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T,r. RAKER'S
PAIN PANACEA

For the cure Of Paio both exter nally and inter.
naiv. The greatest Pstn-curing emedy vet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy is Faithfully used
For PAIN I'm the Stomach, Back and Eowels.
Burns Bruises, Outs and Swellings. Collie, Dia-
rhea and Rheumatism Headache, Taothache
and Earache, and Neuralgia, It cures almost
instantaneoasfy -.
CHRONIC BEsEASES, such as pyspep-
STA. Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever
and ague, Canker. or mouth. Putrid Sore
Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores. Coughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
IL only needs to be faithfully used ands cure is
certain.
pr, ID. y. smith, Druggist OF high standing
In Richmond, Kentucky, says: "Dr. BAKERS PAN
ACEA is doing wonders in this neighborhood, In the
way OF healing the sick. the Rheumatics among the
number. Perhaps the most RsMsRxABLE case Is that
OF an old citizen OF this place who had been suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen gears He IL now well
and for the great blessing he now enjoys in the
shape OF uninterrupted good health he is indebted to
your Invaluable PAsAcEk.
Proprietor. H. SCOyIII
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st. Louis, July IL.

st. Louis, July IL
The Evening" Edition of the Democra.
published the following:
William Mckee, senior proprietor Of this
paper was put under arrest last evening by
order Of Gen. Schoield.
The grounds for the arrest are, we under
stand, the publication of letter from Pres
idont Lincoln TO Gen. Schofield explaining
the reasons for the removal Of Gen. Curtis,
and for refusing to state IN what manner
said letter came into bis hands.
We have only at present to say that we
regard this foolish and an unwarranted
proceeding. Mr.. Mckee reported himself
at Headquarters this morning and protested
his willingness to exhonorate every officer
in the department from any knowledge in
the matter Off blication, believing this to
be due to certain persons on Dept staff.
M further progress up TO the writing of
this has been made ia the case. M. Nc
kee is at liberty on his parole.
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bTHER STREET FIGHr.-A diff

A&DTHER STREET FIGHT.-A diff
occurred one day last week,
~ g some features of noticeable
Icter. Capt. Pinney, who has
Ell Democrat, and who we be-
tes in the best sense of the term
one still, is recruiting company
sthe 9th Cavalry. A man named
Mdett, ofPort Richmond, it was
orted, had made remarks .about
apt. Pinney, to the effect that he
0uld as soon fight on one side as the
other, if paid for it. Pinney
sArd Of it, and encountering Burdett
nthe corner of Front and Market
1eet on the day named, he asked
In if he had so stated. Burdett
dmit:ed that he Lad ; Pinney call.
him liar, Burdett aimed blow
vhich the latter parted. Pinney
Ven struck Burdett several blows,
,atlsing blood to flow pretty freely.
Finally Pinnev got Burdctt's head
oder his left arm, and with his
dEht aimed a blow at it with his pis~
toS but missed. Burdett then got
use, and fled for protection to S.
9ossage, Mayor. who was in the
crowd. The latter took Burdett's
arm and advanced in an excited man.
her towards Pinney, as tito renew
the attack upon him. J. w. Dixon,
apparently so constituting the move
ment, Is Gossage came near him,
sailed out to him to hold on, at the
eame time placing his hand in q re-
Draining manner, upon Gossage.-
The latter Immediately seized Dixon
and scufle between the two follow.
ed. in favor, on the whole, of Mr..
Dixon, until finally, spectator, Mr..
M. Tullis interfered and parted them
and the fight ended. Pinney and
Dixon was arrested and fined, the
former IS and the latter $1O, before
Justice Douglas.
This affair owing to the standing of the
parties, and the fact that 1t was in some
sense. influenced by the prevailing excite.
ment Of the times, has caused good deal
Of comment, and the feeling among Union
men is general that P nney and Dixon were
treated by Copperhead officials, with inius-
sice, and that Burdett and Gossage were
sudered to go unpublished from partizan
Iii very important, in the present excl
ted ste te Of this public mind, to treat all
yho are concerned in breaches of the peace,
with fairnes and impartiality, avoiding al!
appearance Of using official position for par
tiE,n purposes. If our officials are sincere
in their expressed desire to preserve the
peace Of the community. they will do well.
to treat all disturbers Of the peace
With exact and impartial justice.
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why wit. you driay purchasing

bottle of DR.. Halls Bslsam when by it's use
your dry hacking cough becomes loose, the
corrupted matter which accumuIates in aud
Expresses the lungs is easily exp ectorated.
while the tonic properties Of the medicine
keep up the strength under the muco puru
lent discharge. Combined, IA it is, in a
skilifui and scientific manner, by regular
iy educated physician, the preparation OF
which we are speaking. becomes almost ir-
resiStable.
For sale by agents in every town in the
country See advertisement.
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Ice 'CRsAx Roon--Mrs. B.. Boulton.
VIII De happy TO supply ladies and gentle
men with ice-cream, in the room over the
CITY Bakery, Front st. The public we
deabt not. will duly appreciate this effort to
meet real want this hot weather, and ~ilI
extend to ita generous support, neither
will they be repelled by cool reception, for
10Y pnliteness is the most acceptable kind
with the mercury up to 100 and above.
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No. SCI Broadway. ". Y,

Vy0 rrVNous suFprRrps or ROTH srxrS.-
Reverand Gentleman having heen restor'.d
to heaHh IN few da after undergoing all The
al routine and trreeuar EXPENSIVE modes 81 treat
ment without success considers ~ his sscred duty
70 communicate to h's afflicted fellow creatures the
MvsNs ~ creH Hepce. the oceipt of an adj
dressed envelope. ne win send ffreel copy of the
prescription used. Direct 10
DR.. J0HNM. DAGNALL, 1876 Fulton ST. Brooklyn Ny
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The California emigration this season
seems to DO strongly copperhead Those
Who baye arrived thus Ear are mostly young
men. who seem ANXIOUS to know whether
the dre4 rs to be enforced in the Golden
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The bank in Vermont on which counter
isits have recently made their. appearance
10 this vicinity, Is Rutland instead OF Port
and - Incorrectly printed by US last week.
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-Drunkenaess Cureh. SET

TUyhe inebrate NAV INV bid deh sncn tn the temp
" ting cup. DIR. ZANE'S ANTTDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK IL a certain cure for Drunkenness. It GRE
ates a dislike for strong drink and be admins
tered without the knowledge Of the Patient Price
Al a box. Sent bv malt tn address. nv q. G. Up
HAM, 403 Chestnut ST philadelphia. Circulars sent
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DR.. VIM. HALLS
Raleam enr the lungs
mr.. VIM. WATTS
Balsanl for the lungs

Cipcinnat March 10. 1889.
MessRs. A. T.. ScoviLL b Co.--f3 ents: Two winters
ago was verv low with Consumption. and phvsi-
clans eemed to fail 70 DO me NJ heneft,
end continued tn grew worse and worse, until NV
phvsician told that of nv Iuros entirslv
zone land that I coSN not net nell then t~ied
DR.. Halle RaIsan,, which at first sickened me; hu'
I soon threw oR iarve Qualities ~ matter and
phlegm. my cough gradually reaaed. nv inors he
gan to heal. and continued n imnrove. tn 7 was
entirely cured and have been able N attandto nv
business ever since. soon aNn-ward rerommeded
II to an acquaintance ~ mine Who was 7ro'fino
sresef0n and apparently worse II vas He tells
me u WIS the of saving his lfa. rn- snrther
reference eal me 1t ras'dencs. M 81 south
side of East Third street. between Rrosdwav and
Sycamore streets, or at tho Nnseur' m 9rr"rnore
street. JOHN A. BOwIorrrNr
re Advertisement n16-15n
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EDrroR OF COURIER :

DEAR Sra:
with your perm'ssion Wish Ia saw tn the resders
~ YOUR paper that Win send nv return matt tn all
who wish t. (sreeo Racine. with fn directons for
making snd us'ng simple vrretsh'e Balm. that
viii eNeetuailv remove. IN ten DAYS. P'mDles.
R'otebe s. Tan, Freckles and all Impurities 81 the
Skin. leaving the same soft, clear and smooth and
Beautiful
viii also mall free to those having Raid Heads or
ara faces ri mnle directions and information that
viii erable them To start fn'I growth NJ unyuriant
Fair. Whiskers. or MouStacbe in less than thirty
DAYS. fN applications answered by return mati
without charge.
RPSpectfn'Iy
ni1.em rHOs r. CHAPMAN.
Chemist.
Ma Rro odvov Wy.
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
BIT USING
SCOVILL'S
Blood and Liver Syrup.

The recipe is given to all physicisns--
That they may know what they are usins.
The combination of Sarsaparia with stilingia,
Is well known to all medical men as
The best compound to purity the blood ever used
tcures scrofola in lifts worst forms .
All diseases Of the skin It cures efectualIy.
syphiitic swellings, Ervsipeias, scald Head.
Salt Rheum, Female complaints, Tumors,
Kings Evil. and ell diseases arising nom an = i'm
purity ofthe blood.
psvsSciar. wis tell vow to LET alone al,
proprietary or ruack medicines, as they call them
Why? For the simple reason that they are put up
with printed directions and the narce aud liable Is
copyrighted Show them the formula of prep aratian
and in nine cut of ten they will approve Of
There testimonials from physicians whose preiu-
diees bslapc ed by their good sense. or the
excellent virtues Of ScoviI Blood and Liver Syrup
and who are using 1t for their private practice,
soldby IL. SCoyIEL,
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SIGEL HALL.

JouN ZwrrzLER. Proprietor, Front Street,
Sd door West Of the Ottumwa louise,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ii you want to drink NIT Sigsl, 20 TO
Sigel Hall.
.if YOU want good glass o ale. so to
Sigel Hall.
II you want good glass of ser, GO to
Sigel Hall.
u you want good cisa, go to Sigel
Hall.
If you wanta dish of Fresh ysters, e.
ce,yed daily by Express, 60 to o,cel Hal a
II you want anything good GO ,toSisol
HALL
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-s--7-a--
II. i. SISSON.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN THE
II city, offers his services to the citisens Of and
vicinity. All work Narrated. Ladies' waited o. a
their residences, IL desired.
Teeth nsertedfro one 20 an entire sstt either by
saeans ofsprings or atmospheric pressure.
EroErrcs, az his residence, or Market stvee.,
FEB e, 1881.
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OF AN
INV Aid,

INV Aid,
Published for the benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from debility Premature decay Of
manhood etc. supplying at the same time
MTHE Fans OF SELF CURE
BY one who has cured himself after being pnt to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and duackery
Nv inclosing most paid addressed envelope. single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHAvTnH MAYFAIR. Esq.
Ills Bedford, Kings Co., N Y.
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Spttial Aotitts.

advise all who afflicted and need agreeable
tonic for the troubles above indicated, to commence
at once using these Pitters ~
Sold IN ottumwa, by STOUT 4 CowAN, Agents.
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DIR. Fl ALE BALSAM

HaIlss LWn~ Ssalsa.n, in all cases giY es
the best OF satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALsAN Mas wrought more cures
since Its Introduction than any other. cough
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest and hest rem
edy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe TO use among
children, and vet powerful In cases Of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALL LUNG BALsAM brings in CERTIFICATES al
most daily Of Its wonderful cures 10 all parts
Of the country.
HALLS BALsAM for the LUNGS Is sold in every
Town In the country.
The MOr~ strtkSn~ proof Of the fntriu-
sic worth and excellence OF DR.. HALLS BALSAM
for the Lungs ie shown In the rapidaty with which
u becomes favorite with the people. There is
nothing 81 similar nature hut what Is soon cast In.
70 the shade when the Balsam has been thoroughly
tested The agents for Its sale the country over
ordering for new supplies very enthustastic In
It's favor. saving, "It just the thing acts lite
charm its effects are truly magical" The afflicted
can order the medicine OF
HI. SCOVTLTI, Proprietor.
70, R0 mdOepb ST.. Chicago.
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by J. L. ,vlor, 1T Ottumwa g. p. Knigh
Agency ca. n. Steel and CTS. Ozark, Fairfield
y. J. observation-disclosures. Ap; 50 '68
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DR.. q. a. FULLER.
OTTTHW.4, IOWA,

(Formery from New YORK, more recently from Mon
mouth, Iliinois)
Cures CANCERS. Fits Rheumatism, SCR0FULA
Kfses EyL. Salt Rheum ssipelas and all skin dis
eases with dispatch and certainty. He all
male difficulties. His medicines work like a charm
raisingmany from their beds. after long and pro-
tTactedi lime s. in few weeks. He cures ana war
rants q permanent cure for all Secret Diseases no
matter what their species are.
The sic; headache cured Tor three S dollars or tn
money will be refunded.
Or. Fuller is the orr ginal founder of the Good ss-
marian Cordial Fuller's Analytic Ointment aud
and Fuller's Sick Headache Pills that are creating
great noterety everywhere they have been used
All letters enclosing stamps responded 10 immsdi-
ately.
Patients should apply Immediately as TIE Doctor
viii hayeto leave and so TO Chicago the first OF oc
iober. t4-15
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j. S. WALKER,
isucoEssoR TO T. O. woopwARD,)

DRY coopS, GROCERIES,
Csething, Hardware, Queensw arc,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
GUM GOODS, FURs. NOTIONS, &C., &c.
Directly opposite the Ottumwa House
Front Street, OttumWa, Iowa.
Aug. 30, feeS-26 14-y
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pssi espondsn,s msy rely on careful attention 4.
melt husness. Collections % all points prom pt,r
atts1isd 90, aud resorn. made day Of p yment -
tastssn fenaittanees made for country eorrsspon-
ionss ~ k,tcest Cure nj rates.
fr Nsrties keeping opposite accounts " e will make
nNSAi dtduction on our rates for sreldaos da2
sscss'rs~t money, snd viii otherwis. extend ths
facilities usually granted iHsnk crIteners.
Sxnsk 1So2 SO%NgPfFLD BRO
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LIST OF

Remaining in the Post Office at OF.
tnmwa July 10th, 1858.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND IEE VICINITY.

PAYIN. ZOE rHK UsiPoHH.--Ihe results Of
the on,crp.o, .bo- thst able bodied men a.. scare
in thi. city, When then services are required by
Act OF Conrrsss hut plenty II men are ready 10 aS
sums the unifarr op condition of receiving reason
able amount Of peenbacts. These men are paid for
p1tins on sodiers clothes and vs propnse to relate
an incident where . woman tae to pay fer the priv
lese Of publicly v.Srins the Uniform Of soidier. II
appears that on Monday evening, two saily drr"sd
Lieutenant Co,onels escorted dsmsei to Siblet
Gsrdnn, where they made themselves rather con
spieuous BY their se,ions. One Of the ushsn took il
into hi. head 70 scutinEe IN. features Of the military
gentlemen, and finally eoneudsd TO sdd"" The
party and inform heu tht one Of the apparent Res
vss sh,, dressed in ths uniform II Lii utsnsn.
Colonel. On receiving ,hS cpluion Of the sharp
sighted Usher, the trio toss from their seats and In
disrslty left the thesNe, Before rssehinS the outer
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WIILIAhsBUR0H.

RECOVERY OF Doriss.-Thc bodies Of the
three drowned sunday o. GrsnpoinS v@s
recovered Yesterday. Their nam0 ere Edwasd A-KR-
nss, loib street. between Avenue A and lst Av0s0
Pstsr hcf;ovsn, came b'ock, and Robart W0Ss Pesn
susN. verd d-t. Accidental drowning
iiRr.-A house occupied hy Mrs z. Ia
Cunningham ID pvned by Mr. Frederick erholea- ~
Lee Avenue. u " Wilson suoet, Brooklyn. 2. n
vaA sCoyeged OH hrc est, rdsy, IN uppsJ ronm.
The aamee srre ef,inruished with but <o damage
TO tho building.
ExENirioss--i le following is the numbas
Of csses ersEped in the "a ConSrssssona aistrsols
81 No. 20 Grand street Broosya. e u. ysstssdey -
Held Ia substitutes ~: exempted fer physical die
sbility II other csu,es ~. Total S.
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From Europe.
One Days Later News.

m. steamship H,u., from Queenstown the 10th.
has arrived Her dates are one day later th an those
rsr the Reela
The London IrvuV Par. oor.spond.u,, writing
op the sub &c, OF the French oceupstiou Of MeIioo
,ay, ;h.t "thc Federal Government Of America NAV
uy.t hsve taken no official ,tsrs In the matter, tut
pume,ou. private letters fycrn America exrr-N the
% "a ,h. ,,,vi,,,on ,h., an. c,,.-n.r, =,
'o' ,n' 'ne oon''o''o 'n'. w, "'.,1"o"' -
m'h" .a'' h',e 80 ".n. p..".u o" ny
Tn. position ,h.. N. French c;oyrrmsn. sna. ,s.if
4, !, s,g,ui, and s.,e,.e and Won NAV d.upd tss,
the Mexican sHsir s ., this moment the principal
subject OF no ,housh., and anxiety"
Tn. r.ri. correspondent of sh. .o.'r,o H',Aro
repeats his former s"srtiop that both the recognition
of the south and the de'.o'''' ie.sie '''-'.n the
Confederate, French and MeIlcsn Governments srs
".,''r w."
The ffeneh onrnsl 'ne rhArr ht "a hohH' "'tss
that tvo steam cprsrs In souse Of construction at
A.nte, and .ro ,lster shIps bniJdins AT Pordaaur
v.re suspected Of heus intended for The r.b@,, TO he
delivered a, ~, % ,ssu,s of Bs,e i,,.
Tn. lonson Mn,,f,a Has.i d refuses 10 bsieye
The ,,s,sment OF the MoH.t,a Po.r that Govern.
nen h., decided 10 ds.su the r cam ram. launched
by Mr. Laird in the Mercy and in Q ehsia1teristie
EDITORIAL d.noupe a, ,ueA mon,trop, piscs Of t,r>opy
.,. a., A. =. 81
anu p'se so@usscencs ~ tie Outrageous aemsnd' OF
tie FEEDER al Government.
Ib.J,x h.. ,a..s, i, .u.-., IN ,.,ts, s,,p,
" :" 'A' "'
eorep~hc~nt sho eon'shds tna' ne Two sh'ps IN the
Mer,,y -ippa ted to 10 Ior the Conf d. atsp should
h...ix,. a.. .r,,.. ,.m.,.. -, ,.u,, ,,, r.,
''"N'e' '' ."'e ''N'A' ~ 'sVp ''A' INV Nv
cessary legal yreos are sil sabtinS; but eopcluoss
bv,a,inr.
'..n ~ ,
A,tsr all hovett leimr cur eorIespe aaent 10
eiAIl. eNfeslnr de' .s, 'ni.h "e rave Le cout,
y PREY s.hrrslly ie'', w, We .ov:innept would
~, reis,os. 1no, dr..n'ns tns two s'ssn "a ns
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ns,oes siocd eo The ssne uccnd occupied by them 10
ne mcnine, Their ,rri,s esiEs unbroten. Tbsr
Genera Ihoms :; lesy sphsI Mopdsy fcrsnccrNb a
the ucc p are 10 hieh srriv He bsrueht % ell he
vounc.d. Of the sict and wounded ~ C1svhsh
sprtrg toeIrin ne oor main ho,p.tsl. nearly ell be
Been brought avrv.
The nunhef Of prisoners tskep by the emmy ~ilI
hardly surpass 400, besides the Wounded Of vt ON
hands
wos Tes rioners .s have sss, loo 20 Melville
killing Of ell the bosses.
Gen Tlornss retired TO Rnssviis on Sunday nisnt
After the battle bad closed Gen. Roreerans had L.
sned ordsrs or s his troors to Be concentrated Nth
the fcrces a. Chattanccfs
In tb. l,s' tvo ssaaulis our uoors fought nth bsy
onsts their ammunition being axhsus,ea,
The latest information that has ~seb~d this citv
from Chattanooga last evening and 10 the ef'crt
that Cen. Roseersns sonld eoocentrsts on Chsra
ucoVa last night
zen Thcm.s had hesn epf,eed vtb 'he enemy
riof 70 T. n yeeterday, and II .as therefore an's
tionsble ~hether be vouid be shl~ TO reach Chius
noo<a issi night There we're ipdieations that the
enemy vere Contemplating . denionstrstion on 81.
other part OF our line last evsninx.
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Gen. Burnside. ,ioveu~sts.

Dlsratehss from burnside ere eucourg NJ. He
knds plenty OF fota<s snd sood n the COUNTRY vteh
he now ocentis., cattle a'one excepted. AND ne
v be able to tsi,e and hsve Organized from hoo0 "a
io.o0 loyal Trnn.s'ee erris sithin the uts, t-o
months. The refugees ron reb~l ausltv are crowd.
ins into b. liner uumerousy that all otcers Of his
NsH snd srmy ~ho eau rt,iby he spared fFon other
duties src fully employed 10 the -oft OF drilling. or
ssnizirs. and eduippins ihe.e nov and 6srv volun
tesrs. on sstu-dsy last Gen Burnside captured
Jonesbo-o. comparatively unimpor'snt pns;, the
extreme eastern part Of Tennessee, more than 90
mil.s di'tsnt from the ground which Rosecraus
vas fighting. The disaster to the Ohio regiment near
Tilford. Tennessee. mentioned In 9 telegram firm
KDoIvile. on Tucsdsy, vas published in the Eich
mond % 2ers som, time since and rspub'ished here
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A,oISoi.ADI, Il years OF age, while Walking
onsgnday evening III young man to whom she vss
ebssssd to be married. vO set UPON by toas mso
NEAR the toll gate on Warrington street, and hrr
companion Of tos ards the city, leaving hu with
the riAn'. Who shameful, sbrsed her despits her
cries robbed her OF Gil ARTICLES Of vsue bsr psrscu
Aud tore Of most of bsr clothes Three Of ths VII
LAIN, Known TO resiie in Hoooksu, and tbs fssrth
81 He~ York. be girl thinkssh can identify thems
and officers are their track. Itis thought thst hsr
oompspioo Who dessrtcd her, vas 10 eolluaiol With
then. and IN invsstsstian will take place.
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Tus TuiEp DisrKicr ESnotLMxHr-r-Ths
Board Of Enrolment for the Third Coopessious1
Distri-t dipcsed of the following ysstsrdsy;
dibstitutes 3; held for serviea, B; paid eSdn, ~
In the serv,es y; upder age, dissbility, ~ alsuss
20: over afe, I: father Of mothrrless eAilAy0. )
non.ts.idsn,s,2 q; only sons,s. Total, i0d.
RELixr TO DaArrED AE,.-The Board a
Aldermen Of Brooklyn resolved relieve IL sssov-
ns.namsd perons from the operations Of the &sa. -
the mretins held yesterday:
!Sconi ndyd, JAmes Hines. FufA Ward, xaliP
N.nlsy, John & Ridley. Chss MaIsee- Et1Ah
Ward WIN. III. Benton. Suyh Wasds eanl 49,.
ween. SiIi~nfh wdyd hiehael Yull Joespe
Fink, AndTeAs SssvsId, Geosse q. Luianl. JshD
Cooher, Frederick kutt.f, Fteieriek JohS4.