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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-17


RECEPTION Of A STANTON BRIDAL
PARTY AT RICHMoND.-Mr. Charles Y.
Bargamin, one of our most popular young
merchants, was united in marriage on
Thursday last in the city of Staunton, Va,
with Miss Emma A., daughter of the late
John Brown, Esq, of that city. The rites
were solemnized at the residence of the
bride s mother by the Rev. DR.. w. q. Ba-
ker, of the Presbyterian Church, in tile
presence Of a large company of invited
guests, where, after p~artaking of refresh
ments and receiving the congratulations
of numerous friends, the bridal party en-
barked upon the train of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad for Richmond. They
were met at the depot by a score OF more
Of friends. and at night a brilliant recep-
ton was held. The latter took place at
the residence Of Anthony Bargamin, Esq,
ON Cary neal Second street, and proved to
be u social event of unalloyed enjoyment.
The bridal presents were numerous, the
congratulations hearty and frequent, and
the youthful couple commence the Journey
of life under auspices particularly bright
and encouraging. The bride is as amiable
| and accomplished as she is lovely and at
tractive.-Richmond Letter an The Bolt5-
71lOTeUD.
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II NJ. ~MARKWOCD'S

NEW YORK nyErN& HOusE
AND,
SCOUTING E~STABLISHME N
is removed to the Dr.. Downey ponsa
the Catholic Church, Staunton, Va WIZ btpo', hs
is prepared TO r. NUVATE and REPAIR,n ne ne
neassst manner all kinds of CLOTHINC aoth
FOR Gents and Ladies, Sotn
WORK faithfully executed and satisi ,ctior.
aagl3ly
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-17

zoe ExAMfNATION OF TEACHERS FOR
ssrH gSBIaC SCHOOLS OF TIE COUN.
4 y dwilt he h*td tt the ACADEMY, in Stauuton,
op 81 TURffA9 the 18th of this Sept month,
eonpmenclug at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. -.
R. S. HAMILTON,
Y sepl0 IT Superintendent.
DUBLIC RENTING WILL RENT A
IL small Farm neir Stanton for one Year.
from the lst day of October, 1875.
Terms at renting, and will he rem ted on the
28th day of September, in front of the court
house, at 8 o'clock P. M.
NJ. MoALKE2,
seploA Committee for Mary McAseer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-17

VIRGINIA.: IN VACATION: IN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF The CIRCUIT
COURT FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY,
August 26th, 1875.
Daniel Huff, Assignee of Gideon Huff.........Pl
Dayid E Huff Dsft
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-17

ILL IN THE PULPIr.--The venerable
Rev. Norval Wilson, of the NJ. E. Church
South, occupied the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday morning last, the
pastor, Rev. A. G. Hopkins, being pre-
vented from performing his pastoral du
ties by sickness. Mr.. Wilson had on
cluded his preliminary services, taken
his text from the conclusion of tie 18th
chapter of Mark. "What say unto you [
say unto all, watch" and was proceeding,
as we'll as his feeble condition would per-
nit, in an able and interesting discussion
of his subject, and had occupied about
twenty minutes in preaching, when he
suddenly paused and announced that he
felt unwell and would have to take his
seat. He dismissed the congregation with
t he benediction, however, and after receiv-
ing proper stimulants and reposing for a
shor 1T time ON the sofa in the pulpit. an
nounced that he felt better, and was CON
veyed in a carriage to the residence of his
son-in-law, Mr.. w. W. B. Gallaher. He
has since, we are glad to learn. regained
his usual condition of health.-Charlestoen
w. Va.) Spirit.
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OMMiSoiONER SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM by virtue of d decree en- ,erea ~,
the l6th day of June, 1875, ia the CHANGER
cause OF the virginia Banking and Trust Com :
pany vs.. Koiner, | will proceed on
MONDAY, the 9th day of September 1917
IN front OF the Coart House, in the CITY ct SIAM.
ton, to sell at public auction 10 the hio ,est hin.
DER the Farm upon which James W Koinar NOV
resides, situated in The county of Auansta -.
the waters of Christians Greek. centain;nn
1913 acres This is q fine farm, in an eycellen,
state OF cultivation, with good improvements
orchard: well watered, &c.
TERMS OF S~ALE-Enough in hand IN
OF suit and sale, and the resi- ne in j. hand >
years in equal instalments bearing in terest from
date, and the purchaser to execute bands n.
deferred payments, with approved personal So
curly, and title retained as ultimate security
G. NJ. HARRISON,
aug27-4t Co,m
\ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-I WILL OF
n fer at public sale, at the late residence ~
Thomas Reeves, decd, on
FRIDAY September 10Th, 1871
all the Personal Property Belonging IN ~.
estate, consisting in part of the following. ST.
head of Horses and Colts, 10 or IL ead 81
young Cattle, a lot of Sheep and Hops 49,
200 bushels of Wheat, 200 do. of Oats 81 a ~ y
of Corn now growing, one lot Oh i4ay. o. pnas
Wagon, one Plantation do one Two hors n9ao
one Buggy Rake, and Farming Ute, s;,s W
every description, C., &C. VI
va All persons having claims aos;no, AZ
estate will please present them at onea fon .ne
tlement, and those indebted to the same .ra
quested to come forward and paw their ,.rsa -
i've dues |'Pe0.-~
Terms made known on day of sale
TIA REEVES.
Administrations.
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N1RGlNIA: IN VACATIONS: IN TEE
v CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
August 26th, 1875.
William Crawford, Executor OF Jas. Walk
er. dec q DIFF
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-17

SINGULAR MYsTERY.-A short time
since there occurred on the premises of a
w%ell-Known citizen of our town a clrcum-
stance which, though not supernatural, is
one yet very difficult to be accounted for
on any ordinary hypothesis. The circum-
stance alluded to is this: One morning IL
cup was found in the yard, which, on in
quiry, was found to belong to no n on
the premises. A few mornings afterwards,
in exactly the same spot, a cup was found
which, OH comparison with the n pre-
viously found, proved to be exactly SINH
lar. and for which, also, no owner could be
found. A few mornings after this, still,
in exactly the same spot where the cups
were found, there was found II willow
wicker basket. with Il part Of the lid torn
off, and which, like the cups, belonged to
no one on the premises, nor had it ever
been seen by any Of them before. Still, a
few mornings later, in this same place,
also, a second basket was found, exactly
like the first, with the lid torn in precisely
the same manner. We have seen both the
baskets and both the cups, and knew Chat
the person who reported this occurrence is
one whose ~veracity is unimpea chable.--
Bedford Va Sentinel.
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Henry c. Cofman, Samuel Cot man anG
Mary c. Coffman and Isaac Coffman,
Guardian OF said Samuel Coffman ana
Mary ". Goldman. Daft
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Il REMARKABLE STORY,

THE FOLLY AND FATE OF THREE BEAU
TIFUL SISTERS-THE STRANGEST OF
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IN CHANGER Y.
The object of this suit is to obtain a settle
ment of the accounts of James alker, dec d,
as late Guardian of Henry C.. 0offman, Samuel
Cotfman and Mary c Coffman, with Isaac Cof-
man, their present Guardian.
The defendant, Henry c.. Coffman, not having
entered ms appearance, and it appearing ~
State; 1t is ordered that he do appear here with
IN one month after due publication of this no
tlce, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest.
Teste: J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
G. NJ. Harrison, D. q. auo27.4t
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WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
Clerk.
W.. Craig, p.q. ang27-4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON OF THE SPOT NEGLECTED AND gosn-
sAL-FUTURzs FRI, 1-l6o. ADVANCE
FLOUR DULL AND EXTRAORDINARILY
STEADY, Ia. ADvASCE-coRs DULL AND
UNcuASGED-oAIs QUIET AND srEADY-BYH
DULL AND NoaIEJM-RAELEY QUIET AID
UScHASGED-BARLEY MALT QUIET AND
srEADY-poRK FIRA-LAED FI1H-PETRo-
1EU1 STEADY NAVAL sToEEs QUIET AND
INK -cRocZR1s STEADY HIDEs MORE Ac-
T1yE-LRA1HER oUIEr-ous QU1RT-wHIs-
KEY .sTEADx-FRTIGHTs sTRoNG-HE1rP AND
JUrn QUIET AND FrRN-oUysIEs STEADY.
MONDAY. June as-g p IT.
Business was sim dun In nearly al departments
Tie market was generally dun, though there we're
. Few not very important exceptions. on Change
nour was quiet; wheat was Ia iar demand ana
nrmer, but closed quiet at tne advance corn was
dun; oats steady; waisGey steady; pork quiet, bat
nrm lard II demand and nrmer; cotton On the
spot was neglected ana nominal; futures we're
irm; petroleum vas steady, naval stores were
quiet and steady hides were more active; leather
was met; oats anet hemp quiet and arm,
ruuuies were steady groceries were steady.
coryrR Under favorable sivlces from Ro he tone
of The market strong, The market for mid grades
was also strong From A0 1000 mats Jsva changed
hands II g5tSc. a 63Sc per ID sales ID Rio were az
follows SON bags To- fair, ~ i7c-, Icana, and
sgJ9 bags strictly fair. Abrltos a. l7gsc pr TO- We
quote STOCK 81 Ki0 folovss-Galveson, 5000 bags;
eavsnnah 3O00 dol Hampton Roads, l4l2i do Bala.
more l87g sew YORK 10 40 Total s. l25 bags.
We quote Ordinary cargoes, i6i+o l61sc; fair do
l7L.c l75Sc.; good 90, 49, a iskc. prime a.
49, 10. reme range for lotS loi(c lie, goll
g. ar % days; Java, govern ent bsgs, 2sc- . sc ;
d. grar mats f5c g6ct singapore do
2lc ! Lc Ceylon, Zoc. Hhc.; Marscsibo ae a
80 Lagsa IRA, I9i4c. Gko. Jamaica. IKE 1850;
Sd Domingo l6Sc l7e. Porto Kico isiso. . 10c i
Rica lsc zlo kcncan, lsssc 20c; Angostura,
lsc "a 30 eavEnt0h &c IT, Cufacoa isc. H. Sc.
Corroa, on the spot vas giected and n0mlnhL For
ner quotations ret incd In the absence ~ sun
tendency o. values NAs ~ the direction III l1Nrr
scae and some portion of ne mail tus iess cOnsum-
showed lurther recession o. lid, generally refused
made ~ exporters me hgares we're decidedly unisr
sellers views There were only q lew spinnerr n The
soaI sdv,ees ne marRe; for atares oeepad II
i.c decline rom the closing figures Of Saturday,
.u ne n - lie eIosa Short n al @
- tho extent Of 90 bales at 80 IS I2c hut alter
ss b SSn al ~ orie 20 s M pn anq e es
Obliged 70 purchase regular July contrac paying
asfSs count the STOCK there has been onnd 70 b. 5
bales against l209 bAes As reported per running
At tie annexed quotations Futures AZ ne follow.
Ing nFgrss yere saela sggu qaiasd 81 a. arps
ssptsmher. is i-Slc is 1l6c october, II q sec
Z ! sc. koysm5des5. nsae !, gisse' DECEMBER,
Z use y ls-l.e March lS9;s al5 ss2@ April
ouotsT bussd On standard or cl:scstion IN iorcs
ptamber es, and on upland cotton tn store running
aaa "a ado @ gsa e 2s2g
i4ssc; strict good ordinary, 80 low mlddling BE
w 49, ca1' stsndard III cis ssIacation 1850
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THE TAX ON CIGARS.

meeting OF the cigar manufacturers Of inc
Thrd Collection district embracing the seventh,
Seventh, Fourteenth ana Tenth wards VIII 30
held this afternoon, al four O'Clock, in Concorda
Hall, No 2s Avenue a. IL Is called at the suggos-
ton OF the government 0ficais TO learn the views
OF the manufacturers IN reference to q cen
plateo cnange In the method OF stamping cigars,
by which II IS proposed 80 place a stamp coaD0l
on aanh ciaar instead VI zLaalpina TIA boz,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 20 rS1a-TkIPLE SHEET

81 bid sepiembe,. Pork active and higher a. ~ =
her lard active and higher al $3.50 spet SIS IA
sls 10 July Sl5 G2s 5l3 o. August Sl3 So 81 * zen.
tember. Buikmeats IN tar demand and urm; tboni.
ders &C. short rib middles issc ll1e, sh' n clear
Al The afternoon call oil the Board wheat WE weak and
lower AZ 99s4e a 991sc July 81 0v& = Ch august
Corn lower ~ 67&e i 67Mc, cash or July sal. els.s
August Oats lower a l9Ac July sse, August PoFs
ana unchanged. Recepts-Flour <C0 bbis. syheaf
4S COZ bushels corn 40 900 DO. or ~ aDOO Id bariey
4 go dO ehlpments-Foab l0tQ5 bhfs ,yIeht IN I'D
busne Is corn, l55, o0O do. oats DGOao
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OPENING, ErGHEsr AID LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
ana lowest prlces or the dav 80

AUFANNE ND LHtIA8As
me -1Anges 10 stocks since saturday ire -
Ici vs.
ADvANcE- Atlantic and faciac Telegraph. II;
New YORK Central n; Quicksilver. ~ urion
Pacf1c, 4 Western Union, - DAsrlct III Cclaal-
bia 1864, y Erie ia London, x.
DECLRE-Aianac aud PaClfc preferred r;
O., G. and !. o., y Delaware and LECkawanna.
" Erie, 4 Haunloal and ~ sosepn, i LaGe
Shore = Northwest, Al ONO an9 Mississippi.
q FacInc Man. 1b; Panama. ~ Paul, 4.
wabash, l3l; colo, =.
The stationary securities to-tiy we're Harlem,
Rock IslAna and q. rauL pre.rred.
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ceiF,s today, f47s, $50. x,.,o,, ..,,,. .,.o ooo
the Treasury pr s ii. 49, ,ncr,oss
49, ~ go gold, ~ follows THURSDAY,
,rs,,..,. 10; Thursday July s tlo00,ooo
:, IN oos. dly IS, Sl,O0o0o0; Thursday. Inly -
ssoeoS Thursday, July 20 sioOo,oJo Total
~ Tie Treasury balances were Cur
=. y S4,l5o,Ooo; coin, So Oo0cooi less com Ger
4scates, sIs.C6o 700. Washington dispatches re-
r0tt thar az the Treasury il Is estimated that
go o. the s3o,coOooO nye-twenty bonds
called on account 81 the sinking fund nave been
redeemed.
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
Cable dispatches report London securities nrso
ana consols Z higher the Bank Of England TO-
DAY gained balance G750OoO aullion, inc grea er
part o. Il having been receipts nom here. Moaey
IN London Is easy, the Stock exchange rare being
8 70 az per cent? the outside discount Is not re-
ported. Consols and American securities are
quiet ana arm. Tomorrow Is ticket day ALL
Wednesday iorsnignny selling day AZ the London
stock Exchange. The Erie carrying rate Is two
pence. rte stock st halfpast six O'Clock Wss
quoted al ls1S a l3h. me following are the halt
past Jour O'Clock P. b. stions:--Consols Tor
money. ssH a sSk; eoasols for account % 7-le a
es3s; 'o5 bones 1858 'eT bonus, lOe4 loe4.; ten
forty bonds, l04l4; new nyes, 1855 4 l03h EIe,
lax l34.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds 1t the close we're quoted a.
follows:-United states currency SKIES. lZ28
ZEN; do. skies, 1851. registereG, l2o& . III
do DO, 40, coupon, l2oh 1895 10. nVe-
twenties, 1882. coupon, rs lls4i 90. 40, 1864
registered EsA; Do. 40. DO, coupon, llsI ais
40. do, 1855, registered i2OA III az Co. ao,
coupon, l23ts 1919 DO DO, 90, new, registered
i2Oh 1914 40. DO, d., coupon, l2s1 - 90.
do 1907 registered 1919 l2l5ai 40 40, do'' cou-
pom, 1851 lz5ai 40 40, 1868 registered, ia =
l2ihi 90. do', oo' coupon ia 10 a. ven
llSA . 1879 90. nyes, 1881, registered, lliA
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Wheat was in fair demand for Shipment and prices
advanced about lc per bushe closing quiet AZ the Ah
proYement ne sales were about iIaWjO busneis, ~
kee 81 q u 2 y Tor NO. Milwaukee ana Shet oys an
~ 80 ~ ~ Tor smA los wlnieri also Chicago 40 =
deive Fable hrst hair july 81 f3 Corn WAS dun onS
els, a. so soc. for steamer, nc Sic. tor sail ana NC
Tor WHITE oats were quiet but sieauicr with safes OF
for Chicago No mixed, 65zc. mixed Canada ooe
on track Tor white Western Eye duh and nominal, at
soe for Canada IN bond 81 o. 81 05 tor state Barley
was quiet aud UNCHANGED. Barley malt was quiet ana
seany, Tire sales were $500 bushels fourrowcd sais
On prFate terms ourr0w 5tate quoe NJ - ~
for central tworowed State nj 81 80 ~ - for western
quiet az unchanged prices We quote - omesuc cloth
lse.i a9rneo GourpOre, l3c Calcutta, 99sc. lOci
HEAP AND JUfE-- market for hemp was quiet
and unchanged. Jute nrLn prices vii hout
important change Jue butts quiet and unchanged.
We quote American, dressed. per TON $40
a5sc sse gold per III the after rog ehoes; RUSSO
clean az S2-Q SIS5, gold; Italian, $50 Q $40 gold;
late, ssc PFC Jnte butts quoted al 2sc currency
HIDES market was more active, and prices were
without decided change The sales were 30, 10 Monte;
dry Texas 500 dry Central Americans and so green
sailed Texas on private terms We quote t-Buenos
hyrsA 70 lbs % Lbs 6s isv ae "a T S a 49, ns
2o; torTenteS u lbs " bs ls5Sc. ~; kio Grande
70 lbs y lbs, zoe 2o15c.; onnoco, u lbs. q lbs
Central AMERICAN IL lbs q lbs, l9c Juan, Y Tbs
"A lbs, 10; Matamoros, y lbs "a lbs. TIC. lsci
Vera Cruz, Is ps ~ iba ice. i1ci lampico ~ lbs
21{ lbs lie Bogota, u ia . lbs, ne. lgc, Mara
calbo, - lbs. - BIS Ice Bahia Il lbs. % lbs 6c
Puerto Cabelo ana Laguayr5 20 lbs % lbs, llc.
lsc Caracas 20 lbs rs lbs, l6c ne. Payta, ~ lbs
" ibs lbs, l6ci iobasco. 70 lbs 4 lbs, l6c gold
selected
with moderate demand and prices without important
change. We quote
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change We quote =
hsac a ssS sse zee S S Sse a as
ssol Ssassi se go as' s ss "a ss
-Crop--slaaShter- backs, Bic. 500; middle
SSc 25;. heavy crop, $50. $50 Iexas-Light crop
hemoek, 20 2oc rougn OAK. - sOc. bslneA i4e-
MoLIssEs.-The market was don. and prices
w y,ss ,1 aae ix SaanSe "e qoo.s Sgpa cen
Soc 90, muscoyado, refining Sc &c. DO, do gro.
eery s,e 45c P9rso RIG sc SO English LSands,
NAVAL sTosas-lAe marset for spirits turpeutinses
bbls New York 500. 90 bills on dock at %
dds az s3c l9r ogtaern anu SO Tor New YORK E0sn
moder-te iobping demand Al iaii uncnsnged pr'.s
$40 i y, Si@ingteh tar, T. Is T. SIX washing
ClLs-Liaseea was s,esdy. With > iar demand al full
pnehanged prices Lara was Sulet and aaehanged
active and without change Crude whale was quiet
AR demand Il iull uachanesd OT!5Ssa We
quote I-oliye. Marseles; Quarts, s4 g 81 40 do,
SEED, ely easSs ana Db siS &C. whSs, crude
unplcached winter zoe 73c do 6leached wnser, 7sc.
spring 6sc 100 spsrm crude e5 do Winter an.
Dicached, 81 gs DO do. oieacnea 81 DO. be ached,
sound. sc s5c lsrd prime winter q ~ 10, spring
Az sInAsi ~ "a - %, fsd western asaea tesineJ
6oc 40 southern yellow, 6Oc ice; 10. yellow aud
ale le3 straits, 49,. tic natural lIbrcatng, q 50
Pr1aoLSUa The market was easy On Change ana
closed seady A. nla Us ior refined aud ~ ior
for prompt and month 5szc Gc Tor JAY: do IN bbis
g. ior prompt and mon.n 9sc 9'4e. Tor July re.
nned, sfsndard ,whiie,. i1.c. n5c or prompt and
month eS4c. %. ior July eases lie lykc. fha-
ana July. Bsumore was led a. l2e tor prompt aid
m9an ,a nonn l1Is y a - Il
xi IL 4nl Nv ~ 9as1 Hsa n AopaS y Il
mol i4iy OpGuGls IAlLSA. voc. ~ Nels.
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PRINTING CxofHs MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PRovrDsROa. Il l.. JUne "a 1879
Printing cloths steady At &C. SIC for 63G64 standard
and extra cloths. Demand moderate.
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LIvERPooL PBopUoE MARKEr-LWERro0r. Jnne 2S-
Eyenlng-spirits OF turpentine, 22s 81. per cwt.
LONDON PRODucK hARkKT-L OEpON, june 28-Even.
ing.-Oalcutta inseed, b0s 3D. Whale ol &j5 per ton.
Common ToSin, %. 3D. per cwt
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sing rEICks-f ~
"a HAkstP8uI


cold opened and closso Il ll7s, win sales u
the interim a. III Ths borrowing rates were
a e. q anc per cent . rat The ina rate
was ~ per diem. Tie payment On acc0unt of
Joly interest to-day witnout rebate, reached
t1as,Oo0.
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rHx zosEr gArrEr

Tbs -as witnout charge the rates n tn. az
on cal loans beng 2 a1d rs per cent lt1ouga
exceptional transactions we're made n aao it.
per cent Foreign s1caango on ~ atss6.ta
49, for bankers' % dags Sterling ina lg5l.s 1.-
maUn
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MoNpAY. Jaas Is. ls1i

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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REsPECrAELk MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN Or.
- position collector " accounts Tor houses
IL resDectahiyi medical doctors sewing machtnisfs
furniture dealers 6C &C. ample security gwen small
remuneration Will SATISFY, and the rust performed with
Integrity and despatch Address =. TAYLOR. care ~
NJ ksf0n, 70 Liberty st.
A GENTLEMAN, WITH FROM gi 00) no 5000
~ wishes % JOIN somebody IN manufacturing busl-
ness aiready established. Apply 70 81 HOLDEN from
~ a H. 90 2. ~, Al IS Nassau street room "a
A --TNrEREaT IN A WE'LL EsTABLISuBD DASH
~ business 70 good business man, with S4610 In
cash partner retring capital can be uebied annually,
Address ESTABLISH hil BArali Oliice,
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IL Corner Twenty third street. Rnd sixth avenue ~ "
interest computed and cOmpuunded January sni
July lnteres paid SIX per cent Deposits IN ade On Or
before July 10 will draw interest from July 4 Bank
open daily, also Monday. "Wednesday aud Saturday
evenings. JOHN +. DIX WITT, President
II X. ruuRBER. Vice PreAdeat
WH. b. JAUBoE Secretary.
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CLOSING UP Foa THE sRAsoN-EIINrENTs OF
MOODY AND sAEKEys SUCCESS As REVIVAL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
For The jasper 't,lr el
Educational Questions.

l>i. What causes The blood % return
10 iie heart
2d. II tie gastric juice ari> on sni-nal
Tissue ~ solvent. WHY j. hoi the stvn,.
ache Itself digc.'rd Nv ~.
3d. " 2 he . aud hc and 50 be H.
what j. ihe half Of %.
sih. 4 gentleman took 50 turkeys 10
market: lac sold aus-haif of them AT ~
rrui> apiece. which was 81 for two: the
other 1alr hc sold ~ 33i cents apiece
which Na- 81 for three. aud received
so for lie whole lot. The follow ing
dAv hc took 60 more 60 market iii,
purchaser of the previous day said
l"le~triaav gave you 81 TO- every two
of the first hall. ana & for every three
Of the src.nd half. whirh was - for tive
urkeys: tu-day ] will give YOU 81 tor
every five turkeys; !" 10 which tn gen.
Herman agreed. and only received ga
Where J., fl,c odd dollar?
ANY one who will answer the above
questions through the columns Of mi,
paper will oblige. a. U. EAcnrK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
fsr the Jasper
TOPEKA ITEMS.
TorEKA. IND.. Deer. 1875.

TOPEKA. lND.. Dec. 1875.
- AZ the readers Of the Courier would
doubtless like iO hear " hat j. iran-l'iring
w the important Territory of Topeka,
will try 10 give them few items.
%. +. Hobbs and j. y. Morgan are
doing lively business in the hog ~ adr
To Judge from The energy dispiayed. we
would sav they are making il pay.
WIN. Green has been selling a good
many Of his nice lrnit aud ornamental
trees This Season IL has good supply
yet. however. which lie will giiil, *
change for the stamps At reasonable
prices.
VIM. II. Rose has completed his
contract OF rrInoving the Anderson
church house on 20 the groun'', given
~ W. a. Ira, Tor. near the Hobbs
school house. Mr.. ~. IIar,lin. OF
Petersburg. j. Ia paint il. aud u j. % be
dedicatcd Dee. Isih. ~ ~ o'clock A. NJ.
W. u. r. SAYS he lost 500 on the con
tract besides donating s2n. This is
pretty >ir"ng Tor Billy, but hope h- will
do batter next time. A>oN