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TERMS or SALE.

One third cash, and the residue in two equal
annual payments with interest from the day of
sale. taking from the purchasers good security for
the deferred payments. and reserving the title I'M
Ill the further order Of the Court Immediate pos
session given.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. VI. In the
meantime, any further information desired NAV be
had-on personal application or by lettcr-from
Walter Taylor or Charles Davies OF IIarper's Fer
~, or Je undersigned.
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER
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'HARLES JAMES FAULKNER,

W. Hagcrstorrn Nail, Lancaster h,eHjgenccr.
.Hcphcrdsto~n Register, Wheeling Regis'cr and
WincAe.ter TH,e- ppJli.h weekly m day of sale,
Send marked copies and bill for Collection.
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Fire Company.

SPECIAL meeting of the Charlesto wn Fire
n Company will be held at Hoof's Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 9TH inst: att = O'Clock,
ON hrs; ness of Importance. Nv order of
Oct Z THE PRESIDENT.
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CALT.-Liverpool G. A. 4 Fine Salt now re-
- ceiving for sale at lowest market rates by
October 1869. w. EBY.
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ESTRAY.

TTNHE BEST.-Call and see the Best Gum Spring
/ Drill in the market before purchasing else
where, for sale by McCURDY &DUKE..
4 LII the approved Guanos and Fertilizers for
n sale by McCURDY a. DUKE.
S0 BUSHELS Yellow Corn, for sale in lots
ICU to suit purchasers, BY
Sept %, 1869. McCURDY DUKE.
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NONEY.-Money wanted for indebtedness,
wi without delay, by
Sept. -, 1869, W.EBY.
ItROCkERl.-Just received from the Shep-
I herdstown Pottery, an assortment Of Crooks,
Nourishers, Swinging Baskets and Stove-pipc
Crooks, for sale by
Sept %, go. W.EBY.
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Il September Term, 1869.
JOHN r. HENKLE, ct ais, Plaintiffs.
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CIGARS, Stogies, Smoking and Chewing To-
I 4 baccO-a good assortment for sale by
October Z, 1869. W. EBl.
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fpr the senate,
JOHN W. LAMON,
L. A. LUCE.
for House Of Delegates,
October 7. 1869.
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December =
Prince Sunnwenna, of Japan. and
suite leave for the East to- day. r.
r.. Bosnian, with the firm of Koop-
maushoff & Co. of Hong Kong, who
represents the Japanese Governm ent,
escorts them to New York. Bos-
man visits the East to further the
plans of Koopmanshof to provide
Chinese laborers for the South.
1t is stated that the Mexican Gov
ernment has granted Sam. Brannan,
of this city, the right to build a rail-
road across Mexico from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. His services were
literally recognized by the Govern
meut in the late struggle.
The Pacific Union Express has dis
continued operations. The business
has been transferred to Wells &
Fargo.
TIE stockholders of the San Diego.
Gila and Southern Pacific Railroad
Company met at San Diego November
9th, and apportioned stock with the
Memphis, FL Paso and Pacific Rail
road, for which San Diego received a
consideration for its franchise lands
The steamer Japan, for Hong
Kong via Yokohama, sailed to-day,
with 100 passengers, 40 cabin, and
half million in treasure.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.


L0ND9N, Dec reformation from
the secret agents Of the Government
leads to the belief that rising IS
threatened ia Ireland.
In the Cabinet the question Of con-
t'nuIng the suspension Of the writ Of
h0beds corpus has been considered.
it Is ceEtaln that extreme measures
will be adopted shortly
LONDON. December 1.-The various
Paris letters. published 10 the morn
ing papers, agree that the EmperOr's
speech at tho opening Of the Corps
Legislatif fell fiat The public mind
Is disappointed. The more the speech
is considered the less il is liked.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Times of
to-day, In an editorial article on
political affairs ia France, says the
Emperor has not yet mastered the
full truth. The ministerial respon-
I sibility which he conceded is incom-
patible with the theory of personal
government, which he would fain re-
tain. He is embarrassed between the
two principles, undecided, haltinR,
and it is uncertain which way he will
incline. Time was when such a con
dition would bode Ill for the peaceful
developments OF French progress, but
il is now past. Schnaider has been
reelected President Of the Corps
Legislatif
LONDON, December 2-The Mon
arch, with the remains of George Pea
body, will sail for America next
Wednesday.
The Irish Of Southwark have put
the Fenian Burke forward as a d, :
didate for the Commons.
There is considerable agitation In
commercial circles at Manchester and
/ elsewhere relative TO the increase OF
duty on French textiles.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December lit is reported
that NJ. Guesat has had an audience
with the Emperor this morning.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-AppTeheDsions are
entertained Of disturbances on the
anniversary Of the death Of Boudin.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERsBURG. Dec. IA depu-
tation waited on Prince GortschakOfi
yesterday, relative 10 establishing
cotton fields and trade at Kliya, Bo-
khara, and elsewhere in the Asiatic
possessions. in order to be able sue
cessfully to compete with the United
States. The Prince promised the
scheme bis support.
TURKEY.
COEsTANTIEoPLE, December IA
ste&mer laden with Runpowder was
seized to day, on suspicion Of being
destined for the insurgents 10 Bal-
garia.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Dec. --latest advicef
from Paraguay state that Count D. 'Au
ia his pursuit of President Lopez, bad
arrived at San EstaDislaus, lately CO.
cupied by the troops OF Lopez.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Tnos. II. Talbot
Assistant Attorney General, in place
Of Dickey.
1t was asoertained, today, On IN
quiripg at the Treasury Department,
that the withdrawal of the sale of
gold in New York. yesterday, does
not involve a change of policy, but
was on account of the low price Of
fered.
WASHINGTON. December III. G..
Dwyer, the newly appointed Super
visor for the District of Northern
Ohio, will leave this city next week
to assume the duties of mis- Office.
His headquarters will be at Coshoc-
ton, Ohio.
The annual report of the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. is complete.
It enters fully into the Indian policy
of the Government as executed by
the Indian Commissioner and the
Quaker Agents and Superintendent,
which it is found has been satisfac-
torily administered by the direction
of the President.
The Secretary of State will trans
NIT to the Russian Minister. Mr.. Cur
tin, at St. Petersburg, copies of the
appeal Of the Israelites, presented
yesterday, in behalf of their expatri-
ated brethren ID Russia. The appeal
will be accompanied by letter ask
ing the appeal to be faVorably con
sidered by the Czar.
WASHINGTON, December super
vising Architect Mullett, in his an
nual report, urges imn. ediate steps for
| the erection of new custom house
building at St. Louis. 1t appears by
the official report that the aggregate
imports during the year ending june
we're $437. 900, 900.
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billiard Tournament.

CINCINNATI. December 1.-At the
billiard tournament this afternoon,
in regular game. Grunkmeyer made
800 points, with an average of 10 5 48,
to Cherry.s All points and average of
8 5 48. In the exhibition game, Fo-
ley, of Chicago, made 300 points, with
an average of % lib, to Slosson's 255
points and average of 1913 13. In
the evening. regular game, William
son played 500 points, with an average
of II 38-42; Castor, 475, average
IL 13 IL. Exhibition Pame-Foley,
300. average 165; Slosson, 211, aver
IL 13 is. A decisive game is In pro
gress between Williamson and Grunk-
never.
Thomas T. Jewett is to pay 81, 400,
600 for the Cincinnati & Wilmington
Road, purchased this afternoon.
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ElectlOn Mans.

MEMPHIS, December 1.-The cleo
ton news from Mississippi IS very
meagre. A special from Holly Springs
says there is nothing definite. Mar
shall County has probably gone for
Alcorn. 4 special from Okolona
says that county has gone Radical by
$50. No disturbance as far as heard
from.
The AUalanche's acksoD, Miss. .,spe-
cial says the returns are very seant, but
indicate Alcorn's election. The fol-
lowing counties give Aleorn MAORI
ties: Yazoo, 1000 majority. a gain of
1000 over last year; Kinds, ! 500;
Monroe, 1000; Lauderdale, Tisho-
mingo and Lowendes. small; Aleorn,
$500; Jefferson, 1913. gain of 500;
Jackson, 659; Noxubee, 2,751; VIII
hanson, 1000; Adams. $500; Ran
kin, doubtful. The following give
majorities for Dent: Yalabusha, 700;
Capiot, $50. The river counties vote
ia small
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Canadian Items:

OTTAWA, December 1.-The build
ing occupied by the Bank Note Print
ing Company, was destroyed by fire
last night. Some of the most valu-
able presses and office furniture were
saved. Loss $4,000.
TORONTO, Dec. IA special dis
patch from St. Paul, says late Red
River advices say that a convention
assembled at Fort Garry. Nov. 10th,
to discuss the following propositions:
first. a compromise with Governor
McDougal; second. an independent
republic; third. annexation 30 the
United States; flurth, colony under
Great Britain; fifth, return to the
Hudson Bay Company's rule. So far
the French half-breeds only have
taken up arms. The English and
Scotch half breeds are yet undecided
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emcers Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, December The
following officers were elected by the
r. w. Grand Lodge of Free and Ac-
eepted MasoDs Of Pennsylvania to-
day: Grand Master, Robert A. Lam
bertoD, of Haarisburgh; DEPUTY
Grand Master. Samuel @. Perkins:
Senior Grand Warden. Albert b.
HOlton, Jr.; Grand Warden. Robert
CLARK; Grand Treasurer. Peter Viii
hanson; Grand Secretary. John
Thompson.
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LITTLE TOMMY C0TTRELL, q QuoTp-
dam Republican, but latterly a Demo
crat, prominent IN the Ward meet
ings of the Capital, and member of
the City Council, was President of
the recent Township Meeting in that
city. which selected delegates to the
Democratic State Convention. TOMMY
did his best for the Anti HENDRICKS
Ring of the party, but when it came
to voting he found, in expressive
language that he was mo whar.' >
Well, TOMMY comes out in card in
which he asserts that he did not get
up or participate in getting up ticket
TO forestall the action of the Town
ship Convention; that he didn't know
that he was to be Chairman of that
Convention, and that he did not have
any pre- arrangement for the selection
of committees of any kind, That he
had no view in attending the Con-
vention but to defeat rings,
"cliques and factions" /" if any
showed themselves. We believe
TOMMY tells the red eyed " truth
in this particular. He did succeed
most admirably in defeating the ring
clique or faction, which was con-
trolled by the Sentinel, and sought to
make its proprietor Chairman of the
next State Central Committee. For
defeating factions commend US to
little TOMMY CoTTRELL. As HOUSE
TALBOT would say. he did it like a
little man.
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The State Sentinel is informed that
the Indianapolis and Terre Haute
Railroad Company are making ar
rangements to disinter and remove
the remains of the Confederate SOL
diers buried in Greeulawn Cemetery,
and that the same will be done as
soon as a proper place for their rein
terment can be obtained. The num-
Der buried at GreeHlawn is something
oyer 1900.
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DAYTON, Ohio, December 1.-The
Ohio State Horticultural Society and
the Grape Growers Association met
here to day. Robert NJ. Steele, of
Dayton, welcomed the Societies. DR.
Warder, President of the Society, de-
livered an address. About two hun
dred varieties of apples and a few
other products were exhibited. The
Committee reported at length on hor-
ticulture and its progress. At night
the delegates were handsomely enter
tanned at the residence OF Robert w.
Steele.
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AccIaent-Man Accidentally Shoots
Himself Through the Brain.

TRRRE HAUTE, Dec. I.-Abram D.
Allen, a we'll kown aud highly re-
spectable citizen Of this county, acci-
dentally shot himself, causing imme-
diate death, this afternoon. de took
down his gun TO shoot hawk and
blew in the muzzle to ascertain
whether it was loaded, when his foot
slipped from the hammer and dis
charged the load through his brains.
Zerubable Rukes is on trial IN our
Criminal Court for the killing of VIM.
white, in Parke County, some months
ago.
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R0chester Items.

ROCHESTER,, December lin the
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
case, to- day. the counsel for the Fisk
party moved to dismiss the complaint
on the ground of nom jurisdiction.
The Court denied the motion, and
also another motion by the Fisk
party for trial by jury. Mr. Hale
then opened the case Of the Ramsey
party. Mr.. Vanderpool was examined,
and the Court adjourned until to-
morrow morning. Yesterday Judge
Smith, on the application of the re-
ceiver for instructions, ordered him
to pay the past due coupons of the
company forthwith.
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HAVANA. December IA Spanish
frigate arrived day, from Spain.
bringing a battalion of troops for ser
vice in the Island.
II. @. Hall. the newly appointed
American Consul General, took. pos
session, to-day. Of the United States
Consulate. The merchants of Havana
are desirous that the appointment be
permanent.
"A detachment of prisoners was yes
terday sent to. Spain, and among them
was Col, Udaelta, who surrendered at
Bayamo, and AdoIfo Moloner. e
wealthy planter.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-The
Board o. Aldermen have passed a
resolution to employ three attorneys
10 keep the old members in and the
Governors appointees out.
The second OF the Coutourie, Clas-
son & AvIIes sugar fraud cases was
disposed of to- day before the United
States Court. A verdict for the Gov
ernment was given, and sugar amount
ing TO 209 hogshsads, and valued at
S45, ,00O, was condemned. 1t was the
cargo of the schooner S. @. Jennedy,
which arrived during Perry Fuller s
ADMINISTRATION, and was &c. 900 pounds
underweight. Deputy Collector Her
wig sgys this ws.s the weakest case on
the i,s-t of the Government. An
ether, involving 1S0 boxes, will be
tried on Monday.
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NEXT TO PosT-OFFIUE.

The Indianapolis Sentinel contains
a great deal OF very good reading these
days. We are surprised that the
Courier does not clip from Its columns
more extensively. Perhaps the COn-
rier does not exchange with the Sen
fsnn7
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WHAT's THE MATTER2-The fol-
lowing significant items are from the
columns of the Terre Haute Journal
a Democratic paper published at Terre
Haute. We presume the Courier
does not exchange with that paper, or
it would have copied the items. We
print the paragraphs to show how
pleasant it is for brethren to dwell
together in unity"
At Indianapolis mass convention
Of ftty fUe people nominated dele
gates to the 8th of January State
Convention for that populous city
Terre Hdute Journal
The Terre Haute Journal, IN MOTTO
ing the suggestion of a certain mill
tary gentlemsn of this city for the
Craftsmanship of the State Central
Committee, says: We couldn't hal
that event for Love nor money.
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Ex-Gov. PARIS G. DUNNING was
admitted Tuesday to practice as an
attorney in the United States Circuit
Court. It is a remarkable circum-
stance, considering his reputation as
an attorney, that this has never oc-
curred sooner.
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BERLIN, December 1.-Burlingame
and other members Of the Chinese
Embassy were received at the For
eign Office to- day. The American
treaty will probably be the base of
that made with Prussia.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Sheriff g.
NJ. Steinberger was shot dead Satur-
day night, at New Iberia, by negro.
The murderer was soon afterwards
and hung by the citizens.
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WORCESTER, MASS, Dec. IA
cotton mill at Northboro, belonging
TO G. /. Chaplin, was destroyed By
fire last night. Loss SO, 900. In.
surance $50, 600.
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little man

Observation-Disclosures entered the
house Of Rev. B. f. Rawlins, No. 80
Christian Avenue, Saturday night.
stole fine set of furs, lot of pro
visions and other valuables, besides
doing a good deal of purely malicious
mischief. Bishop Rawlins Is away
from home.-IndiandpoLis Mirror.
We are sorry for the pecuniary loss
of Elder RAwLINs. but cannot re-
frain from congratulating him on his
promotion to the honorable position
Of Bishop.
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Public Debt statement.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The follow
ing is a reeapitulation of the public
debt statement, published to-day:
Debt bearing coin interest,
per cent. bOnds......-........S 22I ,5S9. .3a5 90
per cent. bonds ...-.'....-.-- l'So6, 6,S4S,1OJ W
Total ..................... .s2, ,le7, $3.50 90
Interest Al AszfVs4oO W
Debt bearing interest In lawful money,
Certificates AT per cent.........s4T, ,195, 90 90
Naval Pension FUND al per -
cent.... 1900 900 co
Total...... ..........s5, ,I95. .OOp co
1,l4o.sOO W
Debt on which interest," has
ceased since maturing -....,...S429, ,202. .664 90
1nterest---'. 0osooo'0oo W
Debt bearing no inter- St.
Demand and legal tender -
FrscsTonai Si cnrr - s0sSs Sss5 SSH So ss
Ceitsncates of gold deposited 1885, $40 o.
Total........ .....sS ,s6l ,70S Is
Total amount outstandin 80. sos, ,2s6 .7s9 s2
Interest -'. A=S4f'o'Z u
Total debt. principal and IN
Ierest, to date, including
coup ms due and not PEE
sented for payment.........-..S2,G4S ,G4S, ,23i So %
Amount in the Treasury
Coin e59 S4S u
Currency coz, ,7d5 "A
SINGING Fund in U. 5. coin,
interest on bonds and ac-
crued interest thereon...... 20,1l6,O23 %
Other U 3 c0in-intet est,
bonds purchased and ac-
crued i:IIerest thereon ....... SO, ,4s6, ,625 90
Total.... .................. sl94 674 947 So
Debt less amount in the
Treasury .... -. g, ,453 559,785 2S
Debt less amount IN Treas
ury the lst uIt ...........--... 46l lS9 So
d crease OF the debt during the
past month.-..-.....- ...~........s ,57l ,4d l3
Decrease of the debt since
March !, lS58..-. 81, ,sO3524 q
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BEsT 0HAN0E or TH5 BEAa0NI

nN TUESDAY. 0ErElEMEn t1
~ 1863. a. the COURT HOUSE D0Uil sn
kYansvlile, ma /, wall be sold mt RU fU5f
sgCcTio..N''. ..''.,. ,all 1, ne foiloWing YALuaatU
Lots 4, 2,8,A5,6,7,B.0,l0, 2, Al, i7,I ,I8, IH.
l0, ~, ~, 10, ~. n. w, ~, ~, 2l, 2B Gf, zs
81, 81, -, - % o8 H, 8s. 30, 80, and li
: Also j. Is &, q. 8,8 5,6.7-s.o i0, ii.i2 is .s.
., 10, Y, rs, 10 Pr, 2l. x2s28, "a, 2j ID,
70, ~, 81, ~, 5J. 20 o. 30. 81. ili a0 f0, .ud
42 la kODefts' subdivision nf Block tu q
al in Pafiett's lsnlargement OF the c.i5 or
Also. the whole on Block NO. ls. in pare
Ietps Enlargement containing z l-lt1
"A g. Lots %, %. d, %, as, aud sl, In HIoos
Also Lots and 4, An Block l62i All la-
masco.
Garvin's subdivision OF BiOcE NO 1T.
ia the Eastern Enlnrg meut, fruufIn L
nearly - feet on Mulberry street. HHa
running back 70 the alley, aud cnntn' uiuH H
q twO-stOrJ brick hOufe with seven rooms.
AleO Lots IS and l0, iu Block no. Q, lu 600
Eastern .EDlara ement, containing aunUN
fourteen rooms, and e nne inrRe htHt#.
Lots and 3. Ia Block q in EoeR Wrii'H
tifst Add ton, containing y two 'afE
condition; Lot aud ono hHlf of Los q fn
Block ., in hOckw8lia firsL Additleu o1H-
tanning a new house with four rooms.
the above list embrace some OF tnH
handsOmest properly for residences iu ll.H
city, including tho PARNhrM HON e
STEAD, winch viii be SOLD ln "a LhAA NJ
LOT, guT passing ~ beauty und deslrHaI a-
LESS any other place lm the CITY.
Most OF this property ih IA close pro1l f1e
ity 10 the street railroad now lu eoufHe u'
constructiOn, aud Will he Dom plcted o. ONO
month from this date,
Piafs can be teen on rosTErs thrournu1I
the city, and so JOHNhOhiB REAL q E
TATE OFFiCE on Third street. LoiWH. u
Main and Locust Etreels, w here al ne6
sary Information - ~ be obtained.
TeTmB-One thtro down, aud remain HHaH
in one ana two years, with Interest Tnr
mode OF fecurity viii be announced gu
day Of sale.
ALVAH JOH NBON,
Real f1Htn agent,
nov20 dtd Evansville, Int
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Death or the Mother OF Bishop Lee.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. Mrs.
Rosewell Lee, mother Of Bishop Lee,
of Iowa, died yesterday.
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SELMA. Alabama, Dec. 1.-The frst
Annual Fair Of the Central Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical Association is
a success.
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BRIGHT's sudden exodus on Friday
was, perhaps, a trip to his Mecca on
the corner of Sixth and Vine, +"
where he could see Bloss," aud
probably learn from Wash " that
his faetotum had uumasked his bat
teries somewhat prematurely. At
any rate the sole proprietor was
home agsin yesterday. and called
upon Mr: Hendricks, doubtless to to
distinguished consideration. 1t is a
bright idea to play Low where
your adversary holds high, jack and
the game. Mirror.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-Charles
Sumner delivered his speech entitled
The Question of Caste" at the
Academy of Music, this evening. to
an immense audience.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impedimcnts 10 MARzIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jun12 d8m lapn
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Real Rstate 8 Patont AgGnaI


p HAVE A Variety or mUHt.
III Mess aud DWELLING HOU
and large number Of BUILDING L1l
in almost every part of EYnnAvllei nIa1.
number OF Farms ana several thou 9Ha
acres OF TIM REEED La AND5, aii of WisirI
/ will cell on EAEK TERMS. 4 have some
very DESIRABLE and very y H u p
LOT5, tDithta len minutes lt1tk Qf me la.
House. Persons wishing 10 buy WAL aHH
money by purchasing at my Omce. Iun.n
having property 70 sell win please briHu
me the description and piice.
4 shall soon advertise tor public
some valuable property in tho UPPER
OF the city near tue proposed track nl -..
street railroad, whore nice building atl
can be had on VMHY REABONAmLM IEila
/ have also opened an on CO for SOILS IT.
ING PATENTS. Persons doMriua o. a"
tain Patents can make application 90 asa
and by calling a. my of1cei on
THIRD ST. bot. Main and L0C
IEvAHsVrLLE, IND.
ALVAH I0HN8ON,
rr1af RonI Fafqta AND Pa ouE HUoHI.