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MADAME BURR, GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT, STILL
M continues to tell past and future events at 2Brecker
their very thoughts She has true causing speedy
marriages. t'''
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FIN ANCIAI..

nFricE of ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE nAUrE
" Railroad Company. No. ~ Wall street. New YORK. June
% is6s1he cQ1 Of the hrst mortgage bonds IN
conpan de Jhly 4, 1868 viii Re paif and after that
W. % GRISWOLD. President.
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rSTrTrspns w n gRrrrTrH oFrRRs FOR Sale
b spendid ssock Of and second hand Tables o. the
h.S ansiity his unriyaied combination cushions
crders by nail Attended 20 By W. II. GRiFFITH 6 fUHe
STR
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEH
only, at the New York Museum OF Anatomy 6f8 Broad
Parties unable 70 attend these lectures have then
forwarded receipt OF 10 by addressing Secretary
the New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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7 A sTONIsHTNu. -MApAMB MORROw. sEyENI

"A STONISHING.-MADAMB MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter has foresight tell how how
you msry and all you wish to know even your thoughts
found Her magic image IN full operation No lS4
Ludlow street, below Houston. rs cents Gentlemen
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RsONAI..

PERSONAL.
I,NMA, STATION D.-rnERE rs LETTER IN TIE
u Sr.ce for you OkLANDD.
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A SCHOONER YACHT FOR sALE-oF ABOUT loo
IA tons. keel vessel New York pilot model, well
vessel trading Ia the West Indies
Apply 10 MIDDLETON 4 ARNOLD, 6s Wall street.
II rers Italian 0reyhounds, Scotch Terrier
and very small Poodle, Apply s i7a Thompson street
near Bleecker, until sold. 8. DAVIS.
IrRANcIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Stock for sale &c Buffers infa
nble Mango Cure. Flea Exterminaior Ac 90 per
tie. Buffers new work 81. Dogs boarded, Trained
Medicines for all diseases
I,oR sALE-THREK SMALL BULL rERRIERs
three scotch Terriers four Black Tans large sire
but Of the pures Black and Tan Pups pure Ber
Pups Newfoundand Pups, two Russian
sus dog: Dogs OF all breeds Dogs sold
and cropped trimmed In the neaest Particu
lar paid 70 the treatment and cure OF diseases Of
ker and dssemper All Kinds Of Medicines sold sdaled 70
ali diseases III, GARDNER. No. York street. two doors
from West Broadway
@ POINTING FOR SALE. A PAIR OF BULL TER.
y riers one sps Dog two Poodes. two small black
Scotch Terriers one exceeding I've pounds, ali the
pures breed excellent racrs Call No II Roose.
welt street. trst noor. JOHN GRAY.
THE GREAT SINGLE WICKET MATCH WILL m
II played July the New York Club ground, between
great display Of batting Ia anticipated.
yxrANrEp-rHB USE OF YACHT FOR ABOUT rwo
wv weeks that will accommodats not less than sr per-
sons for trip UP the Hudson. Terms be reasonable
Address Charles Dean. boz 2iV Herald oice.
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,es2 a2i ss,27i ao2 ,Oo4 III iss ,5so, SOS
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COMPANY r, EIGHTY FOURTH REGIMENT N. Y. s.
" G-A few GOOD men Join this company for O
ps,gn OF thirty Gays Full uniforms furnished The regi
ment has received orders march Immediately will
of in few days headquarters Seventy regiment
mory Centre Market Broome and Centre stre~u.
ALEX. MCLEOD Captain.
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COPARTN . ERsTITPs,

RELIABLE MAN wANTED-wHo CAN INVEST
~ equally with the sdyertissr Sison in ssfe cash en-
than three months. Inquire before r. n Of Mr. Jackson
~ West Thirty -second street. t
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A SNvAL PICNIC OF The coSoREoArIoN or 81
Mrs ms woods July 1884 for the benefit OF IN
schoos under the charge cf the patient Fathers Tickets
will the Hoooken ferry she Wood Of
the arrival Of the toats during the dag. 'I- :
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ss. Eya hne Laarhlln sa'Asyas csrthas.a. Kelly Veg
Bedford nrb sieton Robinson. Hail srn, Lady SsnSE
Moody. Edsa rsosa. J q Curtis. he.csmp. Boston
Hs~ard 1oad. Neg Or Aoutharnre, BeiiSss
Boston Isaac On Crs~eu Prpvidenc~. Jnis AnnA Har
n nR Ho.ton l. " Myer. samerA do. Lady Scott mr.
kleuthcf. Ans Mpo~sr. Wooster hsslsn: Marine, Das~y
h0risans, Lion Ro>s hforx- Ga barksO Tn on, M
Ter. hlsnxs. Assa. ke fin Pernznbseo. briEs Lar
aser Uarlale salem Al Lcese Mecalmon New Castle.
DrA~ar-
I.fh-Arr bark Charles Brewer, Grant nYork schrs
Bs,i-. Tho npson, do Wataiore. KEY wasS
PORTLAND, Aug lJ.~Au t.rk Albion Lincoln, Bibssg,
MsAnkss; steamer ch.a eake. wlet,s NSok cid sshs
nrr2RosInKsce xns IL Ss.ms, n.na .,s..
n YORK sch Oc-an Hlrt. csnirv. cns Lucnd. Bs,l~s
nayies Philadsipaa Lucy Robinson. DAVIS, Jnscr T~y-
Ir. Challenge Taples y ferry Ai.'s Re1annA Bafey
AuxlIn: Isab. Ia tpr and UHr let LEWIS. sheldon Eya-
b-,hport: Emeline Potter. yaNanor. dondout Ma
xyck conki!n and BAker, ke..y, siSrs; Scoops Dub
ford raaas Thomas Hun, Hri do s,h srhr-
Osk. Ma Ter PsiAde.his Tor sYerkl; Rovraq Pros.
Kriie, NYork sis,p Mary Brush. hna-oa. Pst f~en.
PAwTUcKEr Aug lar -chr Msry A hsifoh, An-
Dire ~. KondoIt: las Parker. Sv. Gif~rsiesse do
SALEM Aug I0-Arr hrg Roamer Li~den, Phisiciphsa:
schr. Martha. Bavter. Bsiumnrw A ooai Phi oross.
and q Neal Godfrry Phii@dris'his Sd 10th iron 10
iowl. brig Potomac.
wARRRS. Aug e-Ar schr bcsi Brown ineraham. rort
Ewru.
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Brooklyn City Nexys.

The BROOKLYN BANKS ONE MILLION LoAN.-A
meeting OF the Common Council Committee was held In
the Mayors Office yesterday morning receive the re-
sponse Of the Brooklyn Banks to the proposition
OF one million Of dollars to be applied the relief Of such
persons may be drafted into tho military service OF
United States Mayor Kabaesch stated that no had re
ceived replies from the banks, Of which
bal and others written but all to the effect declin
ing TO take the Loan He said that In the refusal
OF the banks 10 take tine he proposed appeal the
people. and submitted the following advert which
read
MAyoR's Ovvrcx BRoowLrx August r. 1868
Propoals will be received NJ the Office OF the
At the Cty Hail. until Monday August H. ten o'clock A. NJ
Tor loan Of one million OF dollars thereof
which certificates VIII be issued payable In with
interest at the rate OF per per
snce with resolution adopted BY the Common Council
the 9Th July
The Common Council intend apply to the Legislature Mt
is NEXT session FOR act auhorx the sue bonds
raise the necessary funds for the rcdemp OF
Gates.
Proposasto be endorsed "Propoxals for City Loan"
by erder OF the commtee.
MART ~ KALBFLEIscH Mayor
II was sucgesfed that special meeting of the Common
lutons 70 offer bounes for volunteers instead of
Offering IN ray exemption fees drafted but It
eventually decided 10 adopt the Mayors proposition 20
appeal 10 tho citizens and await the result before taking
further action. The committee thon adjourned until
Monday next
THE KINGS COUSrv DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE At
their last meeting adopted Of resolutions endors.
ing the pursued by Governor Seymour In his con
troversy with President Lincoln In relation tho draft
The resolutions received the unanimous approval Of the
committee.
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L Ill Il N A v Y.

hxrsnsNr-we hsge received communication from
shs crew d the KitaiinDy. complaining thss they
~nou' any medical Attendant attached to their ,c~ss
W sns iAos we have been cognzant for time Ias.
ana nave on cue occasion refoxrod TO n We believe "A
mira pauding has taken messages 10 remedy ths defect
81. Lous.-The United States sloop ~. Louis CON.
mander g. II. rrebic. was at Aiseoiras July q All
well.
HARTFORD, 2o-1he flagship Hartford taken 70 tho
Navy Yard yesterday for repairs.
CONNECTICUT, 1l-Ths fine vessel weighed anchor
and es The Navy Yard Monday afternoon about
O'CLOCK and proceeded down the hsrbor 70 she Staten
is'ans anchorage where shs anchor Az nine
O'Clock Tuesday morning she again got underwetSh and
pro- eesaed tosea She has rowing commission and as
tached to squadron
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The s.sorsd Relief Coz. nitsss.

Mr. J. D. Mckenzie, Chairman ot the Aerchants' Com
m,,tse apponted 70 distribute the funds collected for the
relief Of the oolorod sufferers durss tbs late RIOTS has
issued the following statcments-
This committee having relieved tbe more Immediate
wants of Tho coorcd psop thrown out of empoyment 10
OF the late riots DO not consider desirable
20 continue the distribution Of money al the central depot
beyond saturday the I'D instant except after personal
pl 70 tis applicant and special report Of The case 70
the committee
I'M COMMITTEES word urge upon the oolored people The
danger rsyng upon charity, and advise them 70 seek
employ ymeni possible thus tustying the good
opsn which has been generally expressed In relation
70 their industrious habits. To them IN this, the
rooms No. 80 Fourth street viii b kept own mopth
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Personal Rencontre ae Corinth.

During the session Of the Court Martial at Cornth
day. alteration occurred between Colonel Corwin, OF
the Tenth Missouri cavalry, and Lieutenant Colonel Bow
en-, Of the same regiment Corwin Is reported TO have
struck Bowen when the latter drew pistol and shot the
former In three places killing him instantly There
great excitement among the troops, but further
trouble s apprehended.
General Dodge is quite sick.
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Baae Hall.

EUREKA. OF NEWARK, vs.. MUTUAL, OF NEW YORK.
The Mutual grounds, a. Hoboken, Tuesday visit
cd by about three thousand spectators TO witness the
second contest between these famous clubs It being
game from last year. The play both sides
very spirited and tho outsiders specuated extensively
upon she result The game decided by the eighth
innings, 1t which time the stood 20 -. In tho
ninth innings the Eureka made eight runs being
ahead Of their opponents But tho Mutuais had scored
one, with man on the third basc wheu tho umpire
called the game closed in consequence OF darkness tho
Mutuas thus winning tho result o she eighth innings
4 follos a. lhan
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The Committee Claimss appointed by the Board Of
supervisors had prolonged Interview with Comptroller
Brennan Mayor Opdyke and Corporation Counsel Devs-
lin yesterday morning. and agreed upon settled line n
action 70 be followed out in adjusting the claims people
who have suffered during the late riots The committee
which Is composed OF Supervisors Purdy, Blunt Davis
and wisefnan agreed to meet at O'Clock
noon at No. II Chambers street, to hear all applications
for damages.
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Another Victim OF the Riots.

TVNH"HE Ut
;ho funeral OF officer Mcintyre who received fatal In
juries during the rotng the l.h OF July last took
place yesterday morning. from the police
Mulberry street. II most respectfully attended
veral hundred policemen acting escort. under
mand OF high officers OF the department. Tho
were conveyed to Calvary Cemetery. where they
suitably inferred
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Political Conrre,. IN rraukort.

meeting Of tho Congress- or German Deputies will be
held at Frankfort the 21st and 22d August All
have been members OF any German Chamber will be al
lowed to take part In the Congress well the
Deputies The Nord states that the questions 10 ba
brought under discussion tho following position
OF Scheswig oisein the interests of Germany In rela
ton 70 the Polish question tho importance Of the
tutonai crisis in Prussia for the whole OF Germany
further development u the Congress OF Deputies. Mo-
tons to be submitted must be forwarded to the commit
tees eight days before meeting.
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Naval Courtesy.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


"hen the frigate bine arst stationed on the
Battery II was given out-perhaps by naval Auths-
rytAat she was to bo Of school of practice and
etiquette FOR our volunteer oacers guard OF
for foreign menorwsr, to do saiuting, &c. IL seems
however, that OF her officers have yet to learn
what naval etiquette Ia. Those deck Saturday
evidently are not posted for when the guardshp Nauga
Rngoid by three dips, the sabine failed return tho
courtesy The officer or tho deck plainly visible
could nave no other excuse than ignorance and would
here rec mmend that the volunteer officers paw little
more attention to their duty This neglect tho part
OF naval vessels 10 return the salute Of OF
revenue marine has occurred several OCCASIONS and
cvy would induce the return OF such respect or rank
even from merchant vessel. How much more from
one oearl government commission. W.
Surgeon Samuel Jackson, ordered TO the Naval AGA
denny.
Surgeon James c. Palmer, detached from tho Naval
Academy and ordered fleet surgeon Of the Wost Gulf
blockading squadron.
Surgeon ". TAYLOR detached from the Pensacola and
ordered 70 return North
Surgeon L. J. Williams ordered to the Pensacola
Surgeon J. d. Miller detached from the storeship Poto
mac and ordered TO return North
Assistant Surgeon John b. Quinn detached from the
receiving ship and ordered TO the Naval Hospital New
York.
Hospital New York, and ordered to the receiving ship
New York.
Paymaster Caleb J Emery, ordered to the Navy Yard
Portsmouth, N. II.
Paymaster J. " B. Blocker, detached the Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., and waiting order.
First Assistant Engineer Samuel L. r. Ayres and Second
Assistant Engineer George W. W. Dove, ordered the
Nepsic
Third Assistant Engineer Hiram Parker Jr detae he'd
from the steamer Planter, ordered TO examination.
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Claims Against the city.

Claims Against the City.
Tho following additional claims were filed with Comp
troer Brennan yesterday morning
New York Desiccating Company for loss or los
barrels Of onions from their factory, al 32T and
s20 stanton street sa4s so
Samuel II. jameson, 635 Tenth avenue. drug
articles ................... $50 os
and other articles. ....................... % 90
Jos. ID. nutchins, 24S West Twenty ninth street.
horse killed 2ao 90
ninth street. loss Of clothing, &c Ills ~
FIJI LOOMS robbery OF watch and chain ..... 10 90
ware. &c a,oeo os
James n. Tyler, $40 Third avenue ......... l27 03
John Heller, 243 West Fifteenth street. - 20
freaerick 9. Wagner, Provost Marshal, Seventh
Congressional district loss Of stationery &C. o. 81
george y. ingalls,, tool maker, New Haven, Conn.
Tor destruction OF tools during tho burning OF
the twenty -nrst street armory ......... ~ 10
Frank Gardener Twenty -drst street and Second
avenue loss Of tools. &c &c.................. 72s
Mrs. L. Salisbury, No. YORK street. 10 ia
W II. c. Green l2l West Nineteenth street SO 10
John Prchard, loss OF watches. ........... so 90
John Grnncr and Louis Rozee loss OF tools SC 25 90
Louis H. Davis lat East Twenty eighth street. 31s rs
Andrew Hosmor 255 West Twenty eighth street. 100 90
Alexander Young No. sos Second avenue..... 30 90
Peter T. Sax. No. 200 Tenth avenue ......... 90 80
f. Stene, Forty second street and Third avenue IT 40
Iothi. 1910 0I
Previously reported. 1855. .3s1 IS
Grand total. 81 $3.50, ,597 -
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ITO worgL rsoyz IfrogS ksp orr
F~sNme Ftaftt faNHNNs 49, FsftAt
igyits1 " stantse tss ~sft aNs reaff
ristA ksesas r1sss
NnIEk gnAHAw Ps.ssS VI
OrAsfs ~ Aal yfcDDty sih~s<sf "a
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a. an exchange. where arrangements can be made oe
tween employers M these wishing employ ment.
lhe lawyers Will aso be In attendance 20 take PROOF 0
loss of propsrty without many Fhoh havs
sustained loss have not yet signed their pats, they
should call anG attend to this without delay.
Clothing may still be sent 70 the depot and money 70
BY order OF Executive Committee.
4 MACKENZIE Chairman.
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nINCELLANEOUs.

.
aT-isSo-x
rer.oss OF seaepszry sat. trous,sd with ~sssnesas
a.aae paip.tion of,hs Of appssss. dsrsss
After essog torpid liver .pAsa ac deserve TO s.sss
r they viii try the eeicbrs.a
PLANTATION sIrrEKs
Which recommended by tho ssAs~ msa'ea .utas
rites. and % produce immeai..e s.neassA
effect They exceedingly .xrr,sois prrfcsy 80
super.sds all osssr AsSy ssnss $40
ulAni is required.
They purify. strengthen snd iavsssssis
They create healthy appetite
They anudo,e TO change OF wassr sudss,ss
They effects Of di.sipaMos and Ais Soara
They strengthen tho syslsm sutven sbs mad
Thsy proven, m'a.mauc an ,n,errn,ssn, fcvsr.r
fhey purify ne breath and Acldi,y Of the ..on,aaA
They Dyspepsia aud coa.,ip.ecu
They cure DArrhg.. cholsrA and choler~ Norbas I
rssy cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They make the strong lsnTiid brilliant
exhausted sre., Thsr oompos-a
and herbs all prcssrvsd In perfectly pure rs croiI
For particulars circulars and
bottle
Beware OF impostcrs Examine every bo,a see that 10
has d. ~ Barnes signature private Uned Htssss
stamp over tho cork with plantation scene. -
pAiur. dns steel plate engraving side Label sss
that bottle rcaied len spurious and dsle.srso~s
We defy any person TO match the
Of gosds Any pretending to sell Plantation BIT
tiers By the galsn In bulk mpostsv We ss osly -
log cabin bottle ANY person Initiating this bosus.
selling any material therein vheher rAntAtos
Bniers /. the United stat-s ssA
viii be % prosecuted by We already have eye
parties ening bottles. Ao. who win succeed
ting themselves sts cose The demand for Drshss
Plantation ladies' clersyusn. merchants IA y
perfectly Incredible The slmpe uA Of bottle Is tbs ~
present Of shsIr AnA suporioriy Thsy
by respectable druGs,.a grossr physaeaas hsss
saloons. steamboats, Asd coa1trv sorcs
r. n DRAKE 4 90.
5r1 broadway. n z.
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Personal Intelligence.

Umpires-Mr Hudson and Henry Eckf0rd.
Scorers Mcconnell Of Mutual J. Hodson, OF Eureka
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Hsirs HAIR Dye, 30 Cs.ss. Biseh 90
by sA dfvep1ssA
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Prizes Csshed In All Lsgaislsd r.osss-
rlca Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker II Wal street. room No. J. Ne~ YORK
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Bssss's n,pssies risid Restores $50
sr~ssss hair Bcssss El~-sr< Hsw DYE. s~s n es~ Try
Ne eosusc~A " BooLk. Bs>sss. SD s-ssrvh-rs
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A Beausasui Compsssssa, free from Tss,
Es2Ls ~ rnousAsb vLowkH Prs. - sss~-
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OmciaI ORA awings OF the shelby College
Lottery OF Ksnturkr
ExrnI CLASS s27--Ausus H. Issx
4, ~, 22, 35, Ts, Is, 2, 16. IL. ~, %, 81, 50.
CLASS 52s-Aagust II. 1855
AZ. lG, 2. 76, "a, l5. IS. 80, So. Gl. 60. &c, 81.
joHN A. NORRIS a CO.
Wilmington.
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Whateussu.

bars BanehnlA IN Boston Jay li.h from . CRUISE
the sosth Auanlls De-As
Bark 1-aargs sassn, Jere>gsn. va. Q, Catherine.
june ~ awaiting the asriyA of Hamburg brig tespsoed
Jul, ID to shir n~r oil
Bsrk Csao. HowlAna, Nh, ~ ca,h~rn~. June 10
awaiting the arrival Of Hamburg brig (.Ip~cied Jaiy ID
strip her oil.
Bark A-AshonIs wiBs Nh, "a. 81 s, csihsria-. Jan,
~, 10 aA in lev days . cruise
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~ fN rs g~si 81. psfts, 400 isat~ ks.rss r.s.s,
hanssai #swsi. tl&sNssa. stosN B~ss4 a s,asp ~
xsrisa .sl hes ienasf n. yAht Anne 80 fos
srsfsr, nj a ne ysy, enR knnA iron ~ la.te ptR
tA-srr shir sofn~e. crpnwS6t bsfas 1s1n A.
tfewa Msns~aes sshuaF M0fNs Niofs bftq. d Tor.
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isa@tf, shls nsss..las. csasy sor~..4.s u r.n..
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DAsU0s Aas s-aff Ni9 Tsytsr ovtltss Ptnsa.t
yGls 90 lash s.s. 4 a tsrns.ogsAt ussrton ss.sSax
ton = 4 hos-sr s.rsF srs tosss, Dgsg. slofa
sThrs hast "a fslf~y wssak Goa JHiss h.tef Ly~
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snisroi. Ae'ls-kr ssr yssay grfp asslti sfsrs
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skip sssAsn pao lrer. F~~sss@. w~A.. s4ss. - 80.
sssr naess essss-s srx Lsnssiins feen rbas .. ~ :
fst ssv rsst. ssss - - % sss va wa1 h9hs re<s
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Drawsngs OF the Library Association
Company's Losssry Of Kentucky
50, IL, +G, CG. "a, So, 81 -, "a, z, %, ~, 3.
Class 2st-Augrst Il, 1917
50. ~. 46, 70. So. 60, ~, G3, 81. 30, ~, 4.
Circulars ssnt by addressing
FRANCE. xL.LIs CO. Mssarers Coviaxton, Ky
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q 7 1900
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fuQ
sh .sused talk treason in the Asov House bcors ina,
time and had neard him talk treason IN septemocr
% ..v rs, he bopsd ana expected % ss shaving Jesr
sou Davis within sixty Gays after that dAy; dd nos say
hov be would shave Am whsshsr c.sse or s'nsrwss -
smore would be tasea BY the rebos that denerai Leo
would so ate Washington from The North and sast and
was great general In tbs dsguise Of barber witness
was living his money, sometimes ne spccnhtsc IN
stocks speculated IN them al week o., nos ~ Nv,
Mr. A. IL wellington vas then sworn, and testified
cha, he resided New Jersey, and does business as
In Barclay In the city on the l5ih
OF uy as, and saw the disturbance around the frbane
Office Il was about half past twelve clock while going
nast the Aoy etuyis once he mob Of about twenty
or thirty persons beaded BY man IN ight coat spey
went o. towards Prn.ng House slnare DEFENDANT was
the man who the light clothes.
Cross examined-D,d not know the defendant; never
him until that day was not there more tnan nye
minutes tho width of Park row from the prisoner
but was aue positive hss identity and had recog
nzed him ne entered the court room. had told
the Dsct Attorney that he could testify In this case al
rst he had about recognizing him bu, they
were disrslcd he the prisoner had scen
che risirc, Attorney about O'Clock norslng
had called 4, the bune oncs on hearing the man had
been arrested aud had left hts aud address uere
he x,,nss ss near the rioters there was no violence
committed but he thought II angry crowd.
isaac W England, being sworn, testified that he was
a the rtbans ofce On the 1th Of july was Of the
aitDrs o the paper tbe mob on two occasions
d.y The rs, about half pas, twelve they numbered
reyerai hundreds. was violent mob, and was led
tuey Caine in vlte, the
isst thng he beard the prisoner calling for three
cheers lor General George Mcclellan he then called for
sbre. gruans for Horace Greeey which were given very
tbsre was mistake about the rrosns the
prisoner then raised his right hand and shook at the
once and sad "Ccme DOT 0 that, you damned black
hearted abolition isti. ftang the damned of
b-h and other exciting expressions 70 tse same effect
witness was qute positive prsooer was the same man
had NOT the slighyest aoutS about a. be remained In
frurt Il the T,isSs once from hve W ten minutes
and thsa Isd them on 70 the Cassno., aud under
STOOD bim 70 call them 70 " and cheer tbs
he had bs~~0
" mlnkD whea ~ returned. and the sconsp
OF the hrst visit were repeated Sorne M The mob bad
sticks iu their haads witness left the once about hsK
cass i've O'Clock zdnrng ths disturbance Mr Greeley
4 ~ eGos, nd Ssarty al ~ members VI The Trbun
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Omciai Drawings or Marray, Eddy 4
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