The Evansville journal. [volume], September 09, 1869, Image 4

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Ii -P u ' T -ct i'H A-s. K. MARSH,
-n;l! iwiw TniM Micct. F.vms ii:e.
-- r - I N i: !S v IPltS F.-A desirable
-ti
hii ini-si bonse, located oa Main Street,
between Eighth and N'-th, opposite the
depot. Terms reasonable. Iuqnire at H.
STR H-sr;if..H Oroi'crj-. antSdlm
rviit . A I LOT-Or: Eighth Street.
91 i,,., jn,r n.H M u 1 berry. En
quire t the Journal Office of THOMAS J,
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NT.
TT O I'SE A comfortable two-story
jra. brieS dwell ing-t-ovise in Sullivan
ton. iivdif VIC 1 OH B13CH.
for Rent.
.mut: tij i:r.E-
STOKT ItRKK
& I,
building occupied by I. & 1). Heimann,
; 02 Main Street, is for rent. Apply at
their .store, No. 00 and 62 Malu Street.
Jy2 d! f All city papers please copy.
X.OST.
GOI.n XEl'K CIIAIS On Saturday
evening, Au;nst 2s;h, on second
M reet. between Chestnut and Cherry, or
on Chestnut Street, between First and
Third :ttt.et, ft Mises' old Neck Chain.
The fir der Wiil be liberally rewarded by
brine! na Hip sruiv- to t ti 1" otil ' sr-Mw
THURS
A V ...
...SF.PIEMBF.ll 9, lSi
CIT Y iN K W S.
t-uT' Wo 'have no further advices
from the New Harmony stabbing af
fray. v
Social IIov. Ye acknowledge an
invitation to a social hop to be given
to-night at the National HaU. It
will bo a select party, and those who
participate will no doubt pass a fleas
ant evening. ... . .
Commom Pleas Court. But little
was done in the Common Pleas Court.
Dr. E. F. Her wig was granted a di
vorce from Christina Ilerwig, on the
ground of abandonment.
'The Cquneilmeh are selecting
a fire guard in each ward, to be ap
pointed next meeting. Ve hope the
Council will give the guard the au
thority we recommended in last Mon
day's Journal. , , .
Auction. We direct the nttentioa
of our readers to the advertisement
of T. M. Elliott, Auctioneer. - He
stands first class in the profession, and
from the success which - has crowned
his real estate ksaIo?, we cheerfully
recommend him as fully competent,
lie is -favorably known to all cir best
citizens.
New Touacco. Messrs. Wcldon
Bros. & Co. received yesterday by the
steamer Lewellin the first hogshead
of new tobacco, raised by Win. Will
iams, of Henry County. Tenn. This
hogshead, with several others, will be
sold at the Planters' Warehouse on
Friday morning at ten o'clock. Buy
ers will be on hand.
Personal. O. Pool, Esq , of
Shawncetown, is in the city, and is
clnnninir it 1 1, f RherXfn.l IfoUSO.
Max. F. A. Hoffmann, Secretary of
State, is in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sweeper ic
turned home yesterday on the noon
train, after a plca;anttour East.
Railroad Survey. James D.
Saunders and a Civil Eugincer from
Henderson, are at present engaged in
getting up maps for the routes, pre
vious to the surveys for the Evans
ville, Carmi and Paducah Railroad.
The engineers left for Mt. Vernon
yesterday to prepare traps for that
section, and the survey of the routes
will probably commence in about two
weeks.
TniRD Street Sewer. Work on
the Third Street Sewer, in Lamaseo,
is being pushed forward quite rapidly,
and the laborers arc breaking ground
preparatory to crossing Lcct Street.
The sewer will be tunnelled under
the street railroad, as we understanJ,
and the cars will not have to stop
running.
IlECOKDEa's Court. The Tycoon
had a light reception yesterday. The
first man on the docket was John
Kahn, who had been enjoying himself
with frequent potations of strong
drink. He overrated his capacity,
ho-vever, and got drunk. He was
charged ?5 23, which he mid.
Henry Williams also took too much
fusil oil on board, and became abfus
ticated. He was scored fcr ?5 25.
Replevied.
Warrick Fair. The Warrick
County Fair will be held at Booa
ville, and will commence on the 12th
day of October. Among the premi
ums, we notice that Martin, Gard
ner & Co., tobaccj dealers of
this city, offer a premium con
sisting of a fine silver pitcher, two
silver gob'ets and waiter, valued at
for the best specimen or sample
of Shipping Leaf Tobacco, weighing
not ltK than five pounds. The silver
ware .a3 been purchased at P. L.
Geissier & Co.'s, on Main Street,
whe.e it can be seen by those so de
siring. We learn there will be con
siderable competition for this pre
mium. Charley Notes' Circus. The
agent of thi3 famous Circus is in the
city, and is having the big bills post
ed, announcing that Charley will be
here with his Circus on Monday, Sep
tember 2Dth. The advertisement will
be found in to-day's Journal. C. W.
Noycs is well known in this city, and
has a host of friends among the saw
dust arena, and ho will not fail to
give a good show and take in plenty
of etamps. Remsmber the date.
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A MISIEiil'HS AFF&tK.
A Runaway and ProbaMe Murder;
We are called on this morning to
chronicle a e trance affair, and one in
regard o which wo have but littiO
intormati mi
William II. K5f- weli koown in
thi- ...y, and for some tiire past a
travc-Iiug drummer and collector for
Cbas. Viele & C., whole-al grocers
in fin'.-- city, left for K-otncky cn a
c.J'eetinz tour, not long .since, and
tivcled in a sulky. He wrs expected
h tne to-e-av.
About cine o'clock last night
Ir. Bus; was met on the lower
river road, near Edmund's Grove,
by Mr. Chris. Wuaderlich and
Cap'ain Fi'zwilliams, who were
on their way down in the bayou on
business. The officers were absent
until about eleven o'clock, and on
their return found a party of gentle
men going down the river road look
ing fir Mr. Bust. II is horse had
been stopped at the Marine Hospital,
and had only the sulky shafts and
seat with him. The wheels were found
near the coal mines. At half-past
one o'clock this morning Mr. Bust
had not been found, and it i3 feared
that he has been waylaid and probably
murdered, as it is very likely that ho
had a large sum of money with him.
A book was found on the fiilky seat,
marked "Win. 11. Bust," and con
tained a lot of hiils, hut there wa no
money in i'
There arc two theories in repaid, to
the matter: The horse might-have
run away, threw Mr. Rust out, and
badly injured him; or he might have
been robbed, and possibly killed, and
the horse started off by the murderer.
At the late hour of the night the af
fair was discovered, it was rather dif
ficult to ascertain the facts, and at the
time at which we write, we can only
act on supposition. We sincerely
hope our fears may be groundless, but
it is thought that something terrible
has occurred. Mr. Bust is well known
in this city, and is highly esteemed by
a large circle of friends, who will be
anxious in regard to his disappear
ance. It is a mysterious case, and we
can only wait for further particulars.
The Tobacco Warehouse Ques
tion. Our readers will remember
that Martin, Gardner & Co, leased
the ground on the river bank, between
Division and Pine Streets, for the
purpose of erecting a tobacco ware
house thereon. Bids were advertised
for, and plans and specifications pre
pared, but before the contracts were
awarded, certain parties sued out an
injunction restraining Martin, Gard
ner & Co. from building thereon. The
defendants proposed to settle the
matter in a legal way, and had a con
ference with the city authorities, and
it was agieed to let the Supreme
Court settle the matter.
Yesterday, in the Common Pleas
Court, Judgs Johnson, presiding,
agreed facts in the case were submit
ted. Messrs. Igleheart and Dyer ap
peared for Martin, Gardner & Co.,
and Judge Parrett appeared cn be
half of the city. Judge Johnson
decided against the plaintiffs and in
favor of the city, and au appeal has
been taken to the Supreme Court,
where the mattei will be shortly set-
tied. In the meantime, Martin, Gard
ner & Co. arc having a large amount
of brick hauled to the proposed site,
with the expectation of the suit being
decide ! in their favor.
Another Feat of the Chivalry.
By a private letter from a reliable
source we lcr.ru that on Sunday, four
persons in disguise went to the' house
of a negro man, about eight miles
from Casey ville, Ky., and robbed him
of what money he had on hand
eight dollars his pocket knife, and
some other small articles. It has
been supposed that the negro had sev
eral hundred dollars on hand, as he is
an industrious, saving man, who has
accumulated some property, such as
wagons, horses, cattle, &c, and has a
good growing crop. Wc are glad to
know that all good men in Kentucky
deprecate such wanton outrages on
inoffensive negroes,' but the perpetra
tors should be hunted down and sent
to the penitentiary. ;
Arrest of Laurent. John P.
Laurent, who stabbed 0vcn Holmes,
on Tuesday night, was arrested at his
house yesterday morning. He had
a preliminary examination before
.'Squire Walker, and was held to bail
in the sum cf 500, which he promptly
gave, and was released. It is said by
those who pretend lo be posted in
the matter, that Laurent acted, in
self-defense, although Laurent is said
to be a very rjuarrelsome man.
Holmes is still in a critical condi
tion, although, the symptoms in his
case seem to be favorable. It is
highly probable that he will recover.
tS?" During a great portion of yes
terday, the street cars only run from
the Artesian Springs Park to the in-
ter -ection of Second and Main Streets,
ou account of the bowlder brigade,
wnicu was Lowlicnng the street
around and about the Main Street
switcties. ihey are runnjnsr cle
ar
through again, however.
5" The Opera Bouse was wel
filled last eight, to witness the spar-
rinrr Kolirnn Tom A'.l. 1 t
Coyne. Qiite a number of amateurs
f An it I A 1 n vrrx .a A t 1 . .1 . L .
were upruarousiy nou-y. ine ect
to" between Allen and Coyne was
quite artistic. The party will , leave
. 1 - . 1
on the morning train for St. Louis.
QT In passing a bevy of young la
dies on the sidewalk, yesterday even
ing, we overheard them discussing
whether pearl powder was poisonous
or not. We do not know the result
of the debate, but guess they conclu
ded pearl powder was all right.
FX EST DAT AFTERNOON.
The afternoon, from 1 to 3 o'clock,
was devoted to committee meetings.
a r.'f!.-iflc the anniversary of the
rurh Kxtensiori boeietv was held. '
in - - - - . - . . ,
Ii ,v. James Hill acting in the eapr.ci-
ty of Chairman. Addresses were ae- i
Itvered by B.vs. Messrs. Julian and
ipals. Messrs Welker and Tor- j
bett. having deelicei
The adares-ses were listened to with
interest.
Dr. Harris, of Now' York, was
called on for some remarks, and mule i
a short and vi-rv inierostioa ..-3eeh..- ; j
On rroMon, R-;r. Mr. " Nay) or was j
elected Treasurer f the Soeiety, ncd j
money to nim
At 4 o'clock the Preachers'
Ail
Society he'd a session, Bev. William
Meginnis in the Choir, and Aaron
Turner actir.g as Secretary.
At7j o'clock in the evening a very
large congregation assembled to hear
Dr. Harris, Secretary of Hie Board of
Missions, in behalf of that cause.: ,
The choir sang as a voluntary in
them, " Mighty Jehovah." Bev. Hi
ram Gilmore read a scripture, lesson,
and made the cpecinsr prayer.'
The Missionary Treasurer of the
Conference,. Bev. J. E.-ftrant, then
made a brief report, as follows:
Number of charges reported r0
Number of charges to report iJ
Of those repotting, their contribution, as
compared with last year, stand as fol
lows, estimated as district :
Ut crease
1 ucrease.
Indianapolis
Spencer
Vincences
Evausville
Rock port
New Albany
Mitchell
Total
lus
IS
i:ji
Total dectea'-e..,
The amount raised by' -'it he Cutfer
cnee last year was 7,814 21.
The renort was on!y designed as a
partial report, and will bo made more
complete before the Conference ad
journs. Dr. Harris then addressed the Con ference
at some, length.. He gave a
succinct and graphic account of the
operations of the Society and of , its
present necessities. , Ho stated the
wonderful manner in which the in
come of the Society was enlarged dur
ing the War' of the Rebellion, con
trary to all expectation, and how its
expenditures had been increased
since the war by opening up new
fields-' oMabor in the South. ''The
Board of Missions were naw in debt,
and it was evident that one of two
things had to be done. Either the
Board must curtail its work or the
Churches increase - their donations.
.,
Dn-Harris then made an eloquent
appeal to the Churches to adopt the
latter policy and increase " thesr sutx
scriptioas. The hearty amens in re
sponse to his appeal .demoDstr;;fed
that the Ministers fully sympathized
in bis desire for increased; fcubscrip-
tions. - ., '! . S '
A clositig. prayer was offered by
Bev. v illiam ZariDg, and after sing
ing a hymn and the Doxology, the
congregation wers dismissed.
r "appointments for to-day.
The Conference will assemble in' the
morning at 8 o clock in the .Lecture
Room of the Church. . '
At 3 o'clock the Anniversary of the
Tract Society wiJl be held in the maiu
Audience Boom. Several addresses
will be delivered.
At 7 o'clock in the evening there
will be preaching.
Criminal Court. Jim Sherwood,
who has so often figured in our police
reports, will figure no more for eome
time to come. He has finally suc
cumbed to the minions cf the law,
and will "serve his country for his
country's good. As" we stated a few
days ago, Jim was arrested on the
chargo oi obtaining money umier
false pretenercs. Jim plead guilty,
and threw himself on the mercy cf
the Court, and Judge Bobinson said
to him -
Jim, did yotf ever go to Sunday
School?"
JlM "No. tir; I nlways preferred
a grocery." , ; . '
Judge " Well, Jim, I think the
best thing you can do is to go to Jcf-
fersonville and loam a good tia.e,
and when you get bask you can cam
your living in a legitimate manner.
You will be sent to the,. Penitentiary
for two 'years. ""' . "
Jim "All right, Judge! Ail
want i is time; to have.,, my picture
taken." . . '.. '; , .:'. ' ;
Exit Sherwood. - '.''"
The Judge passed sentence on Satn'l
Wiley, a negro, who was lately found
guilty of grand larceny.
Sy. Turner ; and John William
charged with being accomplices of
Wiley, were discharged.
John Kuester, f ?r assault and bat
tery on Henry Brink, was fined ?50.
Moilie Williams, Mollie Brooklock-
cr and Rachel tin son, having beeu
indicted by the Grand Jury, were ar
raigned on the charge of keeping and
maintaining a house of ill-fame.
Mollie Williams was first tried cn
the charge,-and bar case cccupied all
the afternoon. She was trieel by a
jury, wno after hearing tne evidence,
retired, and after a while returned a
verdict of guilty, assessing a fine of
$23 and costs.
Kate Sullivan, a dtminp, an in
mate of Mollie Williams's maison dr.
joie, was a witness, and was tiaht"
while in the court room. She left
the room, and had to be brought
back on an attachment, and assaulted
Captain John McLean, the bailiff, in
a rude manner. Kate was sent lo the
lock-up, and will auswe! before ye
Recorder to-day.
Rachel Sanson, in default cf ?3C0
bail, was sent to the county jail to
await her trial.
Heavy Robbery No Clue to
the Thief. A heavy robbery oc
curred on Tuesday night, at- a house
on Division Street, between Fifth
and ' Sixth, iu which a raau named
Samuel Whicher, formerly of Chatu
cpia County, New York, who ha3 re
sided here about three years, was
robbed of a large sum of money. Mr.
Whicher had a chill while away from
home iu the evening, and coneduded
to remain away all night, and sent
back word to that effect. Tuesday
moruiriff it was discovered that his
trunk had been broken open in his
ab:-etici: and about $3,500 taken there
from, beside a number of valuable
papers. Tin; thief, whoever he was,
certainly wh. a bold one, oh he had
to po in
o a room occur-
Ly a sick
lady -in crdcr to got a', the trunk.
There is no clue to the robber, and it
is a great los to Mr.
city is full of hard cs:
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AvLiions. Alt sorts c
or- sic
.f;is ru--ir
r lay
in the
1 l;ad
in circulation in the cl!v
mnrcl thr--in-hout
t pr..", a t.
e ci'
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jail, and nho th-it
Mr
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tj.
n :
Both of thrsi rumors -vc-re
our notice- ab';ut Mrs Cr
lai.-e
in
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f s h e
f-uiore
failed to. nicnrion ,h
Is'tlie ?a:
prcpr'ctre
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-This e-veii'KS is ti.e rc-g-night
of Morai-ii Sdr
ular mcefin-ii
Lo.Igo N. 7, I. (
O. FM and-'as there
er of miinent O Id
at the Confer-
are quite a r,um
Fellows in attend
ence, we' fire rcq ie-r
t bv the'clliee-rs
o f th e liodge to exte n
a cordial in
vitation to an to f
Fellows' Hall to-'r-Jv
er is invited.
present at Odd
it. Evevv Broth -
Z" Fro Ji Oysters rer-cived daily
and for sale si IL-II'irina.-ia-.s Confec
tionery. srp'J ot.
. Vite -l! -Si!
f i'
sur
1 Live ju-st r?er:-ct :t iau'
of Gents'.. Bov.'. Lid :!. Mi
i. : ) i i
Ci.ildr. n'- Sh an.i ?oVs. the' xr st
c--inp'.e;o and e!o r-int T-'ock ever
my friends-
at:4ip
great 1
duced dice
S r
ill pro fir's and
iuiek
sales is my motto, t.'onie to
e me,
at No. 8 Second S'rr'ct.
fd 9 3t , , ... , John, JUqi...
;- - ......yjf.;i., ii1 lA.'i.i
Iron'SAfpA1 lf.v? 'IriMi .ufe for
sale. IrquWUfc HS'Oi Babeeck's,
No. 8 First Street. sep93c
.Ka.FLSH BARTER .wili have
Guygt's; Erq;iiQtii;uy, Geography and
Fe! ter's I ot?r tr. ei i i' e Ar i f h met vr f h rs
afterrr36h-,ii,1)o.uraU,r;i.;..''!..r.?c
: .-.-..I .-for II .-r..d-
. .-Tbe.prf;ai.-rft ;r uc i u 1 1 y; $ -. cup'uxj by
hi Rdffifet ttVi1. o d M fn ' between
Water aud iscsiiStj-eets.-. : scpplw
' ATKNTrON. AH 'i' .-w'l ;.:i',;:;.-
sooielieB wihinp.t(ra-ViIi the
pro-
cession anel d
lei
;ratiou of ti;
l'OJth
birth el ay of Alexander
boldt, are carre-tly rcqu:
notice at the oiliee of T.
Yon Hiiui
ited to leave
d over's fur
niture
s ore-.
No
Main Street, be
fore Sunday, September 12th. ISo'J.
By order ffthe llumbd'dt Arrange
metit Oonnoittee. " " .ccp0 3r.
ZtS We have j-ii reeeived a large
ss-ortment of Note i'.e er, Fools Cap
and Legal Cap, Pencils, Pen.-., ltuhrs,
Iuk,.Mucilh;r. I-javclotics, Ini'il Pa
per. Blank iJieckT4 li.icatands, ;e.,
which wc propose selling very cheap.
We have the uncst
cel.; ot raney
Stationery in the ei:v, and
re seiltng
Initia!s Paper a' New
tern jirtecs. i CalPand
No. (J Locust Street, r
York at.d Uos
:e;e our stock,
f.Li deer to the
Post Office.
Journal Co.
Gibson Co'jRty Fair.
The E. & V. 11. II. Cr. will m-!1 cx
cursioQ .tifckot.i to Had Fair on Thurs
day and Friday, September Dth and
10th, good on any rocu'.ar train, and
lo return on Saturday.
Tickets, $1 25 for round trip. Pas
scngcis gettiujj on train without tick
ets will be 'charged r-.'.etslir fare both
ways. J. B Martin,
sep 8-3; Secretary.
L7L" Ilor-es and carts wnutcd to
haul bowlders r.uu gravel. Apply
immediately to John Nugent.
sep7-tf.
TAKE NOTIC2.
The Florence Family Sewing Ma
chine is superior to ary ether
Sewing Machine in the .market. ' If
any purchaser '"A the Fcrence is dis
sai?fi3i.I with it r.feer a fair trial, I
will give in exchange any Sewing
Machine of vimilary.vaino .kcowu to
the trrde. ' A. B. Howard, Ant.
'qll (It 2o, 11 South Second St.
0: : ' -
Holland' Gold Pen.-; are the best
male. Fish & Barter nr.; the exclu
fivo! rgnnt-: f r tl fcf rile f them in
this city. "-i1--!: set
tP" F. A. Wo her has just roturued
from the Est with by far the finest
and largest selection cf Hats and Caps
ever-brought to Evvin-vilie, consist
ing of all the latest styles for men,
boys and children. They are, al-o,
preparing the largest stock of Furs
ever brought to Indiana. And are
prepared to manufacture to order, and
remodel anvthing its the H it and Fur
line.
Be moved two doors fre.:a the corner
to No. 52 Main Street. Siirn of Tiger,
sept l-tf V . A. WERErt & Co.
,',:', I o - " -
tarTwa blind mavc? for sale; in
No. 1 eendition. Apply to
A. J. Colduen,
au!il3 If' '33 M-iin Street.
. Fish &a Barter have just received
n i-' coBipLiie - ai?oetrne::t i' 4 idicfl
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to iratch. se I
-Fine, Ar-Tf.-
just received
-Fi-h ev Barter have
a large number of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in
point of beauty to, the finest oil paint
ings, which they aie selling very low.
GrBvl"Iiur.il';vll6 - felabr.UWn' at
Jnr-svlile.
The 14th cf September, 1SG9, the
oac hiuidredth tinh day of Alexan
der Von ' Humboldt, ihe Nestor of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete air.uigements are being
maele.to celeb rati said . birth-day at
our city, in a manner worthy of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleasure in inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
of .Alexander Yen Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors wid attend the celebration
cn masse.
All
( eatbJi-S,
in-.), are
l Iteipate
etc., (with, or without ( mil
respectfully reque-iel to p
m the, proets: imi.
Come (die 1 Co hie ah 1
V.M. lil.M.t.lA.Si,
MOuiKi I 'a ii-.,
lr. 1 . ;' ntrt.i,
. . . , P. A, UiiI.'j Zii,
( ! OttHA! ni.!t,
CtiUUiiil'lei'. ot I uv itntiy.'i,
auL' 25 !iv-td
7' Sixty mt
for sale at
! oi fino Java Co flee
I. &. D. IU.IMAN'si.
Fisn & Barter have the largest
and "'cheapest stock of-school books
ever bro-isrht to this city. Call and
sec them, No. 10 Main Street, nest to
First National Bank. sc-1
; Notlee of Copartnership.
Noice is hereby given that A. M.
; DasDuchet has this day been admitted
z a partner in the firm of L. lluflner,
, Jr. tt Co., who'tsale deakrs in Flour,
Baein and Salt, at No. 5 North Water
; Street. L. Buffner, Jr.
John Gilbert.
1 ' Ss-ptember 1, lSC9-;f.
CoorERS Wanted. Six or eight
-SocmL s'aok . barrel coopers can get
"tro'd wages' and steady employment
by a! p iealion to EffD BuuTIs,
Near the derot, Evansvil!?.
'Z'tF'Gd to Marconnier's for- the
latest styles of hats and caps.
I IT
I'd 3i, Friends and Customers.
I have been all through the mar
kets and have tried to gat you the
best and finest goods for a low price.
Honing you will give me a call, I
.will see. yon pleased before you go.
My tarnishing goods are also in a
large and neat stock. Also, the Rus
sian Brace, with patent lever buskle.
Come and see me.
J.'II. SCHIUCHTE,
sop7-lv 50 Main Street.
OS Real Lisle Thread, and other
Iloidery for ladies aud gents at
Hughes'.
' 1 - : 0 :
&r;r. C. Bridwcll & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fail -toek of Drugs, Chemic.kls, Pat
ent 3Io-.ieine?,' American and import
ed Vei l mnery, Toiiet ;Soaps, Brushes,
&e. Pieseripiions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-'
greds and Rockbridge. Alum Waters.
jel7-tf
o
Mailroad Asscssiacnt.
At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of thc . E..i C.s& 1 Railroad
Coaipany, cn -Wednesday evening,
August 11th, it was unanimously re
ivO'I that.a assessment of eight
per cent, be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent,
cf which shall be payable cn the 15th
of September next, and four per cent,
on the 15th of potober,.the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash Iliver, leading into Southern
Illinois. Jas. F. Welboun,
au12 tseptlS Secretary.
n
i ol'ter Kiier linn $ Third I'vy..
The additional arrivals aud d piii tares
up to in id lUiiiit lat were the Aloibe Nor
ton, to JIIeudeiKon; Jqhp Ltitmiicu, to
tJ.tlio; yelrolia Mo. 2, Trom Canntlton ;
(jlasgow, . Meruphi i to I'lnctnnatl; Hose
Hite, Louisville and return; Ltwelia;to
E's.st port.
llusiuciswas exceedingly lively iu tho
city ytsteiday, and an immense quantity
of goods were shipped, Die LumsUen, Ilarl-
fo d and Lewellin uiiB with about
all they could carry The Lewellin put
in new grate bars, aud did not get oIT till
la c- i he retiolift No. 2 brought iu a
very line trip The Kose Ilite also lid
a very i.iir ireight aud a cons!dtrable
ricialitr of poople. We regret to find lier
excellent clerlr, Frank Dougherty, o:i '.he
tick list The Ulasgaw had two bar;e.s
and consid-rable freight. She was 1 taw-
in j about thirty-two Inches, the amount
reported iti the channel above. Our
Pittsburgh dlsnatch repr-t tho Mouonga
hela ri.-dng fafct, with tw eet iu the cliau-
uel Captain liudd re:elved. (iispnlch
last evening, anuouucluz that the Clara
Sco'.t lelt Cairo ycstei day at 5 P. M The
Umpii e iirrivei at Cairo it 2 c'cXck yes
trduy laomlug, land the Itomeo arrived
at 9 A. (.'apt. Juck Jraminer receiv
ed a dispatch fromCapt. '.Dexter, dated sit
Paducah jesterday, iinncunciu ihul Hie
Phant om would be here this moi nliig, and
would leave for Cairo this evening. The
Phantom ho elenbt, turned back Lorn Pad
ucah, imd being very last, can readily
mako the time. Her otliceiH aro Captain
II. T. Dexter, Ueo. Nichelson and Kugono
HudJ, who will giveespec al attention to
passengers aud shippers Kemember
the Futmy Uraudeis goes to Cairo this
evening ut lour o cloclr, positively :..
The Hertford d'ul not co.Tiplelo her ar
rangements, and could not got ail her
.freight nbonid last night. She will posi
tively iro o.it rly to-day.
ICiverDIispaJchcs.
Pittkhi-bu, Se jil.S. Niononijahc-la 2 e-,
and rising lu.-.t. I'.alning. Thermometer iz .
. Catbo. fe'epU 8. Port List Umpire, Ev
ausvltle packet, C a.m. ; Champion, Cincin
nati to St. Louis, 7 a.m. : Komeo, Kvansville
packet. D A M : Dee, New Orleans to St.
Loui, 9 a M. ; Kate Hobinson. St. Louis to
Cincinnati, 1 p.m.; Julia, Vlcksburg to St.
Louis, 2 p.m. ; Clara Scott, hvausvi'le pack
et, :J p.m.; ijcngworth, Culio lo Nevy or
lea is, 5 p.m. River felt 2 Inches.
LonsvikLK, .Sept. 8 Poit List Union,
Cairo to Ciuciuuati ; MolMeKfcert, to etairo;
Utirksvllie, Iroin Cairo. I he Anna, from
St. Louis, aud the Minneola, from Mem
pliifi, are aground on Portland Har. The
ie Cialre No. 2 arrived irom C-tiro. 'ITie
river is df cliuing, with 3 feet 1 inch ot wa
ter iu the cuual, and 3 feet, water over Port
land liar. The rain ceased last night; it is
now clear and pleasant.
St. Lours, September 8. An Ived : Con
tinental, from New ileani; IDIloIs, from
I'eorii; liertr.iiii, trom Keokuk; U. II.
Wilson, lrorn L:i l rose. Departed: Schuy
ler, lor Peoria; Lucy ilertram, for Keo
kuit; Minnesota, for tst. P.uu ; ;itv of
Cairo, for Memphis; V'ioia Keile, for Cam
bridge; W. 1. IJanee. for Kansas 'ity;
Nick Wall, for Lexlnirlon : O. if. Wilson,
for J'adueau; Krieudstiip, for Cairo; Hobb,
for La fSalle. Kiver fading slowly, with a
good st :ue of water to Caiio. wnu aa u n
tisual depth to St. Paul. The Missouri and
Illinois are laiiing.
Memphis, September 8. Clear and cool.
River stationary, wit h mark twaiu In the
channel. Arrivud UuidOD, from Arkan
sas Liver; Pauline Carrol, from fcl. Louis;
liarrac(iull!a, from Pittsburg.
Nasiiv-ii.t.f, September 8. Weather fair
and cool. Kiver lising siowly.
JA1VIBOATS.
FOR PADUCAII ANO CAIRO.
The elegant passenger steamer
FANKY BP AK DEIS,
Henry Mir.i.ER. Master:
Kirr Rudd, Clerk,
Will leave for Cairo ar.d all way points on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEH 9lH,
at 4 p. sr., promptly.
For freight or pasr-a
ame appiv on board.
W. U. liilOW N S CO.,
e ti in nn
or to W. t
C. It. lie. DO.
ser-9-dU
Agents.
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTOX, AND
LOUL-SVILLE.
The elegant, light draught passenger
tt anjer
NIGHTIN'GALF,
iii James Mather, Master;
.Miles u warren, Cloi k,
Will leave for Loui.svi.le and a.l way land
ings, in place of tLe Tarascou, on
TIU KSD.IT, SEPTF.Mlil-.It TH,
at ( o'clock p.m.
For ixelght or ptissace tepply ou board, or
to W. U. LUOWN' .fc CO.,
dlt Agents.
SELECT SCHOOL.
rrrisii; m.rcr siioi. tai'uht
JL by Miss HDOKKit A MISS llol'UU,
ci nt-r or ChPhtmit and H.ztll Htre ts, will
.uinmeuci) its HUli y, ar MU.NU.l V, p-
1 1. )i iiuu tni, iso'.'.
Mu.sto luiiihl by PHOF. VeTN UOV, as
hi-itfiofiiro. auZidJwr
Liiinfivilta & Gray ville Stage Line
r.tviu i:visvn,i,K kveky
t lilDA V , at 0 A.M., from the toruer of
ii'iiht und Third SlretU.
I.iuv.h eiriiyvllla every VVEDNiSDAV
id (i A.M , Iruiu tho Gray ville House.
Faro for the through triu, and fi for
bo lound trip. JiM dim
"ill . i ' i .-. i ii I . . ' : ? t . ii
"- ". -
.tew Tors titirzvi.
Ky Teieiraph. Ktw Yohk. He l t. K.
Cottoh Is fully v;e lower; s.at. s or 0
bale at SV4s for nil -d!ina t'.x.'iiti-"'.
FlX)ril Keo.'-ipN, l!).7!tj bb..: !:e-i?r n;sd
5-33 Oc lower of t-i".j bb.s. ut t-V:t5
for superfine s-!:l'j nni We-iern :
S- 5sii,7 tM for ertra -t. .?; s ; i i7 i U.r u-
tra Wmtern; il J017 L'O for v.-oie wln.it i
extra; t; ft.j-.i7 fy) lor round li'-op !.',;: ;
"w7 ti,' for fair extra ; t 75.;') i K r pood j
to cii'Icb dn., rlomni; jtiiet ; lnc!:vle-i in :
the a1h wern 2,' hh lor rt ; Oregon i
rjiiiet at tij 7'iS ."; ( a : ! f.n-nl -.omi' al r.t ;
-i tVii lii. Rye Uonr ot-ict; .! t,l 1 VJ :
barrels at fi 5"). j
W iiiskv Opened he ,vv tn 1 etoed a!
Si free. .
j.x: iuwit ana CII.MiI W It h t l.e H
cnce recovered nod Ik-tter -xrort den.;ii.l ;
JSo,- 2Sl-iti; il 15 for verv ebon Jdo. ; 1 O i j
ft-il i lor W later re I and ain' cr V. . in:
H n7 lor choice ohUmlitr M icld z i-i ; ; 1 . i1
" i ji inisisfi.s 1(1 j'L -1, il 17:., l-.f
W- '"ra'iin. r nouitiera; cl ., i iii i.r
WiiiLe Western: 8. tij lor u-lnii- i.-.,tnri;v
SI 35 for interior Winter 1 !iiiu. s. and wi.u;
Caiifortii-i ou private terms
KVK lieaty ; sales of sj hesi, is Norlh-
eru River tt fl Is, and 5 lubin Um e: ior
W emern ul tt Us.
iiAHl.KY-Dull htid noinine.!.
liAliL.'-.V MAT.T Drill and oiiiiiiti.x!.
CoiiN Rt c -ipts 57,-;sl busoeis; m irai t
dull and lower at tl l IS lor unsr.und iu-v
rnlxetl WeMern, 11 lit il "21 lorsouud tlitto.
SI 'ZZk i'l lor Western yellow.
OAT3-Receipts is.,eii biisl:c-.: inirktt
heavy ; fiaies or -iit'j bushels at td't' S.; ior
new Moulhem ana wis.t-rn; O'ic ior oi.i
Western.
Sugar Firm ; sales or GO hosiien Is at
lxiui2'; Cuba ll.lie.
-Nl OL.A S-SES Dud.
Petbolicm Dull t l'alT.'-e fir ciii.ie.
3 - t -i 4c f o r r c ii n e-d .
Wool. Firm ; sales of CCI.OVi at 17 :,c Sir
domett ms fleece, Gijc for pick lock, li.jlT.'.e
lor t niien.
LEATUKBHem'.oci t-oie li Do;. in g nt ')
fo'J.yin, Uueues Ayri-s und Uso tirunde
llhtand middle 27..j.'.i!o, heavy ditto ion
Sic, California lUlit and mbidie -0 He.
Oil. Linseed celling at !"i uliSc.
. Tl'KPJtN I INK Spirits dull at 4lVCi IJVo.
Ioiik Lower; sale of l,Zj b urds at
ICO 60 for miws; -Ioiii; it !i s lieis
nt t-io v5 cas.li, Vf) ." fcr o o, tiv :'i'e:i cu
for prime, und f. u t'll (O for prime nus.
Hkkf - Hteadv: Miles ot 1-) bur, is at.
8.S,1.5 5Ulornew piaui in., m,'l 112.
tH W for new extra mess. I n l huus
quiet; saii-s ol Si bai i els a! i.'i . .j en.
Cut M k e-is-tiuiot ; kjU so; Z package
at HiiSl'i' iC for shoulders, anil ll-.V.h- lor
hams - Middles dull; a:ei of CJ hoses ol
lce-cured at 17c.
Lapd Lower; sales of ."J" t lt ce-i nt 17 $
l'J'c for steam, aud I'J.'J jlit4e for keiilo
rendered.
Butt Kit Quiet at lor Ohio, aid
hivviSe for State
CiiKKsK Dull at lee.
-FatioaTS to Livi-rpoui, (niet nnd
firm; shipments oi Ti.ti-JJ hut-Lels of wheat
at Ul.jd per mil aud luj,d p-r stemu, ui.d
8,s0 barrels of flour at -s ;kdj2s i)d per
stfam
inlCRo Market.
B Teleii-arn.J Chicaou, rtcpt. h.
FASTKRN FXCHAN'iR 1'ar.
FKKiauTS Duil ; eu:a;c-ni tits nt 11"
for wheat to Oiwego, 0,'i.u lor coin and 7c
for wheat to UuU'alo
Flo UK Dull; sulis mainly to the retail
trade at ii 7147 uO for Win er estia ; to -u,.j
tt 75 for Spring do.
Wiikat Dull Mid K.,2c owcron Wint. r
grades, and l;i ulU.c. ou No. H prlni: : hales
of the formt-i ill 81 ii.' for No. 1, ami SI -7 .
1 28 for No. 2, future delivery ; No. 2 Opt ing
sold 11 Hi 2.'il 2',, fcelUr, iid I -7, buver
September, and gi 2i ,l 2.'j'4, neiler 'ei ln-r;
during the altemoou salts at tl'7.1 21',.2,
seller September, closing at 51 2, hauie
option,
CoitM Is qniet, unsettled and lrtcgul.ir ;
the demand t pi lncipai y sj.'-vi.l t : e ;
salts at WJ4iuH7'ic for No. 2. una ill e'K3 tor
no grade iu store, cloning at Sii .is;o Hit Ihe
former, for luture delivery; lli mark-l
was lirm; sales in o 2 ul. tsl Wi-V,i?, aeiler
September; alter Vhauije w ci ul S7,'1c,
kauie opt ion.
Oath Quiet; pric u H'IU; lower, eio-itig
at 4 VC for No. 2 for future d.-l.veiy; Mile
at j,i2;i.; fceiitr S1pti.n1 er, an i 42.' j;
seller eietooer.
Baklky Active on t;f ccul it ive ac wunl ;
at Itie opening No. 2 sold at tl I'i casii and
seller first hall of September, sub.i iim-ni ly
fell to13ti cash, and tl 32 jl J, seiur this
month.
liVK Faitly Bctivc, but lj.'c lower ou
No. 2, closing al 9le.
HitiiiwiNks Dull; SI 07 f r old and
for new.
PROVISIONS -Du 1 anil lnnetlve; pri.?. s
nominally rjj,7n lower on M's I'oik.and
l,iHs ior Lurd; no sales of diy silted
Snouiders; quota lous nominal at t r! to.
wcsPork, l!ie for Lfird, und I i.' sMiu1'
for dry sailed tehoulde:s.
C'ineluDitU narxc.
By ixleraph.) Cizax u A 1 1, :-Cj t. t.
Flour Very dull : family iii 0-)..,i; 2.
WllKAT Dull and uueltiud; no' bin:;
done and priced iioiiinal ; icdol
white Ii ilKl 40.
Cokn Stesdy al f 1 00 14 1 0-'J.
OATH-64 nSi.-.
Kvk tWJ-ie.
Tohac-c-o-In good iliraan l nt full price.-,;
sales of 20'J hbUs. id. j7 (W 2l .;7.
- WniSKV Steadier but rather luii at
il IS.
Mjcss I'otiK and Lauo V'eiy illiii IkiI
r rices nominally 11 ncliarigi d. Miss orn
12 2iii;S2 7). lJird ltf.c.
BULK MEATS-lleid" firmly at He and
ltj'ie.
Bacon At I.'.'c ami is';,c.
Uuttjck Scarce aud In uem 111 1 al ,0.1 ,-c.
KGUrt l!(21e.
Chkk.se Firn. nt 1 1 1 l'-.c.
Oils Li use d si o.j. l e2. Laid si ! 1 il 4 1,
(Jkoceiiiks Uuchiiiiged and quiet.
Ooi.r l.i- biiving.
ExeilANaK Dull at dl .-count btiyiiu
lit. LcuU MarLci.
By Telegraph.) St. Loin.", Sil pt. K.
TonAt Co Steady ami Ktio.i:;, b it un
charged. Cotton Nothlug lining.
I) KM P Steady ; sales of tin Ircjsr 1 at,
81 2Jivl 00, 1 he latter tor choice.
Flour Low grades fl 111, seireM find
wanted: miles of Mipern at S 'ft, j I',; X,v2
V40; XX, i'i f Ki t- ; XXX. t 2-n7 -vi;
clinic lo fancy family, S'.aS j I.
Wheat Dull and heavy, ami mi nium
grades iiave declined 2c; sa cs i.f No. 2
Sprlug at f 1 HT1, al iu; No. 2 red Frfil, tl 1 1 s.
1 IU; No. 1 do, il 17 ti 2o; choice red, tl'.'iii
1 a-: No. 1 white, tt 27' .1,1 :2'e, and cholo ,
: 37.
Corn Unchanged, w Ith fnilcs at On i!dc
for clioi re yellow, and tJ iiiie for good to
fancy will te.
Oats Opened 1c higher nnd buoyant,
but closed quiet and ea-iie, ; mi .'e 4 of mixed
In bulk at l-y lie ; mixed 111 sacks, V.i j nc;
white. 61vlc.
Baulky tiuh t ; s iles nt 1 2i for i'on.1
Spiing; tl i fur Ohio Fall and tl !'' for
lancy Missouri.
hYK Held higher, with sm d'. Miles of
prime at
Whisky Steady and unchanged ; sales
at fill.
Ukockkikx Firino-, but not quotably
changed.
Pk iViHlOsMt-K.s pork dull nnd w alt;
oliered at f.ii 7.3. with lit buyers. Dry salt
meat in fair ord r demand nt 1 1 il l''te ;
for shoulders, 17 iI7;4C lor i l ar 1 ib sidi s,
and lMc for c ear sides.
Baoon Steady aud with a g' I demand
at l.VJe tor shoulders. ls;ic b.r cii-ar l ib
sides, 19c f or clear sides, and 2 i;-." - c tor
ci'Clce su?ar c ured hams.
Larjj Very qui-t at l'J--jl'j'.'e for
choice lie tee. : '
I!crar;riis JSarkei.
Hy Xe;graph.l Meupiii'i, Sept. S.
CoT.ON I n ac Ive request, ; market b:ue
and nominally unchanged: uplands, ;;2,! ;
receipts V.0 bales; eipor'4 (ji bales.
Flour Firmer, but u: t iiigher
Wukat 81 2.).
Corn - Steady at fJe'c.
OATrf CoC.
Hav Scarce and firm nt i-2
Pork Dull at t il Ul.
Bacon Weak ; shoulders IG'ec, and M 1 s
191!ic.
Laud -Steady at 20.'i3rc.
European iiartri.
By Cable.! London, Sept. .
Consols for money U2;4 ; 011 account -";;
American se -urilies n till ; 5-2 lUd." 2,
U2 3 b2, tTs tS2'-i. 07 'S Hill ' 02' lit Fran a 1 i t
Were S'j.
Paris, Sept. 8-Lcntes 10.'.2 "At.
Liverpool, s ej t. 8 Jive Cott 01 dull;
middling uplands ll:'H l;Oileaiisl.;',M l:;;-! ;
sales 4.IXHJ bales: 2,(ibt iusliels sup-.-i line Lai.
ifornla white wheat id lis; rid we.sf.cni
No. 2 Hi lud j'Js 11 1 : western 11 jur per bid
2j-;coru No. 2 tulx-sl 2';s Ud ; 0.1! s ' i , ; bar
ley 4is; provisions dull; porn ;u.s; ut ei ii,i;
lard 12s; cheese tils 3 I ; utco.'i !:.-; nrva
stores dull; common ru.Mu 6s 'J 1 ; fine do
Ms; spirits petroleum Si; leiini-d is Sd;
tallow lis Gd.
.u nrk Goio and IstocK Mark. t.
By Telegraph. New Yoeit. Sept. H.
Monby Firmer and active at 7 percent,
curreucy and goid. Tue shlpunnts to t be
W est are Increasing, but not n-avl y. The
mercdauts find diiiicuityiu Hi ali-n loans
at3j,12 per cent., and no lar e amounts
can Le had at tho-e rats. The H jvcrn
ment bought 62,Oi,ti,(ji 0 i f Ii per cent. I-O'ids
to-day at J1S Ms-lii.
sterlino Dun st ;o:;','voi
(JOLL-Opened dull at J i-;. declined to
1 ! -1;. J, advanced to and c.o e 1 at 1 ...
One loau was made ox tnree mi. In. in in
gold to-day at 7 per cent. The bankers
have prepared I be. r returns lor the Comj -troiler
of the Curreucy.
Oovernmentj Weak and lower. The
latent qiiotiitio. sare: Coupons of 'til, 1 -i ' i ;
do U2. I2l?i; do '01, lio'i; do 'ol, J-'l : do,
new, ll!56; do, '07, lis'-i; do, ', H',;;
104js, 111; currency, 0s, Vrt-X-
5cw fork Dry tooas JCartet.
By Telegraph. New York, . ept. 8.
IliiY OooiM -IVe Jobbing trade is very
lively, and the prices are all steady and
firm.
L'y Te!e;;r3r'-I X-uvn ..r.,y, ,-1. y.
Ui'J'a 2Ut ' fl ! ,; ":,i!'f r-! r,: wi..t.-.
j ro,tv-i 10.
! oat ..
I Uvk -!'!.
i RAItl.KV i CO.
J-i.ont-f S
: KAi : ; ShIi-k, !!,' jf ; .liuiildi-i 17c ; h-i tn-',
LAI.ii-Cl' ,
i,ojtvHtc MttrRft.
.. Tel. vrnpll.! ht'i 'V t.T.i:.
1 l.ot'U I 'i mi ; en pi 11 lie f " 'i "i
HHAisHnU I. and n ; c 'i ipC" I.
II v Advanced to tiSOU I f I-
I III" HVI '.
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i r i in 1 e ; a I I.i" ; fi ;ir s'd.' i I i
I ii. 1 1
j i lei i-e imnn;,T;i'iiirnii'i.
ill
Kl i-luu t nt ti is l'ir raw Ihx .ii.i.
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' Li-'iPfii
."tMN-rri;
Standard and Miscpllnnoous
n 5 tt ic t-4 ,
lit 4 .ZS1C HOOK'S,
cap,
' U'Ucr aud NVtc k'uix-i's,
E'sVUVVLH, PENS, VWZlUi,
AmoMV, St' I ll Vl'i'u, ClllSfiV, Hhi
i ' ' '
Ball' i-'s Ihks.
AT
FISH & BAltTJift'rf,
Gl
FOR SALE.
BKIR.U Aitm r -to itii.Moti:
Ki liiucliy, I will, on the eeond day
01 irliii)t r, Is si, at 1 bu 1'iiiirt IOnr-H- door,
in this i!y, m-ii nt 1 nolle aucli oi. my
lesvidinio on ihird rsiifi-i, t!J. lining
Tiuiiiy Church. IjoI Ji7'i by Jit ft-i-t.
'I'ei 111s 1 i bt-r.il, und made known 011 d 1 v of
sale. K. A. ARMM1KAD.
sipt2-id
WANTED
ah i:rs 1011
HOMES
AND
FORTUNES
In the bnundlevs Wis!, and 1 unity H u:n.
1 1 speaks 10 I h you n if mail ot 11 I 'an I
loilunt-, und lelU him why, where ar.d
how to seek it ; It Lolls 1 he cipitaii-it where
to 1 pi vest ; the lab i er, to f) ml g od W;is;e ;
ttie frm-r, I lie best I mils ; llie men hint,
llin iitauuiiieturer, lie) prulocstoiiiil iosii
and I bo tot i ii.'inii: ot tlm yieat eh'tm-es
open t them; 1 1 tells t very b.nly Jut wii I
they out t 1 k no w nbou t t be va -1 iiiniirns
limi Wunilolui prot;res In every purL ol
II11-, i;ri at eiuiiliy. Nev, liehli, ii.n i;,l
iii !4 u lid pni u iar.
.s. ud lor ciieular. K11 torprli-I n g men can
il ill ll lit II 101 .ney m;l k I llg llllvl m KM hvii'l
1 in chlng 11. ( li'l.E'-t PUBLtHINti ',
Htlc' ,0 lin j 1 .'.) It ic J il., Cincj 1, n il I, CM lo.
Dis.iolatiaa Notioo,
rry 11 1: I'tiiTMiitini' in.iti.io
.ti, lore ex isl I o 11 mler I ho flim iihiiimo
Ii 11 nipniey , PatilcU ct Co, I'm u .'1 nil 11 g
and ( om 111 1-Hior: Merchants and VV iiail
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SANGOM & WILSON,
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And Sob? Agents for the AIKldUK and
SLIdO Mines ol Kentucky.
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DBAS3 FOUND Ell AND FhllZIlVAl,
-it ram and Gas-Pfpc Killer,
Manufacturer and Dieter in HU-hci and
Water Uaue'i'H, HpelUT mill Kunb'tt
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taluia;;to a brass l oun iry.
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WILLAI'.D, Troy, New Voik. n.'m
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