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q ssgTW - A. HOLMAN g. CO.. at the
tySl~ old stand on Exchange street, near 'The
eT3S[ nay state uouse, = where they have been
A-H----Ak--. established fVsnty-three years, have
"a 60 NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
'dtWu Hacks.
rda Two Horse OarTyalD.
fIIull 6 Rnckawaysif q do. N Gs Ir Err tsre laf
: thaes IL IAght Family Carrvalla. ID. ,..rr4a
ltl ~ Light Phaetons.
a IL Light Chases
1J Fra I Slide Beat Ton BueWv.. e. ,rF q rrs- ~
Open Buggies.
good second hand Hack.
D" =. Carryalis. - "a,
g. AA"fl ~ -Top BuEges. I i L1
And az assortment Of HARNESSES, Trimmines. AxIea.
vArnish. Leather, Lace, &C.. ~ '77's' -T's'
The Light Family Carriages are particularly designed
for farmers carriage and the Phaaon We believe Inc
best four wheeled vehicle ever made or three per-
.oS Worcester, March 70, 1855. A1OlA4N Or ~
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A FEW FA MILES can be supplied with
IA. PURE MILK, by leaving orders with Eddy & Tor
ry, Southbridge street. Scott 4 Es Front street the
d24 d2WA
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SPOHTsMANaS EPOT
- -f9a - At - M. gl ,7s 0sa i.17
80 Il. ID GODDAD's. 10 ssa
Union BIook, 1eS Masn ST., worcester.
GINS AND PISTOLS. n,
Here mar be found every variety Of una and Pistols
that h desableior amusement and xtures r the
same For Sporting use, We have DOUBLE barred
Guns frou Ten DoaFn upwards; SINGLE barreied Cuns
barrel being rned the other smooth Ensle barrels
Also, osgs, wads, Powder RAAskr, Shot and Game
EGPEATIxG PISTOLS. Y-
Colts. ofEarious niEssi chieopes, with Maynard self
primer rirAohed3 Allied ThnrbeF's Revolver, Smith
4 Weulnnis Volcanic DsalA Dssissj and q Va
risiy o. othsrs-~au Of which will BE- sod at san
tbs lowest possible prices! li
ALLEYS BKEECH-LOADtNc RIFLE
which he bet Srsech-loadng Rifle 10 the coantry
firing eighteen fnes q fhs snssafs throwing bali
II twelve rods FouEh eight inches Slid timber oar
Eying mile, haEing TIE advantage Al other
brcschloadsfs IL noteaking and free from ALI chance
Tor socaspt y loading. ssi-sssfq tas tiHs - rHs
Al Rides Dayyantcd to shoot soal 'a "
They are the ones = All who design going west mak.
hog ons man match Tor twehtS lave men with common
guns The puhie nrsinyted % cali and oxnm'hs them
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u, o., GODDARD,
q az Uniea Blssksl Ha hIbtV NJ.
N Efa~a1ffeS09--SsiDsR ~ aFseil- haS. on iIand .
M largQsaepoAmenio ~ Door G7usnk, hna Hnnsf
Ke -, Vhirh ~ ut ~ - oniar - ahof Dooe. ~ NO
Aled, on hRpd good assortment Of rrunks Yafisss
&c Ssgss ~ ~ sesn' a w.
-
WDOOK AND 10BaPRIHTINGa Or
Id TtCK, Eo M Main sherle Worcester, Mass.--
oulap fum1y ggen1gxrIy r1iru1pl %.
Ia
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rS>RY Or. CL0UGH'S CDLUMB;AN
PILLS
These !iHs getting wonderful sale for new thing
market, the they disease so certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Couptan He8dache Oostiveness Piles
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEMALES TO USE,
under ali delicate circumstances these Pills are the MOS
mild innocent and certain of any medicine ever discov
cred. The proprietor is willing forfeit the medicine ia
all cases, if the pills do give satisfaction when faith
fully used. Powerful, drOstic pprgatives gen rally do
more hurt than good butthese Pills are not such an ar
tele they mild and gentle but powerful to ex
pei and cure disease and every family would do well to
Keep them IN the house for in preference to any other
medicine Try these Pills, by all means Sold in Vor
cester by D. Scott, g. r. Spnrr j. Green and an medicine
dealers everywhere. BDRR & FOSTER Boston sl1esx,
o1o sus.s5f sIawtf s,a e. 81 : '
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Onlnibuses
NEW WORCESTER 8 LINCOLN So
o M N b u s.

OHANUE UF TIME,-MOnday, DC. 10, 1906.
.-f.I Leaves New Worcester, ea
At0A, 81, and l0s, a, NJ and II, ST. st. and 81 P. NJ
ItsA Leaves Lincoln Square Sd W ~
Alta 81 and IL, A. NJ, and "a, 25, and $50 p. M
Leaves Harrington Co ner at 9, PM.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square. 1al
-N4 ,1oit.sE sal. SUNDAYS. p i'a| y q '44
VIII leave New Worcester At 10 A. NJ, and il P. NJ.
returning at the close OF meetings.
~ Pare each way, 9 n cents.
DIS DIFF a. LIB STONE, Proprietor.
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sfVGf44 7hEAYAM dNA NYINU9ME
~ ,iiagi iaa sssolr aiai loi .lai 90 ~ 4
.snAG NhNssA
S1lid s1HcL a.s1aA % ~ lat
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SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton wooden and other manufactures machinery,
chaudse Stores public buildings, dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching aud Printing Works, and other prop ry, at
current rates of premium.
DIsEoToRs III. N Slater, Earl P. Mason Royal Cha.
pin, Wm. A. Robinson, James H Read. John W Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter, Benz F. Thurston Christopher s.
Rhodes Emmanuel Searle, Providence; edward w. Law.
ton, Newport; Robert Rodmsn, North Kngstown; HIN.
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher Pawtucket; James
II. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. G. Ballou, Woousocketi
james s. Cook. Burrllvie.
Office in the Jones Building, No II Westminster St,
Providence, R. 1. JAMES. II. READ, President.
IMMANUEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer
Providence Dec l6 1856. diff dis
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NotiGes.


Third door from Exchange.
On Cypress St. Merrihelds Buildings, Worcester Mass
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Without meaning to dIspaage any Of our neighborswe
win add that from long experience We have had in the
buliness and the superior facilities possess In regard
70 ths purchase Of Goods feel Ius ed Saying that
We can Or better article Is per cent cheaper than It
can be parchased elsewhere in the city.
AF94iEa bak ge1 WAXMAN HANS,
die an III Main St, opposite waldo Block
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G HEPARD'S GRAHAM FLOUR
- barrels and half barrel and the best ever offered
for sale in this market. A w. II. HARRIS,
40 du Bank Block, Foster street.
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EHNO LIE lathe junction of Main and Southbridge
n streets, large SHOP containing rooms. suitable
for manufacturing Boots Shoes Possession given at
the list of January Also, STORE in Stones Block fit
ed for and recently occupied grocery Possession
given g. immediately. Inquire sf q T.s.sFoNE,
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/ FHNO RENT-The commodious Rooms recently occu
a pied by t. K Earle Co.. as Gard Factory, at
Washington Square; is 35xS0, and 50x60 feet
with attic over it. These rooms well adapted to the
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing business. Apply to J0-
sEPH PRATT, for terms and further particulars. y 1
1f27 r.al diff - s-qeF 4,t.E- q 81
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90 fet.

EVoR SALE AND TO LET-Two large
~ rooms Willard Wards carpenter shop, Burn
side place. souhbridge ST. There connected with the
rooms Horse Power Machine Saws, Matching Machine,
and other machinery for making boxes, or any Jobbng
where power is wanted which the subscriber will sell
the most reasonable For further particulars
qure of A. EATON, 23S Main Street. Worcester or Will
LARD WARD and J, Q. FRENCH, on the premises.
diff a HN% dtf
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TOPF, THBN,.TS For THE SICK.

do not make a business of sending medicines to
agents bat re lr speedy and sure cures upon being able
to prescribe the medicines myself Persons consult
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

that nothing shall escape. IT, however, there is any
sun of money or any valuable, however trling, the
letter and contents are handed over to another clerk
who simply examines the name and address, and then
encloscs tic whole back TO the writer. The rest of
the letter IS forbidden TO be read If the writer can
mol be found, the letter is then carefully preserved
with its contents, for years. until every chance OF its
being reclaimed has died away. During The last
quarter. Sl2G55 received IN about 200 letters
ut the dead letter office. Not quite SjOO10 . year
Il generally thus received in about 10000 letters
about. on IN average, So - letter. OF this il IL cal
cnatcd that nine-trnth3 are returned to the sender
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND pllu3NIX BJTTERS
Nl These preparations have stood the test Of long
experience, and as n family medicine have proved s-
peior in curative propcrtics in g the varied types
nt fever scortnla, liver and bladder complaints ncu
ralgia and all those annoyances which are clagscd rs
nervous complaints. For travellers they are nvaua-
bic w y. NoilW NJ. D.. @Sj Broadway New York
For sale at The Drug Store Of |. y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS
CAN BE HAD Al
G.. -AA.- 1NEATTTJS', :,
TJ.IN


CAN BIZ HAD Al
E. -kA.- 1%TEANUS',
CLINTON, La.
S | An DESIROuS OF REDUCING Ny VERY
l. heavy stock of goods, shall from now until the
- Of January next, offer my stock for Cash or TO
God customers at very reduced prices, consisting in
art Of The following articlcs
Heavy 3, and points Negro Blankets
Very fine large Bed Blankets
French and English Mtrinocs
Black and coored Alpaeas
Plads Of every variety for dresses
Plain and fancy De- Lanes
Plain and fancy Cn.hmcrcs
Dress silks of The latest sycs
French. English and American Prints
Gingbams of every variety
81, rs. III d 81 brown aud blcached Domestics
rs Il III WoOdvllc and Baton Rouge lowells
Heavy stripe and plaid Lowclls for Negro dresses
Brown and blcarhcd Twill Domcstics
Brown and bcuchcd Canton FlanncIs
White. Red aud yellow Flanncls, great variety
Opera Flunucl- all styles
large assortment Of Clothing
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps
Mems and Boys Boots aud Shoes
A large assortment Of Ladies and Misses Shoes
Ladies cmb'd and IT, 5. lldkrs great variety
Gents silk and bOrdcred l.. e. IldkIa
\ large assortment Of Ladies and Misses Hose
Gents Mernp. lamhsWool and Cotton ] Hose
White Juconcts plain aad figured Swiss
Null Niuslins, Bishop Lawns
Ladies aud Gents Gloves. Ribbons. Laccs
ln.crtings and Edgings. great variety
\ large lot Of Worked Collars. very cheap
Linen Damask. Table Cloths, Towcling
Wool tarpeting. Hemp Curpcting
Plaid Ligseys. Negro kersnys
Sattinrts. Kentucky Jeans, Twccds
Blauk and fancy Casumores
White and cola spool Thread, black and coorcd
Flag Thread
Fine l.. =. Shirts. Narcotics bosom Shirts
Mcrino and l.. Wool under shirts Drawers
Negro Suii. striped Negro shirts
Apron Checks. Dcnims. Stripes
Fine Linens, brown Linens. camhrics
Also a full assortment Of Groceries
Baggng tlopr. Twinc. Nails. Powder
Shot. Lead. Crockery, Hollow Ware
Woodwarr. Spades, Shoycls. liamcs
Horse and Mule Collars Saddles. Brides
Martineales. Girtls. Buggy Harness
Very choice Tobacco, Br0oms
Aud ia nct almost every article that can br found il
= country store All ol which will bn sold at yer,
low prizes Cash advances on Cutonas usual.
noy2S G. \. NEAFl'S.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.


v. No. 2f39.
Arthur II. Hart.
Di VIRTUE OF \ WRIT of iieri iacias issued in
ID the above entitled suit from the Honorable Court
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff Of East Fclici-
ANA have seized on and will offer for sale at the
Court House door. il the town Of Clinton, Parish
and STATE aforesaid. on the
FIRST SATURDAY OF JANUARY,
ISIS. al ! o'clock, \. ", Of said day. all The right.
tIiln interest and claim The said defendant Arthur
II Hart hu- ID and 70 the following named property.
to ~it
4 certain lot or ground lying and being stuat-
cl in the town Of Jackson, said Parish and
State, together with all the improvements
thereon and all tcrents aud revenues arising
tncrrtron said lot hcinr the same on which
Said Arthur H. Hart nov resides, and known
on the iguratiyc plan Of said town. as frac-
tional parts Of lots no. six lG), and seven
%, in square No. clcycu (lD.
TERMS ur .id,
\ crcdil NJ T. months.
d.r. ~ lHi7 H. y. q. hEhWN ~hcriil.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

ScRupuI ous DEIIcAcY WITH REGARD TO DEAD LET
TERs.-Every Postmaster, once quarter, returns all
the letters for which he can find no claimant TO the
Department at Washington. confidential clerk
breaks the seal of all these and opens them, but does
not read line lie simply ascerans If there is any
thing in them. If there is not, they are without iur-
ther trouble packed away for burning, and all con
sumed by fire in an oven prepared for the purpoe 80
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
LOVE, DESERTION, DEATH.

In April last says the ST. Louis Republican, here
came to this city from Peoria, H., u young lady
named Martha Van Buren,. BY the death Of her
mother she was left an orphan and being nj the time
in feeble health owing to constant watehIulness ot
the bedside Of her parent during long Illness she
came to ST. Louis in search Of an uncle who was sup
posed to reside here. and who she thought would
afford her home until she could regain her strength
Upon arriving she examined the directory. but did
not find his address. She wrote numerous letters.
but noticing they were advertised every week, she
knew they did not reach him. Finally, becoming
dishcaroncl, she reluctantly rcnquished the idea ol
finding him, and set about seeking something to do
After having suffered many dsapponhcnls she
ut length obtained employment at the business OF
binding shoes for one Of the extensive estab sllmcns
in the city. Il not hard work, and graaua,y ner
health improved. With the return o hraith 10 hrr
cbnrI, she bcpnn TO think of returning TO Pcora but
fearing that 10 20 back to the place whetr her mother
died would start arcsh The ngonzng rnin occaslohed
l,v her death She concluded il would be best TO re-
main until time should fill mp The great vod That The
loss of her parent had let in her bosom
Abnpt this pcriod there appeared 1t young man OF
an nf,ucut and respectable family. who having heard
her story from some quarter called u'h her ,0u hci
who he was and said he had been deeply interested
in her welfare and hoped if Slr wanted assistance She
would not hesitate to make il known, aud hc would
cndcavor to enlist some Of his friends il her behalf
Miss Van lircn was grateful lor tins kind1csi, ANA
told him So at the same time adding Thai she dId not
need any help then. and was getting along very CON
fortably She thanked him sincerely for his we'll
wishes and generous rr"icr and thr interview wa
ended.
A few DAYS afterwards The same gentleman adj
dressed her a note in which he stated his fear that
Miss Van Buren, had refused assistance from motives
ol dccacy and on account ul his not having been
known to her. lr assured hrI that he lal been u'-
,untcd hy 10 selfish ~ d4lOHorlblc d.s'gi. and ia
conclusion begged Icr. ii he coad " " any aid ~
stand upon no ceremony ~ cuu,tSsiHg II. 10 lHs.
Miss Van Barren replied before, taking care to oy
oncratc herself 10 him ui any suspicion tW hs con
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS, AND PIIT-
NIX BITTERS.

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POlS0NS.
rNlIE great popularity which Moiatt,s Life Pills
| and Phoenix Bitlcrs have attained in consequence
ofhc extraordinary cures effected by their use rem
ders unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into
particular analysis of their medicinal virtue or
properties. Having been more than twenty years
before the pubic. and having the united testimony
Of more thun Three Millions Of persons who have
been restored to The enjoyment Of perfect health by
them it i believed til ht their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public. admits of
no dispute. In almost every city and village in the
United States. there are many who are ready 70 cs-
tify 70 their efficacy IN removing disease and giving
to the whole system renewed yigor and health.
In Of Scroua. lccr~. rcuryy. Or Ernptions Of
the Skin. the operation Of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing often removing ina few days. every YES
tigc OF those oatl-ome diseases by their purifying
effects on the blood Fever and Aguc. dyspepsia.
Dropsy Piles. and in short, most all diseases, soon
yield 10 their curative propcrtica
No family should De without them. as Ivy their
timely much suffering ana expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM i. MOFFAfT, VI. D., New
York, and for sale BY
july 20, 1851 ISAAC y. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MASONS sacred Harp. Aiiu'a Christian Minstrel,
M Aiken lmmaHuel Minstrel Hinton. Instructor.
ana Sheet Music 70 order: superior NolHs Flutes.
Accodcons. and Flutanas: Violin Strings. American.
English. Chinese. and italian: Violin Screws Bridges
Bows. Ne. for sale hy |. \. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

, u, , , lu ...fl.... .rlt#
-A'h's Y IT. r 'A'.a IL
hcloln aliounia4 Fas5 q tn' i"'ias1 resolution ~
ghc question ur rr=opna tho slave trad with Nri
80, M. rr,,tco +. f5rufu., f., attract 'lr.l3e
,l,., - .,,,. ..,1,,.,,.,,. r., +,
attention Throughout o. '"N'h y veil Il hlI Ior T.
is one Of vast importance aud dire. T" b' Nsli
studied before any dteia.yo iga gmsI, crl Dc FORM Il
,n,, II
90,
-. bs he.'r" W ne i(3'1""' 2, - '.l.l q I'..
lhat our I'm" ~. ~ ''i' '''. " ,,' ".'.
iaptt. hit','S i'Iass' p" :" y" X ~ -. ''l ~
(" inc nll'I T,a. l' i.gG 4 ~ ". ".
'Tagh'loh :" w E.nAf. w. III, n, ,'''
M Aficah Say % - ~ s''N I""3a..ls
,itrFllofl,S "' 'ni' n"i NJ" 'ur r. " - ="
'hhii'he NV ~ ''." Eil' 'n'',' s"'' - a'2
species oI tr"'i'} ID 5fl iiu'p ~ - 5'' VI .'t
N'Ssr'. N'' ""G " fael th +''T" + - II - ',
~ 10 men ht"I'A' e'tiot' "" at4.'@' IT. 1""' .'
lil' aha person
Reolrai iftacr, 9h4t t'ta Governor ia felH a
TO transmit copies III ihesa resolution ~ r'P ~ Ia0
bcrs Of Congress and the Governor ot all tie ttiz
of the Union.
Tne Sl,yr I1t,pn=Thc Columbia Cueli4ian pub
IS, r.it,,i,,.... a., ,..s,,l,;5.s ,.,.,,toI 4,
:, Shes -, '"'.'"''' :. a.,
the SENATE "l SCUM l""ilha 'g 49, A"f 'N' '''
dhe special committee tp whom wa rriared that part
~ Coy Adams MESSAGE which relates a thr slayn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
PLANTATION FOR SALE.


rpNE NpERslGNED OFEEE. FOR SALE. his
| Plantation on Black Crock, tg9 mil south Of
jack son sixteen aa, -onh we-tof Glinton, and nine
miles distant FROM Port Hudson Louisiana. contain
ing about sixteen hundred aad twenty-five acres
100 acres Of which HPp cleared
HI WILL ALSO SELL.
With said Tract Of Land, one hdudred and ily 5hnres
Of Citilcl7 Bank Stock
--.N ALSO: ::
The stock Of lIogs. Cattle aud sheep: farming uten.
sill, ana Blacksmith Tools
ALSO:
Eiglt or ten Mules, and two or trcc wagons.
HE WILL Also
Furnish on the place Corn III 30 cents per bnshel
and Fodder at - cents per hundred pounds.
This plantation is IN II high state Of cultivation,
and 100 acres Of the land has been recently cleared.
1t has sixteen argro houses with brick chimneys
a brick blacksmith shop; also commodious stables
and barns Il new gin stand with 80 saws, and new
cotton press; well and cstern besides two large
ponds of water, about eight feet deep, which contain
an ample supply of water for stock through the en-
tire year
THIS plantation will be sold on the most liberal
forms as to time Those wishing 10 purchase will ap
ply to me at my place ON the Atchnlaoyo lyonIa
70. or to my agent, D. liAnpEE, Clinton, La.
nov % ROBERT PERRY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

-" The above article. can be seen in part at Mon
talh's Saddlary Manuactory, Butler n Koch's Car
riage shop, and at the Jcwclry and Book Store of
Nauman * Strauss.
TICKETS for sale at the above named places
oct II. 1887 I'd.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
ulNAGEEs
TICKET ONE DOLLAR-AND EACH
TICKET A PRIZE.

Drawing to take place in public as soon as all the
tickets arc disposed Of.
The following 3lI constitute the principal Prizes,
varying from II 80 to SliI O0
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Theatrical and Musical.

Nmos GARDEN fine programme for night c'ntans
ush, rope exercises, Festival Dansant AMI Jeromes
excellent comic spectacle called "BsDco"
Bow,RY THKArRx -"R'p Van winkie" AMI I" tduda, the
Sega Grit" with Mr. Chsnfrsu In the lea ting characters,
together with . good farce, are announces TO; this
evening.
DrRrnN's Mr. and wrs Florence again W play the
principal parts In the Ditch Enigrsnt" the Yankee
aousekeeper" and "a Lesson Tor Husbands" In which
they have already won 20 much applause.
wAiIAcs-Mrs J. ". wallscs, Jr., will this evening
~ rform the OF Romeo IN Romeo anf Juliet"
supported by Mrs Hoey juliet, and Mr. ester Mer
cuto. "Kil or Cure Is 70 close the entertainments
LAURA KsxSs's The play called "Idfes Troubled
Tides which appears 10 have creaed quite diversity Of
opinion among the critics IL " be given with variety
the aferpiece, N night
snuos sAiooS.-Mme. Ia Oranges farewell concert IS
10 take place this evening She will have the assstsnce
q number Of ,eror aru,s as will be seen BY the bills
AsrRicsS MrsEux The sughsble pieces entitled FRY
Ing IL On" and "a Pheasant Neshbor" are 10 be perform
ed aernson and The effective drama OF "Fraud and
is Victims IN the evening.
MrSsrRsrsY In addition 10 the usual E'bopsu mesnge
have the farce ~ "Dsrk Deeds" at Geo Chrsy
and Woods; the operate spectacle ~ Aladdin" at Buck
ley's and the burlesque "Comt" at BryanPs,
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porrLE MrNpKa N KsNruckY--P.rupn assn s,r


the Lexington aud Covogton train we're ia sing
couple OF miles this side Of Winchester Kentucky on
Saturday, the body Of discovered living near
the ROAD, ADD s little farther another body lying
similar condition was seen The parties were Col James
Price, Of Clark county ky old and esteem med CITIZEN
aud his son. fine and promising young man Both we're
found weleng In their blood the father having receive
the contents OF double barrel gun loaded with beck
shot In the abdomen and lover part Of his body while
the had been shot through The body by bullet from
= revolver Both we're breathing when found and il Il
yet hoped that the old gentleman may survive ahou "a
hope II entertained o the recovery Of the son The
particulars Of this saDcunsry affair We have been able
70 learn them folows:Tne lady OF Colonel Price
under the OF "Molly Broom IL c0ntrbu'or 10 the
Ohio Eupisr and in rcceut 0mmunicatOn 90 that Jour
nal she gave a description OF a family residing In her
neshberbood, from tho mismanag of whose heal
much domestic anicop and disastrous consequences hal
arisen Unfortunately n nerhbor named CIV took the
matter "a intended for himself, aud few days SINCE
meeting Colonel Price. he demanded " be consdered bin
self BILE for what his ~fe wrote The Colonel Who
was unconscious OF what he alluded TO- replied In rather
ocular manner that he not, and the parties sepa atcd
mon Apparently friendly terms On Saturday moyuing
Col Price was riding horseback at the spot above de
dgnatcd his con similarly mounted, being some distance
behind when he was intercepted by Cay VINO carried
double brcled gun which he discharged full at the Co
lopc who fell from his horse, 10 all appearance dead
The sou nj this moment Fastening 10 the spot, Gay drew
revolver and again fred with such fatal eject hat the
500 also fel --Csrasnos, Ct~ssriai, yunss