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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

PERFECT Loyalty PROMISED
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

Ande ronville, and the Court adjourned.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

A HIT At SENSATION NEWSPAPERS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

Jea. Davis Gold.
.$20O.0OO OF IT SECURED.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

sIx scUTHFRU DELEGATIONS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

Interview With the President,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

Notice to Creditors.
TssTATE uF HENRY SHERMAN. DE-
X, esaaed-Notics is hereby given by the un
dsrslEprd, Administrator of the above named es'
tate, 10 The creditors Of and all persons having
eInif,. against isd deceased, to exhibit the same
S-ith The necessary vouchers, within ten months
tror, data of this notice, TO the undersigned, al
he Pioneer Mil. Silver City.
J. H OTIS, Administrator.
lime 5th, 1865 lu2 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

Truckee Canal and Mil Comp'y.
IyoTIcr "a HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ TrncI.a Canal and Nil Company viii re.
NOV. th.Ir plScs Of businssG from the town OF
cold HIM Storey county, TO Virginia City, In
saId enanty, 10 oso month from the arst punlca'
Hon Of this notIcs. J. Hx1LS, Preatdent
Sssid I'M Junsfu. iesa JULIO N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27


SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
| April 22d, 1850. concerning corporations, tho
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
{ The amour, Of the capital stock Of this com.
pany l. seven hundred and hfty thousand dollars,
all paid In cash. 80 wv W
II. The amount Of assets ID nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty eight cents. 4i2 4S
III. The company has no debts.
w, The amount Of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty y.seyen thousand eight hundred and hfty,nTs
dollars ..':-;-...--..-...': SlI;Hi''eov W
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety -four dollar
.ss4 90
v. Tho Company insures against the following
riskI, viz: - -
B1Hd:ss &FF:rsa m k.i:,
Vs''sl.i1s s PSft StS.I s.fb bsreIInI t1s!5 SfIrSOe"
for loss or damage by fre.
VI The largest sum this Company will take on
any one risk is $4,000, the limit axed by law
but on all such large risks reinSurance to err
tain extent will b. msds In other rcsP9nsi9!e com
pAniss. !. HUNT FrsnoenL
A. J. RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6 1855
william Alvord, Moses Ellis,
2 B Bsnchlsy, AG StneS
ELaIard, MoSes heuer.
A Gelirrnan, Edward Martin.
II6sed Borni, AL TuhbS,
Charles MAyne, JBThom1'
LoufI AcL6nS, DIV kiee.
IioSd ToyiS, John @ Bray,
Tohn a Hittls, David sternS,
VIZ RaIS,on, William ehSFmn,
j.m., DePrsmsry, Samuel G BlgSlow.
r. N Beaver, L Sachs,
Herman ALchelt, Whson,
Ell GoldStein, AlPhrus bull,
HM Newhall. ..
stato Of California, City and County Of Ban
rr,ncI.eo. aE-On the 18th day Of January, A. D.
i665, personally appeared before me--H b Ho.
mans, Q Notary Public In and for said city ana
county, duly commissioned and sWorn-A. j.
RalEton, Secretary ofths Paeide ln1uranes CON.
thSt The Itstensnts contained In the foregoing re-
bort of the Paeidc Insurance Company to the
best Of bis knowledge and belief are true, mi and
eoTSet 49, ..s.....a.- A. j. BAL hoM Se,L
-' - d. 6. HoNANs, Notary Public.
The Paeinc Inauranee Company.
Having, In compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds ofthe state
Of Nevada, are now prepared to effect insurance
- L.west RstabIisheA Rases!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank OF Cali'
fornis, corner Of G and Taylor streets, Virginia
NsvadS SHARON q RALSTOH,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
Imh28 lS6ml>
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- Baltimore unO O9lo
r,s 5i5a'< W31 -'i'@ Guenb1nR. I.

auI u. uaG Wontae, %. Gtr., EerSe tSeii6 Q III E
ao@ ~Ge9seltnS rnb Rortersburs au0 etn Bug mao Grsbes
TIC obgsben, ute fclgt: a-QHtf"- - HHa.
1cfsus tSsli6 (Scuutass anSSeHommcnl, @scrs 9. 90
ErprsSSrg tSStt3 GSeRcs $40.
Dethc 5iee ~oerbiuben fG an OttoAng uts alien 9sISas
ssx b3eRIiG, uortmeTIiM unh iharoe aIiA-r I-JE rnifl.E-
Der Sarpers 6errp urb 6reoerid accompbations>3 us,
wefli@, perlGbt Baltimore um 4 Ibr Ra6mittags Oeftz
lid oerlG6t bieier 3uS 3 rrpers 6errp um 6 utr Wcrseus
unb Grsoeri6 I'm 2 llBr, tGglI& (ausseaommen 9onntagsl.
AGA 5ae daG sllcD,re yslus sspt pcn ga,e.ns
gaorseus an 6.2o y. 8 90. .Gnh Rc@m. i 20 u. 4.5O
nth oSa gItcorr's 9stas = urseas z. 90 aE6 TO. nus
Ra&mt&tass "a uub Gao. -a- s.F t.lI.
WaGa &DaIQiu6tOa.
a5sous Sou 0attimers uag 1aTEtaateu sQorasus 4. so
100, $50 auS $40, srt saGmr $50. suaS G. 0
Sountass a~Eoeeeuf mn $50 aas $50 rub RAD.
mittagss.G0 1900 aS8eus penl sBatPiugttnt Dtorssn,
an 6. 10, 6.1b u. l1.l5 anb gtaGhG. ani 3.0i, 40 tnb
Gas Sonatoss MAJ. Eorgeu5 III sis u. Il. ID L. aps
usittasa 300. }al, Der 4te unb Ste 3uS opa eaIti,
nore urc Der Speite sre st:.ts s3Us bon G2aTSiHgt. n
,aIteu du aGep %trnv,rnsH cn ffI .r4r II
Ser z unb $50 Mlcr9ers5u9 unb 8 so unb G lbr
yfa6mitt- 9s5u9 bon Baltimore Ipb Der 81 uuS 8. 5
MerSen;r9 unp 8 unb 4.30 NaGmftasSSus BON gBaIbz
! stou psrbInben flip nit oem Gunapplis- 5Uge.
&Vsgsu GaoersG EEsGIuyi aab s,lGets 1904 DIT nsube
aan f4 an g.. 3. EuSlcub, aaeus ia Der Gar1baaeSg
ion sber az bic EiGetsEJfFes,
@ ~. .. Guste GreBsporfrisife
3, 81. q genereIsssent. (3onl y
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N~rctcilrr MlGnrrun'e
WSo0en : 8r0ufPr z5GliNSc

If unftrettts Uas pete DTS tsi DeianntG " tel sur oetlune
Don llnter.eibs-S einperbeu alet NrI tnspeioneerE Ndefn
trlmpf 8erboaunssferd@t gpS.era. aufaa Srafib"stt
aen, DtarbOeo, RGltten, Srr@rutt S1wtnoel, 6l1eHn6eR
RopfIdmers Aubma, RGites 5te1er, SeefrGntbett SemmeF'
Complaint lCpte esen 3 IL 4 c 1rI &rtGltan6.
DO St fee 5ltrir aus rein GuihdCltnen, Ue8etdbtitl@eH
StoHen Sefent 10 etsnef &c H5 acb oeiCncers cur SerGpt'
1uus neuee ,Crcncr 6trbcr, lcDte etent1ls betm .3anntn oer'
islben. aetnS Murte, tolrs ueriduneu, aets baron TN
6aais AZ bGben, tepp6 IOlte 60 tn Dtelem fate nit Shes Seer
Wdder unb 3uder ~perprnrt geseten peroeu. Der ~srppdrtt9e
GrfoIe, Ter I'D felt ie 81 Sdbren IN DeuEi1IaHb Je5st6ts
bar f6 aud bier felt Den Iesten 4 Jdbren glanjene bewapFt
unp ii oteIes @Itrir Iberaa eth unentbebrlidrs 9a1sntF 81
geiDprbeu. $3.50
sereE rs Cts.
0rOf. DuneranhS aGsemstn beItsbts glatreintsna I.
Rrduter. Yilen unb pulrer werhcn tebem eetpCnben II
&rOntf6eu RrGnttetten BRr F&ern 2etIuH8 ertue'
enb ernpfoblen.
Sern r sMpfeblt Id Drntram'S GptIePttf&t Z e
fer n, sur ~81n3lt&en 9et!una ptr 5ehiuat; @t5t. u
ber, sur ~raettGIen SGrtreibune Don Sttt une 8peG attst
mus; 8ota.StuttUr. stebt dusenbIt6Et@e st i.trHne,
80u6purm: Yulber unb &rdutertbee.
Gu baten bet O. 5enut 9tauteE Nv tGretnr8-
281 u prcttrr. 6aupt- aeent fur SGIttmere 1wts tn Pfa
- Smlims 3isneIt, Dentif
GIerdupria. b.,
(29uv-6mr,l General &geRt fur CANA Gmerud
5aaptaaentur fur ben D,frttt @VIanbta BET &baS
6 briRfaut 5O2 9s Str. Gus 81 Yeanl9l1anla9ge
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Gb. Q. UonnG,
Gen. Gro@tz u. RaffoSier aSeut.
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.YakSpEssls poa G$atsssaers ~ /
ace 9!ssEs Sssp6G 1885,

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tintpaubsses unS ~SaetfenSs Tsttsn isSr SerF&tia ict
s1e Re I1ss BtGefts faufen aub ioutsn bieielbeu uur il
seuu GsiredH Sss zntsrssi&asttn auSefseaten Ges'1tsi
ecufcn.
Dteieusscu, weIGe tn Baltimore a%rscrnmen, DerSsa :
ctns 6&wteEtsgeit 8t0ettS fHr bieis Clinic ncrt@afsen Tor
1sn, tnbsn bes aeeul bE sOeuti4en GcisnF4nft' &c
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Nc. 81 Ghames Ctr, 1-,
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Gr. Xotmpe in 0Oslar, 6Dni9>
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-|.n ~ 80
betIt NIT Setnen aus cen be%t!tamaen anD %trGfttgGen Grdt'
tern uetetteten 4rtneten %Gnfepibar ar reiadG Gle 9ranIs
betten wel&s aus uareselma8stettcn TN Ga5ea cpsr BLUE
eut ieten. ais 90 Grc 7.. 5
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5dmOrrbOiOen, extraordinarily O%idrrbqe, 8u>
liten, 8rebrubr. S2wInDeI, BIdbuugen, Gcpf>
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(per Spttis 81 6 Scttle rui sd ~GntebIbGt ue ptrtt iUIOrt.
@eysn carOnIid1en oeralteten Reconnaissance
ttlft ce Dt. eamptN9 { Il beamatfsm Sdlbe
(per >eJ 81 6 SOreu tII $5J n itwtertgeH EGaen NIT
Uea <rtt tuSIett lnB Wanot t3sr. M
Der RdturD0ftUi Ramps tn Sesla bat etnen 70 5robea
Ruff pae pGttsuten aq III n tbetIen pr GDfIt su tFu
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Suferba nrubI o, lie Gnbs bar ertIdrt UGr tultrt Ine
Dat 5egenoarte duse ttrro 1000 patteuten aus Rah nHe
6trn, Ot t6n,slt&t 5umtlt, On QannOUsr, %srSsfurlt aSn.
aanttn Don RusIa"t aebh Semlbhn anb 2sTdcs oeH ".
tenbure uebh Gp6teI tn SepGnclGne. .ls.as.s
5n 9alrmOrt oI u. 8ceeler 4 60. Seth .. eanet .
0GHencdmt Saspari'e ut daen dnoern apCtheten 81 BADEN,
~aspteepUi ful Dtfrttt scIumbta: Gp. GrrtttaRt, 81.
pa apenue Dafbtnstpa, 3 8 - - .
Srp0I ttrt pn Or. Nttih = Sp.t.
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Mor0libs @eugral Gifeu6aba
gx91T!~ ',~l' Asstutss TaarSI0a ..A .
Gu uub mad gpnntaS, ben % Deg. 1864.
$3.50 3Ige n%orowdrtS,
Partton Accommodation No. / ...........7.20 Hortn.
VcR3uo
Sarrisburs ACCOMMODATION. ............2. POO Wo@ul'
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Rittsburs RuO Gluirn S~rpreSSuS ........lO.OO
3Ige Iiondrts.
Yittsbnrs, Glmiro unp @rie @rpreB3IS 100 BORN.
RorttOn ACCOMMODATION yfp. ..........8.1O y
pdrrtsbur5 Accommodation. +. 49,. ........ IL. 20 Nadul.
$cfaI9
Der giltsturS erpres5ns se9t bnr&, 03ne Die Cars 81
tpe&ieln. s.tt f1Htl- a3Ht1 13tH-I .>t .-. e.
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tags, uan SarriSbGrs, BlttsburS unb Grie. t
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burg. 8rttsturs uuD Uem % fen uut, tcumt tdgli& an,
dlSSeucmmen UtontGgs.
Der 800 AbeuDs Grpressu8 se9t tGSli&, uus8enOm=
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burg @iepeIonb, Columbus. cincinnati, 5npianapolls
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I31er.1 Df 8. u. DIbarrp,
-. Gen. superintendent.
Glen. Ssrodb+~ II. 1osoo;pr gront N Oh
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northern Central @1IVert Ctr DerGt GtlenoGbn mit Gem
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Bah na6 beuauuteR Yidsen, ale:
Bittsburs, 81, %peIanp, 9etrcit, Sort 8upne,
Chicago, WiIwuutes, @dIenu, Dubuque, St.
Yaul, &Cd SsIano, burlington, SUpa Sip
unb werten btbbGlb Dtt NIT ter NOrtbern Gentra, Sapn &c.
penhea ger1cnsn 10 Stunpen frIber ale tie NIT q, Dc n 8Gts
men ~eebenben rcri etniref n. aua rer. en- 4 DiaI wertser Gle
gDasen bGbet sere6felt. tt Eatn ttebt curt cen l6Snuen
lbstI BON Cbtp. Dts sanjs 9ntternuns Don tter BITE eu,saSU
n 300 JtetIfn. DGs @tpdd wtro pier sejettnet ,ua'tt0l
uur ssbt NIT ben yGnasts en- an Zen S~eatmmunvsOrt.
9ia9 Greitlrne, SaptCn, Cincinnati, jnoianas
polls, 2puleplae uub ct. 2DuiS
perbrn ebenfans 9~afaatsie be rrrert uub fur ttr Grpdt
tetn e tpsiters 1mlGbunesfOfen bereGnet. ale palaster
t5nnen NIT BEN 3 ubr, ben Nbenes 10 ubr.3u na6 daeH
ne nItG. gIaeen sehen. Orne unterpees a%ulsebaIttn ~ uerUsn
Dur6fGbrts Stlete tpeIbtn DertcufI IN Del Office ces
I9tnteH - 9pbn y. SGlfer,
,ftl4s gtp. rs 6fns Sir. nabe goGIers gptart.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Molly White, who keeps
house on summer street near the cemetry
Lucinda Lowry, and MoIlie Trainor were
before the Recorder yesterday, charges
with disorderly conduct, and Mrs. White
also with keeping aU assignslion house
Tho police, and persons living by the house
proved that it wss place il bad rspute-
that there were frequent distuI Dances with
foul lsuguage-that soldiers and citizent
we're passing in and out at ell hours Of both
day and night-that Mrs. White lived
there with two daughters and Mollie Trai-
nor. This evidence appeared conclusive
but every one, who has hsbitUslly attend
ed the police court Of any city, knows that
to FIX the character Of the house in su h
cases, is always q matter Of extreme diff
Guilty. Three men bore testimony that they
knew the house, had frequently visited
there for six months, but never saw any
thing improper, never heard any b,d LAM
ggage, knew nothing Of the place but what
was decent, good, and respectable. The
Recorder gave MoiIie White warning that
IL her misconduct were committed heavier
puuishmert awaited her, and faed her ten
1oIIsr-
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SoEE0wF,l "A 'aidd.e eyed mau-whoas
somewhat well made features bore an
houest, kindly look-was brought before
the Recorder Moudey, charged with
having been found sleeping in the market
house. Hia name wns Gallagher, an ox-
preston OF sorrow sud suffering hung on
has cauutonaarr. aut his frame stopped IS
Il 5ver'H3ou with tho burden rE care. Ha
said nathiuEas his olenar W1s uancd-onc
llulo upward glance Of his owe, ono short,
bus eN haustirg sigh, was al the sgu no
gave of intrr.s. "a Whist waa Going on. Tho
officers Stated tlls h.r wife hs5 become de-
rnnred she imagined that somebody else
had hrsu married. 10 her husband. iho pr,
09ner. md f,v days ago it became uoces
zsry 20 sord hor 20 tho lUrctic asylum.
Thor child, Cal'aEbar had given 90 tha
profession ot Es.. Coleman. Iu answer 90
th5 Recorders questions, he stated 10 few
low woris-spnECn iu su hopeless, despair
.ug t0Uc--my wife is gone, Z have parted
with my child, MY house is broken up, !
bad 10 whore 20 50, no home, NO shelter
90 whca Yves tired out ia down in the
market house. Hore was evidently 70 case
ior punishment, arl Recorder Shane, who
la quick % G.sccrn th' difference between
l-ansCrs7s.aE end u'sfo-ture, kindly Oh.
rsctcj ham 60 bo set rt lira-ty. Poor fell
low Ike the prophet, be appeared to pro-
,laj,u, ly every glance end every move.
mont-surolv, never BORROW vss Ike my
sorrow
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River and Steamboat News.

- J I A9s
Wn. Butler ......-...--..-- st. Louis
Carrie Granville.
The river was still rising, though slowly,
LAST evening, with thirty five feet Oh Hsr-
peth Shoals. Business very lively at the
river. There arc more passscg gers leaving
luis place by river at the present time than
at any previous time during the last four
wears. The weather was Gne aEd vary
pleasant.
In our local column will be found al &C.
count OF the loss Of Tho Elk, and the ez-
PlSsioD, "A is supposed, OF ;be Burd Levi.
Those wishing to 90 up the river, now it
is in 1ne stage, nave 8 chance on the Cuba,
Capt. MathcIry, which starts Tor Rome,
Carthage, and BgrkBvilie- Boyd I PEBBLES.
agents.
The B-rmuda, Capt Evans, leaves To-
morrow evening for Louisville. Boyd 4
PEBBLES, agents.
A dispatch received by Capt. MaliB states
The Rormsu Will arrive here to-morroF.
The Miami. CaPt. Carter, will leave for
Cincinnati THIS evesing. Malin & son
snd Boyd L PEBBLES, agents.
The Norman, Jack Smith in command.
leaves fo- Cincinnati tomorrow evening.
Main & Son, agents.
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10 Stranger. and Citlsens.

W do not profsss % Be the enly Physi-
cisI 10 the city, " who mEy be sou1d 81 bis
of5ce e. al hours, day Or night - nor DO
we, il ofering our services 70 The invalid
desire 70 recommend ourBslf u preference
70 other equally we'll established and sx-
perieuced physicians; nor do We pre-
Tend 70 be IniLlibie, Or be only mar ca
peble Of curing the VARIOUS diseases men
TONED 10 our general advertisement We
do Dot claim the poessss.ou Of any isoAdsT-
fl secret rsaleatGs, Or extraordinary Gyree-
sbls tTGat-sSnt o. pcLltatiues; 60 al sensible
men must know, that success IN the prao-
tee Of medicine, does not depend - much
upon the discovery Of zelo rezssdizs, o ael0
NODES Of treafalent, a. upon the skillful use
OF hose agencies necesaary - perfect eure
Ind this can Be acquired only By expe-
Renee and patient application We ros-
psctfully refer tae public 70 our general i'd
vsrtissrnent, in smother par Of NE paper.
Ohies hsRra from 3 u The morning till 3
Is sight Z L eoLExAH, 81. D.
~ ReTth cssgTT S., HtshTlls, Tsza.
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Paovas-ya -,sGr,eE. - Many persons
appear to tl.a.s tast the car, when angry,
sprly am ssa..,y epi-La,5 they choose TO
those who have oErndci .EeIa, with !mPu-
r5ty, provided they s'-.Ee 40 blow. This
a q mistake. Js-ng iusultin, and abusive
Language, calculated 20 provoke o breach Of
the peace, b. r. uisdemsaucr. and ls pun
ishod as such. Yesterday WIN. Il. Si0ck-
well wss nrsl ,e1 dollars by the Recorder
Tor this olelzo
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Nav THEATRE.-Gsrcia had crest success
the other evening. It ELECTS Miss Jones in
q novasPoct, brings cut new powers, shows
yet further capabilities, and develops hero
iofore undi5playsd charms. The story o.
the plot is Of deep intereat, and is s7mo-
times known Es "cIouds have silver
lining" Tho spirited dialogue. pleasing
.obleaL, and attractive incidents Of the
piece please every spectator.
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FALsE DrLIcAcY The friends Of those
who sre troubled with bad breath, and,
through sguesmishue5s. dislike % refer TO
IL, commit e positive and cruel mistake, es
pecillly IL they are sware Of the merits and
great efficacy OF The Fragrant SozodOut.
This is the true and only remedy for the
difficulty; there is no valid excuse for 8
bad breath now. Sold By sll Druggists.
may 24-wgk5.
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MURDEE, E-znER Tho ue.ghbor7 O!
". c. Jones, op Locust street, were awakei
on Monday l.~ht by loud and repeated
cries o. murder coming rom his room.
polirennu rlsneI ~ end found Jones in his
ro9m, ali 1.oue, On his hands aud kness ca
The floor, so-caming murder with every
sign Of the utmost alarm. i appeared that
Jones, last week, had indulge in a dread
'uI ddrkin- bout 10 was srTssted and
taken hslor. the Recorder, when he sol
EMMY promised 70 drink no more. He had
kept his word, hut -za1ia Pgta symptoms
had appeared, AID henco bis fsar5 and
SCREAMS. lie was allowed to 70.
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An NIIfAT0N.

sENA-usg AND EsrEEsEvlar;yrs ~ THE L.
CgsLATvaE gaoE WEsr TrNSEssrF 60
Gs1Gs-rr cad Fc..--- ria-57s ,-
Having lseorsd faithfully AID earnestly
for over s.x weeks 20 Procure legislation
whereby the chief executive might extend
some aid 60 our manned aai down trodden
lan,,ics and friends, and rigoally failed,
sud lost all homo for sid, and having no nl.
Tentative loft 6ut 90 60 home as best we
esr, and give our matted assistance in re
moving orr lsm.liea and friends out OF the
reach 81 the enemies guns, torches and
bloodhouuds 30 some more safe and quite
sooie, there orc. ask yon gentlemen thSs
Ne have unanimous meeting Ct the senate
chGmber this evening, aaer adjournment
10 deliberate upon and adopt some oou.5e
u be pursued to- our uutus. protection and
'u'uro so,.ou upou the above named sub
lecls
am, gentlemen, truly and respect
fully your obeiient servant
FIrLDINo HvEsT,
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NUJsAyCEs. -We again warn citizens shat
tho police ere Watching the alleys and
rear wards TO detect nuisauces the warn
weather 5 upon Us, sud the esutiou is ne
cessary. Yesterday Messrs. Groyeri 4 Ar
mold, Of Front street. who deal in Lides,
were fined twenty dollars and informed
that such "a establishment, causing bad
smell and attracting swsrms OF flies ought
to be removed 10 the outside OF the city.
Philip Coher, a. Meyer, and J.. GcnLe
were Gnci for having privies in condition
that makes them Buisancos. The Recorder
desired the police 60 re-srrest each OF the
parties Il the nuissnccs were not removed.
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sutlsrg aud dss'srs vi u sod Il 70 their
sdvGauga b. calling e. A. 4 ". Lsnds-
berEs', corner Public square ard Market
street, % have large supply of I.quors
cigsrs, tHbscc-, caEuej fruit, stationery,
&c which hey are closing oct a. eastern
cost, 70 change tdeir gr-ts. Cal ard con
vince yourself Of this fact.
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Tram roR LoUtsyIIg-We'lO learned lat
evening that train would star. fof Louis
vile this morning, the wcrkmon having
sufficiently advanced repairs 20 make tran
s't possible, by means Of transfers where
bridges ere yet down.