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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-31
Special Notices.


va are rsSwssssd to san ounce the same
of BEN. sTINsoN as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, az the election on the 9th Of June.
We are rsgwe sssd 60 aasosses Bracket
MILLS. Esq, as a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace at the special election to be held June 9th,
1859. my3s
AoIiorsF's Ofssnssns 70 socsrsfss
remedy for the removal Of pimples, bois, blotches,
tam chaps, rashes, and other blemishes Of the skin
Warm lamentations should precede its application
persistency in it's use will overcome the most
stubborn symptoms Of scrofula. Its operation is
both thorough and invariable. Sold at the manu-
factory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists, at 25c., Csc, and 81 per pot. my25
IL ms been t,syrsssfy reported that IN
most Of the Western cities, the clown Bell tolls
every day at noon, for the inhabitants to gulp
down qunine, as preventive Of diseases caused by
malaria of the climate. OF eourse, taking quin' ne
is a contagious habit and every new settler is sup
piled with the poisonous drug, and Instructed to
take it In large quantities. II he would escape the
Fever aud Ague. Every house has Its medicine
chest nlled with this dangerous stun. and regu-
lar as the hour comes around, go regular do they
gulp IL down, though il was the richest delicacy
Of the season. Dr. J. Hostetter, Good Samaritan
OF Pittsburg, knowing tho dreadful effects OF quiz
nine upon the human SYSTEM when taken with so
much indiscreiiOn, has prepared compound which
has, in all in which it has been tried, proved
speedy for Fever and Ague. and all other dis
eases caused by the digestive organs.
Bx5- For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. my25
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ooAE.x

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Once on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal ia quantities Of less than 20 bushels, de-
hvered to any part Of the city, at 10 cents per bush
AT tho pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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"NAD. BosCo."-The soirees of this cele-
brated AdyicisnHe will be continued this
evening, and during the ensuing week.
Her illusions are among the best and most
complete we have ever seen, and would if
practised in the age when witches were sup
posed to make excursions upon broomsticks,
have subjected the fair professor to a very
unpleasant ordeal by water. Mad. Bosco
has certainly no lady rival in the magic art,
and but few male equals. There is, too,
more pleasure in being astonshed by a
charming priestess of the mystic art than
if the feat were accomplished by black
bearded masculine. We think it safe 10
predict crowded audiences during her stay,
and, In the meantime. we advise our friends
not to neglect this evening, when the per-
Torrance will be more than ordinarily at
tractive-Cir. Com
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~. n. II. wELI.EES C.f.NhE
IL and Salt Rheum Syrup, for the of Salt
Rheum, scrOfulOus Diseases, Cutaneous EruptiOns,
and Kindred diseases is giving entire satisfaction.
and thousands annually attesting the Joy they
feel on the removal Of those oathsOme diseases from
their system, by this wonderful Blood Purifier.
HE Cerate is also meeting with universal success rs
n healer Of old Sores, letter aud Ringworm, Frost
Bites and BARRIERS Itch. These humors yield to
ii instantly.
For sale by y. W. SAWYER ard PETER WEIR
LING. Evansville Spencer Townsend and Stout
& BrOlie, Sewburg; and Ira Delano, Henderson,
Ny. j. n. HARRIS a co,
apll-2nidlw proprietors Cincinnati Ohio
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.


HD.4.uS EXPRESS CO.WP.9.y.H-
oA NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nOunce to their friends and patrons the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facii
ties for the transportation Of
FREIG II, PACKA GES,
NONEY AND VALUA BLEg
They solicit continuance Of former fayors E.
pecial care taken in the collection Of Bills Drafts
Notes. and the transportation OF small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing TO avail themselves of the IA
cties OF the Express, obtain any desired fnfor-
nation in reference To the routes and details Of the
business, at their Office First street, between
Main aud Locust opposite the Post Office
de IL e.. III. FISH Agent
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NSO.HE THf.N'p We W-SAwED POPLAR
~ SHlNGLES.-A gentleman living in one of
the upper counties, having purchased one of Nc
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles
is now furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup
plies OF these extra Shinglss-sawed out of sound
poplar, and put up in bundles containing 500
Shingles. full count. These a good article and
no mistake the hest substitute for pine that can be
found, and costing good deal less money. Call
and examine them at
j.. +. GLOVER'S Lumber Yard
apo Corner Main and Seventh streets
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i. q. CRAVE, nFoKH:fRDEs,'e
Commission Merchant.

sct2l-ly
\FOR.4GE W:S.NTRn.--we are prepared
~ 10 store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity OF Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on rne
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care viii be taken Of Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural implements and all kinds Of Gods OF
wares liable to damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
w and +. Canal and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply
APPS GEO POSTER A co
Ikf.y.sL STOR.s GEL have a large dou-
u BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable OF
storing any amount Of produce, which will be re-
celved, stored taken Of aud held subject the
owners orders on most reasonable terms.
+. G. 0'RIbEY.
mh2G-u r-a
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KlRRsH DKUGs.-U.E IRE NO ".

IL in receipt of large stock Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils. Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, and
Fancy Goods, all Of which bought at the very
lowest cash prices, which enables 10 offer
customers great bargains. Our stock of Medicines
are unsurpassed for purity. We are determined to
sell pure Drugs and Medicine,, or not sell at all.
Consequently, II you do not wish your medicines
pure, don't come To Us.
sToDDARD THOMSON,
my9 nr,.,o;st- Mi,
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QUEBEC, Nav 30-M

QUEbkC, hdy Jun
The steamship Hungarian from Liver
pool on the 18th inst, arrived here this
morning.
As she came direct from Liverpool, her
adyices are still later than those furnished
by the Harmonic.
LIyKRPooL, Wednesday.
Cotton I'D lower than on Friday. Flour
continues to have an advancing tendency !;
prices are Id higher. Provisions quiet.
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River and Weather.

NtVer md weather..
PITrsBURG, May Bon
River feet inches by the metal mark
and falling. Weather clear and mild.
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Nv .1SSORT.HE.N'T or CHOICE
- TEAS, selected particularly for family use,
OF recent importation and line growth TO which we
invite the attention Ofcohnosseurs especially those
that have experienced the difficulty ia getting good
Tear- Just received at
ap30 STODDARD a THOMPSON'S
LyxESA sUPPLEES-
IL Sugar-carei Hams, Beef Tongues
C2nyassod Hams, Honey,
Plain Hams, Butter,
Extra W hita Flour, Cheese
Prunes and Currants, leo doz Eggs,
Leaf Lard,
Sugar House Holasses- Plantation,
Molasses and Golden Syrup-gal, keg or Dbl,
Mixed Pickles, Plain Pickles,
HOLSTERS, spicsd Oysters, Peaches, &c.
Goods delivered free to any part of the city.
myo E. II. SABIN & CO.
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Out Of which fund the following sums
have been paid for interest ON said
bond, viz: October %, ls5T--G months
interest, including Exchange G93 %
Interest To June I, 1859, at o. cont. IA SO
April - lS5S-Six months interest, in
Gliding Exchange. 3 a52 G7
Interest To June l, ls'J IA ~
October Six months interest, inciud-
Ing Exrhange $50 "a
Interest to June l. IsjJ. 40 2I
AyiIl -, Is59-Six months interest, in
Guiding Exchange ...................... 3,5i3 e.
Interest to June l. ls5I..... .............. - -
Total sl5 lJl Us
------
RECAPITULATIos.
Amdunt collected ia 1857 aud 1857 so 420 Al
Interest 10 June l, Is59................. l2Gi AZ
S21,GsI IS
Amt paid for Int h Exchange. sli r32s 10
Interest to June I, 1850 ......... SUB 32
-sI5,l92 Os
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won Tor itself such renown for the Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaints that il
is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evil
dence of its virtues, VIII il has been employed
As il has long been in constantine throughout this
section, need not de more than the people
its quality is kept up TO the best IL has been,
and that it may be- relied TO do for their relief
all hase lean md tn do
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TOH.N :. .nITCHRLL q

NOA.c =. .nITGHELL u CO., RE-.
~ CElNING, FORWARDING AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS.
Water street, between Main and Locust
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
10 Particular attention given to the forwarding
of general Merchandise and Produce. by Riyer
Canal, or Railroad. anog-em
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
RETATI, NTAIsTILTry
by TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE August heavy buyers to paw
S0en Tor Howard street Ohio. Wheat Arm
faEes rar 0o bushels at white, siio9
Corn has an advancing tendency sales 1T rs
$50 and yellow sO9Ss Provisions nm md
In prices Whisky firm for Ohio @ 6s
Aug 94-Flour dull; sales to the trade at
10 ior fresh ground supertue S05G96T5 for ex
he r 5 % Flour and Corn Meal quiet for
loFLsr and S362H for the latter The dennnd Tor
Mneat Is moderate 4Un bush sold ut 81 1901 20 and
EOuV bus white at $190 Rye scarce Corn active: 5N
6ash: yellow brought Sic Oats in deman 1000 bush
261F@s76. - - ""'sAy s9tlfe We az
NEW York Angus. 2tcotton qute sales 1000 bales
flour hrn and continues advances sales $4,000 b6ls SUI
PsEne $1,000 90 Ohio S51O@5t0 Southern s595q5
wheat tiFn sales IOOD bush. Michigan Mt 81 ami
81 for southern choice white Corn firm; ToId bush
Sold yellow western $50 and 65 choice mixed Pro-
visions dul pork steady Whisky advanced &c. sales
at &c. Sugar firm. Preghts active. q - +sts
oAFFLE HiARSkr-Beeyes advanced &c for fair Qualities:
receipts 3OOn head; sales at 79l. Sheep receipts
atan advance of 3Sl97s; corn fed 63<a9G.
CISelSS4TI Avg 24-The market Flour continues
Fu at but buyers free. Wheat Is more
active ut advance of 29c per buslieI Corn hut
unchanged. Oats in fair demand Mt 4e94. Whisky arm
at 44c Provisions very firm T9H for bacon Shoulders
ana s!aes bulk shoulders 61S; mess pork 5l4,p5.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

e5y Important Cures. The numerous cures
which have been affected by Dir. BAAKEE during
his soiourn in Baltimore, have never been sur
passed, and each day adds new testimoncy to
his skill and triumphs. Every form Of. disease,
no matter how complicated, is perfectly eradi.
Eye and Ear, likewise Cancers, Tumors Wens,
Fistula, Polypus of the nose, and all kindred
diseases are permanently cured, without the
use of the knife or needle. His Consultation
Rooms are at "a Lexington Street, where all
can see the evidences of the cures he has effect.
ed. All those who require his skillful advice
and treatment are requested to be punctual, as
the Doctors hours are from 9 a. ii. to 4 p. NJ.
DR.. Baakee will be in Wheeling on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, 28th, 29th and 8Oth Of
August, at the sprigg House, where he can be
consulted by the citizens of Wheeling and its
vicinity, on all diseases. d&w
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FOR SAIIEORHRENT

= FOR SALE OR RENT.
OFFER for sale rent the E property known as the
woodland MIL " containing three run Of Borrsyth
an the THERE'S excellent
sett of Cardtng Machines with nacLi-
nery connected with the mill. Possession civ.
en- immediately, ifrequtred..
Also FOR Sae two armn each Containing over one hum
dred and sixty Of which there are about one
nadred acres cleared in excellent good state
with an Orchard and Dwelling Houses
thereon On the other there about fifty acres cleared
with good Orchard and Buildings.
Also lot Of seven acres in
high state Of with two frame Dwelling Houses
large store House. with cellar underneath
other buildings that necessary the above
Is situated within and miles OF the Ohio river
on Fish Creek Marshall county, Fish Greek Turn.
pike leading to Bolton, on the b. so. Railroad.
This Is OF the best locations Virginia for the
purchase Of wheat and other grain is
offered on the following terms: One
money to be paid in hand and the balance in equal nsal
msnts Of one two and three years date
giving negotiable note with approved security
ANY purchasing have the of seed
ing this fall II required also be supplied with ali Kinds
Of stock and farming utensils,
For further information, apply the subscriber ON the
premises: J. H0RNBROOR,
=auSl1 d&Rlm Woodland, Marshall Co.,
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CISorNxAr1, Aug. 94.-Craig, Richter & Co.,
contractors for cleaning out of the Mississippi,
publish statement in the morning papers ex.
onerating their sureties, Richard McCorwan,
Wiswell, and others, aud stating that the work
was formally accepted by the government and
the money paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

LOUISVILLE Aug. 24-on Thursday night
Jesse Williams, an old and wealthy citizen of
Caldwell Caldwell! County, who was under guard at
cruelty to his slaves was taken from the jail,
carried several miles and hung His two sons,
John and James, who are guilty of numerous
crimes, escaped death by absconding About
the same time DR.. Singleton, Mansfield Morse
and Stawn, supposed to be connected with VIII:
liams' vllanles, was severely punished, and or
dered TO leavethe county.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-The City Demo.
cratic Conyentionnominated Horner X. Kneasse
Tor District Attorney, and Mr. Thomas NIcGrath
for Prothonitary Nominations were also made
for Senators and Members of Legislature
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- NOT Promoted let.-We stated in late
number 0fthe Intelligsncer, that John sutclitf
anu l, no0ett Warrax, arrested, in Steubenville
", " uie 9th inst, on charge of vending and man
raS'uF'ns:eoun coin, were in Jail at Cleve
,'no-and, that the probability was, as the o..
: Court was then and there in session, that
4e az accused would have an immediate trial, and
= all probability, be serving the State, within
!, week IRON date of arrest The Steubenvile
r =, says that on taking the prisoners to
S.s'sland, the Court had adjourned-and, it
as found moreover, that the Cleveland Jail was
's-oceupied. The U. S. Marshall having the
F.s. of Juggling" the prisoners anywhere
'n'n the District, they were taken to Raven
=, = @nefe they are, at present confined. They
! !" : remain there, until the next term of the
:. . Court, which convencs, in October, at
4'SA umethey will he favored with hearing
! - Fourth Street b. E. .Caurcl.-we visit.
s 81, Yesterday, the Fourth ST. n. E. Church,
s.sn Is now and has been for some time under.
~ thorough course of repairs, both inside
Out and found the work rapidly approach.
s. "a state of completion. The walls and cell.
qua, nave been newly frescoed aud the design and
sutton are beautiful and elaborate. s
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West Liberty Acade1nv.

HIS Institution will commence its second Sc ssion on
4 the first Monday next. Tits located near
The village Of West Liberty Ohio county, Virginia. the
a moralAnd Industrious community.
by the success past session. the author
tiles the Institution have greatly increased the means of
boarding and accommodation.
The corps Of Instructors has been by securing
me services Of Prof T. Bradbury OF WAtervie College,
hlai1e who takes charge Of department
and Natural Science and his ady teacher OF Painting
and Drawing. and the female
tnent MR. and Mrs bradbury with the highest re.
commentators from the Fasulty of NaLervjlle College.
rue corps OF Instructors as.prcsent Consist
"A Ross, A. NJ, Principal, Prof of Ancient Ian.
snages, Bellies LETTERS and Moral Science.
ERGpnCHY, Prof, Of 81 thematcs Natural Science
Csc. Ross, Assistant in male department.
w. SMILEY, Principal OF the Primary Department
assistant in the female department.
MISS FRASK MCCULLOUGH, Teacher of Music,
effort will by the Principal to maintain this
In the high position which already ASSUME
and patronage.
oasIosoes, giving detailed account of the Inst
To;lon can be had by application to the Principal West
Liberty, Va tie Intellgencer' Office wheeling
lPnrkerseurg Gazette and Wellsburg Herald copy one
month, an send bills 10 ihIs Office for collection.l
ausl1-tlisep1
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GEEENA, Aug. 24.-In the American State
Council, at the afternoon session, the Committee
on Credentials, composed of STcssrs..J. B. Muir.
ray and Chns. b. Freeman, reported the names
of one hundred and forty delegates as having,
.presen ted regular credentials
question of the time aud place Of holding the
State Convention was discussed with great ami
nation, but majority was found to be in favor
of holding it on different day from that of the
Republicans, and it was finally decided that it
should be held at Utica on the 25th Of Septem.
Der. Two delegates to the National Convention
were subsequently elected, the Hon. Erastus
Brooks and Hon. Lorenzo Burrowes Mr..
Brooks addressed the Convention Mt consdera-
bic length, and was followed by the Hon. Dan'l
Ullman, after v hich the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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gONMI4RGI.A5I1.
q MEA-PKEn

.NH0EESALE MARKED.
3 BRooars-oohr O 3D. IL 81 So
BuTrER+In kegs 991O.ssssass
BucEETs-Nfaretta{S2 lSa3S.ys 1sy5si
OHRkaE-MeSterh ReserVeS4S(6gS:
OAEDLEs-TaoN mould II; ain :S star 23: SpeF1a 40
0oPFEE=zJay 1sc; Rio I2@l2G. 81 y
RLouR-BxtraRauiily BIS: Snpsrfine 81. s=Sl
WHEAF-l20! = = - =
Coax, OBS 20 = - -5e tfE=5 s.x
OAIS-39 to &c. E,.s} ~ s5,55
EEATHERS-4ba45c.Bc 5azasa ss5sgsl
EIsHShad Sl4; Herrngs SO: MacIerelNo q 10
3 EURS-Raccoon 309874e. n : 80 r
= GIGsAH0-25940 55=5-z55sss sf3sS iEi
HaI-c ICY ton 100; Timothy $1,000
LINE-Louisviile1 so ~
NO 9L ASS ssS oEIsans4o Sugar House sc.
Say1tsaF fI FPentlneIO, tar s416@5
RAGs8935, dull! ft
h RICR-5@53f. 5=af.at 5s-,z455el.
sEEDs-Flaxseed1 1886 Clover 51<. - - s. "
SoAP-Castile per ID 15@16; common 6<as.s
S1oAss.New Orleans 1K@s hid. cosy In Dbl.
SHUFF-Scotch &c; Rappee 1896. ~ -
FRAGunpo Imperia 4o65: IIvson s5ss7nc.
Touching 2593Uc; Ooong 359I5c. y - ~
IoBAcCo-6twists .l2; hVeroll 249FS.
WooL-UnwRShed from Is to o. Common MA she'd OK 20
BIZ Full blood extra 40 to d. - y "
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H-zae Weekly IatslIigencsr will be out
to-day, and can be had at the counting room
for five cents. copy. Send number to your
absent friend.
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Trust Sale.
virtue Of deed of trust from ArdreT Murdock and
ID wife, the undersigned, nted the 4th March
AID recorded in the CLERKS Office Of County Court Of
ONO county In Book 49, page 2S9 Isal the 24l sep
le59 at IL O'Clock A. NJ the front door Of tie
Court In the city Of Wheeling by pub
Charles street in the Buena VISTA addition to said city,
with the comfortable house on The
ttteis indlsPutabe. Terms, cash.
aug2O-tlId InIIsl MIN rnc1r.
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LrAvExwonTn, Aug. 394-McC rea, who killed
Clark, Pro.SlaYery man, in 1854, was arrested
here to-day, Clark was the first man killed in
the Territory from political causes.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-John Bosfeld's pail
factory burned to-day. Loss $l5, 900; insurance
IS, 900, all in New York companies
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ST. Louis, Aug i24.-Riyer. fallen inches in
the past "a hours, and is still falling, with scant
o feet TO Cairo. Nothing new frow the upper
steams; all are on the Decline and difficult TO
navigate. Weather clear and pleasant.
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81 Tie Steamboats,. There is about three
lai half feet water in. the channel of the
frer here, and falling. Most of the steamers
are hunting favorable places to laygup, partly
on account of low water, and partly owing to
tae exceedingly low rates of freight and dull,
times generally. THE Ford came up from below
discharged pretty good cargo, and then laid
Up. The R. b. Hamilton arrived from below,
With pretty good trip, aud after taking in a
moderate load, left last evening for Cincinnati.
The Courier is undergoing some repairs, but
Eiil be all right by the time her valuable SER
vices are in demand
The contractors for taking out the wrecks of
tie steamers recently burned at Pittsburgh,
ne getting along finely. The wreck of the
James Wood, which was the heaviest and per.
laps the worst of the lot, has been raised bodi-
y Two sets of jack screws were put in place
and chains passed under the bottom. Thus the
shoie was Drought above water, the dirt show
tsd Out, and now the wreck is ready to be ia
Aen out The j. Il. Conn will not trouble much,
Is Sue lies nearly all out of water The Cremo-
a will give the greatest amount Of labor, as she
sunk in deep water, and not vesGge of her
10 0e seen. Theten boats are TO be taken out
AT an average cost each of $l26.
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a. Taken to Pittsburgh. men, Potter
and McKinsey, who were arrested night before
last upon the authority ola teegraphic despatch
from Pittsburgh, were taken to that city yester
day, by officers Ray and Hamilton, who came
here for that purpose. They are charged with
an assault with inten to Kill an officer.
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New York, August 24.-The Arabia sailed
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~ Winding Up.-'rhs, renewed hustle and
animation il the streets SCENT to indicate that
the dull 1easOn is.winding up There seems to
6emore doing about the larger houses and the
employees are having their hands full. About
the beginning Of September our livellcst season
will commence. Most of our dry goods men
and others have started, or are preparing to
start east, t" purchase goods for the fall trade.
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