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sIsn mon De ashk isT The fsliei of
~lIsiraine. two weeks aee. with lerH
II ~ n he arm. and muuitiua Of
war. II hiIs magnificent equipped
army. Although the FfusMnnr
s.te The Freneh credit for great
t,rsvesy. vol such defeat IL not In
tt,e annual. Of history. This battle
sna asoaIrr Waterloo 10 the third
Bonaparte that had assembled the
throne 81 France, and IL the knell 10
the f.onaImric dynasty, but Il has
no noble memories of the great dar.
inc and mpcr.human Efforts Of tho
hero Who east his dic upon the H..
fated battle OF Waterloo, but brands
the maine OF Louis Bona,arlc I'm.
pcror Of France s 40 lmbocile, weak,
incapable man. and as unworthy Of
tho name he bears. And with his
fail we hope thut France may be for.
ever FREQ from such tyrants as him,
and that the new Republic declared
hy the government at Paris, may
meet with a better fate than tho brief
period Of blood known Ms the Re-
public Of France, that was the open.
ing from whence sprang tho frst
Emperor. The recognition of the
Republic Of France, BY Gen. Grant
for the United States will be hailed
with universal satisfaction this side
of the Atlantic and efforts arc now
bong made by several powers for a
cessation Of hostiIities. for the prr.
pose of negotiating Cor peace. The
army Of Prussia are now encompass
ing Paris, and tho city Is d state Of
siege. Every effort has been made
to put the Notifications III d perfect
state of defense, and tho city sun
plied with provisions for several
weeks, 80 that the great city may
yet DO defended and saved from the
pillaging hands Of tho same van,lals
who assisted nj robbinr andbu ming
our fair cities during the late war.
and who ought to DO known a. tho
Nation OF plundcrcrs Of private pro
pcrty.
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ment has gone cncrrctically 10 work
to continue the wpr. and tho French
people seem TO be- earnestly ii f,yor
Of the Republic. fighting "a the las,
before surrcpderinr 10 tho hated
foe. Basaine still holds Mat, and
he will shoot every man that
advocates surrender. Straslo,sg
is still held by tho French.
Ifthc French had only time to 70.
organize their strength thew wopld
not no IN a desperate condition. but
II the present condition Of affairs
heir only hone il 4 corlorn hone.
Il their il any consistency IN Kiuu
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ought 10 be- q call for y Meeting n
vi peraohs desirous Of Joining thopc
compnnies ut aome place. ~ The
most expeditions manner Of getting
the required uumter, and We would
suggest that parties make this call
at,onee, and.wc ofIer The cInmns oI
our papcr as a medium Of notifying
the community Of the time aud
places.
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AT a meeting of the students Of
Eureka Male Institute held in the
school room thereof, Thursday morn
ing the 9Th inst, for the purpose Of
paying a proper tribute Prospect to
the memory Of William r. Oliver
late dnc,I
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0hansefy Noue

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.
ln the Chancery Court Of said county N
Term, A. D. 1870.
N. as4. lJlae
Wn. D. Roscborough, Admr., &C,
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Chancsry Notice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.
In the Chancery Court of said county:
In vacation before the Clerk and Master Of
said ooart at his Office in the town Of Pamela.
on this, the 10th day Of August A.. D. 1870.
No. col.
Martha !. R. Royce,
Va.
William W. Boycc, ct al.
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s.Aura special Notice.

Beware Of Csunterfeits. Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been eonnterfetsd, and the counterfeer brought to
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls private
stamp each bottle. dr. John hull only has the right
manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup Of Louisville Kentucky Examine well the label
on each bottle. II my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my coiumn advertisement, and my show card.
will prosecute any infringing on my right The genu-
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup only be prepared by my.
self
THE PrsLIc's SERVANT.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Kentucky, January -, 1870
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TIE Advertiser having been restored r. health In
lew weeks b. very simple remedy, after having sn-
fsr several years with lung affection. and that
Tread disease. Ccnsumpuon-is anxious to make known
TO his f'low sufferers the means If cure.
To ~ who i.sirs it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripton used free Of charge With the directions for
preparing aud usrg the same. which they will lind u
srnr Graz ron Cossusrrios. AsnxA RRoScmirIs, etc.
rhe object OF the advertiser " sending the Prescription
is 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread information which
he conciv.s 10 be- nvalnabc and he hopes every SUI
cser viii try his remedy will try his remedy it
will cost him nothing. and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Ir.scrptpn will please address
Rs. EDWARD A. WILSON,
june !. 'c9-ly williamsburg. Kings County, n. Y.
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
To my United States and Worldwide
Readara

To my United States and Worldwide
Readers.
r HAVE received many testimonials from professional
i and medical men. As my anaBses and various pub
LEGATIONS. have shown, al Of which genuine. The
following from highly educated and pepalsr physician
in tieorga. is certainly Of the most sensible
muncmiiops I have received nr Clement knows
exactly what he speaks Of and his Testimony
hs written in letters Of gold. Hear What the Doctor
says 0 81 LIS woEM DESTROYER:
vniASow, WALLER Co.. Ga. !
June 2gth 1866.
Ia JcHx BcLr.-Dear Sir: have recently given yonr
orm Destroyer several trials and find it fully
eicacieus II has not failed In single instance have
the wished for effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article If this kind
| am free to confess that know Of remedy recon-
by the ablest authors that certain and speedy
its effects On the contrary they uncertain In the
extreme My object in writing you is to find upon
what terms can get the medicine directly from you II
can get IL upon easy terms shall great deal Of
am aware that the Of such articles contrary that
teachings and practice Of great mscr ycf the regular
line Of NJ DIS but nojus cause good sense In dis
because We may be ignorant Of its com animation. For my
part shall make IL rule all and any means al.
ievise suffering humanity which msy he able COM
mend not hesitating because some ingenious
thar self may have learned M effects first and secured
the sole right that knowledge How by
advocate or supporter III the thousands OF
worthless that Hood the country that Tarport
cure all manner Of disease which human flesh IL heir
Please reply soon and inform VI your best terms.
am sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. cLENEN7, y. d.
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~JHdge Jesse Lambert, Of Rome,
Georgia, has married two thousand sew
en- hundred couples in his day, and es-
capped taking his own medicine until the
other day, when Miss Langston lassoed
him.
UPrcsidcnt Grant will accompany
Senator Cameron on a touring expedi-
ton In Pennsylvania some time in June.
This sets' at. rest the question as to
whether be had grown tired Of Fish,
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FYNhe Ms celebrated medicine justly claims
i for superiority overall reIndies everoncr The
public for the SAB CERTAIN AND rEnMAAEAT cure o Ague
and Fever, Chs and Fewer whether Of short long
standing He refers to the entire snd Suouth
western country bear him testimony 10 the truth Of
the assertion that in whatever will il fail eur~
IL the directions strictly followed In great
many single dose has been sufficient for cure.
and whole families have been cured 10y single bottle
with perfect restoration OF the general health II is
however prudent and In every more CERTAIN
its Is continued In smaller dosvs for week
after the disease has been checked especially in diff
icu long standing cases. Usually this mcdicens,
will require any aid 10 keep the bow eli IN good order
should the patient, however. require eathartc medi-
cine after having taken three four doses Of the Tonic
= single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office.
No. 40, Fifth, Cross Street
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
ndiscre:ion. WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free to all who need IT, the receipt and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wching to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
June 4. 'G9-ly No. ~ Cedar street New York.
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0OnfN WANTED!an active man
-. l.. aacL Connfv In I'll,

nnnlN WANTED!an active man,
DJVtO.---in each County in the
States, to travel and take orders by SAM
pie, for TEA, COFFEE, and SPICES.
TO suitable men we will give salary of
5000 to $1,000 year, above travelling
and other expenses, and reasonable
commission OIL sales.
Immediate applications are solicited
from proper parties. References ex-
changed. Apply to, or address immcdi-
ately. j. PACKER y 90,
continental Mills
No. 3s4 Bowery, New York.
May 9th, 187O-4w.
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Especial Notice.
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOC1 ALTON.

For the Relief and Cure Of the Firing and Unfortunate
on Principles Of Christian Philanthropy.
ESSAYS on the Errors Of Youth. and the Fol-
las of Age. in relations 10 MARRIAGE and Social
Evls with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent Free in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Rox r., Pun ,plrrrrs. ptxS. June 10 '70-1y
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WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINE
4 GENCY by X. GRAY, at tho residence
"A formerly occupied by Thco. Sender
man, Jasper, Ind. April 8, '7o-6m
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". A. HoLrHAus. n. 3. MAvITY.
HOLTHAUS & MAVITY,
E\n1xyS3 nn Gan~e
JASPER, INDIANA,
JASPER, INDIANA

[YYI practice in the Courts 81 Dubois and sdjoinin
w Counties Particular attention given to collection
Horru.us Notary Public. once on West Main st.
June 10Th, lsy0.-tf.
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DR.. JOH N Blu LIS
SARSAPARlLLA!
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
AND the
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

RExros BARRAcKs, Missouri. April 20 1866
Dr. Joux BrLL.-Dear Sir. Knowing the efficiency ii
your Sarsapara and the he ling and beneficial quail
tics Il possesses sent you he following statement Of
nay case.
/ was wounded about two years sgo-wns taken pris-
oner and confined for six months. Being moved Of
ten my wounds have not healed yet. have sat up
a moment since was wounded am shot through the
hips NV general health is impaired. and need
thing TO assist nature. have more faith in your Ssr-
sararlla than anything else. wish that III is gcnu-
inc Please express half dozen bottlesaand obIge
CArrAIS G. y. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. Missouri.
r. s.-The following was written April 30. 1866, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. Mother Of Captain johnson.
On. BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR. G. = johnson
was sklfu surgeon and physician in Central n. T.,
where he died. leaving the above O. p johnson to my
care Al thirteen years Of age he had chronic darrh1
and scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparlla
Ir crRpp HIM have for ten years recommended IL
many in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula fevor
sores and general debility Perfect success has attensd
I'd H. THE CURES EXPECTED IN CASTS scRcruLo
ANp vyvER SORES ALMOST MIRACULOUS. am anx-
ious for nv son to again have your Sarsap
arila He fearful Of getting spurious article hence
his writing TO you for IT, His wounds terrible, but
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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rUvENDERS his PROFESSIONAL services to the citizens
i Of Jasper and vicinity:
He may be found At Dr. weman's Office Al all hours,
when not professionally engaged.
Nav 9th. lSsO-Gm.
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For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce that
w. +. PIDGEoN, Esq. Of Vinccnnes, vii.
be 8 candidate before the Democratic
Convention Of the Sd Judicial Circuit
for the nomination as candidate for Cir
cult Judge Of this Circuit.
For County Auditor.
n We arc authorized to announce
Mr.. HENRY SCnArER, of Haysvillc. ms a
candidate for Auditor Of Dubois county
at the ensusing October election.
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b y i LIS
CgDRON BITTDRs.
AUTHENTIC MENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD PROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

s,cyy po,Sr, WHITE CorMfY, Arkansas May -, 1865.
Dn JouS MtL-Dear sir: Last February I was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some Of your
Sarsarairilla and Cedron Bitters.
nv ION in law who was with in the store has been
down with rheumatism for some time. commenced on
your RlrrERs, and found bis general health i'm
proved.
he also improved
DR. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several
years stomach and liver affected = he improved very
much nv the uae Of your Ritters Indeed the Cedron
Rters has given you great popularity In this settle
mcnt think could sell great quantity Of your med
icines mi fall especially ~ yur Cedfoh Bftters
sarsadsrisa. Ship me vir Memphis, care Of Ricket
Ne alev ResrectfulIy, &. b. WALKER.
prepared by Dr. JoHx Bull At his Labatory, Fifth
street. Louisville, Ky.
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BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAXIM SHOT,

6lhCkSWbIu q WHoUW mnAJNo vHUG
JASPER, INDIANA,
To buy cheap. for money down,
Come TO Jasper. IT'S the pm:
Farmers. and all who want 10 buy
rnroll your green-hacks. and draw nigh
yor y. ku~htsr has for sale
The best Flows. wholesale or retail;
Buggies. Carriages silver bright.
With farming implem ents sll right.
The Mcshorey PIow-no better made
Come one and al. I~ts have . trade.
Corr. rlows ara Culsiv aaoSs he~,
Moving machines end Reapers. too;
Wagons. Of all kinds. ready done.
Hay rakes we're sure are No. one;
With many other things all nice.
So just come In. and learn the price
Then II you don't want 10 Guy.
ThcrelI be no harm 'twixt you and ].
A few good ,ohs have been made. confess.
Whose success has depended on copying from
Ru, unlike the rrinter--to borrow who must
They fail 10 give credit. and yet call II just.
With labor. skill. genius 20 superiniend.
New improvements make, which the public
commend;
Aud when I've succeeded and gnt good
thing.
But something else I've got TO say.
No not forget me In the pay.
When iron buy. or lumber, ~ you zee,
Nothing but money will pay from, me-
And make a New one. good and sound;
Now do not put II on too far.
With money In your pocket. and 10 spare.
And remember. hesitate not to say
The work We make must he o. X.
April Is. roy SEBASTIAN MUELLER.
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For County Auditor.


Mn. EpIToR :--Plcase announce the
name of Captain PHILLIP GrcKEs as Il
candidate for County Recorder at the
ensuing October Election and by so do
ing you will obligc many voters VI. Du-
bois comfy.
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MIL LIN Err Y

He has also laoge assortment n Ladies' and Chcrsns
Hats and Rnnnets Call and stock.
April 8, 1870. JOSEPH SERMEEsUEtM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27
Presidents Reception.

lie announcement l. made by authority tina.
At 70 O'Clock a m. On Monday, 2d OF January,
The President viii receive the members Of the
Cabinet and Foreign Ministers
AT II :" O'Clock a. m, the Judges OF the Su-
FICme Court Of the United States, Senators
and RePr' sentstiyes in Congress, the judges OF
the supreme Court of the District OF Columbis
ard OF the Court OF Claims will be received.
NJ " O'Clock, the officers of the Army and
Navy and he Marine Corps will be received
At l. 80 O'Clock, the heads of bureaus Of the
several Departments will be received.
At 1245 o'clock, the Associated Soldiers of the
War Of 1872, and members OF the Oldest Inhabi
tan;s Association OF the District of Columbia
will be received.
The reception of citizens will commence AZ 1
oclOck ?. m, lat which time the gates of the
Enclosure will be oPened,) and will terminate at
. O'Clock =. m.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
sion by the eastern gate and leave by the west
eTn gate.
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The Oldest Known Fossil Remain.

There has been received by the Com missioner
OF the General Land Office for the Geological
Museum, a greenish csiored limestone, con-
tanning Eo.oon CanddeRse. q foraminiferous
creature of microscopic dimensions, which lived
in communities and built up the stony recep-
tacles in the ocean, i'm a manner analogous In
the corals of the present time. The limestone
owes its coloring to sdmixture of serpentine.
and when properly shaded or blended Is classed
among the Nerd'antique marbles. The speci-
mems III question came from a railroad cutting
on the Adirondac and Lake George railroad.
about twenty five miles from Saratoga, Warren
county, near Humans Station, New YORK.
and therefore from the most southerly portion
of the Adirobdsc mountains. Naturalist, AMI
biologists may congratulate themselves in
having a source of this curious fossil within a
moderate distance, and where they are abun-
dsnt This fossil ON es its distinction to the fact
that il is found only in class of rocks which.
from their low position IN the geological scale,
lad always been regarded as azoic or not
inciosiDg any evidences of organic life at the
time when they were deposited, and as belong
ing TO an age previous to the appearance of life
upon the globe. IL was first made known to the
scientific world by Sir VIM. Logan. the Director
of the Canadian Geological Survey, in 1858. At
a meeting OF the American Association of
Science, held at Springfield, Massachusetts
Ii was first discovered by Mr.. j. NJ. CuIloct
on the Grand Calumet Island, in the river Or
tswa, and has been obtained from many other
localities since in different parts Of the Lauren
tan Mountains, in Canada, and the Adiron-
d1cs, in the United States. Several zones of
limestone are found In these ranges CONSISTING
"f alternate layers OF calcareous rocks and a
magnetism silica'e of serpentine aspect which
was seen filing up the interspaces OF the fossil.
rather than replacing it, "a is common in petri-
factions Specimens of the stone were sliced
aud polished for examination under the mi
Croscope by Principal Dawson, of the Montreal
University, who found il to consist OF cluster.
OF a sessile organism. which had grown I'D by
increasing at the surface, By the addition OF
successive layers Of chambers, separated ny
calcareOus iaminr. The interior of these space.
exhibited punches Of finely branching tubuIi.
BY aggregation of individuals it acquired An
enormous size. and assumed the aspect OF q
coraiDe reef. DIR. Dawson assigned il a place
among the FOraminefera and his Conclusions
have been affirmed by the researches OF Prot
Carpenter, the eminent microscopist of I,u-
don It's PLACE in creation IL far down in a
scale below the SIiurisn rOcks, and is ONLY
found in the lowest series of the Laurenti.n
formation, and therefore millions Of wears ha
fore the LiDgula and fucoids, once regarded a.
the Oldest inhabitants OF the rocks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27
.K INSTALLATIONS

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The G. q Of X. 81 p. OF the District of Columbi,
announces TO the L1cges the following ann Ointment
70 install the new officers on and after yannaTy !,
lSi. via; S' .
Ss;snths no ri,v;G Alex Campbell.
Liberty, No. 8. @ O., a r. Cavis
Excelsior No u, q. e., A. T. Cavis
Dan or, No. Il, G c., Geo K strobsl
SJrscu-i.ns, No 10, V. G. C., Alex Cam obeII
Recatrr. Nc ., Jno. W Tho npsoa
rrsnkIln NO 2. q. N.P yno. W Thompson
ADscostis. No. Is. q O.. H. p. Cstteli
GeImania, No. Is. y. G, A. T Cavis
webster. No Z. II e J. L. Foxwsll
Mount Vernon, NO. 5. G. C., H. p. CatteII
Lodges will have their returns ready for the in
stsllinR officers " "' d"
The G. rand officers, when not otherwise eueas sd
will attend the e. e..
The Grand Lodge will meet at n. of p Hall
corner 9Th and u streets. third floor on NoNDay
EVENING, January q. ISL, at "a, O'Clock
By order: e. l. FDXWcII
dez4t Repl a. pro tan