
is known 10 be certain that the walnut.
poplar, ash. and other valuable timber
can be profitably manufactured into
lumber TO suit the extensive markets
now seeking supply. The supply il
gradually diminishing, so great is the
demand. 1t requires little or no invcs-
ment ior'the aborerto make. TO enable
him to commence cutting logs for ,ho
market, and very few occupations arc
more rcmunerativc. Cash returns oro
sure and immediate for every foot of
lumber. IN almost any and every FORM
Either made into smaller sizes or pieces
Tor market. or in the log, To he carried
on Platform car. il is equally ready for
market. The capital. beyond that Of tho
AK and cross-cut saw, is that required
lof wagons, horses, oxen or mules. The
iat'er nearly every farmer now possesses.
consequently the people Of this section
OF this State can ut once begin to rcmu.
nerate themselves and the road from tho
products Of the forests.
When the timber has been swcnt aIorr
either side Of the road ana the distance
is too great 10 haul logs. they can. with
their saw mills : portable and other - rut
and saw the timber into sizes which.
when seasoned, will, at present prices.
pay for being Transported by teams q
great distant. On either side Of the road
The forests will compensate. their own
owners and the road, fist as it pene-
'rates the country, until they have been
swept, as they have been IN other por-
tions of the State. Construction trains.
from their first progress till the last. will
return loaded with lumbor. I dwell on
this source of income, as it will he great
and reinuneratiyc 10 the road at once.
and the greatest immediate source Of
income TO the people vastly greater
than they now imagine. owing to tho
constantly increasing demand at abund-
intly compensating prices. .
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Report of the Commissioner OF
Pensions. NM.

The icrihcomingreport Of Hon. Henry
Van Aernam.Commissioner Of Pensions,
will show that during the last fiscal wear
there were added TO the humber Of pen-
sioners OF all classes. 23,I9C; dropped,
sor various causes, 4.S76; on the rolls
June 30th, 1869, 1888. The YEARLY
amount OF pensions OH the roll, WAS
S2l.305,4s4 b. 1: the total cmount paid for
pensions OF all classes. incivding cx-
pcnse of disbursements. during the year.
was S2s.i22,sS4 o. an excess. ms COM
pared with The preceding year. OF s4,-
sll,9o2 90: which will. during lie eur
rent year, pre6ably be increased 10 S.
OoooOo. There were received during
the year Al ,O33 applicants for pensions.
under the act OF July I4th, 1862. and
acts supplemental thereto. MS toliows:- -
invaiids, 2a.T20; widows, orphans and
dependent relatives, 1878. There were
1921 claims disposed OF during tho
year. and G2.l0l cases remain to be dis
posed of.
Daniel F. Eallcnran. the only Revolr-,
tionary soldier who was on The rolls IT
the date of the last annual cport,r died
on the 9th of April last.
The whole number OF widows Of tho
Revolutionary War surviving rs sS7. OF
willows and children of soldiers who
served in the wars subsequent 10 tho
Revolution and prior to 1851, there aro
now l,2OS. decrease OF only five since
the last annual report. Those who mar
ricd prior TO 1891, and 10 whom n sti-
pend of 500 additional was granted by
the act Of February 18th, 1866, arc nine
ty-thrcc. OF whom six are from the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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~ For the year ending September
seth, there were shipped. on the Evarsi
will and Chicago Railroad from the little
town OF Patoka. eleven hundred Cars
loaded with freight. i Princeton Demo.
This is the result Of home market for
farm products. furnished by railroad
through the center Of county. yVois
"For the Railroad Appropriation" md
such market will he Lad in Dubois. at
your own doors. at city piires, aud no
grumhling, instead Of The miserable sti-
mend YOU now rcccive. g. feT t if4
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or The Crawfordsyillc "Journal"
says work OH the new railroad west is
being pushed forward at an enormous
rate. Most of the timber for the trestle-
work across Dry Branch, which will be
about eight hundred feet in length, has
been delivered. and part Of il has been
put up. The excavations for the ioun-
dation sills have been nearly completed.
and there is cvcry prospect that we shall
soon have " structure upon which to
rest our eyes as we dream of the wealth
TO be reached by means Of the new road.
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Good 'renlpIars.

The Grand Lodge oc the independent
Order OF Good Templars met at Tcrre-
liautc. From the report OF the Grand
w orihy Secretary we make the follow
ing summary:
New Lodges organiz I'd during the year l?s
Lodges re-organized : 4
Total number Of new lodges (: . lgr
One hundred and forty-onc lodges
have forfeited and surrendered their
charters during the same time.
There are 3r5 lodges now WORKING
There have been $3.50 persons initiated !:
656 admitted by card 623 restored 10
membership, making total Increase OF
lO.l39. During The same time b55 have
been expelled; 73O withdrew from the
order: 80 Withdrew by card 5.052 sus-
pended for non-paymcnt of dues, and
only 43 have died. The present number
of members in good standing is 1883.
The Grand WORTHY Treasurer reported, tlls,
the receipts had been :: ao,7iG &C
Ana The expenditures 4: s.oy9 As
Leaving balance Of : elGgo Is
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U@ Some 100000 bushels of wheat
has been purchased by parties in this
place, since the new crop commenced
coming into market Princeton Dem.
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IL Improved land four miles from
Tcrrc Hautc is held al one hundred dol
lars per acre.
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RATES or ADvERTISyNC.

RATES or ADvERTISING.
For square Of lOlincs or less, week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements ut the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted rs square. These are the terms
fortransient advertisements "a reasonable
deduction will be made to regular adycr-
users.
Notices Of appointment Of administra-
tors and legal notices Of like character o
DO paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, each 500
For County $50
For District, Circuit. or State. 500
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-11-05

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