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Shae Manufacturers Goods!

s. y. PAgDEssUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANcAIs, LASriSGs, SILK AND COTTON
LAcErs, GALLONS, RIBBONS. BOOT AND CATER
wERs. EI.Asr.c WEBBING, SHOE THREAD BUT
TONS, Mo.soCoo. KIDS, BLACK AND cotosiED roi.
LET SLIPPER uPPE.Rs, &c, sc ~.
No. 80 WILLIAM sIREsT, NEW YORK.
JaneiS-5m
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.ettsr from the President of the United States

"hxkcUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan 3lst, 1858 /
''MR. EMANUEL LYoS.-Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure to inform you that the Royal Commission, of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you a Medal
and certificate Tor the great value Of your Magn, tic
Powders, &c. MIIARD FILLMORE, Chairman
The above was accompanied by certificate of
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CLEKK AND MASTFR,sSAIE

WHEY Bradford ct ais VS.. James H. Marler ct ais.
u Court at Nashville Tennessee. nrononncaS ~
.ne above cause at lis, May Term. 1882 will expoSe
~ ~ pubic sale 70 highest bidder at the Court
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DY virtue OF venditioni exponas 20 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, al It's May Torn,
1888, VIII expose 70 public sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. al the Court house Yard 10 the City
Of Nashville, on saturday, the 2oth day OF August
1888 all the right Title claim, interest," ana estate
which James stspheis then had, or may have since
acquired in and 20 the following decroed tract
lying in the county OF Davidson State Tennessee In
ID trict No. 4, bounded follows: on the north by
m Binkiy, on the west by Jacob Shame On the
south by VIM BiDkly, on the East by Sarah stephens
containing about acres being levied the prop
srty OF James Stephens 10 satisfy judgment
dered IN favor of johnson K Blair.
JAMES II. HINTON
july15-td Sheriu OF Davidson countv
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Opposite sewanee House, Nashville,
Keeps eonsratiy hand good supply OF all sizes az
ne above Masters FIVE MINUTE ICE CREAM
FREEzERS. iunel IT
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CHANCERY SALE

HTpSg,. ssy BEL az We. J.las = Owen
PSh-', 70 decree Of the Chancery Court .t
Hasnvhie, N the above named cause I will an
pose u public ssle, at the Court iu Nashx,,,s
A. al, IL O'Clock, On MONDAY, THEsIH Day OF Ar,
ooSI NfAl, upon credit OF q, II aud Ia months
without tue right OF redemption or re purchase tls,
s1tole tract OF Land, purchased Of Montgomery
t 90 ~ sAlu James T. Owen, and now occupied bv
MN, lying on the Franklin Turnpik Road ahou, n
S mines rom TINS city, Containing between and hun
orea acres. more particular descript,op xiII ~.
tulys-tc Co.. go ~,
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Spffial Aotifts.

THE popularity Of the " exican M ustang
Lfufmenti is co-extensive with the civilization OF
the globe Other articles claim aIlreiate pain and
dstress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers. Livery
men. sc, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
ical and Scientific men.
RHEU ATIST,
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Plies,
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores. scrofula stn JOINTS
Felons, swelings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
raIgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such Ring bone, Gall. Scratches, SPAWN PolEvil
Sweeney, HeoraiI, &C., are subdued and Cared
by the
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Shrrif,s Salfs.
SheriM,s Sale.

DY virtue OF 6 yendtoni exponss % me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee. at its May Term,
1859, viii expose IA public sale, the highess bid
DER for cash, at the Court house Yard In the City
Of Nashville. on Saturday, the 2o1h day of Augusi
1853, all the right title, claim, interest and estate
which Samuel w mundson then had, or may have
tract Of land lying in the County Davidson, State
OF Iennessee, in district No. g. Lot No. g h the d.
vision OF the lands Of Samuel McAur-ay, deceased,
Lot NO l. In said division and running north les loes
10 stake, thence east IS poles stake, thence
south los poles 70 stake, thence west TO the begin
ming, Containing 49, acres. being the iot piece.
or parcel OF land out OF which the dover or % \
acres has been assigned and silotted 10 Nancy Whte
being levied on as the property Of Samuel W. Ed
mundson, 10 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of
William koiwel- JAMES NJ HINTON.
lulYl1td Sheriff OF Davidson
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Glass Shades! Glass Shades!

or all sizes for covering CLOCKS, FLOWERS, BIRIs
ORNAMENTS, az, &C.,
Constantly on h nd and made TO order.
DEPOT 100 WILLIAM siREET, Corner OF Ann,
NEW YORK.
The trade supplied with price list, application.
iunel5-6m
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This is the hat that Pau CSiis tore
From Fdu9hn's bald head to IN Ike secure
A debt Of three or four dollars or so,
In the road one day in Hawkins.
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42o BRoAp STREET. PurIApEIpHIA, PA.

(ErTRAn,) "In lifting the kettle from the IRE IL
became ur manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp II was an
awful sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared to ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly without soreness,
and left no scar Of account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

~ The Washington correspondent OF th'
N Y. Herald Gays that Douglas has made ter
ribie "muss" among his friends. by his Hsr
per's Magazine article. The Hsrpers have
copyrighted il. and this prevents the Douglas
papers frsss copying il, aud besides indicates
that be has tskes pay Tor Patting forth fres'
idential manifesto. His FRIENDS are greatly In
csnsed and telegraphie dispatches are constant
ly coming to him asking him 10 disovn oil
connection With eopyrighting. and psy. The
Hrraid's correspondent - remarkable for zen
sat.on announcements. ADD We advise nobody
TO believe.
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Cincinnati rket.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.
Flour is unchanged aud the demand local
sales 800 barrels at 4.65@ rs for scperfne
and 4. s0@5 Is for EXTRA.
whisky T. doll but unchanged: sales 40o
barrels al 2ik 23sc. The latter rate for va
gon.
Grain. Wheat Is steady aud firm. it'll sales
of 900 bushels. good White at IA. 500 bush
els good Red at .Oi. aud 600 bushels good
mixed at 10.
Corn is steady and prices unchanged, sales
100 bushels At tic.
Rye aud Barley, unchanged.
Oats are in moderate d,msnd. and prices
steady. sales 0O0 bushels. to arrive al @0c.
ani 600 bushels at the depot at &c.
Good demand for Bacon: with sales Of 400
hhds. at &c. shoulders. and 9d9Ac. for Sides.
chiefly at the former rate which Is n decline;
Sides are now held firm at 9sc..
Mess Pork nominal.
Groceries, Sugar in good demand with sales
OF 700 hhd.. at 7Cd7fc.
kolasses add Coffee, are unchanged.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

II The fugitive slave law-the construction
put upon it North aud Souih-was happily -
Illustrated by Mr.. Cor~in. in speech To the
electors Of Lawrence county. Ohio. There are
certain things in the fugitive slave law hate
full to the people ia the free States. For in
stance. thes are opposed to it under the sup
position that any slsvsholdsr has a right To
come into a nee State. lay his hand on H..
shoulder OF a eitiz.n. and say. Go aud catch
my nigger." Here Mr.. COruin appealed to
Mr. Moo~. Kvuiucky Congre- elect. To
know II he was corrected. Moore answered
promptly. THAI Nr. Corwin respond
ed:
gress never mcsrt that. That would make
slaves Il ~ white msn. aud Ne cant suffer
that. Well. the slaveholo.r puts hrs hand on
ny shoulder. and tells me 10 40 aud catch biz
niger.
well" says /. What will you give me.
siff'
Nothing. SIR. 60 catch my niger =
Congress meant no such thing They do
snloln all good citizens to aid IN The execution
II the Law. hut hey mean nothing mote than
your States ell nsan when you give the po y er
TO sheriff to execute their Laws. Ii sssoe OF
yonr people an kentucky have got such thing
that into their heads. you had better send
them Ia Sunday School.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

WHnr CONSTITUTES RIcH AN-ThIrfy
years ago, says New York correspondent Of
the Charleston Courier. man in New York
extremely rich who was worth 5000. 900,
and very few in New York we're worth that
There was old Nat Prime. al the firm Of Prime,
Ward 4 King. John G.. Cestcr, Robert Len.
nox Stephen Whitney. men worth "A quarter
Of a million. Old John jacob hstsr wa
worth three or four millions. The richest men
were CONNECTED With commerce. There were
then five or six leading Commercial firms, such
a q. q. 4 5. Rowland. Goodhue d Co. Grin
nell. Mln,urn Il Co, aud Spoff rd Tilr>ton.
Now there are many hundred Il leading
firms. aud man only worth $3.50 600 j. con.
sldefed a man IN moderate" mol To say in.
digent," circumstances. VIM. h. Astor j.
worth about tLiuy five millions; Georg- Law
is worth about Ten millions; 80 IL Stephen
Whitney. Commodore Vanderbilt will no;
cut up less than eight millions Dozens OF
people are worth five millions, aud mere mil
hoaves' are quite common: aud 10 furnish ih.
Courier with lit Il this poor class would u-e
sp several columns. Our old merchants " hr be-
came very rich, never made I. ~ trade. When
they had done good years business. they
drew out $1,000 or 81 O00 and bought real es
tate. passed a lot yesterday. that the presses 1
owner once paid S. 900 for, aud has refu-, d
5000 900 for Il Il. zen times. The profits Of the
merchants, small or large, invested from year.
to year, years ago, have made thrm vastly
wealthy. without their exactly compr.hend,ng
how IL was.
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Good four j. one Of the best 81 things. Nc
difference hos perfect the wheat Is. II 1t ia nO'
properly converted into -four. you will not
hare good bread. We are indebted To Mr.
Nebergali. for one barrel u -four made a, h.
uill al Farmer.burg
We have had part CT the same converted in
to brad by an exPerieseed hsad. and we find
u Whit. light sud most delicious. Indeed
the aoer - very superior article. and wil
commend itself to all Who nasy .n~e II. Mr.
NebSrgail will soon begin to sspply our citi
rens. and they may De-, assured IN ge,,ias q
frs, rate article. whenever they purchase sny
q his nour
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BIRDS AND TsK HoStSs ooS--Kev. Henry
Ward Beecher. IN one Of bis recent letters 10
the Iadepe ndest. says:
1t may be some comfort TO you to know that
birds are nearly through their song season.
II Is only in motherhood aud marriage that
thsy sing. Like many other pretty creatures.
upon whose musical education great pain.
have been bestowed. birds. after they 20 TO
housekeeping and have children TO bnng up.
forget to play much. aud quite neglect all their
accomplishments. The dear little sparrow
is an exception. Tins little homely bird sings
right through the year. IA green leaf, yellow
leaf, aud scar leaf"
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TO A......


tAesxh fsieads fsss@ke thee In the hoar % grief,
And foes should seek thy pleasures 10 destroy,
whea thou oanst find esher sweet relief
To tara nfs's bitter cup To klissfsi JOY.
Forget not, sheash la sorrow thou ssesid pl,es
Thai have ever teen . ME nd OF thine.
Tho sorrows blight should dim thy iastrous eye.
And slasder's busy tongue should greet thine ear,
Oh, heed not murmars idly pa<sisg by.
Nor give myself away TO eoabt aud fearss
W hea fsithless ones before thy sorrows nec,
Forget not there 10 osk that cares for thee
The thoughtlsrs gay may laugh atthy distress
The proad may scorn thee a. thou psssest BY,
but have learned To pity and To bless.
And &c FATTY wipe the tear from sorrewseye.
Remember. then. IL thou should ihink Of me,
That one Kind friend hast not forgotten thee.
August, is59. VT.
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IL The Hon. John +. Hale in his speech at
the recent Pilgrims Celebration. SAID that while
he was coming along in the cars. a reporter oil
Boston paper asked him for a sketch Of the
remarks he.proposed TO make. lie shook his
head, intimating that there was nothing in it.
The newspaper nan took the hint aud kind y
said. "Mr. Hale. il you really have no speech
prepared. have several little speeches. which
prepared for my Massachusetts fricuds. aud
will let you have one Of them"
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pJohn g. SAKE. the city poet Of the Green
Mountains-one Of The writers for The L~dser
and the Democratic essd,daie for Governor
81 Vermont. has ssnoaneed platform per
ieetly este. he refers 10 his first annual mes
cage" for fell exposition Of be political sen
simenss. A bis party 10 In . very ANAL min.
Gritty and be has about as much chance ss -
have a becoming Governor Of Vermont. HE
promise is safe.
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u The moderation of Louis Napoleon il
characterized n the London Nenrs of the 18th
by the following words. put into he mouth Of
the French Emperor:
II have proved myself a General: / have
tested my rlfied cannon: l have slept in my un-
ele's bed: won two great actions aud sacrificed
some thousand hecalombs to the god Of Bat
ties. aud nov. when France - satisfied. Eu-
ropo Is content" let me make things pleasant
with Austria. and z. back ADD celebrate the
81. Napoleon 1t Notre Dame" This sort ot
''ooderaiion may do very we'll - IN operation
for the rise on the Bourse. bot as distant and
di>iuterested spectators we have right To ask
whether IL would deserve the satisfaction Of
Italy and of Europe.
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Rrossa New Orleans.

NV OhLkAs-. Aug ..
Doctors Poster and Chappio. Physicians Of
the charity Hospital. ~ho have Tor some time
psst entertained an sninso-iiy towards each
other. srising from prolesssot al jealousy. mes
on one OF The public streets yesterday aud an
alteration esseej. when DIR. Foster drew a
revolver and fred 81 DR.. Chsppin. tao Of the
balls taking effect in the body Of The latter.
causing Wounds OF dangerous character.
The steamship Philadelphia, from Havana.
has arrived. Sagsrs were doll. Sterling III
change vas quoted 81 lag ia per cent pre-
MUM.
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NKw YoRK. Aug. ~.
The steamer Aetna made an excellent run
from Liverpool 10 Boston. having beaten the
America into the latter port about 30 hours.
although shs left Liverpool 10 hours later than
the America.
Ii was enormously sisted yesterday that the
Aetna brought files Of European papers
from the Liverpool agent Of the Associated
Press. They were received through the post
Office. their delivery here having been delayed
about Is hours by the Purser of the Aetna
neglectiog to deliver the bag to the Boston
agent, ~ HON IT WAS addressed.
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Trhe Nsfssssi Ers speaking 81 the di,is
ION in The Democratic party. says;
The bFsseh grows wider every dsy. and
rebders Il more and more impossible to rally the
people uadsr their old standards. There can
be no anton patched up between he follo~ers
of poux,ss. Nth kis sqastt<r sovereignty. the
cllessrs ~ " l-e. With his slsss code: be col
lovers 81 islfefsou parls. xsih his repeal II
the laws ~hieh prsaibit he Americas slave
trade The two later fsctiens msy pniie CIR
daily. and vii do 50. a. there IL 90 sebastian
tai dtd~-enes eeteeen them, but neither eau
touch psugls-. With Ia. ssasiter pistfam.
~ithout exposing themselves to certain d~frss
by the sguthcrn Opposition ~ho sill not hest
tate 10 stp ~ add occupy The ultra pro-sl.v
cry groand ss som as a. shall De vacated by
The sham Democracy. Neither Gao Mr.. Doug
las come dove from his squs,ter sove<eiruty
platform. 10 that oesapied OF the Southern
politsessus. without ~ once losing the conf;
deuce and seaport Of his Supporters. Even
Mr.. forpey, while usSiag The claims Of M.
Dsaglzs 10 the fr~~iieney. thexs~us 70 d~s<rs
him 4 he ilssbss In The serpsr. of hts prisei.
pies.
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" The subscribers TO the @, gymnasium are
requested to meet at the Court House on Friday
evening. Some six hundred dollars have been
subscribed. and at the meeting on Friday even
ing plan Of building the house vii! be eng
ges,ed. aud the rules and regulations to gov.
eru the establishment will be made. All CHI
Of becoming members are also requested to at
tend the meeting. Journal please COPY
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Tnr Rosp TO Rsu.-In visiting the county
Jail this morning. we noticed smong the 10.
mates the son Of our oldest grocsrymen. lately
deceased, Who ieft . fortune OF i50. 900 To- he
distributed among HE four children. The
young man has frequently been bsf y the 20
lice court. aud his down ard course - attrsbu-
ted 70 bad company add intsmperance.
Amer receiving his share % the estate he
eommensea round Of pleasure and dss-ipa.
too which did not case tlll every dollar was
spent be thea entered upon . career Of vice
ADD II fopnd guilty. II vii inesrcerate him 10
The walls Of ths penitentiary.- Csseissssi
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" TIE public school. in Port Wayne. Al
len county. will not be opened before the lst
Of January. 1860. Allen county - one Of the
richest in the stsls. The Superintendent,
Of Public destruction reports 10 that county
n, 40 children to send 10 school. Her people
are ~illiag to pay taxes fos school porpc~es--
Bos no. The supreme Court decides that the
constitution prohibits Fort Wayne from hav
ing any more or better schools than tbs small
est village in the county
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0SE Snor SrucK.--0re day last week whilst
several gentleman were out on the prairie
shooting chickens, in the vicinity Of this place
Mel. Topping. OF Tere Hauie, fired at one
which happened To be in line between him
self aud Austin Earnest. of this place. a con-
siderable part cf the charge of shot striking
the latter IN the breast. aud one -hos penetra-
tug his chin. barely deep enough, however. To
bury itself Those striking him in the breast
did not penetrate tbs clothing. 80. II appears.
that while Mel. Was shooting chickens &c. ACT.
csoe very near getting sboi Ia the nsek.-fsrs
Beseoa.
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THr CstoHic ESolxx There src bit ~,
Eries.on's C.lofie Enssne- ia the West. one
employed ia priasibs the Cincinnati Press.
and the other the indianapolis Atlss. The
Cincinnati Csssffs. IN referring 10 these 81
gioes ssss their economy aud salty nes seen
10 be bsEoad ali question. The sapsrin,snd
en-, 81 The New York Central Railroad say
that II ore Of the stations where il formerly
eos, them $50 10 $50 Ter month 10 pump The
water. they Dc II no~ with Eriessea's Cal
orc" q, cost net exceeding 81 per moaih.
The expense Of running the EFiessoa's Galore
Eas,as used ia r,ss'ns The "Ps.sy r's". =
has been fsr ak months but Sis. willie thai u
steam. ~ilh the sseees>xry help. for The sans
time. would have cost upwards of 600. Such
80 s--<-
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MossoSIsx Greeley has had the prom
ised talk with "Broiher 3ringham. bal the rev.
Citations Of familiar conversation add be, 1T.
&c 10 the stock ofprevious Information rrgsri-
ing the Mormon institutions add Mormon iif.
Bnngham Young - said 10 be worth <sso .010
and yet not dollar received from the Church.
fsr The rlously pays over every eerthe receives
IN tishxs. and every man - taxed one tenth Of
his p oduee. Fer such a serupploas Saint.
Bringhsm has pro.Pered amazingly. though a.
much esnnot be said forshe community who
follow him. Mr. Greedy does not attempt 10
sxplaia this discrepancy. thoagh he tells -
hinghsm - the oely per.os IN the church
who has not a regular calling. though he Ia.
bfsssn wives. In appearance be deseribvd as
being "Por.iy. fFank. good na,ured. rather
thick set man q hhy eve scsmisg 20 .sioy life.
and ia no psFlieslAF harry 70 set 10 heaven. I"
Those Who succeed 50 vel 90 earth b. ham.
bossiug their fellow men seldom are
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New York Market.

NV YoRk. Aug. 30.
Flour has declined: sales Of 500 barrels at
4 25Cd4 As for State, $50 so for Ohio. and
5 .25Id s, 50 for Southern.
Grair. Wheat - quiet; sales 5000 bushel
at 100 IL for Red. ana 1850 Al for White
C-rn 10 heavy. sales {. 500 bushels at SIC. for
snised. and SAFE for yellow.
Provisions are steady.
Mess Peril - bsoysnt at ~ IS.
Whisky ~ Arm.
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VIM. T.. Evans was convicted Of forgery In
sei-to county. May. Is. 1854. and sentenced ia
the Penitcntisry at Columbus for four years
He was released in ISIS aud commenced work
iug IN Columbus asa master carpenter. lie
cas- superior workman. a man Of fire appear
ancs. ADD of considerably more than common
intelligence BE Conducted himself properly
aud won friends fasi. DE became seq TAINTED
with teacher in one q tke public schools in
COLUMBUS. an accomplished and estimsble
young lady from LorsIn county. and altar a
.hsrt eourt-hip they we're married at the house
Of her father N w.lling,oa. by The Rev. Mr.
Tunnels. Some Two weeks since they went to
Wellington ea a visit.
One day about week ago. Evans showed
her several drafts on houses m ~. Louis and
other places aud ssid he vas going to Cleve-
land to get thsm eA.bed al the Bank OF Com.
meree. IL should have been stated that hls
-ife vas entir,ly iguoraat Of his having been
IN the Psn'tenti.ry She supposed he ehArse
ter VA spotie~.. Shortly after their marriage
they had joined the church together, and he
had apparently ever since been q devout pro.
lessor Of reli son- Evans ieft weiiingtes for
Cleveland promising 10 return on the follow
ing dag. Tie bsrros ed h.s wife's gold watch
AID taok her brother IN Law. oliver watch To
have n Impaired. Mrs. Evans waited anxious.
~ for his retarn. bat he Ssa nas come. aud she
ses os, for Clsreland 10 bDd him.
She could not learn Of him here. and returned
tn Wellington. He had not been there ia her
sbseerer. aud phe proceed to Columbus. On
leaving that city for Wellington they hsd pack
ed their fufnstsre. Intending tn 20 W~-t and
live ansr hey had anished their vlslt TO Well
ingioa Ga arriving IN COLUMBUS. Mrs. Evans
learnsd thai h-r husb<sd had BEEN there. sod
the furniture. and gone. no one knew where
She learned for the first time. that Evans had
been . eostica. and that he had . ~Iir and ssv-
erI CD .irea living IN Lrvls eoaniy. Ky. Ia
the stolen garb of pisty the fellow ~ noe
doubtless Committing rsscslity else here.-
Clrr<ls a. Piaas d<s1w
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BALTIMORE, Aug. =.
The national anniversary of the German
Turner'S commenced here last night with a
procession. Fireworks and other d~monstra
tons { welcome to the delegates from dIffsr
en-. points. The members Of the tu,rd Of trade
with merchants aud business generally have
invited call for q town meeting Tn adopt
measures TO secure the maiatsinsnce of order
at the coming election. and put in nominal on
reliable men Ia OPPOSITION To the nominees Of
the rowdy clubs. The call is signed by a
Thousand names Of our most influential citi.
xens.