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NV YoEk. Aug. l6.-Gold opened 81
81 SOL receded to 81 Sc. and closed dull at
81 56l4.
More than million of dollars worth OF
Government Bonds we're bought to-day at
high rates.
NEw YORK. Aug. l6.-Thc Hsrald's
Washington special says was TO move on
Ball Bluff yesterday on the north side of the
James River and 10 the left OF the rebel
lines. IL successful this movement will neces-
state either evacuation Of Richmond o. Pc
tersburg. as Grant viii then be in position
to bring his forces 10 bear upon either.
lt Is said two rebel mortArs have boon
captured.
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that post, with eight hundred lnea-
A slight skirmish was going on when th,
last train left This train had Dol. Mccoi-
lum, and other railroad men. returning from
the front Bstweeu Adairsy lie and Calhoun
The men we're obliged 10 repair the road
which had been bnned by small detchmentI
from Wheeler 5 force, which had also captur.
ell about seventeen Government cattle. on
their way to Atlanta.
Gen. Stedman advised of these started with
a large force from sCharmonia, La, and last
heard from was at Dalton just at night. A
survivor says trains leaving Resasa in the
evening IL were capturedby the force which
captured the cattle.
This raid. had Seenl anticipated by Sher-
man, asd he was prepared to meet them.
On Saturday three hundred guerrillas at
tackled Selma. Livingston chunty, Ky .lgas-
risoned by % of the 18th ky., and after a
sharp fight were repulsed: with loss OF & kill
ed and Is badly wounded. vnd several cap
tured.
, Federal loss , killed 4 mortaiIy wounded
and several slightly.
Twenty Eve guerrillas under Morton were
10 Tumble county.
On Sunday night Msorthe was in Ohio and
rading down the road TO Westport. commit
ting depredations on the people. They then
plsndOred wesiport OF $4,000 in goods and
money.
Henderson is still excited. johnson en-
canped on the Fair Grounds threatening the
town.
About 70 guerrillas were in Boonsboro,
Oldham county. plundering the town and
causing great excitement.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. lC.-Sccretary STAN
ton in dispatch TO Gen. Dix. says the Gov
eminent haa received official reports Of the
surrender OF Fort Gaines, and the abandon
ment Of Fort Powell from Con. Candy.
Port Gaines surrendered Internationally
with 30 officers and SIS men With an arma-
ment Of 20 gus. and provisions for twelve
months.
Gen. Granger will Immediately invest ~.
Morgan and garrison Gaines and Powell.
telegram has been received from shesi-
dan. dated Aug. isth. lie says the story Of
plumber taken from Maryland by the tebeE
N hambug.
The Department has recssed 10 on,cizS
report that movements we're being made YES
ssrdsy "a front Of Petersburg. bat osing u
,he lines beng down no tslegrAms have beer
received from headquarters. and also ~llhos
any Intelligence from Atlanta.
WARRINGTON. Aug lG.-Tbe mail boa
hey Port, reports a movement Of the 2
oorps up James river Saturday night result
ing IA the routing Of large rebel force 9
Dutch Gap, aud the capture Of over 500 pr.
oners bsssde- seven pieces OF artillery. Th
position occupied by the enemy is aid 3
have been . strong ooe aud = Bov occnpie
by cur troops vbo are able to hold it.
The Key FORT took down from Bermad
Hundred 10 r. Monroe over 100 prisone,
from this fight. about 80 Of whom claim I
be de-ettcrs
WssaIxoros, Aug 1.-THE Secretary
The Navy had . Complementary letter 10 Al
m'rai fsrr.gut eo1grAtaistiDg him ADD b
brave associates 90 the reosos victory ss NJ
bile.
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NV YoRK, Aug. IL.
Flour opened irregular and unsettled and
closed about SC lower; 81 1908 20 for extra
State; $40 35@l0 GO for extra X. III. o.. and
$40 65G9$l2 for trade brands.
Whisky moro active and decidedly higher,
81 77@Sl 77ls for State. aud 81 7S1l 1915
for Aestern; also 300 bbls western for all
speculative buyers option at 81 50.
Wheat heavy and 293c lower, 81 1902
80 for Chicago Spring; 81 l0@2 81 for Mil.
Club: 81 36@2 III for Winter Red Western.
Corn lie better. Sl5lI661l 50 for mixed
western, and 81 5i@l 50 for western yell
low.
Oats firmer at $1,000 for western.
Coffee quiet at 4694S.
Sugar firm. Cuba 81 4@2l "a: inferior lie.
Molasses dull and unchanged.
Petroleum quiet but firm; crude 52d3J,
refined IN bond Is dull at e5@s6. and refined
free at S7@90.
Lard steady At u iS@22lf.
Money steady at 6Cd7 per cent. Sterling
dull and declining TO 3 % in gold.
Gold rather easier. apcning at 81 5654
closing at 81 56s4. advancing TO 81 sos
declining TO 50 $50 advancing 20 50 Sol
and closing quiet at 81 561f.
Government stocks more active with an
advancing tendency.
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LIVERPOOL. Aug. 5 Additional by steam
CT Baltic.
The capture of Alunba caused great dis
satisfaction in England among friends Of the
Union.
Tho Confederate loan has declined 81.
The Times says il appears likely that
America willrccognixe the New Government
at Mexico before England.
Vienna dispatch says an armistic il TO be
concluded with Denmark for 3 months.
Cotton dull. declined l4@ls closing Hat
and unchanged.
Bresdstufis duh. with slight decline.
Provisions dull.
Lendurcy consels 9ss for money. Eric at
5ill advance Of bank Of England rates 20 )
per cent has depressed.
HALIFAX. August l6.-The Asia from
Liverpool on the 9th. and Queenestown on
the 9TH. arrived at this point this evening.
The steamer Magra. after taking In coal
and provisions. left Liverpool on the 5th
destination unknown.
Rumors were current on the 9Th that the
late rebel cruiser Georgia had been seized
by authority Of the Government, as she was
about leaving Liverpool. IL turned ont. how
ever. that she was simply detained by her
owner.
IL Is alleged that the Georgia is now the
soni-fide property Of Mr.. Bates, BY whom
she has been put In thorough repair, aud was
about leaving Liverpool for Lisbon under
charter to the Portugees Government, to
carry troops " tho west coach OF Rica, and
the mails between Lisbon and the Asores.
The Times. city article says advices from
Frankfort mention that under the pressure
OF some s<iss on American account. price,
Of United srates bonds gave way for som,
days. until quotations were only two pc,
cent. above New York. but such IL the cage
news Of she German public to increase thei
Investments that as soon as the pressure o
the operations WAS removed, a recovery tool
place Of more than three per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



KathAirou Is FROM the Greek word ''ksihro." or
"Kathairo." signifying to cleanse. rcIuvinate and
restore. This article Is what its name signifies
For preserving. restoring and besutifyins the hu-
man hair u Is the most remarkable preparation In
the world. II Is again owned and put mp by the
original proprietor, and is now made with the same
care, skill and attention which gave II sale Of
enc million bottles per annnm.
II u NEST delightful Hair Dressing
II ers.ileates scnrf aud dsnirun
II keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich. son and glossy.
prevents the hair from falling on aud turning
gray.
II restores hair upon bald heals.
Any laiy Of gentleman who values q besatif nj
heal q hair should use Lyons Kathsiron. II Is
keo~n and used throughout the civitsed world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEwAs y. HARNESS a co, NY.
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BAIrrxoRE, Aug. ls-The following news
is published In the afternoon edition of the
American:
BERMUDA HuSpkKp, August l6.
Yesterday the the "a Corps. Hancock 3,
were going on 10 the transports at City Point,
ell day apparently for Washington, and start
ed down the river. their bands playing gaiIy
to the rebels who were watching them from
the shore. aud no dOuBt felt much interest
in the movement.
Transports did certaily go down the river
for ten miles or more, when. however, they
put about. and under cover of darkness re-
turned. coming up by this place under full
speed at Is p. IN. proceeding up the river
AT the same time the 10Th, with the artillery
Ct the I'd Corps, were crossing 10 the north
side of the James River. and were all land
ed. within ~ miles Of Richmond. before 3
o'clock
This force. with Gen. Fosters. will make
respectable army.
lt is understood that their first move will
be to destroy II possible the rebel Pontoon
bridge above Fort Darling. If this be done
Lee will be unable 10 transfer his army 10
the north side without marching by way of
Manassas. which Is more than ~ miles. Thus
far all works we'll.
Musketry firing was heard in the direction
OF this movement this morning, but there
was but little loud limiting done.
Gen. Hancock accomplished his. and by
skillful manoevering and a surprise. and
consequently our loss was small, il being es-
timated less than 100.
Our troops have gained an important pass
within two miles OF Fort Darling.
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shich are nov recommended ~ the highest nsdi-
lcal authorities. and warranted 10 produces an imms
alsts beneaeiai effect. They are sresedinsiy
sxreeahie. perfectly pure. and must supsroeed all
ether TONES where healthy. gentle stimulsntisre-
suirea.
They parity. strengthen and InvIscrsis.
Th~y create healthy appetite.
They are an aBti8oie ~ change % water and die.
Tley evercome effects 90 dissipation ana late
bears.
hey sirensthsG the system and epllvsn the MINI.
rhey prevent Ialssmssio ard lnisrrsliisns lever.
They parify The breath ssd sciliy - the stnnseh.
Tl,ey cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
Th-y care pasrshoes sad Cholera norbns.
rheycors s1ver csnpiAs.g and servoas Bssdseh
ny ale the -~st sireas. the l.nsuit brsiliah
.ad are sxhsast.i nsfure's great r~siorer. Ts~y
sr. oouap~si - She c~sbrsisd csii.sys barb. vfn.
s~rsr~~n ssss.rss. reass sad hsrhs. eli preserves
| IL psrfectly pare - Crolx run. Fsr particulars
So eirculsrs and t>stiuaonisls sroond each BEETLE.
Re-srs ef inpa~ssrx. Ess@iss every botsis
So tA.iH hs. ear private T. = stamp rnaztilss~'
over TIE eork sith plantation scens AID cur signs
tare - = aas steel plate side lsb~i- s>s that e.
hsstie = nss r~sf~t ~iik sysrisus sna sei>s~rtsn
ssns Ar p~r~aa psss>nslss 10 eel PisntAfio
ntisrs ~ tke sHilsa N Rnlk. is a. inps-ser
sny p~r-~s issit<sln< shis hossi~. % ssiiiss "a
usksr msisrisl sh~rsis. ssesb<r called Pl~ntssie
Fattsrs 20. l. crsnin<l uzs>r ss> e. Q. Lac
sas stll b - presented ~ ~. We already has
sar ere -<~rsl parties -sllins bossi>~. -
$40 -1n ssan~~f IN xsslias ts~1>>isss ints eis-
qasrsers- TIE aeua<pf ssr Drsss's F~nlsftos ~
so. fsen lssiss. cisrxyusn. z~rehsusA. o. h Il
cr~1ihs<. ne staple trial - hstsis . TIE sv
ssurs pressed q tsssr ssrsA sss sspsriorssy.-
~ -ssa - 81 sr<p>stHsis sr~xsisss. grocer
pAy<l<is1<. ksssis. ssi.oas. sf<s1besfs s.i ecu
try stores
- %. D0AHE q 60.
eo1 ts<ssaWay. NJ y.
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Fz-The Evansville papers OF yesterday
report all quiet" at that point. AID the cit
izeus. after mastering an armed force Of some
1900. are gradually sub 'ijiag from their lit
tie scare. A correspondent OF the Journal
who was on one Of the captured boats gives
u a. his opinion that some Eve or six hun
deed rebels were IN the siciuityssi Shawnee
town. where they stopped several boats
which were searched for Government prop
cry. Private property was n pectcd. They
claim that they arc not gucrrillss. but regu-
lar Confederate lliiers
IA was Thoughts they have lest. A. III.
troops and gunboais Al Shswneele~n ner,
sufficient "a drive them oa The, drove Of
s,me two hundred Of government cattle. "a
Ken from the beats
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l. D.ARRuRA AND DyskNrERy.-w hAv
- smlne.l great number % letters from some
he most prcmlneul citizens - Cincinnati and Cow
ingtoa. etc. speaking In the highest terms OF pr.
stfickiand's Aeu-ChoiefA Mixture Tor the cure Of
hsrth~a and dyseniery. The letters are 20 long
,s,tsa. NJ wssi,. % Cow n<ten. says he Was
oasanc - inesfsbl- by the se-t doctors In cineia-
nau. ans one bottle u DE-. Stiskiana's Antl-chol-
60 Mixture efiected permsnenl cure afler suffer
lng CO. monlh- with The worst frm - dsrrhsea and
a3ssntery.
Soldiers thiak Ilr. s,fiskiAni y quite right
Ia advising YEA IN hs ss srt.>emsnt In columns
e to-day paper. 20 take bottle ~ his highly re-
commended Anu-Cholera Mixture IN your inap
sas - may the lives ef many IL be-t sol
Hegs. Mothers. that ycur sons DO not neglect
a. loa can setu al the DRUG stor~s at 90 cents per
bottle. Il Is the beet remedy for Dlsrrheea AID
nysentery.
uaas3wihd-w
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~ The indianapolis. Journal learns Es-
ansviIIe is full of refugees from Kentucky,
fleeing from the rebel conscsiption. but repre-
sented to be generally dsoyall. A great
many parties of them have gone into the in
terror Of this State on the railroads, aud in
conversation some Of them on Sunday night
were heard 20 say that $50 were on the lime
ofthe yineennes Railroad. 10 destroy bridges
and break communications. IL behooves
our people 10 hold themsels, In readiness
respond. as they have heretofore done, to a
call 10 arms.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.
Flour is frmer and prices higher; super
fne s. 15@SS s.. and extra S9@S9 %.
Wheat in good demand and prices 2s13'
higher, Red 81 e5@2l "a, White s20S2 %
Corn firmer; sales Of 8. 600 buhsls at 81 a.
in new graineries.
Oats firm at 75c for new: but no sales o.
old.
Barley 81 -.
Whisky active: rales OF 5000 barrels Al
81 %.
Mess Pork held at $40
Bulk Meats neld lo hiJhor.
Shoulders at 10.
Sides IL.
Lard held at 20Ik 6o2l.
Groceries unchanged and ste ldy.
Gold 81 SO.
Exchange par, for money.
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CNIoS RsLLy AND PIc-Nio.-There will
be Grand Rally and Picnic at the Town
ship House. in Otter Creek township. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l7ru.
The Uuion county eandidal Nil &c pres.
ent and address the % ople. Every voter in
the township y earnestly requested 90 come
out Bring your wv and dssghlers. and
baskets Of good n aes. aud let there be a
dsv of coun~eling together for the sake 81 the
GOOD cause. The 4. y,ns u the adjoining
towusips are cordially invited 10 be present
Speaking viii commence Al 40 o'clock.
COMMITTEES 90 AEkANosuKSrs. Thomas
Briggs. Daniel Garrsll. lie. icy Esaus. VIM
n Johnson, Joseph Mcfarland.
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ELorFN >f.-Tho evening Democrat IN
forms ns that Tom Boiling. driver OF tho
American ENpre wagon, becoming tired OF
the "konnubyal yoke, few evenings siace
eloped With a harlot name Riley. lie had
previously sent his wife and two children TO
Indianapolis. upon some .ivolons excuse OF
other. sold oil most of the household goods,
borrowed considerable money ION differ
ent psrtie,. snd then Il. / with the cyprian
who had enslaycd him.
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~ The 32i (Germau) Indiana. which
had arrived al IndiAnapoIis--,heirt time being
nearly expired-having been ordered by
Gen. Darlington 10 Evansville to welcome
tho rebel Gen. johnson IN his advent 10 this
State, passed through this city. 226 strong,
on their way south yesterday morning early
They will give a good account OF themselyes
II the occasion requires.
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T.. a. BAESUM AND ADyERTIsISc.-Somo
years ago, when Barnum. the great show
man. was Ia the full tide of succs =. "a friend
asked him TO what he attributed it, With
sly wink he quickly replied. printers ink. +"
No man will deny but that Barnum n one OF
shrewdest men in the country; and il there is
a man who has a keener eye To the "main
chance" than the great Snowman. that indi-
vidual has not ye turned up. lie is one of
the few who have achieved great sncces, and
il has been brought about by good manage
ment and friendly relation with the print
ing fraternity.
Barnum Is now writing a serh OF very in
teresting articles for the N. Y. Mercury. en-
titled "Ancisnt and Modern Humbugs in the
World" They are full ofinterest. aud show
that while the renowned author has been on
gagged in exhibiting"w DOLLY Horses. "Fegee
Merm ids" and "What Is Its. be has been
studying history. In an article entitled "Dr.
Brandcth's Pills. he shows most conclusive
| ly that the DE-. made his fortune by a system
of advertising at that time consid red Won
derfal. He spent dollars by the hundreds.
the same as Barhum did afterwards 10y the
thousands. The result was as il always will
be-sueeess. But hear what: Barnum says
in the Mercury;
Advertising l. a genuine article. what ma
nurc Is to land it, products are largely in
creased Thousands OF persons may be resd-
Ing your advertisement while YOU are eating,
or sleeping. OF attending 10 your business
hence public attention Is attracted. new GUS
toners come TO you. and IL you render them
a satisfactory equivalent for their money, they
continue to patronise you and recommend you
| TO their friends
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lE- We learn from tho Greencsstle Press
that two young ladies. daughters of Mr..
Enoch Osler. Of Putnam County, were scci-
IDENTIFY burned to death last week. They
we're engaged in filing a fluid lamp while
burning. from a can containing that 'fuid.
and the latter upsetting. the fluid igaitsd.
and instantly communicated TO tho dresss OF
the the two uniottunatc-. Before the danes
could be subiucd. their bodies were shock
inrly burned. They fingered in grea,
agony until death pat an end 10 their suf-
fering.
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Estrayed-.From The subscriber. living
on the Bloomington road, four and ball
miles from Terre Hauie. in Lost Creek tswn-
shio. on Monday. August 9Th. a foe Mare
Coli, Of bay color-about three months old
Any person returning. or giving Information
VIII be suitably rewarded. Information can
be left at the Office Of L. j. Forrest Esq-,
IN Terre Haute. ANNA SOULES.
Aug. l3-dlw.
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s<s- One cents worth OF stout wire bent
Into the shape of the letter U. is good pro-
tecsion against burglars. Hang the curved
part OF the wire on the door mob, and let the
two exlsemelies pa through the bow of the
key after the door.is locked. Then tho bar
glars may rage in vain unless they knock the
dosrd0wn.
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MADE "PoISr."- The Reverend Mr.
McMullen preached war sermon In Lafay-
cite. l-diana. week or two ago. in which he
told the pious copperheads that intemperance
nrfies on 1000 Of our males every year or
more then half fallen ia battle for national
life IN three years, and yet they have not
howled once about il
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t. The Postmaster General has increas-
Ell the salaries OF river aud railroad route
agents To eighiy-fve dollars per month The
advance y a general one. and extends to
all agents OF those classes ia the employment
OF the Department.
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MAREtsp TUESDAY evening, Aug. 10Th,
AZ the 2, ldeaco OF the brides father ia this
city, by the Rev. NJ. A. Jewett, Mr.. PsfsroN
A SaARrL~. of McConnelsyille. Ohio. IA
Miss NARIsN l.. BARTHOLOMEW.
Our typos were kindly remembered by the
fair bride aud happy bridegroom. Many
years OF happiness to our young friends. :
May their journey down lies pathway be H.
lumined by the sua of prosperity, and neve'
cloud Of gloom bring sorrow TO thei'
hearth-stonc
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- Our friend Arch Mckinney of the l33d
Regiment arrived home from bridgeport yes
terday morning. lie came through to Iudi-
annapolis with some OF the sick Of the Regi.
mept lie reports the Regiment we're ex-
pecting, TO leave Bridgeport for home in few
days
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J. II. BLAKE, Clerk.

ABour SuBsrIrUrEs.-Under the new law
regulating enlistments, while volunteers
could enlist for one. two or three years. sub
stitntes have been restricted TO the period OF
three years. We see il stated that an order
has been issued which places substitutes ON
tho same footing with volunteers in respect
to tho time OF seryice-onc. two or three
years "a the principal aud Sub" may agree
II such il the case it will have the effect oil
greatly stimulating tho furnishing of substi-
tutes' Under the regulation that substitutes
must be for three years. the prices for them
were greatly enhanced; but "a they will be
received for one year, the number who will
be willing To go in That capacity will be
greatly increased. and the difficulties In I'LL
ing tho quota be materially lessencd.
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sE- At a meeting of the Tcrre Hauto
Bar. held during the session Of the Vigo
Court Of Common Pleas, on Monday, Au-
gust IL. 1864. the following proceedings were
had in relation TO the demise OF James II.
Moore, deceased
On motion of w iliam Mack, Esq who
announced the death Of James II. Moore,
Esq. late member of this Bar, il was or
dercd by the Court that committee of five
be appointed to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense of this Bas, in having taken from
our midst our worthy and esteemed brother,
James II. Moore.
The Court appointed Vim. Mack, ii. d..
Scott, Chas. Il. Hosford. ID. ". Voorhees,
and Henry Muscrove said commtte. with
Instructions TO report the resolutions to-mor-
row morning.
C.Y. PATTERSON, Judge.
J. ii. BLAKE, Clerk.
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BargaIn~ IN Pianos. Owing 20 a
strike Pisno- are again adsaneiae These
.i-hiag 10 purchase ~ili save hanssoaeiy 70
cali early. Five spleniid seven octave. pi.is
and engraved .a-s sameafs roe open si l..
Ki-sness nu.ic store, next door 70 the
Brsnch Bank sleia
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Mayor |. ID. Walker. late OF the "a Indi-
ana Cavalry, and David s. McKernan, oval
ker a McKernan,) No. West Washington
street. indianapolis, Indiana, authorized
Agents for tho collection of Pensions, Boun-
" and Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs OF soldiers who
have died in the service. and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing to us, just as well as
IL applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph 7.
Long. formerly the firm OF h .nin & Long,
is contested with the Office, and will be hap
py 20 see his friends.
Governor Morton says OF them: lone OF the
best and most responsible firms in the west.
They are gentlemen OF high character, and
any business entrusted To them will be hon.
estly and faithfully attended to-" Box ,OO4.
marlilly.
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sE- We are promised telegraphic no
tiiieation from Bridgeport Of the moment the
1891 leave there for home. which We will
Immediately make public for the benefit Of
the friend. OF the boys.
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a SUPERIOR REMEDY -weosn',i selensious
u recommend O. those suffering ffom, distressing
cough. pf Strlekiani's Mellifuous G = N Bal-
$40 II gives relief Al nest lnstsnsan~o aud Is
withal net dlsaxteeahie % the taste l. ~
ioaht has the aeiauous Cough Rsissm 8. .ne q the
bei preparation In use and = All that its propfie-
Cor elsins or a. W have tried n during the pas,
seek. ana found reiics from most distressing
congh. Il :. prepared hy pF. Strickland. Ne.
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S~uecs school for Misses and Young
ladies. corner Of sch and Poplar Streets,
wlll commence its third year. SEPT Ut.
Ms Y. A. Williams, Principal.
Mis- zsx.Ss llrxssrox. Assistant AID
Teacher 81 tseFmsn.
Mrs Gvssls NJ. fokp. Teacher 81 Nocal
and instrumental Music.
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