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PUT HIM OUT.-While the grand Or
chestra of Theodore Thomas was playing
one of its sweetest strains last night, you
could have heard pin drop upon the
floor every ear was strained to catch
the sweet sounds when some old fraud
with red bandanna, blew his nose with
such violence that the audience trembled
with alright, supposing it to be the
trumpeting Of the great war elephant,
Bolivar. That cuss ought to have been
put out, -rgs
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 26th instant, By the Rev
j. A. Dearborn, Mr.. JAMES G RNMpHREYS
10 Miss MARY 4. GRANTLAND both OF
Henrico county.
In the Jackson church. on the 26th Of necen.-
Der, by Rev. Emmett IT, Mason, assisted by the
Rev. q. Gray, OF FincAstle, Mr.. FULTON
LTPSE, of Fort Wayne, Indiana. to Miss ANNA
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JOURNALISTIC this mornings
issue, Captain Samuel F. Maddox retires
from the editorial control of the National
Vrginion. We wish the Captain success,
and regret to lose his valuable aid as Re-
publican journalist.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Rare at
fractions Nert Week. will been seen
from an advertisement elsewhere, the
Academy Of Music will offer new and rare
attractions the coming week. This place
is rapidly growing in popularity, and by its
varied entertainments nightly attract inn
mense crowds. We know Of no place i'll
the city where so pleasant an evening can
ha spant --.
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Another Legislative Muddie.

Harrisburg, Penn, Jan. 26.--The Pa
hTot argues that the adjournment of the
House from Friday until Wednesday next,
without the consent OF the Senate, is un-
constitutional and revolutionary, and that
the House has committed sclf-destruction.
1t advises that the doors be closed and the
people choose new representatives.
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PROGRAMME :

The curtain rises precisely ut O'Clock p, NJ.
The masks. handsomely arranged, are on the
stage, The procession follows Immediately in
the following order, viz:
l. HERALD, in splendid costume, followed by
masks with standards Ia
2. TEN MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE, in
Ynger costume.
3. SUN AND MOON drifting on clouds.
4. UNDINE, on q shell-formed chariot, and sur
rounded by fishes.
5. DIFFERENT MASKS, with flags, stand
ards, sc.
s. VIRGINIA, in full arInor on n rock formed
chariot, ornamented with flags and four
bas reliets, representing the fine arts,
music, drama, painting, and poetry, sur
rounded by II flags.
7. COMIC MASKS, with flags and standards.
PRINCE CARNIVAL, in gorgeous array
riding on the great elephant Tipto Saib
led and surrounded by Arabs, and followed
by masks of all kinds.
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TEACHERS MEErING.--The regular
weekly meeting Of the teachers of the city
public schools was held at the superinten-
dents office, Central School House, this
forenoon. The meeting was entirely infor-
NAL. Grammar was the topic discussed,
and the merits and demerts of the text
book incidentally reviewed. The same
subject will engage the attention of the meet
inp on next Saturday
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ssEHLox," AN INK SOLVENT.

This preparation is invaluable to the account
ant book keeper, or bushes man, for making
erasures from books correcting wrong entries,
or removing ink blots from paper, linen, or duck
linen.
To housekeepers 1t is indispensable for re-
moving from the hands and linen, ink fruit and
berry stains, without injury TO the fabric.
Its application is simple; its work instanta-
neous. For sale by Q, i. JOHNSTON,
ia 28-eodst Kewsdealer, 9ls Main street,
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LOCAL NOTES.

The amount of public debt funded up
to yesterday was s33, 100000.
If the JOURNAL amt very near all
right, then a Daniel hasn't come to judg-
mcnt,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LErTERs RE-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, JANUARY 27TH, 1S72.-John
S. Wise one, no address.
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TOBACCO MANUFACToRIEs.-l said
that of the 1923 tobacco manufactures
contained in the United States, 1S5 are lo-
Gated in Virginia, over seventy of which
are in Richmond.
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AN INQUIRY.-What would have be-
come of the roof of Assembly Hall last
night, if Thomas orchestra had played
"Dixie ?n@
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Rooms REF. STATE Ex. Cow. OF VA,
Tanuor. l7th 1870

JHTIUHTJ IflIi IoIG
AT meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
held this day, it was ordered that the STATE
CBSTRAL COMMITTEE assemble in this city on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of February, 1872, at IL
O'Clock NJ.
The business demanding consideration is of
the greatest Importance and will, it is hoped,
insure the attendance of every member.
BY order of the Committee:
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neE Musical instruments and Musical h1er-
chandise of every description can always be
found at j. MAksHs Music Depot No 9ls Main
street. He has just received a new and exten.
give stock of the above named goods.
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SuPBRISTBSDEST's OFFICE,
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
January 26th, lS72 }
GPECIAL NOTICE.-Umtii further notice,
- there will be NO SUNDAY TRAIN between
Richmond and West Point.
w. N. BRAGG,
ia 2B--1w Superintendent.
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Latest styles of BUTrRRIcK's Patterns just re-
ceived at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
1923 Main street. Also, Metropolitan, for February
!. +. MCKEYYEY Agent,
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" WHO KNOWS WHERE He Is There
is an amount of money in the hands of
pension agent of this city, due one DR..
Stuart, who has been travelling as corn
doctor, and who is regular dead-beat.
Although we do not believe any man
ought to be his friend, if this should reach
the eye of any one knowing his where
abouts, the money can be obtained by ad-
dressing E. M. Garlett, Esq, of this city.
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INTERMISSTON.

MARCH OF ALL MASKS, playing upon newly
invented thome made) Instruments.
ITALIAN with Mandoline and monkey.
COMMANDMENT OF THE DRESS CIRCLE
with confectioneres by the infant artil-
lery, cannons imported from the world
renowned factory of Kouph; grand per-
forrnance of the camel elephant Tippo
Saib dance of the villagers, with city
movements march of the .Iohnstons.
-SNORUM-SCIIRAMP
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TWO GRAND oNcERrs,

L W " u II - ~ II y - ~ u Il ia
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26TH, and SAT-
URDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27TH, .-
which will positively be . . . .....
THE ONLY CONCERTS OF THE SEASON.
The following celebrated Soloists will appear
for the first time:
Miss MARIE KREBS, the young and brilliant
Pianiste; Mr. BERNHARD IISTEMANN, Vio-
lin; MIR. LOUIS SCHREIBEH, Corne Piston,
together with the
URIYALLED ORCHESTRA OF OVER
FIFTY PERFORMERS.
Price of admission one dollar; reserved seats,
fifty cents extra.
Reserved seats and tickets can now be had at
West Johnsion's bookstore, where the pro-
gralnnaes also be obtained.
The grand pianos used are from the celebrated
mandatory of Steinway s. Sons warerooms
In Richmond at Sleight & Howard's, Main
street.
Doors open at ~; to commence at o'clock
jal9-St
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sEWING.MACHINEs.

SINGEK-Shafter & Strong agents for Virginia
and North Carolina--9l3 Main street. See ad-
yertisement
WHEELER & WTLS0N-C. L. Roadway gem
eral agent--l0ol Main streets
WILCOX & GIBBS--James E. A. Gibbs, Pro
prlstor-Nnth and Bank streets. See adver-
tisement
GROVER L. EhkER--q. 4 N. w. Darby,
Agents-9Ul Broad street. .. -a.#
HOWE IMPROSED-J. T. MeKenney, Agent
s23 Main street. The latest in modern I'M
proyaments. See advertisement. t..es
WEEDS-Wm. Lockhart, a9ent-73s Main,
corner Eighth street. A
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TIE National Virginia Settlement Asso-
ciation has issued circular, which we
print below. We are glad to learn that
this excellent settlement is succeeding
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PRICE OF ADMISSION:

General admission tickets can only be had
through the Recommendation of members of the
Society, and John +. Rohlers, Broad street, No.
7l5, at the price of So, admitting one gentleman
and lady. Every additional Iady, 81 extra.
These tickets can only be had until IL O'Clock NJ
on the day of the Ball.
Admission 10 dress circle only 81; reserved
seats 90 cents extra family circle, 70 cents.
Sale of tickets for reserved seats will COM
mence at West & Johnston's Wednesday morn
ing, January 24th, ut 10 O'clock
None but masks viii be admitted on the hoUr.
For the preservation of order all persons have
to obey the orders of the Committee.
Mr. Winckel, the Costumer from Baltimore,
will arrive on Saturday, the 9th instant with Il
large and select assortment of Costumes His
rooms will be at Mr. II. Schotts Monticello Ho-
tel Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh
ia 22-22d &27th2t THE COMMITTEE.
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Any paper or magazine not in the above list
will be beflinished at publishers rates.
Always on hand all the latest publications OF
this country and Europe, books, stationery,
card and stereoscopic views, fancy articles, &c.
O. +. JOHNSTON,
Eewsdealer, 9ls Main street,
de 2-D&Wtf Richmond Virginia.
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FUyHE STATE JOURNAL is an excellent ad-
/ vertising medium. Try It and see.
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For this occasion a most substantial spring
flooring will be laid over the stage. r
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A SSENfBLY HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS

UNEQUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
OF SIXTY DISTINGULSHED
PERFORMERS ..-.-
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This little semi-monthly has an excel
lent spirit, and proposes to make Chris
tianity living force, reforming trade and
social life upon the model Of Christian
Republic, We wish it great success in
its good work. One dollar per annum.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-27
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

GID DOMINION MILLS, corner Eighth and
Main. Coifees roasted daily for hotels, grocess'
AID private families at rs cents per 100 pounds.
See advertisement Virginia Tea and Coffee
Store.
w Il. uERSMAN & CO., Eighth street, near
NIatn Coifees roasted, and spices ana crack
ers rround for grocers, bakers and druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC, .... .
FRANKLIN STREET NEAR EXCHANGE HOTEL,
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE
NEW STARS.
THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY IN A
.. NEW BILL.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10Th; 1872,
E. MONS. D'ATALIE,
THE MAN WITH THE IRON JAW,
THE MONARCH OF THE STRONG,
THE MAN OF STEEL.
9H ALSO, rr'- .--
MILE. ANGELA, THE FEMALE SAMSON
FIRES OFF A CANNON,
weighing 600 pounds, upon her shoulder No
danger need be apprehended by the audience
while witnessing this wonderful feat.
ALSO,
YOUNG ZEPHYR
THE CHILD WONDER,
In his marvellous performance, suspended by q
single rope to the dome of the theatre.
THE DAYS OF SENSATION REVIVED.
ia 27-3t*
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING,

wy 4. WYATT " A, q. EVANS,
w 7D4 GRACE STREEr,
de 81 An warl, shall be promptly attended to
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GEsANGyEREiN virginia.
GRAND BAL MASQUE

RICHMOND THEATRE, MONDAY, 18TH OF
JANUARY, 1872.
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The "LITTLE Christian MAdA-
ZINE" comes to us from Washington,
published by John johnson, ST., devoted
to the Glory of God and the Welfare Of
Man.
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.
-
W. l.. MONTAGUE. No. 8 South Tenth street.
ID. II. PYLE, Tenth street, between Main and
Rank
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BOOTH, SPENCE s. Co., Tenth street, be-
sween Main and Bank
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NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS. &c

HToW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
~ NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &cr for
the coming wear. Any of the following will be
sent Ly mail to any address for one year at rates
annexed: "E
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26TI, and SAT-
URDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9th, .
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NEWsDEALERs.
PICTURES AND MIRRORS.

WIN. DAFFRON, 1895 Main street. See adyer.
tisenent
$. X. CAMPBELL Il CO., Virginia Hall, Ninth
street.
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TYPE FOUNDERS

II. L, PELOUZE & CO., Franklin, betw
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. See ad'
tisnnenf
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Maui Coffees roasted, and spices and cfuck-
ers ground for grocers, bakers, and druggists
STOVES AND TIN-WAkE.
w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main and 700
Broad streets.
WILSON & WEST, l4l7 Main street
JOtIN II. ROSE, tsuccessor to Rose Day,)
No. 1910 Main street.
TAu.ORS- Merchant.
JOHN LATouCAE, No. Exchange Block,
Fourteenth street.
III. L. sALOMONsKY, No South Fourteenth
street. aas
B. REECHER, No. s South fourteenth street.
VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON CO., No. 10
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel
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STOVE AND IRON WORKS.

RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND
STOVE COMPANY, 1000 Cary street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16


The Democracy of ORANGE coun,,
,neli'i convention on the 10Th, and nom
mated the following ticket:
FOR CLERK Major John n. Sinpson.
for AUDITOR Abraham Noblctt.
ior Treasurer Sohn MaxeGon.
FOR Sherlfl--Thomas l.. Brown.
For Land Appraiser :. Kellams.
for Surveyor--D. y. Mayitv.
"A Committee on Resolutions was
appointed. Major David ). Hui,stetter
oeihg made Chairman. The committee
reported the following:
hFsoLVEn. That the Democratic party
.oi orange county, in convention assem-
ped hereby ratify and approve the ac-
uon OF the National Democratic Con
ventl'n that met at Baltimore on the
stii day OF July. 1872. and also the ac-
non OF the Democratic State Convention
az indianapolis. on the 18th day of June.
1872 and the Congressional Convention
which met at Jeflersonvil.e on the 22d
gay OF May, 1879: and the action of the
JOINT convention OF Orange and Craw
ford counties, at Brownstown on the
10Th day of June. 1872. And we hereby
pledge to the candidates nominated by
said Conventions the united support Of
The Democracy of Orange county.
lhe above was adopted. only two neg
awe votes being recorded. The comfy
Is nearly unanimous for Greeley.
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Heavy Failure.

r LOUISVILLE, August IA.
To-day an enormous business failure
was developed involving one of the
most prominent business men in the city.
robert Atwood. leading insurance
agent and member of rk-packing
urn, mas been heavily specializing in
cotton and stocks, and became involved
to the extent Of quarter to half a mill
non. lie left on the Joflersonville. Mad
ison and indianapolis train this after
noon, put was arrested by telegraph at
seymour Indiana. and brought back nj
II O'Clock. tonight, and baiied in fifty
Thousand dollars to appear at the police
court Tomorrow. 1t is charged that he
mas Obtained large amounts of money
iromsbanks on fraudulent drafts, and on
paper. to which he forged the name of
Dr. Lewis Rogers, his fatlier-in-law. and
other prominent citizens and business
men. Nearly every bank ia the city is
loser. Atwood is most highly connec-
ted' and the affair is creating a profound
sensation in the city.
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Joseph Jenkins started from Dubois
county, Wednesday morning, with two
morse wagon load of grain. lie was to
BRING the grain to Evansville and dis
pose of it. and then return with a load q:
store goods. Between eight and nine
O'Clock Jenkins reached the house of cx-
Justice VIM II. Vann, in Knight town
snip. when Just in front of the Squire
mouse, one Of the horses suddenly STAG
gered and fell in the road. and while
Jenkins was going TO the house for as
sistaice, the other animal also fell down.
ana in about ten minutes both of The
horses died; 1t is SUPP oscd the deaths
were caused by founde ring. as on beiny
cut open a large quantity of oats was
round III the horses stomachs. and the
driver confessed to hs wing driven them
ih'o water when retty warm. Al
'nousn ne mad accom- plished thrty-i,ve
miles during the dry, jenkins denied
that he had driven t ic horses hard.
Evansville Courier.
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we hope the people of our county
generallywill make arrangements to turn
out on next Monday week, and hear
Hon. b. w. Hanna. He ia ono IF Tho
most eloquent and forcible speakers in
the state. Come with banners flying!
Como one, come all, and let us start tho
ball rolling that will fiji mp the bloody
chasm with Grant and his minions.
Don't forget the time MONDAY the
2oth, and make your arrangement, to be
OH hand.
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Coal Mining on the Air-Liac
fsa,irOad.

We understand that companv @
gentlemen 90 Louisville. who arc largely
interested ~ coal lands on the line 81
he Louis, lille, New Albany and 81
Ions Air-i.inc Railway. are purchasing
nj the necessary machinery for cngayin I
| very extensively in coal miRing The,
wlli slhk Shits az cigit ur zen place,
along ne liae ol HE road. N..,h Il view.
OF opening rs many mines. lhrsr gen
tiemen arr heavy capitalists. and they
lueslre To De ready with u larg, supply ol
piocK ana camel Goals by the time The
railroad Is completed 10 the mines. The
block coal is 10 be shipped to Louisville
ana this city To be used ia the lianutac
tories. The company recently made
such experiments NJ satisfies them that
they have upon their lands two veins of
block coal. one three and half tcel
tnicI' ana the other two and n half feet
tnick. On one quarter section. near the
PIKE county line, they have u vein of the
purest camel coal, six feet thick.
we learn there are parties in this city
who have leased and purcha sed a large
number of coal lands in Dubois and
fike counties, on the AIRLINE road
VINO are only awaiting the sale of The
hrst mortgage bonds of the COMPANY.
10 commence mining OH large scale.
n. A. Ledger.
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\ Office is hereby given that the nm.
n dcrsigncd will apply for license n,
the September term. ls72. Of The Duhoi,
Aonhty commissioners. under the pro.
visions OF an act entitled AN act 10
regulate ana license the sale q. >piriiu-
Gus. vinnus. malt. and other Intoxicating
liquors. The place OF; sale viii BE- ul,,i,
me premises occupied by him. the pre-
cise location Of which i, rs follows: Il,
ne building occupied by him. Oh Iol
NO. is3. on Mill Street. in town of Jasper.
I'alhp!ldgc township. Dubois county.
Ind. HENRY EXr,I0Fr\
Aug. 18th, ls12.-3w.
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lie King by judgment established,
me land; but lie THAT nEcErvErn Grsrs
OVERTHROW ETH IT. Proverbs xxiv.iy.
ihe wisdom OF Solomon seems to
nave reached far down in time beyond
mat ~ which he lived. Hi, inspiration
scized and painted Il ruler. who to-day
Illustrates in his land Of frceiom-os II
Is ralied--ihe vice agains. which bc rails
Ell ms voice of warning. with such ear
nest protest. the President ever road {
me Proverbs. lie may find the applica-
ton and prof; by its Instruction., New
Albany Ledger.
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OF Massachusetts, Congressman. only
Messrs. Burlington. Butler. Banks. Hoar.
and Dawes are talked of for another
term. 1t is admitted that at least three
OF the eleven districts are sure 10 20 for
Greeley, and in Mr.. Dawes district the
Boston Journal says "thc result will be
close"
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Joseph Beaver. Esq. Of the Battle
Ground. is authority for STATING that .
enid was born in White county one
Gay, last week. which had two distinct
ana well defined heads, the two being
joined at the back. with the faces 'front.'
ing in opposite directions. Tn other re-
sspects IT was perfectly formed. 1t lived
Dut few moments after birth. The
mother was an unmarried woman.
LAFAYETTE Journal.
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lion. w. II. Montgomery, last week
received letter from Senator Hen.
drlcks, stating that he would positively
address the people of Martin and Da.
vicss counties, at Loogootee Tuesday
Septembcr 3. Hon. John II. Crayens
hon. ). Il. Wolfe and Hon. John b
ntoil Will also be present and addres.
the people on that day.
lLoogootcc Herald.
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@IIave Won h.srL OF tbo borso ,,.

@llave You heard OF the horse that
pranced 10 the camp to inspect the sol.
diers' steady tramp, who carried lis mas.
ter from day TO day, who served The
State for glory and pay, but who could
not Just see it to get the brute hay with
out Treasury appropriation
Have you heard OF tire COW with tbo
crumpled horn that slept in tic stable so
snug and warm. and fed on the shorts.
bran and hay. for which the State did
have to pay, on Morton's requisition.
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: Senator Morton WHO !. co sevoro e.

- Senator Morton.who is so severe in
ms condemnation of those of his party
whom he contends have deserted it. adj
Hiitsthat he,too, as deserter from the De-
mocracy. but says it was nearly twenty
years ago. This is like the disconsolatc
maiden who admitted her fault. but said
1T was such little one."-( Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
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"A MUSICAL TREAT.-The following
selections Of New Music can be baa f.,
ihirty Cents by sending for the Angus
Number of Peters Musical Monthly
The pieces are also published in Shee;
Form at the prices annexed.
Meet me Maggie Song and Chorus Uavs An 80
n'sn' star mat Crowns with Beauty S Kucken 70
DO not weep so. Sister Darling S and g. s,,w.r >,
Ny Hear. is Weary. Ballad cor,oa ~
Joeus Polka -Four hands. s,r,,.s q.
Sunlight schoitische, coo,. q -.
m kinke ~ c;s.
O'"" Na@NfSa- Keller. 20 cis
''''s's' horreau e'cganie Kinke. 40 els
Address. J. l.. PETERS.
o9J Broaway. New York.
= Five back numbers Of Peters Mn
Sicai Monthly will be mailed, postpaid.
Oh receipt of 81.