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ELUME AND FRANC0NIA HOTEL co
y PANN. WHIIE MNIINI s. INS

PANf, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
r,t TIE arrangement Of tho "FLCME" and "PRO-
LIZ HOUSES announces to Tourists 4
sad the Summer Travel that they will bevEA0
n apared Tor the reception of guests on the
.2.h OF JUNE. These Hotels have recent'v Sesn
snoI9ugh My renovated and newly furnished. are To-
os.ed IN the midst of the most attractive Scenery
OF tne mountains, being in the Immediate vicinity
O. the OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN,n the
rune, Lakes, Cascades, q &C.. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and worces
SeT LIMA ,6I the sPlsndid steamers COMMON
WI WEAii.TH and CONNECTICUT, daily O'Clock
&C the landing of Southern Trains. For further in
Iotrnanon see sms bills ofthe route at the priuci
pal Hotels and Depots, address
f.. :. MARTIN, Agent
yeo-zm Pier ., North River, New york
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MOORs PAVILION

nj; REOPENED.
rnn nis ~ 1e.Snfu, healthy, aud popular WATER
Landing, s4tpbted on the Potomac boe &Ao .
ISeea bIaokstone's Island and Piyey {Es4
10 VII pc open for the reception of visitors on
The Proprietor begs leave tn state that bis Table
VII Dc supplied with all tho delicaces of the Pc
Liquors, Segars, 30. w i"o''
And slwsys plenty Il Fishing and Sailing Boats t.
the enjoy ment OF his guests W
Steamer Ccsmhia leaves Washington every
eGge sday a o'clock a. m, and will land at The
Terms for Board: Sl-sa per day; for a week or
longer ng ~ - per day, or $50 per month.
On iutsner INFORMATION address, tho Proprietor,
LeonsI0towh, st. Msry's county, Nd,
!ee-M X. j. MARSHALL, Prop'r
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W. NEW FURNITURE STORE
W r are now receiving our Fall stock of FJJRNI
lHhE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,0
and selling lower than any other house inW
Washington. We would invite ali TO cali be- ~
sng rs !pm. pm,1hHpsIE p1GE 9ar motto is. "Quick Sales
Old Furniture taken in EXCHANGE for new.
JOHN BONTZ a. BRO.
an 10-ly Odd FeiIov., n III sth,,.
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hARKET9.

u
ys5 ~ 1tNA5Fsss, Trissy = nshf
| w..ths u dar, and s1sant i've seg
uish ~ stage y water ~ ~ ssasSs. -.
ssuiae Sssvasd alsNly. as
SU0AR--7}as-srahsd, III refined, Waite
lOac Clarified 93. Ass5itH " i
COFtR8-t3sl2a.g 4ss.ay -.
MOL ASSES ~ 10 bbs Rsboilsd 70 p q;
BslchsFss S., kegs u, 90. 80 s ass
NAIIS-Ass. q, -. n, asss5. ~
FRUIr-k.i.ipa, prime, Is rs. st Az.
BROONG- 9t, 6da1 OOper dosen.
| WHEAT-New Winter 76ae0c, nsw Spring
S6a64. Prices stsady; good sonnanding OF.
tide ouosatlOus I'll tsT sg VI AsfE
FLOUR Chosce winter es,ss sseail, $500
wholesale; Spsiag As recall, 100 vhoasssls.sz
BEANS-7Sc,ael,00 pr bu1h. a ,9aA
POTATOES-2sas0 pr bush. snF4a
CORN -25A30cts. --Old. @Ma 58ap4l
1 OATH-06o NJ 4asf.s
BUTTER-l3Al6c. f9s -
az EG6S17c. a IN ess. L
I. ONIONS -4OA5Oc. MI sss,.
4 HAY-Timothy. 3s@S. w ~,
WOOD-12 50sS 90.
AHIDES-Green, ta6c.; Dry Flint 12si5
Green Sailed 7aS; Murain ea1O.
WHISKEY-26a27c 800
wOOL-Common, 9s; Half Blood ssas7l;
Pull Blood 35a40.
Rye 42aASc. 3 aas E 4. 1864
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!. GIRARD HOUSE.
80 nv YnnT' ,sa1TT - ~

4vTNHI0 HOUSE = atseseA. . go - ~ nsse
- enyiaeae eusanese lseaaps n thu city, being r.
and Chambers ssrsss, an &sssl eppesls the nnAsoa
River depot. This part % Aa ely kAs vitAln - la
elegant modern styis balsdnos n 6lrsra MseN -
Of ths most elegant . slx stories hghs aad ftente 60
hnndrsd feet each stroek end only squaFes fcA
the Park malins IL oeasoo &C encs asogsshsr csnvSs
nicnt for the txAvslllng eeualty om every qaaseR,
aside from the direct convenieacs rem eered BY -
deppts. e44tf t#H ft4aahIa8@4 tt4*1 III
This House 10 kept - Esrspesa plaA upsA HAteh
slsgan IL iurnisAed A fuey veneiased % sstef.
ant RefssteFy, WHARF ns1saro srvsa ~ - IN he m
n the noss elegant order. Ehs gves The pFelsgeAce,
single gentlemen and adlss sqaaly vel dared ~.
Carriages run eensssay - Ne drenA landiFUs, AAA
al accommodations In way u livery ven&eE6a, and IN
necessary convenisncss which win makg thines belA
cUmfOrtable and cAeep Wnl b - hard. m m ~ As4ls
Give - call and examine for Yourselves, and sAlgo
yenr humbls servant, JOHN I. RANBOM, -
jy3o-dAwtf sss Iii 4ss Rrsprissss.
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The Washington Union Of yesterday, in
speaking Of the arrival Of Cen Scott in that
city, says "This veteran and illnstrious
officer, in his visits to this city, is always
welcomed most cordially by the elite of the
metropolis. He has been called upon by the
members of the Diplomatic Corps now in the
city, and most of our prominent citizens lie
had private interview with the President
yesterday We learn by telegraph that the
General has been ordered 70 the scene Of
difficulties on the Pacific between Gen. IIar.
ney and the British authorities atSan Juan
whittier he will repair with all possible
Dispatch H1
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49, - INEs .Nf3T N0W Y0eh. Dtp. -.
i ELOU1-A shade better and buoyan1 eaes $500
bills q ~ 100e4 state; D. 5000 60 extra
do; ~ 5c0A 50 comm6a 70 extFs western; - 0006 ~
f0f interior 20 good chipping brands extra II Ohio.
Rye -Four quiet at % 108e& 20.
wHEAT-Sales 5000 6sah u q 1s white western;
81 - white Oaaadian. H
IA RYE-Quiet ct 60@61.
4s nARLEY-Quist. 4A ss @ss3# @t Ca
" CORN-Bcafse and nrmss. Sales small. ct 81 Tor
unmixed western.s n
OAfs-Rrm q 4o@S ssr state. Western Ard Cana
dian. 8ksss NA8stg@E e. III t8a8 s% VI u
PORK-Eism aAneaiiaal q sis % for meas elo -
for prime. .4. ST.
BEER-Dhn. @1g
BEEF 4AMs-ouiet Il s15 oo1i7 10. s14
BACOM-Inactivs.a IA. sfs85- E4 5
LARD-stssdy. sales $50 bbls q 10kOilta No I
city and prime western. f a@ Fly
!. BUrTER-sse.dy q 130lsc for Ohio. .l7Q,aie for
State. f#
! CAEESE-Firmrat 909kc. 10
WHIHKRY-Held % 81. h!G 4a
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AZ III R'0 VI
Ague Cure.
ToR THA sREapY CuRE Or /.

EOR ThAl A1AN1 CuAS. ~ &8 N4As ! Nv
Intermittent Fewer or Fever and Agusssu
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, Or Bildp1D
!. Headache, and Bilious Feysrs; indesd
for the whole Glass 81 niseasss Mi&i-
mating in hillary deFangsnant, canned
BY tho Malaria o. miasa4s ec1ntiss.ii
h No one remedy i louder called sor BY tAe ne
cessities Of the American people than . sure md
safe cure for Fever and Agnc. Sneh rcAcdy Z
we are now enabled 30 oAer, with retScet eegst'
tainty that ii will eradicate the disease, and Wif I
assurance, founded On proof, thas % ham 90
arise from it, use in any quantity. Iii lf - Il i
Thar which pr0sects ftoni or prevents this dis-
order must be Of immense saEyice in tho co,nmu-
mites whore il prevails, PrsrenticA y better
than cure, for tho patient escapes ne nix which
diytemper. This "CURE" expels the mlAs.
matte poison Of FEvKRa AND A0uD nom In
System, and prevents the Aevclopamens of -
disease, If fakcn on the first aprroarh - - Prer
monitory symplp1ns- Il IL mot only to beet
remedy ever yct discovered for this class If COM
plants, but also the cheapest. The large Quanr
Gty we supply for dollar brings II within tho
reach Of every body; and in bilious dltficess
where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, cvcry BODY
ahould have 1t, and use IL freely, boeh - 60
and projection. u j. hoped she Uics uih pa1aa
Il within the reach u all-the poer - vel - -
rich. A great superiority q this remedy oyee
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure u IntsFmistenta i, that u coltn3n1
no Quinine or mineral, consequently y produces
no quinism Or other injurious cilect1 whatever
upon the consultation. ThOsc cured BY b -
LEFT As healthy = 4 they bed nevcf nd - d.
ease. = 4t#sg go ~ @sA u u 1880 4
Fever and Ague b nos alone - coaesqnssD
Of the miAsmatic poison A geas vaisly q d.
orders arise frOmli irritation. am0ng Which ago
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout, HsadocAe, Blind
ness, Toothache, Eaxachc, Caf&uh, Asthma,
PalpitAtion, Painful Affection of tn Splcen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, PnxalysiDs
and Derangcmcnt OF he Stomach, I'll Of whIchs
when originating in this cause, put on The in.
mitaent type, or become periodical Thi1 "CUnD~
expels tho poison nOmi tho blood, I'D coeso'
qucntly cures them a aGke. u = - invalna'
bio psCs0ction 70 inlmiran1s, and PaDooeEaav.
Cling Or tenpasazily Tsaiding = ~ mAlanese
districts. If tAksn occasionally, q dAily, vhile
i cxposed % - infoceiOo, that will . excxoee0
| ffcm ia sysean, and connOt accan9pIato ~ sQl,
| 6n;ent uuantity y ripcn into d1Daase Honcs 4
= even mos ynlunh1o ~ pFoeect1ca I'm cnz1.
"a ~ III Asvsr suiIer 6cn IhSsElii 4
10y avail tESslvss y - pspescsien tADr
l ~ nlheae,. NtaaaA - ---Asf sr ssasas4 f-4F
fss1Assa y .. 0AxnR 400, lsv,u. l1a..f,
I'D N G. GA4a 9axian1toA, Iowa tr,. "A s.F-Y.
Sisr *srS w ~ Sa ~ -, Ill -
BARNARD = %. "a Lesk~y N ilnaaa,s.
49, ~ 45's's'e :yssy - > - 49, /.
iaass ~ rvsU railtita ~ sg1fsnsitA4 $50
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York. Sept. Is.

REMARKs On BEsY CArrLE.-The market has
declined half to one cent per pound, OCCASION
ed BY very large supply, estimated At $3.50
head, including sales It Bergen, N. J. The
rates for very extra we're lOalOlc--very few a.
the latter price; and for other grades from 6a9i.
Average Of all sales about Sa8}c. %
On Tuesday and to day the sales were mode.
rate, yet butchers having the advantage, took
their time and examined the yards carefully be-
fore purchasing. The quality was rather good,
including few Of extra well fed beeves. New
York State 10 credited with 1897 head, an I'M
usually large number. ttBi 4
RATES OF Ho0s.--The market has been more
active Lots Of light and heavy State dairy
mixed have sold at ssa6sc gross, and dist,llery
II 61aSsc. Extra quality at Gle gross, for corr
fed,
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE--HAIR DYE

aA3 WIN. A. Bachelors Heir Dyei
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others imisatioas, aah should be avoided
II you wssh TO escape rdicnle. FAM
GRAY, RED. Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70 .
beautiful and Natural Brown black, without he least
Injury TO Hair sr ehin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wan. A. BAtshsler since 1859, and 90
200 applications have bssn made the Hair sfhh pat
Fons Of his famous Dye. Il ~ 4 a
WI. a. BArCH1tORs HAIR DIRE produces 4 color
mott . ~ disa sushsd from nature sud "
net iRjure II the sast however loag may BE- con
tinusd, ana the IN effects Of Bad Dyes rsnseis1 tho
Haif invlgorAtsd Tor Iafs ~ this srendid Dye i
Madr, sold applied tn privssr rooms) q The wiz
1acsery. 90 broadway. New York. ss ~
soa u III eitses and towns of the United States "
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. sa " ~
= The Gsnuins hes the name ana address upon .
- plata engraving four sides eaeA uox, ~
WILLIAM A. DATCHRLOR.
juloIyW - Broad say, New xoAk 4. Il
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Chicago, Sep. 70.

vi - 80 OulCaRO, 6eP. ZZs
Flour in fair request and shade easier.
Wheat market firm; sales winter 100 bush
No red 10 PARCELS in store at $50; 600 bush do
on track At soc; $500 bush No red at ~ in
store: 800 bush do y ut. Early. sales spring
10, 900 bush No 2 at 74c and about l6, 900 bush
No do at 10, and toward the close sales No 2
amounted to 10000 bush at 7344, and 5 900 bush
No It 76s; 900 bush rejected spring in store
at SO; 600 bush No 2 in bags at "a.
Corn very firm At an advance Of 2e; $500
bush No canal sold yesterday afternoon at n
adoat; to day several small parcels No l III store
at TIC. and round lot Of $500 bush reported
alta lsfeaE
y Oats comparatively quiet but firm. t5H
Barley still buoysns t39 s 3at.# aa.f5a.
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Physicians are generally 10th 10 spesK : word
In praise Of what are called "patsu. medicnss" In
Deed It 10 article In the code Of medical ethics that
physician who sanctions the Of such rem ediss
cannot be considered member Of he National Asso.
cation But there areexceptions 20 the most stringent
rules, and many Of the disciples Of Esccapas have ac-
taay been compelled. by the force on facts r. cone
mend the use OF DIR. J. HosrETrERs STOMACH
BfTTERS, for those diseases which pGrtisr ,ariv
prevalent during the and fail They have ~
certAned that there remedies In the phs rua-
eoplA viii n compare With this woaderf COMP una
Gr derangemen. Of the system. Theasands " faines
residing along the low grounds d the Westerr and
southern rivers, are now coEsiar, that they Rave
found medicine peculiarly adapted or their silG rnts
while in other portions Of the csany during he
months the demand Tor the article Is equally large
SEES advertisement IN another eainnn.
For sale by DsaSSisss and dealers generally eNsry'
there. @ ~
sepl -bglm H&5% 4a5s4za49 &C., S5
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HoRRiBLE AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN MIAMI
CouNTy.-A shocking n.erccnary murder was
committed yesterday morning, about three
o'clock, in tie woods six miles west Of Piaua,
OH the Versailles Turnpike, the particulars of
which, as we learned them last night, are as
follows:
Mr.. Hesry Shsffer and his son, riding along
the road about daylight were attracted to the
spot by some signs, and found the dead body Of
q man with bullet hole through his head, the
bullet having eutered under the right car and
passed upward At an angle of about As degrees.
the murdered man was of q mediem stature,
dark complexion, well dressed and apparently
about rs years Of sge. Marks Of blood were
found about the waist, from which belt had
been torn open and money taken from It. It 10
generally supposed that the body is that Of .
jew pedler, Who was known to have taken $500
in gold from the Piqua Bank on Thursday.-
Columbus Statesman, 18th.
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7HoUaANDs Cor CAsEs.

Ladies' R0adl-ls isa comp ila eat 20 n. Anrm
that every honest phystoaa, vhs 10 tried tAs esss$Ns
Electric on. prosrs the psoppt ard hearty -
tinony Dr.. Lyksns, ems Of ~ oldest and most veal
thy ctissns Of Kansas City, Prssident Of Bank As
says Dr. Smiths 1gectrio on ,slrsd lady in haR .
day. Aise resd this. from ths best known PHYsICAM
in Westport, No: ~.
1-...9 westpcrt, NO, Nag II, 1859. Y
Some two years ago lady q this place vas amor
confinement, attacked with alton Of the breast
which, for several days, resisted al 1 wsdl remedse
In such cases The soreness nnd swelling WIS - ead
rs any c0ss had Witnessed was tnapcea TO ry9.
Smiths genuine Eectric OIL and wss perfectly aston.
ished and pleased TO and that in AO sftef the
application, all the and swelling had snfteAyp
'~ w. -. }. o. BoGds. Y. D., Druggist. \
The Weak, tie Nervous, the ;Pdralytic, Tie Dear
f#gt and the Rhenmdtic, r. II
Fly to SMITHS OIL, periilsi ship IA storm to
safe asylum. The La dss seek u - the dersv ~espsS
for all infammatory pains, Gathered Breast, Wounds,
sores, vomb complaints etc., I'm which ease II 70 irfAi
ble On burns u pns the patient quietly 70 sissp. while
nothing irritating manifested, deceit In the lsAss
stain the skin or linen Of delicate Infant. 4,
kH-Large bottles ten tinies ths cheapest Vse ~
directions DRINK NO CO1Rxe .48a HI ysTg
On. kATrHs lLxCTaIC On hiss cured more c1nes 81
Paralysis than any before knoWn remedy, sNF4
d. sMrn's nscznc on cures Piles u most III n
stances. fl8sf #ts-Alag &st4@l stFt&K a. 49,
Ds SIXTIES Eaaosan On 40 The snly reliable rsnely
for Deafness, and has cured mary long standing
in New York, Philadelpha, and elstwhere sra9N IN
DA eArH's ELverssc OILis nasicsl an pairfsl dis
order, like Gathered nreaas f.Sns, md !n9s@natory
sss'Ans' .a s SHGAY . l Dlo1s' III
auss5-hpsm s7isg -.atsE sHa9 II iAsssss-si
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Tar DOLLAR MARK.-There is no small
difficulty in ascertaining the origin OF the dol.
lar mark. The Cyclopadia o. Commerce
says that as the Spanish dollar once circula-
ted here they were called pieces Of s." (con-
sisting Of eight reals, stamped on the cola
IS r. the two verticls lines were run thro
the figure eight, in this manner, s, to dis.
tinguish it from the mere MINERAL A COR
respondent reminds us "the same mark il
used on the mil-rcis of Portugal or Brazil,
where there are no dollars or pieces of eight
thus q mil-reis is indicated $4,000
Speaking Of the Spanish dollar, the New
American Cyclopedia says, "the best known
variety was the pillar dollar, 20 called from
the two pliers on its reverse, representing
the Pillars Of Hercules, the ancient name Of
the opposite promontories Of the Straits Of
Gibralter. The rude imitation of these rude
pillars in writing connecting them by scroll
is said to have been the origin Of the dollar
mark 80 now universally familiar The
same authority adds, however, that the deri.
walton of the mark from ''the Spanish dollar
being eight pieces Of Eight, is "a more
PLAUSIBLE explanation, The question, though
not important, 10 curious and interesting,
and ought to be cleared up.-[ Philadelphia
freSS. 1g EE afrz864#sz sHs. en- # 4@
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-. cy 19. soo o go; A9A1s, ! !, 1

yx7IEL D DRoUon1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv O1es - 4AissSas fasrDgfsaD aaf d9fw
s..s Rsrs DsAGM. asReeRA9E %. 1e4ek.a
pn1 sdvaataesse.lg set6e1e1 Nel6 ee18ense ~ -
- 0sl. 09re.Is 11ille 1eel1a1 49,
mAse, No. Wv 9aA#H 80 s$@VaIls1S
We AAgs 80 es1lesesns - esalDDls 0usvsy@ -
- oen De1ge LAn1 pdseslss e1eass1 exeA1nlqG 81
0okin8 ee5eetSe0o so0 0en1 L1n&1, o19 eAap0y 30
HAfed - ~ elsee - ~ U1o - ~ lD1aog -
Urnte--ln - esAes = yAieb ~ - s1asSsN-eAa
entry o. sacA Sraes vs1H ,cs9SSssN CT -
sar1Ass, timbes, fsa111vs leonAen, ~ gns 4aoigt
iit Iss:srs q iassasy lss.ssl1 eyrse 80 81
sspad1u1a tA srasasr aim. fsss1ssa. Jsssa.st
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- aas @a1<'te quotes cbssts paragraph
dc warren Eagle in abuse Of Us. Why
wi 'nas paper quote Ill. VIII Tomlinson
= sis sever 81 The Capital. But the Ga
n'aid not deceive il readers BY calling
'ses Esg'e Republican paper. II has
~ ~aso the Democratic party and in vils-
Lot eIceiled even BY Gen. Do3ge's
- 1''s, iae War Eagle. These journals are
'sss . tie Democratic party AID 10 the
't'e he better portion Of the party are
~ ashamed @. them.
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3r Johnnv, that suaart Philadelphia boy,
vas walking down Chestnut street with his
father, ard seeing " strange sort Of ma
chins 81 tie door Of . sbors, sinquired Of hin
fisher: s,ssssste se sss u =
81 What y that Tor s. : Z. . & 49,
q am surs don't know"
II kae61 I do, !, 80 !, -. 49, ses bss
avail, vhasde ysa. thiak i i forY' asked
Why, ia lilia JoAhny. r kuesslt i
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Al old mepof 90 years ran OF with . girl
Of Is, iron Chsnsl, PatnAm county, and took
her 70 paabaFy, bit hs was arrested Almost
instantly, epd bound over In q 900 % let
IL kirls alone.n Smart businees foI htee.
xw9f - ssesssEzk &sSAsesass
49, zsEa d6kla2Gsgs .S4
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AfAiR sAnrLK--The Gazette told its readers
0'Asr Cay that il intended 70 pursue more
s'ihed and decent eeursp-that henceiorwsrd
'oaid speak b. truth. In the Same issue, if
-s'a&e nos u asserted thu. q prominent
''siean iswyer Of Burlington had read
''sAs copyrighted article in Harper and
- 1aoss converted to Popular Sovereignty.
~ s'ng called upon II gives the name Of
- q. PAELrs, Eco, q man Who never
s.rspub.iean.
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year ago gold watch vas stolen from
essce Of Mr.. Hendricks in North Bur
~' atc not heard Of until Wednesday
d NJ, shea it was found, ON opening
.. 4 eeSr In the morning, lying on the
- Nss Up Ia paper. It vas found ell
assN that the ehrys.sl vas broken. The
fssssly returned IL 10 be repaired.
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EE We are authorf ed TO announce the name Or
PHILLIP VIELE, Of Les county, 40 = candidate for
Member OF the Board OF Education.
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The Hamilton 20. W. Spectator. Of Friday
learns, BY telegraph from Gsorgst0vn. that twe
men, named Nicholas NcGrath and Themes
Kelly. we're fannd murdered neAF Silver Creek
lev miles frem Gsergetovn, HAl,on county,
The supposeA naardssss, JOAN DoaAidsons 30
bean srssseea. aaaq4 fEa9 aa5 hsta DID,
A attempt 10 burn down the magnificent
hotel ID rffth Avenue, New York, was fcrtu-
nately frustrated. On, We l4th inst. Some vi
I'm had thrown lnateh ID the refuse boz ID
AZ cellar. II va fortunately discovered IN
dine. There we're asvsn hundred guests q The
keasl y ~ ~. 10 se..s awtsliJ sAsisd
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24

SerSsr FAIa tAkes place immedistely
. &sesisa h October. Tbs Comnittse
i snsg end fixing the grounds, which
sAsy = he proper time. The Society
- es-sPssaticn not only Of thoss
-, nssdiassly u Agriculture and Hos-
~. sss Of BUSINESS nsu and essissns Of
&c. esnssally. We hops 70 have .
y ,s 's's in October, largely assndsd-
-. "a presume shss each succeeding
s,., 80 bsssss sseek, bssass grsis, .
49, - sstass isaits and yaestAblss, .
elass - iAsssased iseesevs. aesils
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24

GREAT CAPTURE OF RoBBERs ID LOUISIANA.
Tho New Orleans Delta says, that on Saturday
week, the vigilanc committee Of Lafayette
Parish, Louisiana, five hundred strong, and
armed with q piece Of artillery, captured an
encampment of outlaws at Bayou Tortue, near
VermillionviIle. The depredators. who mum.
bered almost one hundred and ffty, attempted
to escape, but, after brief resistance, seventy
Of their force fell into the hands OF the vigi-
lants. A court-martial was iu,ne diately formed,
and the question being taken ~ TO whether the
prisoners should be executed or beaten with the
paddle the latter penalty VAS resolved on,
and thirty six hundred blows we're equally di
viied among the culprits. One fellow shot
himself to avoid the punishment. Subsequently,
Ave others of the gang were found dead from
the gun shot wounds which they had received
in the attack Gu the encampment. 80 !.