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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-17
IACHINE AND FINISHING WOeE

TVfE PRoPRTET0RS or THE CITY FOUN-
~ dry beg leave TO inform their friends and the
public IA general, that they prepared do al
MACHINE AND FINISHING wOEK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM FNslSEs. ..Sr,
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery aud Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
iery and Mining Machinery. Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines Malt Mills
Horsepowers, COrnshellers achinery of all RiBds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings,
every description; Iron housefronts, Cellar Gratts
&c Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the latest in
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons. &c ?"
BREWERS, DISTILLEnS, REC1IfIERs AZ
Supplied with every description of Conner az
sheet Iron Work, Brewing kettles. Refrigerator.
Attemporators, Sparges, Stilheads and Worms On
an Improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead anf'
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of even
variety, for keer, spirits Oil, de-: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles dc
Workir sent to all parts to n up work and a..
repairs = lam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron
Work, DC.
so OLD METALS BOUGHT. lCl
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators German Bolt.
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Hose DC,
ui the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Plg Iron. Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
Ihey have every facility Cf the best Machinery
ana workmen, and viii give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention. filling orders
promptly, warranting their work and are satisfied
With reasonable prices t
bS Office and Sale Rooms, No. ca Main street.
street. between First and Second streets, Evans,
Vile, Indiana. dsrT
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Che Daily guuraal.
TgR.Bs oFsUsNCRIPTION.


lAlstiit~l y W
py the week payable 10 Carrirrsl ............ ~
trN-vkl, Paper. to
Clubs Ot I6 or more .................. 80
DC The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
their own Immediate business Ia their name;
snd all advertisements for the benefit Of other
-ersOits, well legal advertisements and alver
sefD Hts Of auction sales, and advertisements with
tie OF other persons, sent VA by them, must
bs paid tor at the usual rates.
Is1 No report resolutions proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and . communication designed to call atteutos %
any matter Of limited Of individual interest he
iusorlsd, unlesss paid for advertisement.
ne Contracts for yearly advertising will not lie
iseTntinued unless order TO that effect is lett at
.he Cffice, and when discontinued in less than
year. the price Of the whole year will DE charged.
nr Legal advertisements hereafter, will De pi:i'
hshe at the expense OF the attorneys ordering. ant
not Gslayable for legal proceedings, but colltihr
st usual time.
w Our tetms fOr Job Work and transient aiiV"r
tiseH 8nts are CASH.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
ALLEN g. ftALLoCk

Granville.
YNDERWRtTER AND GENERAL INSURANCE y
AGENT,
ADJUsTER % AyEKAdesl ASp NOTARY PCHLIC.
lie continues O. issue rUliri,a from several fir.t
Clsss and most relIabL-
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the CoHairy, on hlsHj aud T.fe Eiis he viii
,i~o receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
lie will attend TO th' Adjustment of L,,,rs
q every description under puli'i,s fiom other
.I-Cn.ie- Hni attend a. the s-ttemeht - al nat
trra c0unected with INSURANCE, loo l'srtie- in-
terested His long experience al lSsuhANcr
AFFNT, has made hiu familiar with all subjects
Connected with infuTanc,.
CO Office, Marhle HILL Bnillins, No. . Main y
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gHyBgRD sHxP.HE.N.T.-W.R AxT.R
IL just received the third shipment OF tlose 'be-
coming" Watch Sfrng Hoops, the Excelsior" Of
the season.
Also, Meas and Children Hats, Shoes, aud a
general assortSaent of Dry Goods.
my 5. EhBICH & CO., A. Main street.
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LARK r., EUIIDEE..........R. BOYD, AECH'
CLARKE &, BOYD.

CONTAGIOUS ana BnlIders-ShOp corner Ui SiXth
aud Walnut streets. We prepared to contract
f,r all work in our line. A liberal discount
drawings where execute the work. apis
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ELR.S,RI's .,XR.,;nEi.nRR,.sT-

kSt0TIeysa at Law, Notafi@s Public aud Read p
ate Agents Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice Law iu the Courts of this State
ALL attend 10 the collection of claims n snN Part n
-ES United States, will buy and sell real in
ity Ot Evansville, in Nanderburgh snd ADJOINING
-0untirs aud in the West generally, and will eruf
ANY other duties pertaining 10 Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always fDr sale.
German spoken 10y member of the firm.
Is6-Oilee Third street, opposite the Court
HOUSE, ia the rooms formerly occupied iy the ilte
nrnI II LoCkhart, Parrett ( DENLY;
'HARLLs DENNY .........IA,UR LCNkCNHTIN LR
..flE-dlv
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zaIERa0M.ER = nMOTaRT0.N.

NE Wh0Ie-aI~ DIlt tstiINI~. DaalPT- In PAINTs,
oiLs, NAKStSHr5, Sc, Washington Block Main a 4,
Evansville, Ind Country ttchanis hnppliai on
very liberal terms. n,NT-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY aar

MANUFACTURED hNDBT TILDERS OTSfEAN
ENGINES AND BOILERS
saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws.
GHnming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane hliils.
Thrasing Machines, &c.
...' EVANSVILLE, IND.
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Wholesale CASH PRICES.
- SlI.
pOOR ;

.Ash q ether sizs- q" haul. ,r tat up at shot
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ffON TO.1.IrR.N,s.F.,.D R.yTTI.S.G.

4 - bags assorted Cotton Yarn,
lUu bales N@s. I and . Cotton Batting.
La stoT" aud for sale icy
mylI WHEELER & RIGGS.
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n n 10. .E-.fHT.N.E HsgxF.-JNUJ. CHAN
kADLER and nLNTHE HYNES hnNa n.sn,inirl

Gsmselves Together rs partners in the practice Of
Law and will attend promptly 10 all business
.e,ted with their profession, ~hch May te cntrusI
~ ~ them.
fss-Ofce Locust street opposite the Sherwood
ionSe, EVANSVILLE, Ind. Errtst.-l "
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tE.ab'isi~i dpTd, 1861
Is. .. fTHtt.-... FALLS.
gEFEEENCNs:
H. : Howard, Evansville. Indiana: AlisN H.wa-
E,ansvil-, Indiana \. NJ Phelps X Son New
burgh, Indiana Minor a Hade. Newburch In-
diana; ~. u. Ncwcons, BTOtheC, louisville Ken
tucky ~ :. Benedict 4 SON, Louisville. hentncky:
Thomas DauioTth. secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; x. Simpson n Ca;
New Aihsuv, Indiana; ". 81. Catlin Henderson
krntu'ky. L. g.. Beverly, Hrndersou, Kentucky;
1anh,> utg1meTy. Preston Bro. Bank. Jefferson
vile Indiana Mrrfe,t Camphru aud Co., st. Louis
Mo. iy3l-ly
R,NEED. DGk eso.N-SsHtO, q s'G.H.rgs-
~ -ioU Merchant, Ss. I.faycttr street. New pr.
rans, Tor the sale "a butter cheese. hard eggs dried
fruits, Flour, Meat aud all OF Western Pro-
duce, and tot the purchase ct t!rcCerics, &c ,ash
advances made on consignm-nts. n,al5-Iv
5GsRD.-THE g.S'D r. H 81 ~ NJ -.
u toe many wears chief Clerk in tii. house Il
JOHN HURLEY Co.. hcgs TO vfer his -rr,i,,,
Commission Merchant. to the frttids and pui ritS
ct that house, that IL has retired from business
With this rul ia view have torur,l a ,n-psr,nrr-
ship with Mr.. =. ". Benton. senior uf the obi anL
well known Iirm "f T.. " Benton S To-, under the
uauic aud stNle "a BENTON AkING, 10 take pl.rr
the lst ui May. prUN.
The -"isCriirr rriie- fSr support upon The friends
at tile old hcufr ot JOHN HURLEY : 60, wl,1
have had opportunities Of experiencing the tuuirt-
ners and ability With which d.. attended ~ th-tr
business. Ne'y respectfully,
rMUktkS hlNG,
Corner e Lattrette altd New Lrs-r stI,et-
N" orleans, April -, lH'S. aUgo-y .
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Ne.sELS.-sO0 AEGS .GSSORTsD

81. .- TIMOTHY SEED, ..f. sa
100 bush. Prirae new. For sale by
septs3 '.rs LiE8 ORR. DAZELL Il 90.
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T.. O. SMITH.

7 CHAIR MANUFACTURES, f3
! market street Evansville. Ind, will
Sssp hand aud make to order every variety OF
Cane 1id W"."i seat IitNikS. The fTR.lr supplied
aJ lowest rates Hotels, Steamboats, aud Halls Iur
ni,hed promptly e. order. All wotk warranted
tanialV
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BUSINESS CARDS.

MRS. 2E.S.sT.S'8TO.N' .E.S'D DE-
II BRULER, h1ViBs fatmri a C"ia,rtEership Ia
ihe practice az Meiriue cfaT their -.f,tct- a. the
citizens II Evansville aId virinity.
Office Un Third street. H ttt fret buili,ns thdyc
,he Crescent City Bank over f.Er- s RS thr's Law
Office.
Or. Pennington's residence, ca Chssrnut stree,
opposite ths Episcopal ChHTCh
Dr. De R,ulsrs residence, corner Of Cherry aH.i
second stTeete. mars
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TviE PRoPRTETORs OF THE CITY F0UN-
- dry beg leave TO inform their friends and the
pnblic in general that they are prepared 10 do an
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-17
DRS. EHRMAN u BAIRD.

CFrrT-THiRp sT, HET NISE AsD DIVISION,
Hty21 lind FVdNSE{LLF, IND.
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(GAPSI CAPsi CAPS FLOR CHRIST
u MAs-A large and splendid assortment Caps,
for mon and boys, latest styles, just received fef
Express by EACTIER MARCONAIER
decT q Main
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AofxLs -f.t.D sgL.5 SS-s1O ksss "a ,sOrsed
y fittsbuTg and Wheeling Nails,
.1I h"Xes ass'd Window Gas-.
luu do do Flask,
80 d. do TumhIcrs,
"a d1 d. Jars. Just received hy
myll WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
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The California Trade.

With the departure Of the last California
steamer is closed the arrangements for travel
on that route, which have hitherto existed
between the United States Mail line, and the
Pacific Mail line of steamers. Hereafter,
sharp war is to be carried on by two organ
izations of immense wealth, experience and
backbone in steamship handling.
, ", -derbilt, M. o. Roberts and Garrison
bsys corso dated together, and taken the
hus;nes. of tho ,'T,,ited State Mail steamship
line, with all It's steante its piers, offices
and fixtures, which they will use IN carrying
on the most deadly competition VIII, the
North Atlantic Steamship Company ano ta-
cific Mail Company combined. The latter
have the steamers Adriatic, Baltic and Atlantic
TO fight with on this side, and fleet Of good
and poor steamers on the Pacific side. They
have changed their office 10 the pier foot of
Canal-street, which is hereafter 70 be used by
that line. :.
The Vanderbilt Company has the mail
contract (of $lS7O0O,) and its departures Will
be on the 9th and 10th Of each month, as
heretofore. The line on this side will be the
new iron steamship Champion, Capt. Fletcher;
the North Star and Northern Light. The
Granada, Philadelphia and Empire City will
probably perform the service between New
York and New Orleans, connecting at Ha,
vana as at present. The steamers Moses Tdy.
lor, Star of the West and Illinois, will be laid
up for the time being. The mails will be
carried uia Aspinwall till the Niagara route
is opened, which will be in the course of 9
few months. The mail contract obliges them
to do the service in as quick a time as Is mod'
by any other line --New York Timos. '""'
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, Septembe

.... bArURDAY EVENING, september "a, lcJ9'
FLOUR-The market is without essential change.
The demand is moderate and holders very firm. The
sales were 800 brs. at 81 654 70 for supeThne, and
81 sOj for extra. $3.50 brls. were received the last
twenty four hours. tf =.
WHISKY-The demand continues active, with
sales of 300 brls. at 2i4so., the latter rate for
wagon, being an advance OF Ac.
PR0VISI0NS-Mess Pork was held at Sli 75@Slj
and Bacon at i@l94c,, which, being above the limits
Of ORDERS stopped business, and the were
confined to 100 brs. country Pork at S 80; 100
do. do rump at $40, and 10 hhds. Bacon shoulders at
INC. Bulk Meat Is held at 64@sAc. Lard advanced,
with sales Of so terces head at l0Ac. ~ do prime at
the same, and 40 do. do. at l08@llc.
WHEAT-The market WAS rather sti1er to-day
though prices not quotaby higher: sales so eusn
prime white ct 81 10; 800 do. In Covington OF 0I;
o do red at $ 500 do. good white at 81 o. and sO
0oRNL53The market is firm, with good demand at
RYE-ssleB 800 bush. at 75c. Market firm; demand
BAR4EY,A moderate demand for prime fall at
75c., delivered. Ifs.gLE-
OATs-A good demand at 4294sc. Holders gener.
ally asking l5c. No transactions reported.
CHEESE.-Sales 300 boxes prime Western Reserve
nj Skc Market firm. .-..- -
H0Ps-New Eastern are held at l3@I4c.
OILSaes of 20 brls Llnseed at 57c., and 70 do. at
GROCERIES-The market continues quite firm at
very full prices sales of 100 hhds. Sugar at 6A@Ic
100 brls Molasses at 37ac. In tho small way $50.
obtained Coffee Is firm at ll4@l2hc., with good
demand In tho regular way.
RICE-The market is dull at 4x@4Nc.
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MONETARY.

MP SATURDAY, September 2l-3 p. M
The week past has been uncommonly close
in financial matters, although there was evidently
better feeling on the street than the previous week.
yet Currency was in active demand, and regular de-
posiors offered more good Paper of short date than
could be credited by the regular Discount houses.
Good No. names could not be disposed OF at less
rate than l0@I2 per cent? the latter figure being the
ruling rate. Outside rates l5@lS per cent Offerings
the great difficulty in making collections from the
interior.
, Eastern Exchange has been very scarce during the
entire week. The result that to-day the rate was
advanced to " premium selling buying at 3e prem.
All the Bankers were anxious to purGhas at R prem
and in few instances they purchased Of their neigh
bors at 10, the selling rate.
Eastern Exchange in Chicago per cent. pt3hiun,.
Eastern Exchange In st. Louis "a per cent. very
firm. % Of H1,.Iyl ..... Hr... =
Eastern Exchange in Louisville y per cent, for
EasteT1 Exchange in Memphis q.
Gold rm at 81 cents per hundred buying rate; sell.
ing at n premium.
New Orleans Exchange a discount buying rate;
selling at n@A premium.
No change in Upcurrent Money or Land Warrants
Business on Third-street has been good during the
past week.
NEW COUNTERFEITs.-2s, on the Central Bank, Wor.
cester, Mass, altered. Wig, wagons loaded with
bales-2 and bust of sailor-2 and man plowing.
los, on the Commercial Bank, Providence, B. l., al
tered. Wig, female, shield, building, &c-lo on right
end, and 10 on left end-portrait between the sigma
6s, on the Manufacturers Bank of Troy, N. T., al
tered. Wig, view of the Capitol &c.-bust of Taylor
figure s. and female seated on right end-5 die, ant
FIVE on left end.
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Prison, JAIL AND HosPITAL.--In the City
Prison, at the close of the week, there were l5f
prisoners, 66 of them females, against 137 the
previous week. During the past week 80 pris-
oners were discharged. H&G n1'Hf.H'0
In the County Jail there were lunatics; 22
females; 8 on bread and water; 81 on chain
gang; SO in main jail--155 in all, against l5s
the previous week. 'o', 1-, ~. I.s :
In the City Prison there were SO received,
SO discharged, and died. There are at pres
ent 151 remaining.
At the Commercial Hospital, 80 persons were
admitted during the week Al dischargedj Q
born and died-Ann Bailey, James B. Gray,
Steward Mackeral, and child four months
old, named Catherine Fitzpatrick.
In the Hospital last evening, 122 patients
were under treatment against lS5 the previous
week. orq.t.t1 --.t .f-..u.,rr.
At the close Of the past week there were but
two cases Of smallpox in the Pest.house.
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Railroad Accident In the Northern Part
Of This State. r.

We quote from our extra" Of yesterday
the following brief account Of railroad acoi.
dent. portion Of the passengers Game to
this city in yesterday mornings train. Their
baggage had been so scattered about, and tho
checks SO displaced, as to cause considerable
confusion. It expected tho missing baggage
will be brought down to-day. ,,. n a,
The train leaving Pittsburg on Saturday
morning for Cleveland, on reaching q point
near Industry, thirty five miles from Pitts
burg, ran into "wash" caused by recent
rains, throwing the train off the track over
an embankment of twenty feet, upsetting
the engine, baggage and express cars, killing
the engineer Immediately y, he sticking to his
post instead of escaping by jumping off the
engine. The baggage master and express
messenger were seriously wounded. The
passengers were not injured. E
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Country Fairs this Month.
The people should proftably improve, in
their respective localities, their county fairs.
The following are to be held this month: y

ANECD0TE OF SARGENT S. PRgNTIss.-T The
late S. 8. Prentiss had scarcely made his bril-
liant debut at the Vicksbnrg bar, before o plan
was set on foot to get him out Of the way. It
was arranged that person who, having been
born and educated a gentleman, had thrown
himself away and was fast becoming sot, but
who was withal capital marksmsn, should
perform this service for the community. His
second bore the challenge. Prentiss quietly
read it, and stated that he would answer it al
his own time and in his own way. Selecting
one Of his best shirts, he dispatched it by his
body servant, with tho following note: "Sir-
accept your challenge, but with one proviso--
that you appear on the ground in the accom-.
panying piece of raiment, as 1t is impossible
for me to fight any one who docs not observe
the externals Of gentleman" The gentle.
man withdrew. the challenge, but kept tht
shirt.-Boston Post. ta'.i
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day afternoon by his dray, which was heavily
laden, passing over it. This is the second
time within year that the same foot was
masheo' l.
Tim. Leary and Henry Puthof, for knock
Ing down and robbing man near Hunt and
broadway, some nights since, were held in
bonds of $500 each by Judge Lowe, Saturday,
10 answer tho charge at the Court Of Common
Pleas. f FIX = 81 RI
A man ,s.emsd Edward o Brien was arraisned
before Judge Lowe, OIL Saturday, to answer the
sharse ?f, f,Ritnsj jof Patrick ms'aa .,;. :.
he was held IN Sosts ot $osv 70 answer 'ne
charge at the Court of Common tless! D..
A little girl, daughter of Mr.. James Finch,
who resides on the corner of Vine and COlum-
bia-streets, was run over Saturday afternoon
by two. horse carriage, on Vine-street, near
tonsworth, and seriously injured.
Michael Ryan, fst keeping o disorderly
ton Railroad depot, was fined $40 and costs By
Judge Lowe, Saturday. This case has been
continued for some time past.
Daniel Mofit was arrested in house Of ILL
fame, kept by Anna Richmond, on m-street,
yesterday morning, for assaulting one Of the
inmates. He gave bail for his appearance ut
the Police Court this morning.
Emma Pross, for an assault and battery on
Anna Eagan=strikins her with chair---was
sent to the county Jail by Judge Lowe, last Sat
urday, for ten days, to be fed on bread and
water. % ..-rr...... ....r ........
Attention is called To tie advertisement in
the for sale" column, Of tract of twenty
eight and half acres Of land, situated near
Milford.
Mary Butler was locked up in the Ham
mond- street Station-hous yesterday, charged
with stealing basket Of marketing from q
drunken man, Saturday night.
A suspicious individual, named George Lee,
was caught with lot of clothing yesterday,
supposed to have been stolen. He is confined
in the Hammond-street Station-house.
A young lady, named Allison, had her arm
badly mashed by being oaughti in the machinery
at the Cotton Mill, corner Of Third and Smith
streets, last Saturday. 'f.
The alarm Of FIRE Saturday morning was
ment, on Sixth-street, below Harriet, owned
by Mr.. Jesse Sparks.
James and Margaret Callahan, man anG
wife, were sent to the City Prison Saturday
by Judge Lowe, for ten days each, on {
charge Of drunkenness.
The Cincinnati Street Railroad car done I
heavy business yesterday. There was al
average Of thirty persons aboard each trip.
Forty-eight marriage licenses were issued ir
the Probate Court last week.
Chief of Police Wilson, with a posse Of police
left the city last Saturday for the St Louil
fair.
Rev. Mr.. Boynton preached to large au
dience in Pixies Opera house, yesterday.
VIM. Armstrong, charged In the Police Court
last Saturday, with adultery, was dismissed.
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BURIAL OF Mr.. CHAs. SNYDER,-The remains
of Mr.. Chas Snyder were followed to their last
resting place yesterday afternoon by . large
number Of persons. In the procession We
noticed the following Orders: Odd Fellows,
Good Fellows; Red Men, American Protestant
Association, German Relief Society, and mil
itary company, together with ffty-two car
riagss, filled with friends Of the deceased. The
funeral procession was ono Of the largest We
ever witnessed. Mr.. S. was member Of the
Lutheran Church, and was inferred at theil
burying ground on Walnut Hills.
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sShe died at half-past twelve this morni
ESCAPED UEHURT,

Saving MACHINEs.-Now that cold weather
is approaching, remember that tho most relia-
Bile Of all sewing machines for family sewing
is Ladd, Webster & Co.'s. Because-frst, il
forms perfectly even and uniform stitch upon
both sides of tho fabric. Second, it will sew
heavy goods with linen thread. Third, it is
perfectly simple in construction, and less liable
to get out Of order than any other machine
Fourth, it is warranted in every particular
We invite the attention Of all to examine it be,
fore purchasing elsewhere. First Premium
awarded at the Kentucky State Fair. G. G.
KNIFFiS 4 Co., No.. Is West Fourth-street, Gin
cinnsti, Ohio.
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poh "a, CVNihBtOu, h}.I 'f.f etFfFEf ~ 'F 2
A WoMAs BsArgs. "a man.. named Jack
Williams, was arrested on complaint OF q woman Of
bad repute on charge OF beating her. She says be
aud another man seized her while going along the
street, about two o'clock yesterday morning, and
held her, while the other beat her severely, She
ries numerous marks Of ill-treatmsnt upon her per-
son. Williams protests that he found her drunk and
merely picked her up and moved her out of danger.
An investigation will take place this morning.
GB-A fight occurred on Second-street, on
Saturday night, between Patrick Terney and Ed
nard Coloron In which the latter severely hurt.
Thief we're arrested by Deputy Marshal Rift.
POLICE CoURr.-Thomas Heron, for ex-
posing his person, was fined s. 20. James Robinson
for beating his wife, SO %, on Saturday morning.
@s-There were thirty deeds, eight mort
cages and three releases recorded and six marriage
hcenses granted, last week, by the County Court.
Eg-Dont forget the Kenton County Fail
to.fn0TroH. .-t. -.
MB-The Cadets did not parade the streets
Saturday morning, but were drilled In tactics al
their armory. 70