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OLD Con- MARKET.-The Hartford Press Of the
18th instant says: During the week there have
been sales Of two half cents (rare dates and in fine
condition. at SIS; Vermont (rare variety at
Sc so; United States cent of 1893. at 50 a very
full cabinet of half with few Colonial coins
at about 500. In digging for the new walk on
Main street variety of colonial and other coins
have been found. Among them a Massachusetts,
halfoent in exceedingly fine condition, which has
changed hands once at 50 so and is now held at
double that sum- with the prospect of purchaser,
A very fine WASHINGTON cent of the rarest variety
has also been found.
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ESD OF A DEsPERADo.-The New Orleans Delta says
that Colonel HENRY, who recently died at Truxiilo
from a wound received in personal difficulty with
one Of WALKERS men, was well known in that city
for his combativeness Perhaps no man ever lived
to his age. who had received and survived so many
dangerous wounds. In every battle and in nearly
every duel in which he was engaged he received
dangerous wounds. He fought in the Mexican wal
ard was terribly injured at the storming of Chapul
tepec Durir. WALKERS invasion of Nicaragua, he
fought several dues and was continually involved il
quarrels On returning to New Orleans, he was
twice badly wounded in duels, and he has at last
persisted in one of the difficulties" in which he sc
delighted
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Mob Law at Fort Smith.--HangIng of u
Horse Thief.

Fort SMITH, Ark. Sept. ia man who gave the
name of William Owen lately of Louisville, KY,
was arrested yesterday for horse stealing and COM
mtted to Jail. Last night about eleven O'Clock he
was forciby taken from jail and an attempt made to
hang him to tree.
While the moose was being adjusted to his neck,
he suddenly cast off the rope and fled. A voley
was instantly fired on him by the infuriated crowd,
which brought him to the ground He WIS then
carried back to the Jail, where now lies in dying
condition.
Another horse thief was brought in to-day, and
will doubtless share the fate of his companion in
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BROTHER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN BALTIMORE
The Baltimore Exchange states that on the llth inst
two children Of Mr. E HELLEGUsT were playing in .
room in which was 4 loaded gun. The elder. boy
of twelve years. took the gnn, ignorant that was
loaded, and the younger child, four years old pro
cured cap, and told his brother to make the gun
crack. The boy pointed the gun at the little one,
and pulling the trigger, its contents, of heavy bind
shot, entered the child's head and blew out pOr-
ton of the brains. The elder boy, seeing what he
he had done rushed wildly into the street. and ran
along several streets, not knowing where he was
lrninp
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England will consume literally American the
prices prevailing there no reason to
complain This much probable will be realized while
there's nothing present to justify higher anpsors Thirty
shngs equal 81 g. Feghts between Cincinnati
Liverpool be called taxing the cheapest mode Of
munication This would leave IS 81 for FIRST
II the plus Of equal
81 5OS in CINCINNATI producers need The pros
pec for this result, at least favorable What
with reference market for -four Saturday will apply
wheat Prices in the main nominal there being buy
except adecne, which holders quit prepared
yield. The receipts 1854 bushels 1ors on 1894
do Oats advanced s closing at BIC in bulk
in GOOD demand at 49c for ear.
InProvs the only sale heard OF 80 pork
S9 considerable quantity Of this
week at S9, Of which the psrculas pubic
Clear sides dill I3 rib desi NAV be quoted at
Il2y, and shoulders At az :
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DR.. HoOfIand's Celebrated
w


XKTILL efect1ally Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jau
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the hi
ali diseases from dsodered Liver and STOP
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness OF Blosd to TIE
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
Food Funess weight the Stomach, Sour EructatOnk
Fluttarng the Pit of the stomach, Swimming Of h
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking suocatng when in lying POSTURE Dim
ness Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Du
Pain Heal Deficiency of Precipitation, Ieowness Of the
Skin eyes Pain IN the side Back Chest Limbs &C., Sud
den Fushes Of Heat Burning In the Flesh Constant Imagn
inga Of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits.
The propreors calling the attention Of the public this
preparation, with feeling Of the utmost confidence In its
the diseases for which recommended
and untried article, but one that has stood the
test trial before the American people, and its
utaton sale unvsed by similar preparation
tant testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
known Physicians individuals all parts Of the country
immense careful pCfusa Of the Almanac, published
ally by proprietor and to be had gratis OF OF his Agents.
cannot satisfy skepcal that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold in short time Read the
following: -, -. ,or.
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoN-Sr had for some time been suffering
under having through whole system
when recommended te try "HOo
lands Balsamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy that half Of il completely cured me.
now unheangy recommend it to friends who be sim
ary and deem it more than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepsred emily by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, No 4lS Arch Street.
Philadelphia sale by Druggist and Sorekeepers through
ont the United states Canada Price IS cents botts
O. J. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
IRWIN PENDLETON CO., Nashville, Tenn, VIII jlessle
Agents Retailed by J0 g. BROWN and EVANS, g. ". HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefeld; J. c. Do2CH, South Nashville,
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From PhEIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I.-An immense Democratic
mass meeting was held last evening for the support
of the Gubernatorial candidates without regard to
party differences, and independence Square was
crowded President Fraley made lengthy speech,
in which he favored the doctrine of Popular Sow
ereignty in mid language. His arguments were
applauded Among the resolutions adopted, was
one declaring that the election of the candidate of
the Republican party to the Presidency would be
dangerous to the whole country, and the elevation
of its candidate for Governor would tend to pro-
duce like results. and every honorable means in
their power should be adopted to prevent the con-
summation of such an event. Gen. Foster, the
Democratic candidate for Governor was received
with loud and prolonged cheering. He made a
lengthy speech chiefly for the purpose of uniting
the different party elements against the Republicans.
In the speech of Mr.. Foster, many complimentary
remarks were made to the Union party, which were
loudly cheered.
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River News

LOUISVILLE, Sept 1s-The river is rising wish 4
Set water in the canal
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DoueIAs finds his Neither

CIITToS SPRINGS September l5.-Judge Douglas
arrived here this morning and remained at the
house of his mother till afternoon, when he address
ed an audience of from $1,000 to 10000. people,
expressing pleasure that he had opportunity of
relieving his Republican friends by announcing that
he had at last found his mother He expressed re-
greet that Lincoln did not find it safe t. visit his
birthplace or the graves Of his parents for fear OF
violence He spoke about two hours.
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I
In general markets Saturday in the leading
ces OF produce dull Flour not inquired to am
extent but holders, view Of light stocks receipts
manifested no disposition to sales below S55 10
hne steady rain fell Saturday night and yesterday, which
will furnish supply Of water for mills in Interior
therefore look hereafter for liberal figures
below those nOmnay current will be yielded reluctantly
by manufacturers The New York in the
scale The decline Saturday I0I5c per hb and the
closing rates for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
S5 &c TO- Our latest eegaphr adyices from Liverpool
TO the 5h Ct September and published Saturday The
cline shilling reported in flour covered the
included reductions OF which bad previous advces
highest quotations at Liverpool 3l33 while the
O2 but putting the dispatches Of the 5th and the
OF the LIST inst together and the result dappoint
those who have een looking for the immediate
high prices in the trans Atlantic markets. Richardson Spence
Go, under date Of August 3lst
1.-The weather has improved and is fLe This with libe
al arrivals at this and London checked the upward enden
Of prices and spectators have withdrawn For
fair business has been done in wheat On Tue market
quiet for all articles at previous quotations Flour
Cd bb cheaper At to days market mers bought best
descriptions Of wheat 10 moderate full prcs Low
qualities not wanted Flour slow, and make
her reduction would have to made Indian
We quote wheat red western, l6d 70 1ls91 for oay l23d
2s6d for winter southern l23d l2s6d white 1850
per 100 lbs Flour philadelphia uperhne sos 3s
Cd to 3 extra 0no 3ss Western sos per bbl In
dian Mixed 46d yellow 5s white 3s 39s per lbs
London market to-day reported inactive per quarter de
cline in wheat.
TURNER'S DelfUeries.
Week ending 25th August,
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swarm TesIimony.

bruaTy 6, 1858. I
VIZ F. HAeAN Troy. E.Y.-Dedr Sir: Having used your
Hair Coong Restorative, snd having been much PLEASED
with it axe pleasure making the following statement
the effects re Of scKness hen abou. e hean years
age my bar commenced turning and so continued
coarse ehed my fifty third year, when
induced by friend purchase two bottles Of Heimsets Hair
Colorng prepared commenced using according
directions and IN days surprised to find that
hair from the turning ba to It's orig nal
color grow truly brown and
glossy as it was Def in youthful days and IS noe Ly
TesfO' ed 20 its original color MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co So Myla SEAMAN before and duly
and that the above this 9Th day
February, 1858 JOEL P0Tl ER, Justice OF the Pc
Remember that n sresul produced HEMsTREKTs
iRd6e, he orig nal and only. eladbIe Restorative.
Price fifty cents bottle Sold eyery where
K HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, n Z.
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Indian Fight in Te1as.
The following appears in the San Antonio Hsral
of the 18th inst:

The following appears in the San Antonio Herald
of the 18th inst:
Capt. s. d. Sturgis, lst Cavalry commanding the
Southern Column of the Kioway and Camanche Ex-
peditiOn, which moved from Fort Cobb. in the De-
partmeut of Texas some weeks SINCE reports that
on the 9TH ult he came up with large body of Ca
manches and Kioways. and. he thinks. Cheyennes,
estimated at from six hundred to eight hundred.
the Republican" about sixty miles southwest of
Fort kearny.
The Indians had prepared to give battle. but it
appears that their courage took fight on the ap-
prOach of the troops, and they fed in pursuit of
their departed bravery A running fight over a
space of about fifteen miles ensueG, which ter
minated by the Indians separating into small par
ties and scattering in all directions, rendering fur
Their pursuit impossible Twenty nine Indians are
known 10 have been killed, but from the nature of
the engagement and the country over which it was
fought it will probably be impossible to tell with
certainty the actual loss of the Indians The loss to
the troops was one man missing-suppOsed to have
been killed and three wounded; two friendly Ia
dams were also killed.
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ARREST OF COMMENTARIES IN ST. LOUIs-FoUI THOUi
SAND DOLLARS OF BOGUS BILLS AND COMING APPARATUS
DIscovERED.--Two individuals, WILLIAM and FRITZ
PomMAN, were arrested in St. Louis the 18th INST,
at their residence, between Twenty-third and TWEEN
ty-fourt and Carr and Biddlestreets on the charge
of counterfeiting. Upward of $4,000 in bogus bills
were found in tin bucket, secreted in a stable adj
Joining their residence The bills principally
fvcs on the Pittsfed (Il) Bank. Several dies used
in coming spurious gold pieces were also discovered,
and it is supposed that the two men can be convict
ed of pr dcing and manufacturing all these devices
for praciicing fraud upon the community.
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An ADRolT HUsBAND AND CgEDULoUs WIFE.-The
ST. Paul Mimi Pioneer tells of a gentleman who
was whiting his buxom partner through the fig
ures of the dance. few nights ago, at TeutoniC
ball when friend whispered to him that his wife
was at the door inQuiring for him. He handed his
lady to a seat escaped through the back door, and
ran home When his wife returned she found her
truant lord seated at the table in dressinggown anc
slippers, demurely perusing the pages of the pray
sr-book His wife dear little innocent) was salts
fed that she had been misinformed of his where
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Baltimore Coffee Market, sept. "a.

There good deal activity in the during the
week than has existed for time holders
enabled to OBTAIN full market rates the demand ch ely
speculative, although
hays medium Rio at 3c bags do 1870 600 bags do
1870 $500 bags fair at 4c 40 l4c 900
l4zc 800 bags good 1890 $40 bags prime
~ The stock Of coffee in first hands has been reduced about
$40 The market for the the follow
ing quotations. viz. l39<c for ordinary; l49I4Hc for
fair 4%9I4c for good, ard '9l5c for prime lots Of Rio;
I41s9I5c for LAguyra, and l7Glsc Q b for Java.
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New YORK, September l6.-The steamer Kanqa.
roo has arrived. Lindsay arrived per the Europa
EngGnd-The weather is fine and the harvest
| prospects favorable.
| TIE Earl of Granville is enrOute for Madrid. II
is reported that his mission is relative to the slave
| trade.
Volunteers are offering so fast in England that
funds could not be be raised actively enough to send
them to Naples.
Garibald landed at Salerno on the fifth. battle
is considered probable between Clora and SaIerno.
Col Daniels brigade is reported to have gone over
to Garibaldi.
The London Times says that Naples is as good as
lost and Romes turn must come next
The Beurse was frmer. Rentes of Co.,
1t is reported that IS 900 Austrians have been or
dered to leave Vienna for Triest
A great conspiracy has been discovered at Uvine
favorable to Garibaldi. Numerous arrests have
been made
The general meeting of the National Union al
CObourg adopted programme for the transfer of
the Central Power to Prussia and convene German
Parliament.
Hickman q Brothers iron masters at Rilston have
failed for $4,000 pounds.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Sept. lS.-Arrived, bark Cephas
Sterret, from Rockland.
The ship Galena, which went ashore at the Passes
has returned to the city for repairs.
The brig West Indian went to seu.
Ten lives were lost at Pass Loutre
Several light houses on the Mississippi coast were
blown down.
The schooner Virginia Antoniette, from Vera
Cruz the I'd has arrived with S37350 specie
10000 Liberals were marching on the capitol
Miramon with 500 men. An attack was expected
on the Stu
A new loan on Mexicans alone was expected to be
proclaimed
The Bishop of Guadalajara had been released by
De GolladO.
1t was reported that Uraga had escaped.
The correspondent of the Progress at the capitol
says that the Liberal army had left Queretaro and
was expected at the capitol on the 9Th. 5000 men
were advancing from Cuernavaca.
Ortega was expected from Guadalajara.
The steamer Austin, from Brazos has arrived
with S89.500 treasure
The civil war in Neuva Leon and Coahuila con-
tinues.
MOBILE, Sept. H-Fiye steamboats, were lost dur
ing the storm on Saturday. The ship r. H. Dixey,
from New York to Mobile, was blown ashore on the
lower bar in Mobile Bay, and is a total wreck The
Captain and several of theEcrew persisted.
Goodman's warehouse, filed with salt and cotton,
burned on the 18th.
River News
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 18.-The river is rising wish 4
Set water in the canal.
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Foreign CommerciaI.
Per Jura.1

Per Jura. LIVERPOOL Sept. T.
COToNThe brokers' circular reports
90 COO bales Of which sold
export The markell slightly higher quotations midding
and lower qualities being above those Of the
day amount to bales incl 900 SPECTATORS and
exporters The Market buoyant prices The
loving authorised quotations; fair Orleans 7d Middng
63di fair Mobiles mddng Cd fair Upland sgd, Rddlng
IS 10 The stock in port estimated 100000 bales
which 655, 900 American.
Adyice from are favorable market buoyan for
all descriptions Of goods and yarns.
Spence Co. report -four dull and
all qualities lover Ohio 2S2cs Wheat dull I'd
lower since Wednesday. Corn is quiet and Cd lower
PRovlsIONs-Quiet and without much change.
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The SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD BE LEFT TO
THE LADIES Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER & BAKER, and the incoming majorites
from all quarters attest their capacity determine
this election according the real merits of the can
didates.
Leather pads and lock stitches " that are not
locked. dminutive shuttles and bObbins, however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed oninlons of committees, (more Skilled in making
fairs pay than in machine sewing) must give place
IN the ladies' elected-the GROVER & BAKER.
Sap+S If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
7
Thousands daily speaking in praise Of
M. II a rnRaS I've rnn |
nVHss Joy s9as "a sag e sc Tue ! s1nsHIPs

Thousands daily speaking in praise Of
DIR. EATONsS INFANTILE CORDIAL,
when given time 1t acts as II By msgic and ezs trial Eo
'SS s9as ~ = s1y rs oPsaTR
Of any kind and therefore relieves by removing Tie SUFFERING
Of child, instead Of by dsGdsnin9 is esnsies For h
reason, oommends iselfas alton know
I ny Gripping ia che Bowels, Acidity of thS
Stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and CrOu p
tfaa he Bososs and risSSse Daia rs 70 ssat-5ens
nj sGSnOdSc, tits used with Hdtag success in al
tas ie and hsah OF aor c1idrs and sosA q sgsa Ten
from those sad and 6sehtHg consequence phicA
tss g result " ass o. escO.cs q aseA az ctse,
bat Dr. EatOns enfanIike Cord raj this yon can
rely upon. II is perfectly harmless I'd cannot nure the
infant IS cents Fail directions
'A'n O0'is' r CHEURG aii x DupoINT,
No zOs Broadway, New Yerk
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
"a. True STA dard. Ansyze the Blood Of person suf
fng ON Consumption Liver Complaint D, spepsa Scroula
rsS ~ ne BLOOD supply tbse u
are made WE'LL The BLOOD Food Is founded upon this the
0rYhen's is FIVE 4sS60Is1 81 KAT az
adapted to the Of the Stood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Sronchttis, or any affection what.
ever Of the Threat or Lungs inducing COnsumD.
ton, No Is which is ass No for Depressfon 81
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for ali Chronic
biliIy, and Nervous PrOstratIoa No 2fcr Liv.
er COmPlaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Besa0 AZ
rssdy prPGred for absorption it taken by drops and
carried Immediately the circulation 80 bst what Won oa
you retain. The is for Female IFree uIarities
ear nesses, &c See special directions
lOus, kidney and Bladder Com plainIs take No
In AZ cases the directions be strictly followed Price
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 4U9 Broadway, Aev York,
Ana py ali respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD Co., st. Louis,
apis Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Sept H. A-Flour unsettled under tbs
eamer news and there nothing after
cS4 IS offered for supene the closed
ed that quotations cannot be Wheat dull and
lower at the cose the offered for prime
ID Corn in the advanced 10 50 and good demand
git receipts Oats advanced Bic and harley 9c Wb
emsnd for both. Whisky dull $50 bbs pork good
brands at SIS IS; the best brands S9 Nothing
dne in bacon and prices are nominal.
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DANCING WITH ROYALTx.-We are panied to OBJ
serve that the nice young ladies of Canada sus
pected of telling ibs about having danced with the
Prince. Montreal paper is forced to publish a
list of the honOred individuals in that city and we
now see it stated that the publication was made to
put dosE the pretensons of bogus partners more
than to tickle the vanity of the genuine.
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Arrival of the steamer Europa.

New YORK, Sept 49, The steamer Europa has
arrived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates of the
Sth
The King of Naples quilted the capitol on the 9th
on a Spanish vessel for Gaetta.
Garibadi was at Cana, 26 miles from Naples on
the 9th, and was expected to reach the capitol on
the 7th. His advance guard arrived at Salerno on
the 9th.
Naples continued tr nquil.
The harvest in England was making satisfactory
The insurgents at PesarO attacked and defeated
the Papal troops.
volunteers enters the Marches on the 9Th
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected .AsRnNo Letters.
fBV ROYAL 1K$ANNEHzE Tx Patent.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir CGree, H. d. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 10 TIE QHeeH.
This Invaluable medicine unfziling in the those
pan and dangerous diseases to which the female
snect II moderaes all and removes all obsrucsns
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
If is pecuary suited 1t will, In short time bring the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar sfs the Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent oounterfeits.
CAUTION
7hes, Pills should not taken by females during tbs
FTPST THREE MOE7HSo of Pregnancy trey sure 10
BRING on Miscarriage bat at any other te they safe.
IN all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Rack and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron Palpaton Of the
Hesrt Mysteries Whites these Pills will efsct when
ali Other means failed and although powerful remedy
do not en calome snmony or anything hurful
the constitution.
Full ions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late J. Q. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
and six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied agent will insure bottle containing SO pills. by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville BY Berry d Demove and G ". Hender-
shott j. @. Blown and sll respectable druggists.
49, L.
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Burns Scars caused ny explosion, especially the
Fun LAMTs BOnERs &c, instantly relieved
onrning anguish by this cooling healing
The Inflammation subsidies in Incredibly short time and the
Efforts Of mob second in restoring the skim and
remgrkab and said OF any Outnent.
ccarice leaves behind trace Of the mshap
DALLEY's wonderful skin healer employed Sold at the
principal depO IL Broadway, N y and Charities street. New
Orleans, by J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents. Also by
all druggiIts and merchants. seped,tW&vln
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MAS Nv 4
ROCK CITY MILLS.

WEDNESDAY, lmORNINe,ssEPr.Ilo.,lseo,