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sold readily. at $5 sharo, md tho Detroit poo"
plo invested largely.
l}ut suddenly tito fair faco Of this hopbful
project Beomed slcIlfel o'cr with tho palo cast
Of eono secret though mono tho less bnnoful
mhliHnnncy, and tho stock rocedou III prico M
rapidly as It Ind riAon falling to 81 md then to
b5 conta, Mt which prico tt was sold lost week. It
was noticeable tint during this rapia decline ono
little rnrty kept OH Investing III It, md at longtll
accumulated 1U3, 600 Dhhres--a ma1ollty OF tho
stock.
About n month ago ono Of this party mnde q
vtst to tho mino. Ito communicated nothing OF
hig return, but last Monday It leaked out TINT
ho had 1nado como very alarming doveoprnonta !;
that ho was convinced tho mino had boon " salt
ed," lnvlng discovered incontcatible evidences
Of tho aanio-eyon finding barrels with tho CO.
mont still in which had boon usod to initiate tho
tin.bcaring rock.
The effect Of this waa to produce criHls, and,
Ill tho oyonlng Of Tho sanlo lny, tn-nllilo stock
could bo bought for cent? share. But tho
cunning operators uncovered their hands too
Boon. Large quantitioH of atoole woro being
purchased, md 1t was soon traced to the firm
above mentioned, md 1t did not tako long for
tho Dotroit pcoplc to come to tho conclusion
that t1ero was'a groundwork OF ao}f-intoroat In
tho story about ''Bnlting." 1t Was also doomed
rather peculiar that the partiaB who Ind nMlo
tho discovery of this salting made no effort To
tlnlond themselves Of their stock bofore thoy
lot the Information got abroad. Confidence waa
not altogether restored by these considerations,
but tho panic was stopped, and holdora seemed
determined to hold on until further nvegtign-
tion can DO had. At proBont bids Of 10 cenia q
Bllaro arc being of1orcd And rofusod
, 1873-07-04
THE WAR IN AcHEEN.-.REAR- ADMIRAL lEN.
KINS' DESPATCH.
b tho Etlitor AZ Tho Chicago Tribune:

n ths E,,iior M TIN ch;eooo qr,bune.
s,n raod ,y,+1, a,rnr;ao tho d;e,.toh -
!, ",.a W.. .n.. -, suo aop".vn "
''eat at-Aa'n'lal1 enalna apon 'no war III Acaaen,
surprise that Roar Admiral shouldbo 40 littlo
versod In tho diplonaticnl history OF tho coun-
tr;os which. in his official dutioe lie In ollirod to
vs,t thot hc 1il mt u;ft thn ;nfor,n,.,or c,,,or
,se.l In't ~ ~ sivon
70 nun ny singapore merchante and ny singapore
paporn on tho policy of tho Dutch In thor colo-
nial posBoBaione.
Az to tho mart Yolat,nr to !. the rcatriotfva
nolcv IN rcra1d In tr,dn ,nrs,,ca hv tho Mo,1,or.
p'i1sS =" ,osAi" w t,"oo puiouso ny 'l'o Ne'nee-
lanus IN theao sous Tor tho last ten yehrs aud
moIe, We LaEo peen introducing very hboral
Epsny, ~n,en ~. nSnsy atnounts TO I1eo Iiaoo. N
nonnnu, tnG tnllH III merely noHlnal ana, IN
, 1873-07-04
A Willcnt Undertakes to Carry OEf r,
Child, Vhips q WiaUlo Family and

Chill, Whips u Wi.Ulo Family. and
Eac1apcs.
From HE San Lufs OJispo (Cat) Tribune, jane q,
WB learn Lllnt all unusual md very exciting
cotoat took place at thu ranch Of Ravnon Feliz
on tho MORO Greek, about fourteen miles from
this place, ono morning lust Wool. It soeus
That t1r. polix, shortly utter getting up in tic
morning, wont cut to feed his stock, and that
SOON nftor ho waH stnrtled by tho ortos Of his
wife and family, Nunniug to tho house, ho
found largo wildcat llad aozcd his youngest
was making on with it. After n Beyoro struggle,
ho succeeded III rose,1iug It, tic cut making its
oscapo.' Some timo aftor tho excitement haI
subsidized, al Indian boy, about IS years Old,
went out to bring i'll aomo horses that h,i
boou Btakod out over night Hono distance
from tho house. He lad basa gono but fow
minutes wllol. tho fainily wAa again aroused by
tho cries Of tho boy, who came rushing toward
tho houao yclling like Il lnadmah with tho itlon-
tical cat that Ind caused the flrgt disturbance
firmly aoated upon his bacs. with tho tooth enl-
bodol III the back OF his mock. Another Geapor-
aio battla unBucd, Which resulted in favor Of tho
cat, which successfully cleaned out tho whole
FeZ family, killed thoir two dogs, and rotroatel
in good order to tho house Of Z. n. Howe, uudor
which he cnBconccti himHelf, dofyhg all ofrorta
to dslolgo him until night, whom 1t escaped ll.,-
scathod. The wounds received by tho Indian
boy wore quito Severe and tho good people fear
Ing that tho cat was 1nal tllonglt 1t best to
orowbar, the only implement about tho promises
TINT would answer tic purpose. Wo understand
that, considering tho ordoai OF scratching biting
and aingong the boy wont through, Ito ii doing
remarkably well, and will DO oil right again in d
few tlayg
, 1873-07-04
A NEW ORIENTAL DESPOT.
Tho Agreement E3ctAyccn Baron Rc,z-
tor and the Shah OF Persia.

Tho Agreement EsetSSccn Baron Kcsl-
tor and the Shah OF persia.
Z From tAc Ncu York Times, July1.
Tho lateut European newspapers contain Tho
details Of tho extraordinary agrcemont mndc, bc-
twoen the Shah Of Persia and Baron Julius l1ou-
tor. Tho ro1atiyo positions of tho high co..-
arc about "a remarkable as tho agreement
itself. After getting rid ct all tho his
torical glamour which surrounds tho nan,o
ct tho successor IN very modified
potantato Who stylos himself tito f King '. Of
Kings, "is discovered to he very barbhrous kind
OF rn!or after all. Flo laaa the biggest diamonds
and tho most abomiEable mannerB Of any royal
poraonngo known to the Weat;.. lis treasuro-
houses contain tho loot Of the MlogaII con.
lost 1owcla of tho Tomplo at Jerusalem, yet, for
Its size, his country is among tho poorest III tio
world Tho area OF his kingdom is aa large az
1aans 1hai ef haH illinois, york. aOa 9'rsExss eso oaS ~
and yot with history n moro than 5000
years old, it's population, including the nomat!Io
trbos, docs not exceed that Of tho State Of Now
Porn'a would Just about pay for four n.onths'
oxponBos Of tho City and County of Now York,
and though the Shah carrioa about Rmall for
tune on l!iA jcwoled aword-hllt, his snbjoota had
to depend upon tho bounty Of tho Woat to ro-
liovo tho horrors Of tho fan,ino and tho poyti-
lence which carried thom OF by thousands year
ago.
It is this country, so full Of what civilized
races Gull curiouH contradictions, whoae matorlat
development liaa boon lranloa over for seventy
yoars to tho absolute control Of Baron Noutor.
The Baron IL as characteristic o product Of
Western civilization az the Bhah aud hia country
arc Of what IL called progresn In the East. Dorn
bank '' slerI IL dottnEon. and iirst became 10
known iu 1849 to very limited public, AZ the
publisher Of photographic newspaper corroBpona-
once In Paris. 1Io was All obscure al-
yenturer When 10 transferred his business to
, 1873-07-04

:. F7IW EHE 1G74I6 C0fNW1FE9Hl. = :.
Detroit operators lave shown that all they
laclst,d WAS the opportunity to develop into lula
and lenrn OF the itirst wator, Tho opportunity
ca1no litto while ago III tho al,apo Of tho tin
mine, which was discovered two yoara ago Mt Of
tor Hentl, near Miuhipicoton Island, I4ako snpor-
ior. Tho exaitoment caused ly tho discovery
tho ores mud the mine by exports showed that
thoy were exceedingly rioll
4 large lot Of land waa entered, and the diH-
covorors, without organizing company, apprais-
upon tho market at 81 por share, Quits large
number Of shares woro takeu tho reports Of tic
wealth Of tho property continued to grow more
favorable rs time pasaed, anu, aa consequence,
tho price Of the stock rapidly enhanced, until II
, 1873-07-04

current, and they remain tl,oro. 1t WAS Mt flrst
supposed TINT tloy followed tho currort Into tho
river, but subsequent examination shows that
there arc hundreds OF thousands thoro to-dny.,
This basin, to ropn,r tho road, must be filled up'
Immediately, and this immonao hodyof nsia wilt
bo destroyed unloBa ab,no measures nre taken to
plnco tlIem In tho rivers and ponds Of tho Stato.
to cross tho continent, and In aomo way They
should DO preserved to stock our wntora. Thia
should oithor bo lono by tho county or. by indi-.
vitual enterprise. Wo oarnoatly hope thai son1o
meaBllros will bo devised to gayo tho fish for tho
benefit Of the Etnto -
, 1873-07-04
AERONAUTlSM.
TO Europe in Sixty I1onrSs

From the Neto York Graphite, JHly1.
Aerial navigation is no new thing: It is now
moro than twenty-five years 6inco Prof. WHO,
then al experienced aoronaut, argued tho foaBi-
bility Of balloon voyage over tho Atlantic to
Europe md In 1e4o ho potttioned Congress- for
MD in demonstrating tho practicabtlity Of tho
porimonts Of o. quarter OF century have con-
lributod materially to the knowledge Of tho aub-
joct and to tho skill and o1porionce of Prof.
Wise, who has. never reltnquiahod hia great pro-
York, distance Of 1,200 miloa in ninotoen hours,
wont far towards proving tho truth of btu thco-
rios and tho Feasibility Of his tranHAtanic plan.
Tho City Of Boston fnd consented to give
Prof. Wiso the mcans required to make hfs o1-
perimcntai Transatlantic voyage. But tho TO-
cont sovera loss by fro interforod with tho pro-
ject, and tlthrew him back upon tho interest and
generosity Of private individuals. Convinced Of
practical bonefits. which must result from it's
demonstrated aucceba, and still moro profoundly
impressed with tho Importance OF having tho
scheme fairly tried undor tho most favorable con
fc authoritiea On tho subject, and have docidod
to aasumo tue pecupiary. responsibilities Of
tho noyol and daring expedition: At tho request
Of Prof. WiBe. Mr. ". Il. Donaldson, m export
Ing the preparations. and will accompany him on
| tho VOYAGE Tho cost Of tho outfit was original
/ ly estimated ut $1,000 but, In order to make
overy possible provision to insure safety and
~
amounting to upward OF 81 400 had boon riedg-
cd boforo wo resolved to provide tho necessary
funds wo.. propose that these, as well
reimburse him, in part at least, for tho labor Of
lifotime III cherishing this important public
experiment.. We have to acknowledge also that
generously offered tho use Of ono OF tho noora
Of their magnificent building at tho corner Of
Broadway and Fourteenth atreots, and have vol
nnteered to do the sewing work,-over six
their own expenBc.
In order TINT our rondorB may acquire an OK
act understanding Of just what It 's proposed
to do, We annex hereto copy of tho agreement
by which tho partieH concerned are bound to the
fultlllment Of tlloir undertaking.;
Thia memorandum Of agreement, made at tho City
Of New York. on the 2th day Of June 1873 BY and be
aS e Se sa
5hn w e, py Ct e
balloon Of not csa than lso feot in height and 100 feet
diameter, and will fully equip and provide the sno
boat or raft and oher appliances necessary to insure
hat tho tbs shs bo
renccd at oncc and pushed to completion rapid
exs prsctieubo md % ts T tho I sa II Te drag3e
Company will furnish the ueo Of sasd balloon to said
purpose OF the making Of neral voyage thereiu by
the pagiea ot tho second and thir parts fron, tho
CITY of New Yotl TO some point o Tue Eastcrn side Of
Ffrsi-That the said John Wiao and the aaid ". H.
Donaldson sall personally bporintend and direct tho
construction Of the balloon according to the utmost Of
neced with tho construction Of such balloon they shalt
DO hubjccs 10 the general direction of Tho Graphic
stee9d-Thst tho e,td John Wise and tho said ". H.
ha1t
, 1873-07-04

FTost Tic Iea6o1V 1Ran.) Gazette,
There are worry few PERSONS except those who
have spent Bono tmo upon tho border, who
understand anything of the dangers md hard
ships endured BY thoae engaged IN hordh1g aud
driving To1aH cattle. Thoy arc all good Horse
men, somo Of them very superior.
They will catch Wild horse, out OF a hord,
, 1873-07-04
Tho Lost E3x,, II. tho E,,shorn.

Tho onginoor Of tho train which wont through
tho bridge with the fish car, says that tho fill
wore not prooipitated into the river proper ILoy
wont into doop slough or basin mAtlo by tie
, 1873-07-04
THE LETTER Of A DEMAG0GUE.

HnA4elAh VI tA1 0bhbus
THE LETTER Of A DEMAG0GUE.:
From tht Canton {Tll.} Hegfster.
At tho Farmors' Convention at bmithlloll, last
Woek. n lottor WAS rond from y. NJ. Bmith, WHO,
70 bo!evo, ia tho Boe,otary Of tho State Farmers
Association. and holds forth at Kowaueo. Tho
!ottor was addressed 10 John Pickett, Lowistowii.
Wo wero aonlewhat surprised to henr this lottor
loudly app1andod, and not q word was uttered by
any ono presont In criticism Of its worry nn1uht
assumptions. We Wero requested by tho Con.
lottor:
We necd only point to tho facts that In ths bcnea
cont country Of unlimited reao,ircca with the land
snoqn sss Ssnsa tho IT
Their daily wonts. and too often arc compelled from
unjust con1t!ons III sickness and nafortuncs, to be-
ahe' but tho rights and relations Of labor stand Just
where thos ga eloro n respect to te division Of its
and thus To are al practically slaves cur Enassers CIV
ng Us just enough to onnblo uB to 1.-Two and produce
ought 81 hit ho nsrcs of sor Il COM
mou, and they must neht tho battle in unity u they
succeed Tho reason q this state Of hairs to found
country ia In tho hands and under tho supreme con.
tlol Of bankers stock jo!bors land grnbbors and
those WIG produce the wealth and Pay tho taxes. TO
correct theao md other abuaos Of tho Government
w nse o. aa To- a.
priyicaea, but dou,and .rrotocsion Ia our natural
rights Wo have long snough tcon tho tools Of icna-
gognee ana hsvo elected men 10 once who
c nvo evo a " ~ oa a @ a ~ ean III pT"se @
t,sod our roltt,caj nriv9cooa with nrnarv scrotion
aud Judgment wo should not o. vo NOW 10. comnlnia
Of tho Honstrous wrongs wo s,iffer, hut would re-
tain fair atare Of tho worlds wealth, havo lea
nso time. and llyo higher and noblcE nvoa, diminish
aent from 70 hanla q hoso VIC trostratng te
aiaTcry va wnnt non0 wrong nothino Fnnimst 1 it
equal md o1aet juaeo to ali ,oe ,usf ad ,oi,l hare
Iea our oppressors then tsks warming ho sy q our
aelvsfancs ID near nt hana NC lus stand forth %
es o 10 % .q .9o ama
dralss ~ "AN '''''''AaA'" R'A't'a. oe''A'
hops you will celebrate "a farmers, and help to
mako the day oventfM to is class fathers
, 1873-07-04
MINNESOTA.
The Farmers Movement There.
Talk with Ignatius Donnelly---
What He Thinks Oh tho
Subject.
10 Wants q National Grange Convention
at Cllicago"--llis Opinion Of Men
and Things.
j. D. Blake, "The Man Who Fought
Railroad"


j. ., Blake, he Man Who Fought
Pa;froad-"
From Our Oien Correspondent.
HAsr1Aos, Mnn., june The Middle, 1879.
rhcrc aro tl,reo ctasscs OF opinion attannblo
"I1., ~ ...,s-,.,,4 a,,u,a. ,e t,,o,r
on tho drangere' mo'emei''' ou's'o' u 'n0''
own organization
THE FUDGE EXPRESSION.
T;rat aro tho Iarco. fat farmers, who got spe-
.s.:,;,.,, e.o,,3 IT, .,,,w,.u ort arr oftcn
c,"' 1aei..s'o0 1AouA -, 'No .,,,n
btockhodore IN tho eame; lilo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
tho big eity-tradosncn, tho rallroad-awycrs, nnd
co,,orally the money-lcndore. Their talk goes In
th's faehion. tepea1 " W plo,,s 1 ."U ,,,,',s
thrco representative cohsofsotons IL Ivy n',''a
"1'hcso chaps in tho Oranges ship no wheat
worth considering. You uovor hear Of n large,
..a1,,l-a. rar-,,or ;y;no t1o ,nov, nnv countc
ihteh'Gens las1noe RiY'ns Wv Wy so.,
nance. Tho farmers IN 1t aro wanting aomethug
thcy can't loflno, and it will blow over qnickor
than anything In this country, 1t acarss the
po'tlcae, aa .noS uonu " ~ ~, s",aaa an, t,o @
tho poorest pay, LILO poofost ln'of'nou, aHu tno
1cast logical GLASS we haro. They shriokod for
railroads for years, and couldn't holp to con-
etr,,ct them md now tl,ey Shrek as in,potently
~ Wv sno uAu nv" ,no' ss.,s ..,o,,,r, ~
20 connscato t1om' AA.y NO Ioo1a tnsn ~" n.,.
think that all tho railroad charges TO safo their
ryE .unor rxrnEsa1oN.
ou,,,,, .,'a a.aona;a Int - t,,o no,,t,c;an.
op.nlon .no n,ssn ""na,.;,.a r. ,,aiao a,a
VAST, mofcuIlal claA8 eonsltiSo W oolse, @'io
we'll organized to Rorve tho purposes OK those
who bloed, and to strike the reyonues Of those
uho von,t uW1,at ia thoro in It an snys tho old
pan,,l ~ lf,n,4,ororr mwho+avor Il "a thov
hePup-lunce'uuaiS. "n"Ao'e1 ~ ~ 10y
must sottle It inside the party. treason ahu
rebollion,-ha! hal-you know. buckod against
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

Mr.. &. J.. +. Ulrich. at his manufac-
tory, on North Main Street, is turning
out several fine grades Of cigars. to
which he invites the attention Of deal
ers, and lovers of the weed. lie sells
the same quality Of Cigars ut lower
prices than they can be bought in the
cities, and hopes our people will patron
IKE home institutions. and save paying
freight. lie insurcs satisfaction.
may 80 SIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27
Extra special Notice.
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITsi

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls priva
Stamp each bottle DR.. John bull only has III. RICH
to manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the labe
on each bottle. II my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement. and my show card
will prosecute any one infringing my right. The genu
tho Smiths Tonic Syrup only he prepared by my.
SELF
TME PrELic's SERVANT.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Kent ucky. May 30. 1879.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

HTThc luntingburg people, with
their usual progressive vitality, are pre-.
l"rlng for n big Ath Of July celebration,
as 1t seems to be about the only one in
Tue county, it will no doubt be we'll at.
tended and pleasant. The Spring fever
mas too firm hold on the citizens OF
Jasper, to admit Of their attempting to
properly celebrate. They'll wake up
some morning, and find their town
fenced in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

TREES Attention is directed to the
advertisement of the Canton, Ind, Muir.
series, in this paper. Mr.. Albertson,
the proprietor, pridcs himself on fur
hlslling just what his customers order !;
and has Oh hand large stock Of nearly
all kinds of trees and shrubbcry. These
arc grown in Indiana, and consequently
are acclimatcd, and are that much better
than Eastern stock. An agent Is now
canvassing in this county for this MUIR
sery, and as several Of our farmers al.
ready have trees bearing obtained from
this Nursery, and they have given uni.
versal satisfaction, we suppose he will
take large number Of orders. Every
land holder needs . few more trees so
get tho best.
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~ We regret 10 learn Of the death Of
Mr.. James II. lnync, formerly Of Til.
county. lie died nj Oak Dale, Calitor.
Lila. last month. lie had moved thither
ior hi, health. but lad been there but II
week wl.rm lc died. lie was respected
i, all who knew II M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

~ Rockport has hugo sensation,
particularly among some Of the leading
radical lights, male and female, who
profess so much God aud morality. The
good book tolls MS something about one
who, that he "might not become too
exalted, had Thorn in the fcsh." As
'he Rockport mans party refused to OK.
alt him, we suppose he coveted the
Thorn in the fcsh.' And such is Rad.
icalism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

Mr.. II. Dufendach, at Hunting
burg. is taking the lead in that town IN
The dry goods trace. Ills stock IL very
full, aud placed at such reasonable prices
as to insure brisk trade. lie has more
stylish goods than any other house In
the county, and customers find pleas
lIrc in dealing with him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

~ Kucblcr, Schumacher and Lam.
bert, are all busy with their moving
machine trade just now. A large num-
Der have been sold in this county this
year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

CT Huntinyburg Is improving rapid
u this season, and will be a place o.
considerable importance when the rail-
road 10 completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

~ Some persons have no more con-
science than 10 ask 81 rs for a bushcl Of
.ickly new potatoes, and some are fools
enough to pay II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

ID Rivers one-horse show agent
came to Jasper last Monday, but couldn't
get place tor his show to stop Ut, and
50 they put up their bills at the village
Of luntimgburg.
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The Fourth Of July celebration at
IIuntimburg will be under the manage.
mcnt of the Iluntingburg Turn Verein,
and will be the best place in the county
10 spend the Fourth. The Jasper BRASS
BAND is to furnish the music.
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liz The Boonville Enquirer says o
larger crop Of tobacco will be put in
shis season IN Warrick county than ever
before.
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w In view Of the close proximity Of
the cholera, wouldn't il DC good idea
Tor our "towm dads" to make All effort
TO subduc few Of the thousand distinct.
disla-teiul and disease producing smells,
which greet the nostrils OH every stree,
in town!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

G-Circuit Court adjourned on Mon
day night, having disposed of all the
business on the docket. The next term
,egims the Sd Monday IN October.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27
Suspected Murtlcrers Arrested

a policeman from OwcnsbOrO, XIV,
VA. ia town last Tuesday, aud two citi-
z"n- OF this county went with him to that
city on Wednesday, TO identify two men
who had been arrested there on suspi-
c.on of being Shiplcy and Dcvalt, the
mur.lercrs Of John llimscl, ut IIaysvillc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

uThc Grand Jury Of Martin county
have returned an indictment for man.
slaughter against Dennis McCarty, who
killed Patrick lIcaley.
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VT The 4th Quarterly Meeting on the
Ilaysville Circuit, NJ. +. church, will be
held at Union Church, in HARRISON To-,
on Saturday, July 9th and 9Th.
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eTAfcw bushels Of raspbcrrics would
find good market In jasper just now.