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New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
PERSONAL.

Col. J. w. Forney is to remain in London
during the coming Winter.
Lord Dufferin. Governor General of Canada,
will remain in this country two weeks.
F.J. Dickens, son of the late novelist, is
In Ottawa aud will probably take up his residence
there.
1t is stated that Chester w. Chaplin will re-
sign the Presidency of the Bosoa and Albany Railroad
ID February.
Edward Jenkins, the author of "Ginx's
Baby" who has heen in CIuada for time past will
return 70 Il gland this week.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
who recently returned from visit to his home IN
Eagand left this city on Sunday evening for Wash
The Glasgow University will elect Lord
Rector Nov e. Tue Conservative students support
mr. D'a for S & while % the Liberals
and others Ralph Waldo Emerson.
President Grant held reception in the draw
ingroom Of the Palmer House, in Chicago. yesterday.
which was attended by large number OF people,
incnnng many lr1minent c',zens; Ine fresiaens ana
,Sy way OF Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
: YIN, Gould, the well-known law book pub
Usher while on the witnessand yesterday. at Albany
in the case OF The People aQt W. c. Little struck
with paralysis Of tue left sde and was taken 10 ms
residence on Madison-ave. Lust evening he was still
helpless though there we're hopes of his recovery
Prof. w. II. Barris of Griswold College, at
Davenport Iowa. the Rev. Dr. De Koven OF Wisconsin,
the Rev. Dr. Potter this city, and the Rev Dr. Edward
sullivan Of Chicago mentioned connection with
the bshoprie of Iowa place of the late Bishop Lee
special convention for the election Will be held az
Davenport on Dec. 3.
Mr.. Joseph Millmore, brother of the distn-
Glished artist Martin Mllmore, who is now IN kome'
has just closed contract with committee represent
ing the citizens OF Montreal for the execution Of life
sized statue in marOle OF Lord Duerin Governor Gen
eral OF Canada the price named being $4,000 Mr.
Joseph MmOre will execute the work In person, and
will proceed TO Rome for that purpose.
Mrs. Hetty NJ Porter who died recently at
Pennington, Conn., the of sS the wife
OF the late Rev. DR.. Noah Porter of that place, and
mother OF President Porter Of Yale College, The Yale
Co,ant says Of her: During the many years OF her
husbands ministry this veneraed lady was helpmee!
in every Christian work, and was greatly loved ana
honored by all who knew She retained to the close
faculties which of a superior order"
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN MEMPHIS-LOSS, $4,000.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 20.-AbOut n o'clock
this morning fire, caused by defective ue, broke
In saloon on Watert, in the Elliott Block, destroying
he entire block. The principal sufferers Matt Mono
han, boat stores and Elliott Miller, steamboat agents
and commission merchants. Several other saloons and
boat stores were also destroyed The principal losses
are as follows:
On the building owned by Shelby County. 100000
insured for the North British aud s. in the
Fireman's Fund Of San Francisco. Mrs. McKiDle, on
furniture 800; fully insured IN the Planters OF Mem.
CoyngtoD KY. The losses OF Matt MonOhan and
Elliott Miller will probably reach 5000. Other par
a1b.MO
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IPor other Mip Bews see sesenM Pa2e.I

AReIvED.
lois psss sSI sSi M.Ias g,S dsrii.f ssh vito u Pses
steamship wsybo.ss, Che- Feruaadin, Pa via Port R'rs
s. sag T.. ,ps.; 70 'T sps o. IT, with .a
& si.a%s %S:s .ss S'.s. s. @ or1S . @S.''' Oct ''
s'e.m,hp s.asomer F'lo's Savannah Oct H. with "d'' sss
steamship Berry Cbss,ou si'. ,si
s,e.%.sp Isaac Ben s,ts@.a s.eA city Pon. and eAn'ss
ss %ass sa yas kennsy so. e and x., we., iaA
With ss.ss nd:s ss sHsst pas. 70 Z. Il M.ioty Co. - ~
Bari Bari Riser mot, Fsaer.ss 6selS Is ds,:, s.is.s
AdoIphe Rye,, Roach Cape Town Asr s. vic
Liza Bella. Fisher Wilmington. s. C.. days sss ns'a
schr Mary L.t tof GraD,d simmons hsssb' % d.'' .ss
sehr Amere. tot La Have ST. J.,ce. Port Csc'os 10
DAYS, With empty barrels
Su sst.9s : E for sr a%S snfss. $ ,' M
dsI ,Gs Dsns.. g., T. H. Armstrong Tor Galveston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sH.rS. S sn Ps.s ing W. M:S from r
hS, John ss1f % ana LILY RI RT S from rs. .n% Vs.
se Cleared. steamship: s :%S a. B Ss. S' Y;nssn 70. s
snrrna Fs Cyus Chamberlain for NewYok corn'u' Craig %
PsnaDxnps Oct 2ocle.red steamships Pioneer for winas
ton. Hercaes for Portan bark samue Gibraltar for eo
for Portland Arrived steamship United from EIOeth Cty n CT
Ellen aoge from PAN Rivers Lucy COwe iron Portland ssA
savsssAn soAIr,sd steamship. San J.eirse ,sa gs..
Vile Nyonins from PnadelphA ship Bches
South London bark Elizabeth Dicks. from New York Cleared
Monticello Kelly Lyepool bark Nu,vs BaensVentas Toe
Curtis for Philadelphia Eclipse Tor Nesiorx
Sailed, steamship Cleopatra, for New.iOrk
FoRTgRss MONROE. Oct. 2k-Yasd In for Baltimore, bres
Newiork; s. Hswers, and s. L. syWons FROM Pn'a-
e.pha. A..
CaARLxsros 20-Arrved steamships Champion. from New
YORK Falcon from Baltimore E1ustor Paiepbla cbrs
Grace Andrews Thonaston Ella from Nassau p cs
NewYosk with sail splits Gooowll from the BshamaA sse
steamship Mercedta for Boston.
Oct 2O-Arnved the Passes ship Reward sso
Boston.
GALvEsroS Oct. 2O-Arved bsrks from Lvefescs
Il. Se~Yok sch Adehne sisooi on
Baltimore Sailed, steamship Australian, for Liverpool
Oct 2OArTived steamships keoeceA Clyde non
Wilmington C.; Sea Gull from Charleston Elizabeth and fansf
Cadwader NewYok john shrye from POI alephi schs
jessie Leash White Foam from Providence be
Cleared steamships Foley Wilmington C.; y W. Brues.
for for York Wm Whden. fes
motar Belfast Ireland schu sophia Godfrey
for Charleston.
FOREIGN PORTS
Oct 20Saed the United states; Tsneoos Jms
swan Schiller Arrived the 18Th lust
Bsye Nosh Harold aud Grace Cam Arrives
out Else Rose Brae Satof Asa
Antonio Rso Arrived tue 10Th inst; Ttana Ambrose
Chill Michael. Cspes Orion Vermont A. b. Lov and Aatar
netts.
DISASTER.
2-Schr DAWSON Seeck from Sewfoff ss
leak aud snk IN ne mnukA
O'clock four miles from shore between se uf
judith he picked up By the sehr James n@
jr. taken to Newport
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
POINTS IN THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

The Republicans of the IVth District of
Erie County have nominated the Hon. John Nice for
election to the Assembly Mr. Nice has already served
two terms.
The Democrats of Monroe and Orleans Coun-
ties have nominated Z. Kirk Hart of Albion for Con-
gress Mr. Hart is q young large fortune. and II
there be sweeping changes made as in the West he Is
likely TO win.
There are singular complications attending
the nomination Of Justice Of the Supreme Court IN the
With District. Judge Countryman, who appointed
by Gov. Dix to fill the vacancy until election
set aside by the Republicans who nominated David l..
Follett for the Office The Democratic Convention met
yesterday at Binghamton, and would have nominated
Judge Countryman, but he self-sacrifcingly recon-
mended IL 10 support the Republican nominee. The
Convention however, adjourned without nominating or
indorsing any one.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
at Rochester passed resolution declaring that the
recommendation OF John A. DIX for the repeal Of the
usury laws and the exemption OF bonds end mortgages
from taxation meets with their serious condemnation
shows that he Is in favor of making the rich richer
snd the poor poorer that he has no sympathy or feel
should bs removed from power at the earliest possible
day.
John A. Carey, Liberal Republican, was
nominated for Justice OF Sessions at the Democratic
Convention Of Chemung County, held at Horseheads
Saturday The Hon. Luther Caldwell supported him,
and he selected preference 10 true and tried
Democrat.
Citizens throughout the state ought to bear
IN mind that the final meetings OF the Boards of Regis
try In all the cities except Brooklyn will be held on Fri
day and Saturday next, from O'Clock a. NJ 70 p IL.
No citizen can vote whose name IL not registered
1t appears that Col. Quinn and the Hon. Eli
Perry the rival Democratic candidate for Congress In
Albany agreed 70 submit their claims 10 arbitration,
but Mr. Perry. who 10 seeking third term aferward
declined 10 do This rivalry renders the election OF
liable
The Temperance electors Of Erie County
recently ratified their State ticket but decided TO make
no county nominations. The Rev. George Smith said
tass there are 5000 temperance in the State who
bsoog to societies three times as many do not
a., oi whom Will sustain the Temperance ticket.
ir- Friend. whom the Liberal Democrats
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
MARRIED.

ADDOMs-BALDwIN--On Tuesday Oct. 90 at ReY d. HsHn
Church Fiuhsve and Nneteenhs by Rev r. o osof.S
D. D. Mortimer Addoms and May A. daushtes oil Charesf
Baldwin. both OF this city,
ALEXANDER wARDsMfTH-On THURSDAY evening the l5e
iu ST. Johns Church Knoxville Tenn BY the Rev Howae
Smith, d. d., E5en, of the late Judge Alexander 70 hAso
eldest daughter oi the officiating clergyman No cards.
CURTs-DAys-On Tuesday 90 at the Fifth psesbyteuas
Church John Hail. d. Dr. John o. Curtis o New
daughter Of the Major Dsne AcCook %
Ohio
DALB-sTOKRs-On Tuesday the Goth inst by Rev wes
Adams D. Henry Dale OF Philadelphia to Dos H. danshter
James Stokes, esq, Of this city
DALLON-TARR-ou Monday Oc 49, 1874 the Church Of the
Nsyty NJ j. Morsp Pastor Francis L Dsl on os
Brooklyn Pseh c. daughter Of Louisa asd tue late Ffedeus
Tarr OF this city No cards.
UENDRCKsON-BgDELLA GleDwood l. l.. Oct 49, by the tey
A. Hunt D., Samuel HendheksOa Of Brooklyn to A'e b's'
No cards
tue residence Of the bhie Oct B. y
Rev K r. williams William N Jennings Of fora ard suSAn u
Williams OF Avontale, N. j.
WRBsTER-BvANs-At Chsrestown, H. Oct 10 1874 ths
Nonmande r. Webster oil Brooklyn 10 Marine
l. Evans.
Natcea " Mara.iaaea must be iudlraed With NIL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
sKcRErARtBs.
y. Y. Van DerveerI
REMARKS OF Ex-gUDGE THOMPSON.

REMARKS OF Ex-gUDGE THOMPSON.
ExJudse Thompson here came forward AMI made the
following motion with accompa1 a1yng remarks:
move that Committee Of 25 gentlemen OF this audi.
Mayor, Register, and Aldermen II may not be known
10 sOme audience that two years ago Tue present
William II. Wickham-a gentleman against whom per
sonaly have nothing II say Was one Of the most fero-
sOS Of hs . wSS were Sa Ike
measured terms And another thing the gentleman
who made the nominations in the recent C0nYeItion or
Tammany Hail. who proposed the name OF fwlckham-
Mr.. Cnton-exhausted all the dictionaries tnat ever
have been written TO hnd e9.ne'w ws nd HIM nnping
this same gentleman In nomination whom ho
in such unmeasured terms. Of late years tnns i,
Hall has fallen into such utter contempt sa apno
that they have been under the NECESSITY oi snt ~
outside the organization to nd names III 70 present "
Now. fellowcitizens. and to all Of us this is
night who BY their presence, are Determined mine to old
defiance 10 all political organz atoms when ney become
auoerac and dctaors address onsdI ana MOT oas on
pendent Republicans, who heart and sou WIN US 10
n: pause and 70 y s me- .aS na
in my Judgment the action OF the a o mere ystes
fe9s' crie: Of s .af fnaS. sS our what ss' we
tel h, the q, ufes 1e
many Of our Democratic friends who are familiar Win
the schemng of this wreched organization upon whose
neck We have our heels TO night. tell you Tammany
Hall Is load which We cannot carry anu ana sbr y We
could under any elect our state ticket at
all am satisfied now that the result OF the election
will be the success OF gentleman whom have named
for Governor OF the State and that tns WIN Ue
In 1876 with important victories W lno ooo0iso
party. M ,,ouh,a rnroar and
,hs nan,ss were selected by the Chairman:
rHs conHrrBg. ,,
-. NJ p., rhn,. Mn,deaa Morris Elinger,
Robert I. Usrragh, Adam Weber, Seyss T,,,g
Charles X wsuis Henry Mahal. Fsnlnsna t.4a'
Joha n Cecil. Oscar Zolhkofef, Jola MCGUIRE,
Henry Murray, Charles De moeieo' y"nn .aS.,
Henry Aaisnretb Ambrose osent ~ ussl,n.h.
l.. Csrberrrr. George H. hs''" w. -S~'N-N'
Alfred WsUIai J.ukns Van sehalet,
PIsaeis Higgns Y. J. FlIhiAn'
REMARKS or W. ". NILES.
This committee Immediately retired and the interval
of their absence was occupied by speech from the
Hon. VIM. W. Niles. who said Substantially
FELLOW CITIZENS: shall have very few words 70 say
TO you tonight and the few shall say VII not 90 per
sonaI any further than matters depend upon
the principles Of government In Qua ni hs satnA OK
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

.s...--. .,..,.. ,...., tile cold st from o o117t<c
p n. and few extra steers ss hose; " ~ 's'' wv"
316c.
o Ia 900 offered and prices rsngs To ~
~, snd &c.; from 81 81 ~>o '' "
~ yooa '.mbs sold from 6i2d7c A.. Ia a
Hoas1 fair for hogs sbd $500 -" wv
from 30 bOas,' 70 rs for corn fed - ala. ,.ls
,,.rhsa 10 iO0 h..d $685. calves ~
f,a. 61se So, mill sat 2DJe for
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY WORK.

The Board of Missions of the Protestant
Episcopal Church met last evening at st. AIMS Church.
az Eigbteentbst, near Fifth-ave. Bishop Robertson
lead the meeting In prayer and Its conclusion the
port of the Committee Report OF the Foreign Com
mttee read by Bishop Howe of Western Pennsyl-
vaDia The report advocated the establishment OF two
separate Dioceses for the Empire OF ChinaoDe 10 be
In Shanghai and parts adjacent, where the dialect OF
Shanghai prevailed, and the other In Wou Chang and
the Northern Provinces aso that Bishop Williams for
mer Missionary Bishop 10 Cnina. now q resident OF
Japan should have exclusive charge OF the latter ter
rltOfy.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

cu,e,so Oct 2o-CArrLH-Rscepts 800 market dull at
easier and o~er rates. Texans 81 50ds5 So ..octsr' 20
SJ rs comnoa Shipping S3 50dt6 90 shipments iOoO
Hoas-Reeep 2 000 market opened du and declined 10 or
rather seve at the declines sales range at ~ oo9
Ri SO the trading being - 23dSo o aiew lots were
sold above 81 Shipments, 1900.
saHsp in good deuani receipts looo pee steady and on-
changed
PaLADaLPHA Oc, 20CArrLx-The receipts Of beef cattle th:
vas te AMOUNTING 3eOO heal The market was dull aad
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
PRAIRIE FIRES IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20.-A special dispatch to
The Gazette from Fort Wayne, Ind. says that consider
able uneasiness exists there in consequence OF an
usual drOuth and heavy prairie and bush fires in that
Vicinity At times the city filed with almost binding
smoke and falling ashes, which, after sundown settle
down upon the city so densey to render breathing
and seeing dfhcult Considerable damage is reported
among farmers, but authentic statement can be OBJ
faiu
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
p1SSENC ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LOyDON-in steamship 0res.. Oct 2O,-Ns HssrheS
Mr. Mrs Miss Harrison esry Cocks Mr. ChsfsA
two children maid NJ M sewe1 vo children Chsrls
W. Mcclellan Mrs Towpey and child Miss ssrs5 Snitt
Capt whiehss Ge,s Chipp rr ByOg John ost.. NJ "a
Caleb W. Caleb Carl Muller r. j. sesse G. o MorSs M ~
Mrs NJ Gen Hon o. Hsdley and wiie o. w. ysaknA w. Co<e
BIC Msrshsl snidey Pc tgnn j. q. sands " B.s Mss ~
Fletcher Josn gslsoe Miss NJ r. Nesoa Misc rstei Mo- As
Hoi
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Oct 20Corn easier at 81 % Bacon dul offered
for shouds l3' for Clear Rio SIDES IL 2 i1r Clear
SIDES WhiskyLouissna du 81 Oh Western slQsl Oo2
Corn Meal dull and Articles unchanged Exchange
-Ne.. York sight, par, Sterling 632 Gold lO9os M,
s. c. 2U.-Spints ruTpentBe al 80 i4c
Ro, 05 for Strained Crude Tnrpentne steady u oo fo
Hal 81 81 for Yellow Dip So 10 for Virgin Tar firm ~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

,so.rksp Sacred to tho memory Of Maria Ito say
nothing of Jane and Hannah) Sparks" STRANGER,
pause and drop tear, For Susan Sparks lies buried
here; Mingled in some perplexing manner, With
Jane, Maria and portions of Hannah"
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

FACTORY DESTROYED AT INGERsoLL, ONT.
INGERsOLL, Oct. 20.-T. D. Miller's pork
packing factory in the outskirts of the town. totally
destroyed by FIRE tonight portion OF the contents
saved but about 90 tons OF meat were spoiled The
property lie fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

Rupturcd People, don wear tho dssersa wire uns. w
horrible metal The sLAsric lkUss Vos
roaws Rapture comfortably night and aaf u cared
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
CLOTH MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS,

pRoyrpsScu R. L. Oct 20Prntng Cloths steady al 5t a.
for Standard Extra 1is. with moderate business
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
6uerial MoIices

The Annual Meeting Of the ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY
NewYork viii be held Cooper Institute Oct II and
22, 1874. Annual address By Prof ALEXANDER WlLDkR
WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct 81 tSp m
Take n dose Of schenck's Mandrake Pills II you have
pain under your shoulder blade
Furnished iouse.-wANTED TO RENT by snail, strictly
private family without Children srsss furnished House bet~es.
Madison and 6have. 10Th and 5Oh bes, references r
taking and responsibility. Address r. Box llo Tribune oGee
uitsuce the Brooklyn, last the
GRAND MAGICAL sBANCb
~ ~ MEMORIAL HOME FOR CoySUMPrIyEs,
WI" DC "'f WEDNESDAY OCT. 81. 1874.
at quarter o'clock Music by CoSrsRN0s tgLL WENT.
issuei for TUESDAY g"ot for this evening
Take a dose of schenck's Mandrake Pills II you have
beeu drinking.
Nctice TO Boudhoders of the ~. Joseph and Denver
providing Ter the
nd Bonboders
for signature once Of j. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON No ~
oGce of ALEXANDER GREEN No l50
Broadway al tue once OF v" hhooLbh va"
A.. New. York City.
sn,tures already received amount and
the the bot.u Of both essse, oond
vi Indicated intention ine oea-
the proposed 10 eIane And Nsn hc a Axe
men without delay.
FREDERICK kINGMAS.
JOHN BAIRD }Conmis'ea
GEO. J.. fOakESIt
A. T. MILLER
NEwYosk Oct. o. lS1i
Take a dose schenck's Mandrake Pills II yoar Ape
| ute 10 poor.
po.s.(lmcc Notce-rbe MAILS FOR EUROPE toe The wosk
ending SATURDAY "a 1874. wih close a. tbs Once a iosws
On TUESDAY at l0 aud III as m on WEDNESDAY, ~ .se
| nh N, THURSDAY III s@ ., Asa - sAICapAs
| O. m, aud IL N ~ go
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

At o'clock yesterday morning. while lying
Dsrdanee Ark the the Manmee
pioaa Two deci hsLds fatally scsded olbe go
Another ilnpe orsIboafd aal Al dosHei.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
DIED.

AU Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Wi@ haH
aame and address.
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FINEST BEAVER CLOTH,
DoESKIN CASsIMEREs
FRENCH cAsSIMERES,

SATI~ETs. TwEEDs. CoRDURoY>.
WATFRrROoFs. JEANS. &c. &c.
for suits. anil also SPLENDID EEsTINe~.
in good variety.
There j. no need now OF going abroad
TO get suits. A. am determined TO keep
up with the demand. and have therefore
brought on this stock which | am
prepared 20 make mp in the latest =, T..
and at reasonable prices Suits will be
made up to order. in the latest fashion.
or a. customers may wish
Cutting done promptly. and good fit
guaranteed Come and ~ee me on
East MAIN STREET.
sent. IL. 'Ts-v. Front of Court House
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E.>rgAY COW.

I x ~ l. y froiH tile subscriber IN
Ia .'rr-'' !hlr. III May 2sih. 1874
=" ki'u ~ena - bite cow. with
ii~ -' t--.n ~ back. white
49, i'ai- ln face. rel ear
- 1. Auf look older: she
ilA rllf Ehen .he seft. No
A liberal reward will be
nne ho viii return said
iaiOrmaiion % that
riii drug store of VI
Dr. A. W. BrGHAN-
a
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Household PETS
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ssit. fafa ~ - 90 :. 90 ,rl srrisrs h., Ga, ro
SITTER raf~ fr other rr' huns haze either one 81
3. above banned Chramas
De >ot" discovering the Hi-sissippi."
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rfhss and sell. o. r.risl fr si5 No. e. 90 viii lay
+ars subscription and erfiil. tie subscriber o. m 3
naref iictarr. fpr iu particulars -ead ipr sprc
fer copies &c
NeV'r before were -lch favorable ferfns rifrr "a
trIains hand~nrn. frtnifNrt 90 rr.af taiuf
DE- Enquirer Almanac & tiranr,-'s Nafsai f.r Isl.
fill he sent FREE 80 srhsrrr- received sine,
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ANOTHER TEs1IEoEY


rr~ruv EtnssrEs Na.
fpril sr 1850
Dx. Toss F-ff.-n~,r 81. Knnsir- he afr 'r-cy I,
vnar a.. tfr Ia au tns feaiinz go erF'fial l1a
-ies A. progresses send 700 TIE following statement %
" ra-e-
7 - rsrr.tat lhalf TO- ar ar1-wastnksr prts
sse- AMI confined fn- ~ months heirx rot et 80 %
tn ny sarI- have not hsaici yet hive not At NJ
-usrr~nt .iurs us~ wounded I'm Shot through ~
hfr. W -rne-a hra.t j. .ru rT-st aHt nesii some
thirx ~ a..-f rafn-~ ftsre more faitl ~ vnir SIR
1,rsrsU. thar arvthiux else visit fhri 70 he GEM
Please express rls half dDrsr hrt''es snd pbiiv
CArrafS q. p JOHNSON.
ST Loris.
y S-r.e fsIiawirr ~riifsr Arri aoth. i~es
W. Jennie Iehnson. us.rhsr - Capt johnson;
Ia Iarx Rru-D-ar sr. Wv hHsfs~ ~
suhnss "a .xiifli sargeen and ,hyscisn in Cent?.
vsw Yars wh--s be d'et leaving The shove q
Iahn-an o. my care A. thrtcen year. ~ ige b. had
caroasc tit-rhel ans ssroftla. for whch gave yua
S4rstpardls n cured hiu. have rr ten year- fe
cfnr@nttt o. MANY Tn Se~ York. OBI" end Inv a io
.--ssIla fever sare<, an geuera debility F~rfec
slcrs-. has amended it rhe cure effected n SONS
cases ~ screfaia and fever sores were
az very f1r niv again have recourse I,
vsar SarsaparilLa ". fearful - getting spnriau,
s-ririe hence hi writing 20 YOU for a. His wound.
we're terrible bar believe he viii recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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sTATE PAIR.

For our friends with hay-seed in their
hair viii come in wagons on horse
back an foot. on the freight and pas
senger trains. and IL will he an interest
ing sight to see the assembled multitude
OF brawny arms and honest. tanned. sun
burn; faces in town that dav.
old men and Young men. those who
have not entered political Convention
for a score of wears or who have never
been IN -uch body from lack OF asa.
will perhaps be called forth from their
grassy lair- by this novel and seductive
enterprise. II holds out sweet promises
To the country people. No wonder they
take a. il. Have YOU ever imagined
yourself sleek and .limy fsh In 4
mountain brook: And the tempting
worm dangling before YOU ia the water i:
WHY shouldn't Won biies 4 fish that
wouldn't must he a fool on general prin-
cipie~. | make no comparisons. I do
not 10y there J. an anaiogv: but III our
iIiend- Do not gobble up that worm
which j. hung NJ besDre their eve~. |
am mistaken They know they can cast
a BIZ aud powerful vote. and
MAKE ROME HOWL.
And why should they decline the saccha-
Iine temptation.
At All events. let the farmers asse-n be
and consult In this correspondence
have -aii The same before. Ii can do
our country friend- 40 harm. II they act
wisely While they toll aAd struggle
willy Wilkins steal the results 90 their in
dn-iry- u ginning at the White House.
with Grant en = salary Of
5000 YEAR.
Anl exiri- amounting TO $50 .Oo1 more
fand ~teiling- IgNEAsUKABLE y this un-
iver-ii assault on the PRoprcFr- and
FAEHEEs Nirnis down through Con
grc--.tu the states in the hands of Grant.
gang. into tie counties. aud The very
townships aitd road districts This fiiev-
ing lrpro>y leaves no spot unconiarnin-
aied. tvrs community reeks with the
corrunfiaI y .irkeuing The uprising
a. Tn lfn-r~ rsay. afier all. b. fh,.
saving gricr fnr our nnsorf nnaie Re-
public ia t. tolls They possess the
nsiive yirfu M NJ s"l lei asfrav bv
iif'r'lieai ir.n4.nsl--. fiir outcome Oi
ar.r efar- Nrf.i %. ~ inraicuiabie
- ia- n.-ople
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12

MANUFACTURES 10 order Boots
- and Shoes. in the latest STYLES. En-.
ploying none but the best workmen. he
ms ures all of his work. lie also kecps
on hand a large assortment of Eastern
work for ladies and children. which n,
VIII sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
Remember the place, cast side of the
Public square.
Oct. % 1872. Nv.