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:''.) SO 00 lree months, by mail. . Ey the week, payable totarrier 25 00 00 THI-H'ESKLY JOURNAL. O D 9 J AT wnMMmmm ml ! Six Esontb8,....u.u....... WEEKLY JOUKNAL One copy, one year. Five copies, one year Ten copies, one year... ...................... -S 7 .. i ..? 2 .. S 15 00 7 00 STATIONERY, LETTER P1PEB, PEXS AND IXK, AH the late Styles, Very Cheap, AT THB NEXT TO FOST-OFFICE. THURSD.Y.........-..-OCT0BER 7, ISfct'. We learn fioni Gen. Boyle that he ha3 made a lease of the E., II. & N. Itailrcad for a term of seven yeara to a company which ha3 contracted to complete the roaJ, pay off its floating debt, &c, and make it in every respect a first class road. The company who has taken the lease i?, we believe, hacked by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Wo presume the Directors of the road w 11 ratify the contract, and that not nany months will elapse before we caD go directly South hj rail. A Water Worka Company has been organized in Indianapolis with a capital of $5C0,000. An ordinance lias aho been prepared which will bo pr esented to the City Council lor adoption. The new Company, if authorized by the Council, propose to commence work at once, and oll'gite themselves to have the works completed within enc year and three months from the time the charter is granted. We have repeatedly advised the organization of a similar company in our ci'y, but thus far nona of our capitalists seem disposed to take hold of the enterprise. We are certain that no investment of money would pay a better interest if the works were constructed with prudence and economy. A partial canvass of Indianapolis resulted in obtaining $2,665 for the relief of the sufferers by the State Fair accident. This amount is eo small in proportion to the necessities of the victims, that the State Board of Agriculture, the County Commissioners and the City Council have been asked by a public meeting of citizens to donate 55,000 each to the Belie Fond. Gov. Bakeb, Mayor Macauley and President A. D. IIamricic were appointsd a Committee to solicit aid from the State at larie. -Other Committees were appointed to canvass the city thoroughly. In this connection, we may also state that suits have been commenced in some of the Courts against Sinker & Co., the owners and makers of the boiler which, exploded, by some of the injured parties, who conlead for heavy damages. The Danville Kalroad. The City Council took no action last night in relation to the L'ariviila road. It is understood, however, that the Council will make an appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars to aid ia its construction as soon as certain delicate matters relating to its management can be satisfactorily arranged. That they will be thus arranged, there is iittle, if any, doubt, and that, tt o, at an early day. Both the Danvilla and Greene County road will receive the necessary aid from the city, and both enterprises will soon move forward with every prospect ot the beat results. T. II. Express. It seems that some of the citizens of Terre Ilaute oppose the subscription. on the ground that the managers of the road are making an unfavorable discrimination against Terre Ilaute in favor of Evansvillc. While we do not think there is any justice in the cbarge, it ought to convince some of our fault finders, who have insisted that the road was made to subserve the purposes cf prominent men in Terre Ilaute as against the interest of our busii.e ss men, that 'there is no justice in their insinuations or charges. We think tho truth is, the management Iia3 looked after the welfare of the road committed to their care in erence to any local interest. pref Sentenced to the fcnltentlary er Lire. Detuoit, October G. Stewart, the burglar, who murdered John Willits iu his house in this city, oa the night of September 15, wa3 brought before Recorder Swift this morning for trial. The Court room was packed with spectators. The prisoner was strongly guarded to prevent an attempt to seize him. After reading the complaint to the prisoner, to the astonishment of everybody he plead guilty to the charge of murder in the first degree, and was immediately afterwards sentenced to solitary confinement ia the State prison for life. The result surprises all. Up to the time of the trial the prisoner stoutly denied his guilt. Broasht Before the Commissioner. Portland, Me., October 5. Capt. John W aterhousc, master of the brig Merrinway, of Po'rtland, was brought before Commissioner Clifford, to-day. charged with throwing overboard and drowning John. Fitzgerald, off Capo Elizabeth, ia April last. He was bound over in the sum of 5,000. The mate was also bound overoa the same charge. Spring fie lp, Mass., Oct. 6. Travel is still interrupted east, north and west from this city. Passengers who left Albany Monday morning, have be ;n flood bound near Washington, .Berkshire County. They are expected here this afternoon. More than tweo'y bridges in Franklin County have been carried off, in cluding the V ermont & Massachusetts Kailroad bridge over the Deerfield lliver. Three persons were swept away with a bridge and drowned. Rutland, Vt., Oct. G. Gov. Page has appointed Charles Pomcrpy Button, of Burlington, ss delegate to represent Vermont at the National Commercial Convention, at Louisville, nxt wetk.

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VOL. XX. CONDESSED TELEGRAMS. TH CKS OA Y, Oct. 7. The steamship China, Ironi Liverpool, has arrived. About one hnndredfeet ot "high embanknet. Mew iors, it" night. About half a million dIaw worth propoitv was destroyed by the llood onrt ohflnt PhlladelDhia. of In W. D. Reynolds ana Asa i5is?s uv uccu orvrinri )vih9 Board of Trade of Nash ville Va. as delegates to the Louisville Commercial Convention. The little boy, Eddie Lewis, reported shot by aeciaoni, i riiuui, " "j a little brother, nine years of age, who haa . j .a. ,l.H hnt cava It was bv RCC1coniesseu liio wcd, w j - dent. A colored church in Carondelet. six miles below St. Louis, was ouruuu on m t inn,iiL Xo Insurance. The fire was, undoubtedly, the work of an lncendiaay. The Republicans held a grand mass meeting at Minerva, Ohio, on Tuesday. It Is estimated that there were live thousand people present, Hpefches were made by Senator Sherman and Sam Galloway. The prospects look bright la the Sandy Val'ey. The National Irish Emigration Convention met jesterday at Polytechnic Hall, St. Louis, and was called to order at hairpist twelve, but ai three oVock had not tlTe-ttd an. organization, delegates are present from a large number of States. A case Ins been brought In the United F I ales District Court, at ttt. Louis, asalnst Fx Governor H:ieher nd Bacon Mont-gome-y, by Mr. Berry Freeman, for Personal violnce and lha destruction of his pvlntlr.5 office, in December, lstrf, at the time Montgomery was In com mind of the State MiiitU iu Lafayette County, and whom Berry criticised in his paper. Berry claims 8 jO.000. The WomauM Suffrage Convention met in the Mercantile Liorary Hail, St. Louis, yesterday, and organize f, with Julia . ard Howe as temporary Cbalrman, and flueoe W. Coggens, of St. I ouis. Secretary. TUey were fubequently retained as permanent officers of tne Convention, with numerous Vice President Committees on Order of Business and Resolutions were appointed, after which brief but pertinent and wellconsidered speeches were made by Mis. mai .(!.-. T 1 . 1 . . . .1 ami Si 11 :l II 1 Atlthony. Mrs. Howe delivered a brief ad dress, upon lading ne tiimr, uiiiuS ideas are the ral despots and rulers, rather than Governments, and that the battle should be against them and not instituted oulhoiltifcs. On Moaday morning tlin Eastman Tunnel, hall a mile lonsr. being excavated for the purpose of making a water power on Nicollet Island, near Minneapolis, pierced a sunk water cavern in the Island below the level of the tiver. The gites at the bend of the tunrel wre closed, hut the rush of water cou'd not be arrested Early Tuesday moinins a larce whirlpool near the shore of the Iian 1 was discovered, disclosing the mouth of the cavern. All efforts on Tuesday to close up ihls hole by rafts, cribs, tre.-s, bales of hay, &c , proved fru ties, and the river is making a tremendous effort to cut anew channel for Itself. Tae mills on Hennepen Island are In danger, as the ground is caving In from the passage of the water beneath. A thousand men are at work night and day constructing a offer dam around tbi mouth of the whirlpool. If ntcestary, a section of the dam will be blown out to lower the water, which is very high, and the danger ofa new channel Is very Imminent. The Indianapolis Calamity Coroiei'j Ve-dict Case. in the The Eogiaoor to Blauio Over $1 500 Subscribed f ;r tho Relief ot Uio Sufferers Railroad Convention Oswjg N. Y. at Int resting Njw I .tolligonce. York Lata Washington Items. Loss cf the Ship nough DreadSixth Annual Mooting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign MiS3ions. INDIANAPOLIS Coroner's Verdict In tie Explosion Case Meetlns of the Citizens t the louns Men's Christian Assoclatlon Rooms fir the Purpose of Raising Subscriptions forth? &uT ferers Over Fifteen Hundred Dollars Subscribed. Indianapolis, October G. The Coroner's Jury rendered the following verdict late la3t night: ; That P. L. Davi3 and twenty others came to their death from injuries received by the explosion of a boiler attached to one of E. P. Sinker & Co.'s portable engine?, at the Indiana State Fair grounds, on 'the first day of October, 18d9, which explosion was caused by carelessness and culpable mismanagement on tho part of the cogioeer in charge, Jno. (ioll, deceased. A rneeting of citizens was held at the YouDg Men's Christian Associa tion rooms yesterday, tor tne purpose of raisins subscriptions for the suffer ers. Over fifteen hundred dollars was subscribed. Another mass meeting will be held to-night for the same purpose. The County Commissioners have appropriated five thousand dollars, and the State Board of Agriculture have donated five hundred dollars. James McMu'len, son of the Rev. J. W. T. McMullen, ot this city, was accidentally shot and killed this morniDg. while out hunting, near Cicero, Ind. Xcte from 1. II. Corbin Matters lu Judge Mcl'uun's Court. New York, Oct. 5. The steamship Alaska, from Aspinwall, arrived. The Herald has the following note, dated Oct. 5: I never exchanged a word on financial matters, either verbally or in writing, with Mr. Jas. Fisk, Jr., from the commencement of the gold speculation until it broke on Friday noon, nor within that period did I everauthorize any human being, verbally or in writing, to buy or Bell gold for me or for any one else. Sighed A. li. Cobbin. In Judge McCunn's Court yesterday, a man named Talber appeared and said that nearly two week3 ago he came to this city from Minnesota with his wife and three children, and on his arrival he sent them to a boarding house, while he remained at the depot to attend to his baggage. On receiving the baggage ho proceeded to the bearding house, but

heard that his family were cot there and after searching the city for eight days Jor them, he lound that they had been convicted of potty larceny and sent to the penitentiary for three months. Judge McCano immediately oraerea tne production ot the parties in courr. . . Tho World's reporter yesterday re ceived the following statement from J ames Jb lsk : All I have to say is this e nave last commenced a suit against Mr. Corbin for $30,000. or thereabouts, the dilfcreDce oa gold Dought and sold tor his associates. Everything un to the nresent time has been substantiated by affidavits, and everything in the future will be so substantiatea also. 1 shan t make a move without five or six affidavits being tacked on it. I have nothing to give you now more than these affi davits. What will come after will be published. Mr. Corbin has not been the only party iu the pool. There are others whose names I need not now mention. All these things will come in good time. NEW YORK Matters on Wall Street Tremendous ShocKa of Earthquakes at LimaGreat Excitement Among i lie Inhabt&nts Heaviest Walls ana Ucims. Tumbled Over. . (. New Yobk, October G. The prop osition ot William Heath & Co.. to settle their contracts connected with the gold speculations of Friday. September 24th, on the basis of 135, tne ditterence to be paid nity per cent, in caih and fifiy per cent, iu ten days, or on the resumption of pay ment ty the uold EschauEe liank. has been accepted by dealers whose contracts with the firm cover ?6.000.000. The entire outstanding contracts of the firm oa that day's business are $9,000,000. . . ; ; ! lhe Eake ahore Railroad Directors are still in session. New Youk. October G. A letter states that on Ausust 20th. 21st and 21th there were at Lima tremendous shocks of earthquake in the lower province, ua tho latter day the heaviest walls and houses tumbled, and at Iquique and Arica a tidal wave carried away many boats and other prop erty. lhe inhabitants fled, and are living in tents. All the goods in the Custom House have been transferred to escape any re-occurring wave. Pios, Aqua and other places suffered. There have been earthquakes all through August in tho whole southern portion of the country. Lima and Callio have not suffered as yet. but many people are leaving both and business is seriously impeded. Virginia Legislature. Richmond, October G. In the House of Representatives to-day, two resolutions were introduced that the Iron Clad Oath be now administered to the members and temporary offi cers of the House, which were referred to the proper committee when it shall be appointed. A protest adopted by the Republican caucus last night was presented. It is framed with a view to answering Attorney General Hoar's argument and protest against any acts of the Legislature of this session. The mem bers not having taken the Iron Clad Oath, and the body being therefore illegal, it was referred. The following nominations were made for Speaker: Stepheviah Turner, of Rappahanock ; S. T. Maddox, of Chesterfield, and John B. Crenshaw, of Richmond. Turner, nominated by the Conservatives, received S7 votes; Maddox, nominated by the Wells Republicans, obtained 41 votes, and Mr. Crenshaw 5 votes. Turner was declared elected. In the discussion the point wa3 pressed that Turner now has an application before Congress for the removal of his political disabilities, and it wa3 explained that, though notable to take the test oath, he was not disqualified by the Fourteenth Amendment. J. C. Bigger, the old incumbent, was elected Clerk. In the Senate the same protest of the Republican caucus was presented and a resolution adopted laying it on the table, on the ground that it was manifestly an effort to obstruct the reconstruction acts, and in direct violation of the interpretation of said acts by the Administration. A resolution was adopted informing the Commanding General of the organization of the Sanate. Adjourned. Washington Jiews. Washington, October 6. Attor ney General Hoar has, in response to a letter from General Sherman, Secretary of War, of the 16th ult., delivered an official opinion touching the matter of the suspension of certain Claims Agents from practice in the War Department under an order issued by the Secretary on the 11th of the tame month, which the Attorney General says appears to have been based upon information contained iu an official report by Col. 11. J. Dodge, of June 12th, 1SG9, wherein the practices earned in the official order are charged with practicing fraud upon the United States and in dividuals, and violating the rules of common honesty in the prosecution of the bounty and pension claims of colored soldiers, or their legal rcpre sentatives.The Attoraey General says the Secretary is not bound to recognize or do business with any ciaim azent who is known to have perverted his position for purposes of fraud, and whose character is such that a reasonable degree of confidence cannot be place in his honesty in dealing with the Govcrnmsnt. Unde" such cir cumstances the Secretary may very pronerlv decline to expose the inter ests of the Government, as also that of claimants, to the danger ot becom ing a party to dishonest schemes and devices, ana when the provision, sustained as the Dcnsion and bountv act. designed for the protection of claim ants against the cupidity and oppression of their agents, have been vio lated by parties, they should be made. li possiuit:, iu suuer ine penalty lm posed by law for their past misdeeds John McDonald, of St. Louis, has been appointed supervisor ot Internal Revenue, vice lUarr, and has been as Binned to a district composed of Mis souri, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. Snnervisor Sutton reports to the Department the seizure of nine stills in the Richmond District, of Phila delphia. They all bear evidence ot recent use. Washington, D. C, Oct. G. Ai tho Judges of the Supreme Court o the United States are present, except ing Judge Field, and the business of

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the Court has commenced with tho argument of the cases pending at the late adjournment. Washington, October C. In the Supremo Court to-day was argued the case of the Mayor and Alderman of the City of Memphis and the Memphis Gayoso Gas L'ght Company, plaintiffs, vs. Thos. Dean. In the matter of Beuj. Brown, EH Wood, J. Halligan. Granville Rooe, Wm. Andrews and Philip Steinwitz, W. Boyce, formerly member of Congress from South-Carolina, asked leave to file a motion for a writ of habeas corpus in their case. The motion was directed to be argued on rriday next, lhe prisoners arc charged with murder in Texas in June last, and it is alleged they are now being tried by a Military Commission. A report has been prevalent here to-day, and lound its way into print, that Secretary Fish, yesterday, received a dispatch from tho French and English Governments to the effect that they had notified their fleet3 to overhaul the Cuban privateer, Hornc t, and feink her when found. They were further instructed to treat the officers and crew as pirates and hang them. On inquiry at the proper quarters, it has been ascertained that there is no truth whatever in this report: and further, Jhat it was not known in dipIomatiVeirclcs that the Hornet had been captured till 21 hours after she was iu Government custody, when the fact was unofficially mentioned to several of .the foreign representatives, the British Minister included. The Government received a telegram Suuday night, and it was in consequence of facts therein stated that an order was immediately sent to detain the vessel for judicial proceedings. ; . : ' Foreign News. ENGLAND. London, October G. The person thought to be Keller, or Deasy, who was brought to Kings College Hojpital, badly injured, a few da3sago, died yesterday. A great many meetings have been announced in different, cities of those favorable to amnesty to the Fenian prisoners.' Liverpool Oct. b. totton firm and unchanged, with sales of 10,000 bales. FRANCE. Paris, October G, Jules Ferry, one ot the JUeputies to the corps Legislatif, elected recently from Paris, has called a meeting of mem bers ot the Opposition to take proper action in regard to the delay in opening the sessioes of the Assembly. Paris, October 6. Official dis patches from Madrid - chargii that Senor Paul, a member of the Cortes, is in command of one of the Republi can bands in the South. Communication between Madrid and Barcelona arc interiuptcd. The insurgent? evacuated the town of Reno on the approach of the troops. ooloocha has beca captured, lhe official reports assert that the insur rectionary movement is declining. IN o accounts of the late occurrences have yet been received. . ' IRELAND. Qcteenstown, Oot.G. The-steamer lermann, from New York, ha3 ar rived. Londonderry, Oct. G. -The eteamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec, arrived to day. Xew lork Items. New York. Oct. G. A warrant was applied for before Recorder Martindafe, in Jersey City, yesterday, against Capt. Hall, the Arctic explorer, on the charge ot l'atrick Uolcman, a seaman. At Repulse Bay, in the Arctic, Cole man was a mutineer, lhe Judge refused to grant the warrant on the plea of want of jurisdiction. New iobk, Oct. 6. Panama dates ot the 28th ult. state that reports had been received of a heavy shock ot an earthquake, at . Leoner Caliao, y the. steamship lJayta. Portions ot the hills on the shore were seen to fall, and high clouds of dust arose. The ship JJreaunousmt, trom Liver pool for San Francisco, was lost July 4th. Her crew was brought to Pan ama. New York. October G. The clip per ship Dreadnought, from Liverpool, for San Francisco, was lost off the Island of Terre Del Fuego, July 4th. The crew had hardly time to get in small boats with their provis ions, b or seventeen days they subsisted on shell fish gathered from the rocks at low water The Indians treated them well, ana they were finally rescued by a Norwegian bark. Ten of the crew suffered terribly with cold, and will lose thc";r tce3 and fiDgers, which were frost bitten. The Hayticn Government has hoally concluded the purchase of the armor plalcd steamer Atlanta, from Mr. Oak Smith, for $160,000. New 10RK, October 6. Alocz?n Robinson was to-day elected Director in the C. & N. W. Co , in place of James Benedict, resigned. The obstructions caused by the fall of a portion of Harlem funnel at Ninety-seventh Street, have been re moved, and trains are now runnmg as usual. In the suit of Brown against hisk and Gould, to recover about $2,500,000 from defendants for refusing to take gold purchased at $1.60, Mr. Fisk has been served witu a ciptas oy a Deputy Marshal. Mr. Gould has not yet been served. New York, October G. The World says that two hundred and hfty Cuban filibusters left this port Monday morning in the steam tug Aaron Wilbur, intending to join a steamer from Philadelphia with a similar force on board. Tunnel Caved In. Minneopalis, Minn., October G. Tho volume of water rushing into the cavity of the whirpool and j thence into the tunnel, has been somewhat checked by masses of trees and sand bags. No damage to the mills is reported as yet. Huge bonfires light the men at work. The piers of the new coffer dam to enclose the hole is nearly completed. The people have been excluded from the island and the work goes bravely on. The hole is sixty feet long and twenty broad depth Jnot known. It i3 full of trees, lcg, sand, &c. Boy Run Over and Killed. Chicago, Oct. 6, A lad named Wheeler tell from a freight train on the Chicago and R. I. R. R , near Colono, yesterday. Five cars passed over him, killing him instantly, and mangling his body fearfully. The tunnel disaster at Minneapolis, Minn., will prove to be of a very serious character. A mass of the river

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The under stratum is soft sandstone, and is Casilv W;ishftl Snrinna nnrra. hecsious are felt of the destruction of tee wnolo ot the iennepea Island, atiu even a portion ct theialis. Some oi tae nails are regarded as in a pre carious condition. One thousand men are engaged da v and tisht con fctructing a coffer dam around tho whirlpool. 1 he ext itement runs very A Ciiild of flnrnnn plot araA rwenty-one months, residing at 14 vcGlashan Street. wn RnfFnrrfprt tVi'a morning py swallowing a bean, with iiii.u it was piaying, Kailroad Convention. Oswpnn n?f rt Ti n. T;i t , j . . r . JL 111. AiatllUAU Convention was called to order this morning in Loolittle Hall, by Major Pace, who stated that, nwimrifi tlm in terruptions to travel, many of the utitgaies were unable to reach the citV lift th j urnmeot until evening. Agreed to. Among those present are delegates lrum aecroir, j5uualo, Chicago, Kochester and Pordaud. DSWEGO. O 'tnhpr G Th Tt iU Convention re-assemb.'ed in the evengates to Oswego, and nominated Hoc. I 4 oerreic cmitti lor temporary Chairman, which was agreed to. Mr. Smiih spoke at some length in iavor cr use projected railroad to Portland. Mains. .Murray Nelson, cf Chicago, and H. u. sdis, or ujwego, were appointed temporary Secretaries. Speeches were made by Eugene Pricdle, of Jackson, Michigan; Wm. Phelp3, of Detroit, and Hon. John T. Grcj-gs, of Saginaw, Mich. 1 Committees on credentials and permanent organizatioa were appointed. .Adjourned tiil to morrow. Meeting of tho American Board of Commissioners for Foreign MIsi Ions. Pittsburg, October 6. The Sixth Annual Meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions resumed its sessions this morning. After prayer, the special report from the Prudential Committee was read by Dr. Wood. It embraced a report concerning the Relations of loreign Missionaries and Native Churches and Ministers, and presented the subject for discussion. The report was referred to a special committee of seven, to report at the next annual meeting. Rev. Mr. Clark also read a paper from the Prudential Committee in reference to monthly concerts, which showed a renewed interest in the subject of Missions. This report was discu.-sed at length in the aheruoon, by the Rev. S. B. Canfield, Rev. Mr. Dodds, lion. C. N. Olds, Rev. O. P. Allen, of the Eastern Turkey Mission, Rev. Dr. Condit and others. Rev. Dr. Treat read a paper in reference to the proposed occupation of Japan as a missionary field. The Prudential Committee recommended the occupation of the field. A mothers' meeting of prayer was held in the First Presbyterian Church this morning, which was largely attended and j;rcat interest manifested. A children's meeting was held in the afternoon, in the same place, which wa3 addressed by Rev. W. B. Chedlaw, of Cincinnati, and Rev. Mr. Bushuell, of the African Mission. At a meeting in the First Church, addresses were made by Senator Buckingham, of Connecticut, and Rev. Dr. Stearns. There are nearly two thousand strangers in attendance on the different sessions. Hon. Samuel Galloway, cf Ohio, addressed a large Republican meeting at City Hall this eveoing. Cincinnati Items. Cincinnati, Oct. G. Senator Morton goes to Indianapolis to-night. A bar-keeper named Smith fell dead on Central Avenue this afternoon. At 5 o'clock this evening, at the corner cf Vine and Fifth Streets, Mrs. Rhinehardt was run over and nearly killed by a horse which was ruueingaway with its rider, who was mounted with a halter, but without a bridle. The woman will scarcely survive. By the collision the horse and rider were thrown on the pavement. The rider was arrested. Sas'avlllc Items. Nashville, Oct. G. The House completed its organization to-day, and both branches are ready for legislation. A meeting of editors took p'.aco here to d;iy aud' almost all the political newspaper pre s of the State were represented. Tl." epian'iry of co mterfeits of the niekei rive cent o iu iu circulation hero is !.-.rge and very annoying to busiiie-s men. Sa'.c it liiil road S-ocfc gro Uun?. Memphis Oct ( The stock of the Miss H-;';'ii an 1 Tennessee Ra lroad, beloutjuiij to t he ' c'.M , amounting to $300,000, was sold this afternoon to A. T. Lacv, agent of the Mississippi River Ra-lroad, for 840,000. Chancellor Somers, in the contested election case of Wal'aee vs. Hudson, for tho Judgeship of the Criminal Court, rendered a verdict in favor of the latter. A negro named Wisdom Scott, confined in jiil , t Somervillc for dragging a young lady from her horse, while out riding with her mother, and attempting to violate her person, was taken from the jail Friday night, by a mob, and hung. Kcrsc Il.clng. Providence, R. I., October G. At Narrnc n?fitr T;ivk vrs'crrlir tlm G r-of n - - (" ,7 , n v. Ulan race lor 500 was won by Butcher Boy ; best time 2:3G. The second race fur $200. for double teams, was won by Black Harry and Belle Strickland: best time 2:30. Lawrence. Ma s , October G. All the mills are stopped to day by back wat?r. Nearly all that portion of the city, between the river and Lowel Street, and the railroad and the base of tho Tower Hill, over a hundred arcres, is overflowed, and a great msny houses are surrounded by water. Hartford, Conn., Oct. G. The Ccurant of to-morrow morning will ccntain the following card from Mr3. Stowe: To (he Editors cf the Coura.it: Mr3. Stowe desires the friends of justice and fair dealing to publish for her this announcement, that she has kept silence heretofore in regard to the criticism on her article on Lady

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Byron, for two reasons. First, because she regarded the public mind as in too excited a state to consider the matter dispassionately, and second, because she has expected the development of uuiMuuai proor in Jneland, some of nmcu in ui great importance. 3X I, s . Oil A. r Has re-opened lhe splendid Boarding House, Sitnfit:-il on Divislnn tiAl.u?niri fin.f,n ,i .1 Third. Acco luodatlous for boarders equal to any in the city. 7-lw Lav' Department, LNDIANA STATE UXIVEESITY, BLOOMING TON, I XI)., UON'.OEO. A. I5R:KNKLL, L.L.D.. 1IUN. JOHN V. PKTTir, froze mois. THE LAW TKHM WILL Mfmeuce on Monday, the &th Hay ot iottjnber, and coutiuue la Kest.lm lour months. Tuitlou free. Good hourdirg t Jour dollars .er weeit eau ottRiii-c1. 7-altw2:j ROUEKTC.ruSTKK.rec'y. Btclnbacli, Wack & Co., MAS'-FACT CKEKS CF SADDLE I Y, A N U Dea'ers la Eaddlsry Hardivviv, sia.vofTiumo collar, NO. 19 MAISSTEEET, EVANSVILLK. IND. Albkrt RrEiNBAen." . r. Wack, J. o 7-3m Charles Mr n eu. ) Corporation Notices. September lUh, 1SC9. ORDER FOR ERICIC SIDEWALK. A ari afow it is i-Kiti nv n .'lered and flhcc l by the Common J 1 ..it .w.l I I I, a .II.. L"1 lit., . . . . . t owners of all lots or oarts oi lots. fronMnon or adjoining the wen hco ot t ultun Avenue, Irom Fifth Btreet to Ninth Htreet ; In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to the piopt-r grade, and that they cause a MUewuik ol class nuraliifr one to be laid down thcrimii witiitn tblrty days from the tnb Irailnn ni Urn order. A. M. iloiiKIFK.CIerlr. By K. A. McduiKK, Depatv. City Clerk's Ullice, Oct. 7th, l;u. , oc-7 3t Union copy. CARRIAGSS. J. U. Ukekn. r. L. Ubim, Jf. li. GIOSJSJV Sc CO., CAILRIAG2 MANUFACTURERS. Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, Let. Fifth and Sixth, 1ftnl&-d&w6m EVAN8VTLLK. ISD. EAGLE CARRIAGE W0UXS. P. IIASX3112ITJ?iar, MANUFACTURER OF Li r li t Carriaffos, Fancy Trotting Buggies, Milftlnir Top Itngrgrlen, KorktwHi, nnd Nriix' Wngroni. COB. OF FOURTH AND LOCUST 8TS., EVAKHVILLE, JND. V Special attention elven to rpoRlrlnar of all kinds, aud re-palnting don at the shortest notice and on the moist liberal terras. A General Assortment of Work CvTiztunlly on nana. Nome bat the Ukt Workmm i KmpiojreU. apr5-13m DEHTISTS. 0"R. I. JELA..A.S Over First National Bank, Corner Main aud First Street!, Evansville, Ind' MiKcrAn'FKKB or '.tiivi;. ous tiura Work, fiold. H!ivr. Vn.' Ciinite.Coralite, and Amlwr A'lates, Carve' worK, Aruacia' t iuau?y, cso. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons Orid" (an excellent and isafe anaesthetic). Cbl roforiu, Ether, and also several local rar lyzers. NEURALGIC Affection treated. MY FACILITIES are as good and m? establishment as lurre (coiifcUtinn of riv rooms) as any in the llniled btates, 1 RETURN MY THANKS for th tensive patronaa roceived during the iir t THE CELEBRATED A.T.STEWART&CO. Sole Agents FOR THE UNITED STATES U tor e ale, at WHOLESALE fciid RETAIL, by F. HOPKINS & C3. l inn IS dl steamboat Bakery, AL0, AGENT FOit Cincinnati Lager Beer, First Street, Between Vine &. Blflslon, E VANS VI LL E, IND. -The BEST CHECKERS, 1'ILOTRKEAU, Ac , constantly on hnd. - Orders from KSteauiboals tilled at all hours, day or Eight. ocU-da -ANDRES It iv T, Corner First and locust Sis., thandler's Block, opposltu the Opera Jlouie. RESTAURANT ANDU A.R-ROOM. . , , :- . VK l"" oest siyie stall times. Best ol win es. liquors, and cigars constantly on haud auti7if fnli Rprviwl 11 r. In . l. i . .

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ESTABLISHED. 1831.

Xeiv AdvertiHfcinoatii!. TasriTiTK i' rHAcricii.dni, Mm " " ' uirinii huh tiruivmg VANDEK NAILLEN, Tolle.ton-, Lak4 vwu -. t llJUJMIlii, l$OW OPEH. Oi:r ivent Western lolliir- Hoiihc, 133 State Street, Chicago. BFlAVl'ir r.v s. c. THompsoN a co. 13G Federal Stmt, Boston. ...7.cu riamhiiia for the rmr. I.o.e ot.givln3 lr AteuH t!.e aYvutt "E l,bo '"'r'y '"-luoed KpiM rhiV and that tney rnby rtctlve tufcJr to"!; iii the shorfc-kt poKMble l;rn. " " " no i'i:ii,ini wii.. CUR CBICAG.) B'iANOm The qaalily of our lo.ds Is fuSly (,nal fv '.'Af' r uot I J,ltd buln"r hou,su iu our iuo ol AUKXTi n'AKTKI) lu every jowii and i- . ,T i' . ' r e u c h , will lieMJ!, hi thraleof ""- "'. icii i irjijaj, w!t-ii corniiiUmou, lot U; ;jo, wilh rmii(,m, ,,r co.nu;i,sloU:iorSlo:"" "'r iW' VUl" i - V,.erM,u tor a club of TwenMu n.?. JVT? ",,c"''h'""'l"u one of the ..Iu, 1 '"I'h Album.: 11 quarter it y,CbliU"U: HerKeliulU n articles lor above Ci no named on clrcultr. iwVJ!",W' '"bo '''nr. ou of the ml. lowlnir artiou: j yar.is Hheelln: 1 r.Bir lionev ('i.thIi (lulu.. ,i . Exchange List, tvo , a c. I'OrU (lllll Of m. I - 4 l . , - - - - j viir I'll 11 .vi .1 1 1 - Chester (iu il u; 4S ya.,1,, Hheeliilg; plrOf Wool IJlttukets; Webster's National A'jcl.irial iJiet Ioiim rv uith ......... j , . . . ('r inti It' TXJJ Vl ' "lx -ticles.froia ExohauKe "'.""f ,,,l T llnii!rrl 75 tut AC ' r,,Cle" ,r,U t-XCIJttCiJC - Hen,j Money in all cases by lU alslcred Letter or 1'o.toiUce Money Order. rr.st;.i ron iitcui.An.-& We take pleasure In referring lUo who have never ha4 deallns wim us, to tre large Express Company In the United stales, lhe AMKBKJAN ilWHANlV UMOtl hXVHIWtt tOUKASY, H to M WHbIllKtO htreet, liofcUu, Massachusetts, and throuKh them to lln-ir Ai..r.i. i iiii,niiiAiti ... country. S. C. THOMPSON & CO., 158 htal Htrcvi, Chlcaero, III , Oil 136 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. Ixk'k Hayek, fa. Messi-8 LlFPiKCOTT IlLAkKWKLL, I'ltU. burg. Fa. tJents: We have been uelnsr your make ofOauKKaws In our mill, and linil them, In point of quality, superior to any we have ever nsed. Yourx. Ac, bilAW, BLANCHAIID A CO. Jamkhtow.v, N. Y. LippiNf)7rr & Vlakkwell: We have no trouble with yoar Haws; they don't need to be lined up with pp;r; we put them on the Mandrel and they gu rii; ht along. Temper perfectly onlform, and quality unsurpassed. itesptwt fully. VilAM. J. FOX. Lippiacott & Blakewell, filanufHCtures of Circular, Muley, Mill Unnaand Cross-Cut Haws. Chopplo Axes all shapes. Colbum's i'atent Axe. Hiovels Hjades aud Mlleb's Fatcnt Coverod Hcjp . OIL YOUR HARNESS ! Fhak Millkk'h prepared IIAKNEHS OIL IiLACKJN(i, ju new style cans, heat and convenient. PRESERVE YOUR LEATHER I KEEP YotTR FEET DRY I FrtAWK Mrr.I.Kli'H LEAIilElt I'llMlillVAI'IVK AND WATER J'ROUE OIL 11UCK1NU. 'i hlrty years In inaikt t. Mold by retail and Jobbing houses everywhere. FRANK MILLER i (jo., Iti and 'Jit Cedar Kt., New York. Aromatic Vegetablo Soap. COLGATE & CO.'S rAVilot Hoapw. NEW YORK. KTAli.leO. For the Dedicate Skin of Lad'ut and Cltildrtn. Kol. It Y ALL DHVIHttHTH. CuliirubitH Nurwory, IlHTAIlMKIIEI) I55. J'ruil Trftf, Small lYviti, Ornamental Trim, ltuni, tjhrubw, dr. Jwst kln-is fur the Weil. Large quantity j fine hhmoi trueut ; best quality; prices leasouabie; si.i-Iik;-tlon guaiauteed. Correspondence solicited. sou prices tui on application, it. u. JIANFOitD, Columbus, Ohio. Agents !, IScail Tills ! Wi: Wll.l, I'Ar Allli.VfH A K.M.. A RY ol t:iu per week aud eiiin, or allow a laru romrnlsxri), io si ll our new anl wonoerlul Invention. Address M. Wao.mkh A Co., Marthtill, ilicH. 11 ! A now i jmiii; inx mx VAA'iU months Hecret and nam. pie maile.j liee. A. J. Fuliuin, ST. I 1 i o"r A" JKAIIJf HrwtM'- VKKDI. TiK MAWIC Cii.Mll chatieeany colored halror beard Ut a permunent hlsckor Hrown. One Comb sent by mall fwrtl. For sale by Merchants and I'ruKlsls generally. Addrens Mtjyic CbPt6 Vt., AsK YOl'K liOCIOIt or Drugt'lHt for hWtUT ItUlMKK-It equsls lllller) ,ii. nine. MiiUlHc:url by HVK A ItNM, AUK 4i CO., Chemists. New York. irWESl EOr ISfU" 10 cents for i 1-2 pint of tun rnol beautiful lilac mk in the wi.l. 11 flows ireiy, and will tial cumuli in I ". If sou ;! m-irk, Essen ct of Ink " i-'or sal by nisiioners, irui;!i''s, Mi-rroaun. r-1 r.ivRY & ;.. AIiiulMiLur.uJ-, it tfoad w ay. New York CHy. ' TIIKhUKWf AUI'E UEMKJUY KNOWN. JuH.f(W'l) VK.TAHM5CANrir Adl'll'l lili. fJe, permanent, ami elfvoUial. Ho pleasa.mt evtrybidy will ec it. Contains n.4lsoi. Hold every where. Made nJ sold L;iiXWELL JOHN.-O.V. Bed lord, ludiHfitl, pout, p1l, on reel pt of nrtow. " SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TU0RNIIILL, MAvr 1CLURKH or ?j:i.I1U, autl lfariieR iiKCOXa aTUEEf, near Main, EVANSVILLE, INI'. All kf.nds of fln Haddles and Harness constant, y on hand. REPAIKINO done In the bt manner and ut short uotlce. Imlio dnm J. NINZK'II 3k NO.Y, Wholesale Dealers in Bo t Stores; Lubricating, Coal, and Lard Oils ; Cordage. lioiin, Pitch, A c , Tfo. 20 WATER NTKEET, apr26 gijrj Ket- Main and Vine.

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J I e 1 1, Si.l tlllli to ll.lit k- ';!, I. I -.. I P'.r 1 1 ' '. A i .Mai t Mil l. t'l.ATtR O HI. I I 1) A N C'ltlC'll M-UsO.l M 111 l-'yVl'l! t III' l'.l . S I i I'l i, I -ill day . Iill kll Hll'l ill i.ill: I ' I i ( ii I i lack ol i-lillis and b v r, l,ij (Vfci, 1 Hinler; , (1 iiu r I,' r.i. i! y , I b iinifil 1 -in , i. 3 i rhoiiilri i, r i.i.y . fif UllMllMliMNIil VI 1 1 ill Ii.m I nil ii be pi' ii no pit i i f, h h e i i .ii i mi J im it 1 1 - lylolbU itibiilid j-n vi. i.t.Ve nnd sioi ii 11 e. ( Oil .11 I' l I ( i 1 II. 1 Ut. h- II i'.M K 'M I'l'IAlMl' ! -:-i ; I ( f,,, Clue of Coi.iih-, C il.l. un, I I I,, , i t .i H. HH.K'llfcM K'ti "I A1V I.l.,) 'J..l I.,i I.,. fine of 1 y.petM; n inl i, ! I the 1 n I ., ; , 1 1. I Com! 1 1 imii of 1 1 Mum hi i. 1)11. HIIK.I(K,4 M A 1 .i it i. v. I" I.l , !,, iHn-swin if I bo L.ver. or 1 ai:t as '-n. Ill) rill'i'"Ve. AllOl t l.-i-- ! I, 1 ( M;.i J.-l ,, ; i. I, I, ... jeinilieil li, cuiiiii ( ii,'.. i.i j 1 . .i. iIimii -,, the Pulmonic c,j i j,., . f v desperate ea-.-s. Innw i,iim: lui.h: m,. IVlMIKirSUM I'l l 4 l.silrt III II ii,!. ,,. 11, htomiieti Mini 1,1 vr, h ml I,.,,, it, .. i .,. H ii, p I.. . . ., , ...... ,,, blOOll V IS-l-lH, hy V,l,tll Hi il,4 , J., '.ii t n. cu ii. 'J'bese e.l a lm H lu i '.' i, I .. fer'l lo tli pub. I : u I t.e i.im i i, ,,,(,,,. and relM o;e iein dp-a I .r I'ton, -,,,, v i ' - Ulllpt Kin, and w h .1 I I ii. i .i i,,,. i i . , ,,, 1 1 . Iiona oi the , I I.l, ii ii ,. I I , ii dUeMMi. I,lv r t'l :ii.)nlnt i,ii 1: .! I.l il ai e oilen imeruii i n r i im,- u n, , i . .,tl wliantliity iiiiini.ht l I,. -i i vi 1 1. . .1, I quire the iu'-l pi , in t h I : . n 1 1. n. JI IIKl plll.ll 111 will pi l-i-v . ( I ii , j y f nje ii in . u inx w h li n lie, be w III curia) i I y , i o: i d i In i . II l,n il, ai n not too in mil a.iM,, ., ,, ,, possilile. I.vni ii, i us. mi i i.m, ui abb-. win n Irn ml u i,,i i ,, I I to I..- I IIi . I I . II V t! Oef pill ted, t he tis i, tl,, 1.111 kaveil l tie life ol I he rati.-lit I nun to pel l t In I 111.. J IT. Hl llijllt 11 (lm 1 iml Hi v . I Ml Of I'll I III (.l,H 13 I I l. sii in J.l i li v, till II I i ICKIlll Ol III 4 U nil 1 e, 1,1, l Jim l,i,j, t,i,n ells tlm I id a n n lu ii . h I ii ii i i v, I imml Hinimlnu a n id m i in, t, ,.H n lent rough, c i.- j, inj a inij., m,:M, n 4 a n u n-iii i ui 1 1 1-ii i, 1 1 . v n i , mi, i u ii, ., , , I hat ti ey ate obi 411.1 to lm ,i ih-.i.mi,.: wui-u I In y iii iu 1 .11 111. by il. 1 1- 1 ,i,Mlfa.il, they in iay nil be a-iired, .. in. .1 , , , 1 treat men I, e.i n ere tie 11 w Ii.iiu-m, In. 1 win n the luiifts r vi-rj i-.tmy ill e.i..,-d, Ui,.t some a U-nl de.-n r i ut , u n, 1 e i.iv i. tei ted by Dr. t-nii t,i n ' im on ii,.--.'. A ISO, lu heiolilH us I M , :im tt,,.,, mi ,J . ci run m 1 (-ijiiHliy a i.n-,.-iii. ),,, t-i-inhi-n lias plioloiraphs ( t a l.uiiil.ai i.f , i,,ui who have bei u lie. rly i :,v 1 1 1 I uiiti InnUiiik sori-N, and in w nil I. 1.1 I 1,1,, 11, ia snows lis put 1 ry in pi nj.a m 1 , u 1, 1, ii iuui Ut niill lu 111 HI l' ,1, li'-. In till 1 11 1 1 L'-a. 1'ul IllOliS ry l,a 1 s II li 1 Id n 1 11 U niiiin. I, always con, j-lloil . .1 wnli i,i-.. Ii 111,1 ivei i.oih 1. 1.1 1 n 1 Hi-heiu'ia m f.i .1 in 1 1 i, n 'Ills S IB 1 11 lend a-d I 1 ren., ia 1 1 1 . -1 I 1, t I 1 1 ,1 , from the i.l va r sn 1 r.-sioi e Hi In u 1 1 n v u -lieu. 1 li.'V li.avei il the i l ), ,11 v ul.i, ii i i aiK'ribed to eanmi. I or "hitie i.iit nnd aie warriitd not to cuiialii 11 pm UrL-i,r HU y 111 I Ill lit p.ilsm. J ill- ... I Iiu run, 1 l,i most (,lil I Ilia '!,.. I V, In h I, t- ; , 11 I,, d .,, in-. lies, blllnu a alii. I mux, uinl u U ! i, r U -.- eases wbbli hllsi Jiom n bui.l , i.n. SI Fueled condlilo.i ol I , e i.lu 1, One b'i Of tin he pllis -A lii 'b.vo tho -f!,i u,ry aij the medi.'inc. 1 U l.OII HU III I'l I'll II e - .: W. ' I 'i'oiilr al,. M audi Ha I'ji Is m e Himliin h. an Him y Ui:i( llJ'S. 'i In 1 1 i n r I be I I. I" I 1 t. I the put b 1 1 1 and nr. 1, I t ;in 1': 1 moo li' 1 , 1 11 ji In e fleet lioif a cu ia J l,i liavnin i n l-nii sl nn-tul In ailv'itieij nn-n-i i.f 1 -m hi ,,, 1,. thm, w bei e I be I 'in cm 1 e n . . iuni.t 1 1, 1 1 1 , , , da m.ioye.1, u ml ad i.viiii"ii"( oi 111,4 II I lie Jlnl lllf 11 1 ui tl,n 1 !,,' ,!. Iniucated i-pee.ly ale 1 1 !i. 'Hie Iiva-.ol pl lent whowa-rMHrluii.il;' 111 ia 'I v 1 1. .' end ', 1 1. 1 u lis ve in 11 1.1 1 .. r i a .1 fur n ilia I v tim use of Hid inn 's I h 1 1 e 11 1 a ti. 1, 1 1 m 1 S 1. lit. Indie nen 's lm.. i.ia , e ,ni.. i 11 , i.f t. full treatise on I lm vsi ions P.i iis of uih. a-n.se, tils 111 od 11 of 1 1 a .1 1 1,.. , -n -1 'id , I directions boy' U ihi ni 1. 1 c 1 b-1 1 , , 1,1 11 tie bud irrii I In, oi 1 t by b . 1. '. I 1 ,' 11 i-lim. Ill lllS IMlM-lp.ll Oilier, ; (1. li N .., t Jl ,-jU bin ef, I'blbad. did hi, I ,1. ITlee of tbia I '11 inutile !', r-i 1,1 weed Tonle, e-i'-li I 0- per b. 1 bn.lfal.iBen. Msnlnilie I'IIIk.v,, For sale by all 1 .1 1 ,( I -1 -a 11 ml Oa. 1 !- t 1 y ,i fits 1 Ji? A VECLinsiciur'i ITS EFi'CT l i J1 I It -,V U IT iJ It li a pi rd ft nml wnmln lid mil!'. Cures bithli rm. flakes hir ur-.w. A l. 1ler dresiliit? ibsn nny "oil" or "1 iluiu." Holl. ns hiMsh.dry nml wiiy bmr 1 11 lo I'.esiii I till. Hi: tar 11 1 i r a. p. 1 1 1 , l in iv is all. the K'eiit won l"-r ti the 1 m ,id n v v- 1 1 wlilli II. Ii-hlnii'i IIHAV llAllt 'JO JI ' OHKiiNA 1, i '11.' n. The wbltesi nnd worst looUInc: l iilr !- Mimes I ' s mi t h 1 11 1 beaiify bv ii 11''). It ilmn 111,1 ilye Hi" Hull , but si 1 1 Ii i s i.l I ' 1 root 11 lid lli.s 11 with ne w i He and en lot ing inn 1 nr. 'lhe first appileplton win 00 poo.i; yen Will see tho N A I I HA L COLOR I ! urn in g every duy , 11 ml 1.1 ,r l.ll I . I'll, iv vv 11, I be old . a )', illse, ibn .1 s 1 . n 1 1. in of 1 1 n Inai r will b" whim, u I V 1 ua iim u bi I u -1 1 'inn, shining ii'i'l b" mil 1 1 u I be U a. Asa lor J lull's H in" 1 1 11 1 r I! " ir wtr ; 1,0 ot her n r t le.e. Is 11 1. Mil like it 1 11 1 !' , 1 t . Hen I hat ein'-ti In tile h n't our .1 1 . n 1 e 1 i ' V - I' I'll file 11 1 .- I . Ill 1 1 O Vr I I be I op ol till! ho! i ir. A U ot hrrn tttv 1 1,1 1 1 tli 'unit. I. II ALL A I O , N 1,101, N. 11., 1 'loj.i Ii 101 -i. For sale by all 1 1 ui'i' l'. (.rill (11 11 (e,.i: v 1 Ml J 'AMio J I on IinjT I I. pstA vs r.'t 1 t.l ti '11 V, vi. JEJ h-.ae f.ilien into l.-lotn l.nl.l'-i, end how ile Ire a higher lite, in. ' la 1, r At A ll 1 1, wit 1 ei 1 ,1 1 n me , 1 m .1 1 1 fol I he S !'". lei I'l. Hi lit 1 11 h ia I ' I bll r in. Vlloprs, lire of bin A Odir-a, I I ' - AKU AM-"H'I AT UN, ;o 1'., JmU'.i 1.III I A, 1'A. "'j ' ' II A l f! i:l.'RM II 4 IK I I :. This sj Oi nd Id I - sir I'i 'i I - tlni l'"d In t lm world; lhe only Uu" "el 11 (... (, 1 . , Inarmlrns, 1 el In b e . I in 1 11 n 1 1. n 1 ,11s ; bo o appol 1.1 uient ; in- I Id h-u ions- tints; num. dieMhe HI eflreU ol bsd !",; "".1. .1 .-. -i and lesvrs the Uiilr holt, land t" nilin,!, tal.AfK or liuoWN. Hold by i.il Inn; 1 b.fa and Pel fuiiierra; i n. I pn.pa ny tapplo-.l .(, llnli-liHinr'n Wli t'ucloiy, Tin. j'i 1..,), d i 1,, New Voik. lhe n ruling I'bol. An I"s-iy for mi 11 or Mi 11 011 lln CHoih Of fcolllU Ir, ti ml I be I'luli"-! lei'l Abu-''a Which 'M al" Impa-lllio tits to M A u n 1 a o i- , with Hire luei ma of r eili f. l-oil In , I. d lei la.r en veiof.a-s, fie of at, -I . AiMo.-a III. J. SKII.I.I,'- Iionill Hi.M, I ; 1 , 1.1 1 -1 A nsort St toil , I'hll idol j li 111, I'll. Juuli d.tm Hp ii I il teller's .'leia'l KI10I lor Ileal itn4r Hula Iter's I.l Ii 1. 1 !. I ly la. 11 1 a r. Hold by lu ual- Is I . 1 j w In 1 e. inn y i-i d w 1 m I - N 1 PADDEN C. CO., Soap, CaiuIIc, anil Lar! OH JIAMH ACt l run:' . Office akd Wai iuioum: fiust urn :r.r, nmr inunion. PIIIIV A O. A!!i; HI'. Fk v i supply the t mi He ot- ; 1 I '-; HIVK, HKUW Il II. A M 1 V I . an I II Cllh ilH Ai. 11I.IVI, H' A I l-vi iy houM-keeper iitm lid five It 11 libal. Hold by all ti-spwtable groe. ts. f aiii:n, m: i-i: am asu i-n JLl I'adOell V I'r.'S Itoldeli Elusive Hoi.,,, it save lime, labor, money, ami pn ! 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