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P.pI.bment for Horse stealing fa Ala
bsms-Hon. Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsyi-
vanis, Set Right.

NEW Yoax, Feb o. 1893
sp-rn the Congressional proceedings Of las, sa,lr.
day a. given In yosr paper yesterday, notice an aAssr
ton made ny Mr. Kelley 81 Pennsyivanis, which, oui
o. regard 10 truth xd common Justaoe, should b. cor
reced Ia reference 10 Of sofns negroes beins
Condemned 10 death for larceny by The Circuit cour
Tuscaloosa, Alabsro~ ne " reported W have nsd m1
che repeated that they hing black men ans Nofnrn
Alabama or lmprsoned tbem ninety nno year Tor ~
cepy bot no such punishment Was metsf " WHIT r~oes
Who teal blsok men horp@s" Nov, sr, from my own
personaI knowledge, able 90 state We rial tse1 -
IL caae referred 70 In ths ara piaee, horar @eans
e,pal offence in Ash~sns and the las op-rAs"s slay
on whlr and black. 80 Ear frgm tbs sia'nts Deing
r,aao a. nsis AxsnH the blacks and IN faF~
tbo ,s~hlte reha" the uuth ~ was pa-@ed 70 rsnfh
- .,,liirg fpt ats soldlerx taking hewe
fr,m elx~ns under the pretevt % sntbort~d n r-es
rneut II vas rassed tor, al uins when tw -
we've In bonssge and The Legisistnre coai1 1870
haze thought such lac necessary ~ sKnintt w w IN
regard IL The individual referred " ~ NJ hehsy
lave sifnplv tbs ts ny Al mag euAie- IN A~is@nn
40. - ogro AGENTS u the rreenens Bsresss hnn se
,.,,i,essyv sepassl swayn< W dsregsrd All hrs rtsc
rontnu,rlstr dailastion sccoant ~ co.et ~ W.
-. e., auction heard ne erifnuce brfofe We ~
smnlns 1ourt and am free W cay that No nss %Nse@
wern .pmpesS W nsuait The parties % pfflsfp i~m
s.lve~ M n wi eaouEh " ~ here IN nnetiio y,
~. $50 thai thefe too White n an, cihHn -
r"sr.io,,a VINO we're committed Al The lsfns u,e ut
e.rsamusntlsl ovissaos ~ purchasing Ia sisn sef.
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Ths Pstrolcum Explosion I'm BrookSyn.
suPERioK couRT--PAHr n.

Before Judge Barbour
'-.iafciiH ct al o, SaA n Robin, Tho
sa"a@ H. D. e They purchased -four hundred
pn,n''ns arc aruss'' o. petroleum Tho goods Wer'
sau barre board lighter BELONGING to the
defendant. ~So pI va legged had oon.saa,s . rs
move the petroleum from the osr one hundred aud
70 tho lockwood Yard dock a plaintiff gave In
hf'y barrels had boon discharged tho ding the hight
s'rucilons TO tho defendant unloa , in their
or In the meantime Ia alleged by plain. 1cfcndant
complaint while some Of the employees 81 the vas dos
were smoking on thn lighter, size okploded. ana four
uoy.u ,ogether with The Temaining portion OF Wy 60
hsndred and iorty barrels OF soiroloum ino
PENDANT Hot up counter claim, ~ ms an acuon ~
the loss OF BIS lighter The pAits ~, unh,od the
or the petroleum destroyed at 81 2nt aud tue deiona
ant claims So 800 for The loss lie Inter Tho Ok
ploason took place the 10th Of May IsA Tho case
sti on Mr. Brown for plaintiffs; sx.Ja 'ge Dean i@
defendant
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YoPriArtns KANAa-sron tho returns In the
once OF me Secretary Of State the population Of Kansas
with Two counties wholly aud ono county partially unrs
ported was In May 1895, O,0Is Tho EDITOR OF the
Lawrence Journal estimates tho population tbo ia u
January 1900 10 10 fully 300 coo the immigration 70
Kansas during the past summer and TALL was very large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-07

Abe Grath's Electric OH is wsrraneeA
10 cure RheunnAtlsm Deafness. Frpsiei Limb AZ tofss
Pain. A. heia ~ Al draEis.s DksAr bAhshSAo"'
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A silent sewing Machine. making the
esleLfafsd Nu3a aud Iiils ttiel sif.tg e-su. 49,
durable. NiLbpA 'thp'' - "'s-f
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A.-Japans.e Itair stsia Coiors . Ssss-
L., al naRsEs' "A rs1 roe. wills. us FrNasiia "a
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A-Ths FINEST Ready Made Ciothfng 90
Amsr,o. -ueol~ Youths. Hoys anA CLlfr-ns al autis
equal 70 custom wort BrlcwAw BRoriiRRs, rouss
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ori.,.aoro.. n.,r Dys, .Pr.. .5s..
IA dys spfssd bI saiifai srts's
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s.-.r.i Howard q. the Maine Lssisis-

NtUNNTh4 FNTN IF"|
MAR, esneral HD~srd napsriniaf<snt u 10 s.ea.
,.s,'s lnvrrsa hrsay sdir~s~~d eonveni&sn ~ Sfh
,..e,~~ M me fs ~nf9re this xftsruaos. rr~Fonss
=, . esfnt rrmdhstlon tsndsrinx hn r~csret@n Inia
1880 hs all repeat Lis is<tfxs The 0rsdnsn, ~
-. Hall
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A-upham's Msraeheiis Causes ths
b. sAasEa n rsrt r9-. sad NkLi~ Ils ffensfh "nss
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All Prizes C..hrd In Legal Lotteriss.-
'"'"'-' nv" . cLUTE Broker iTs Broadway
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Corn., BanIon.. EaIargsd Joints s.s1
al diseases u ths feet qufst W d. LAShAhh H~s
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All Legal Lottery Prizes csshsd. Draw
tnG., circulars and inform.iiyn sent
j. N. CLANTos. 10 wan street. n. Y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS, r0R THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY urRALp must 10 handel
IN bsrors ten O'Clock oyory "Wednesday evening Ia oar
ouaiion among the entcrpr-lng mechanics. fsrmsnI
merchants manufacturers aud xeniicmrn throughout The
country IL Increasing very rapidly Advert-cm' va In
serted IN tho HsnALD will thus he seen BY Largo
portion Of the st,c aud energetic people OF tho United
Statsa
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A.-uaru~ts's Co~ossuo o. Not Gres.y 90
.scsy fs far superior ~ por~sses sr soaoN ~Ashe~ -
a hair dressing
g,ls b. Ill Sruasis,s The differences ar legion -.
CONTAINING the LanTtage ~ fts~
sgs . dtstrbatsd ErAtui,oisis W drnExsts-
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Central Para Skating o'~v"~ ~ La
dis' aHa ss"'''''-''. ssifi r6sLsR 80 s.Bss Rsw
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NJ psa' .rsIyrnsAL Errosirinx or is4
~" hsw faaA- ne, al ~
..s...L.~ - sirs rr~ 10
al ,s - 40 sassa srAi,stsn. u - - % hsr-s
having ta<a arfaffpi. u H.tfshl ' 80 ee.~ ~
~ lnTrnuaxs
Al. ni,sa "a - ths ne p-unif ~ 3srtDas sh9 =
nlnss kst nhsr.i sod MsptF.I ryss pr Isvsis. 80
Ag~ofs Am.tsees a wT~tor~ are J~Frfafr ~t4fphf
800 10 fsls.Sa ths gmsy thrff save. sna
sd Aas~ 4 ~ riAsf psrti@s tneEg = tr y -
- az ~ - a.ftpa nasy 10 eesf - Ha@l
Al sruA..atsns $500 - snsds eyes Me faAf~f hso1
fasIns ahsA furuishes fsss,sssF u W e Ger 80,
90 ~ - ~hass spylssstsas ~ sqs~gs~a 81 49,
aid ~ ~ Ds<s go ,ss asAssry y &sf sfa@s@
Taysa nf.su..ls.. s's, .sf e...,,. y 80, -
-. u ss'yu.fr ~ - istaes. = ~ yhh9t
- tr,s~A mu~les as~ai tsrn rnists~~i hfp~siasy..
a. $500 ssr~~t lrrssns NO. A.Gsi sm0 ~ 49,
r,s~ lfirns nasnnal No rcss-
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u,,,. sewing Machine csrspssy-
-. H.. IL rsssllssL 81 nsssa~1 AafS-is ~sssss
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.. ,s -. :;s .: !: % 80 ::::.. ..;''' o.
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r 7 n Il 9
Fire I'm Brooklyn, Il. ID.

Between two and three O'Clock yesterday morning
flames discovered issuing from the lower par. OF
two story frame building Fourth street. between North
Third and North Fourth streets The lower floor OF the
building was occupied by Mr. Daniel Butler as stable,
and the Gnper floor by Mr. Abraham Folk as carpenter
shop In Mr. Buffers stable four carriages, guam
ty Of harness and six horses, and in Mr. Folks shop
large amount Of lumber and materials Almost all
OF Mr. Buffers property saved, except the horses
and owing to the rapdity with which the flames spread,
but OF them could be taken out Of the stable but he
suffering severely that IL foand necessary TO
shoot him to put end 10 hts ortureS few days be-
fore the fire Mr. Butler offered three hundred dollars
for OF the horses but he refused 10 dispose OF It, II
Is almost year since fire occurred In the same build
ing, In which Mr. Butler lost several cows and horses
The total loss will be about 000 Mr. Buffers property
not insured, and Mr. Folks was insured for 81 900
in the St. Marks Insurance Company. There are several
believe that the fire the work OF an nccn
diary and thorough investigation will DO made In order
to discover, II possible, the guilty parties.
As engine companies Nos and were proceeding TO
the fire named Jacob Leyes, running with No. 4,
seized wrench and struck Stephen Norris the foreman
and william Cook, member OF No. 7, nfictng In each
bad wound. He was arrested and brought before
Justice Daley, who fined him fifteen dollars for each
offence and being unable to pay the ne he was sent to
the Penitentary for sixty days
Large Fire at 81. Charles, III.
CHICAGO, Feb O. 1866.
Tho st. Charles Paper MIL st. Charles. illinois, the
largest establishment Of the kind In the West de-
stroyod by fire Sunday night Loss $4,000. Insur-
ance $780, 900.
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fu al. rminstion tho World q fushr has siscei ts "a
TRAIT ol the sfaifT BLOOMING gsutuH from Al us
p.rfuinea 81 IA. day dslEhus There VIII ne'
A@ notable no<fse, ball supper party this wintnr
which IT. Able al Wii. not add fs@t
PIiALOh a DOS. New Yort.
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500. xs:: =. .:.. $3.50. s::. 80 60
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ssvsv p~tis.x ssfssv ssr y..se.s--
.is rsusay fos Al ess~e<s wth ~hsh s<ntss AZ. ~. ~
1905 ,.s.. Ssss. ssS~s :, "a -. rs. 70 Is. .asss
"a r.@f y tks ekf Ceres wtEsi s<ns as rsa@~ 10
krnsla q asMas hxtAAs
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m Brwsxsed with sweet soxodont Every
day
fhc teeth viii endure when youth passes away,
And The delicate fra grance tho fulA supplies,
shall suu breathe from the bps vhsn esch oshc<
charurfey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-07

Boom N rd's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Cum Ai4o Gents wholaaais aud retail Wholesale
price list with dra-inE. Of different styles sent free NE
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Marriage sud seue.fY-An 1sssy
- Issrs s.1 s.st s~sAca stef s9veasg~f
&C., IN sfarrr Atfy-s. ~ 4 i1@0ia h0eGbtgns h"-s~
A<...~issis.. rhfis1sif "a. Pc
w.t.,t,o "a the nmBst D~lfstewa anA
t.s...1 Al, t~sfaA@ms ~. saa~ as~s eguss s<mp@*s4
AZ r.a vlss lsssnins ag1 sslscrnTe whst TOO 70 49,
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We T r.. e.. .. :rs %. o.-T-'. l ST.,
ssss s~ssz
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge Rus

The calendar Of yesterday very large, ant
although large number disposed OF, counsel sue
ceeded in postponing Several I'LL later period in tn,
term
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for ssysUins with young ohidrea VIII be
found In BROWNS vERNiyUdE coxYrs. or wss-
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PLAIN,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
tgsIcs or CoMPrReLLRR OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, May 18th; 1865.

t1sicl or CohPrRsLLRR OF CURRENCY, ;
WASHINGTON, May 18th; 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the un.
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CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in tho
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Virginia, has been duly organized under and according to
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~, In testimony Whereof witness my hand and
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49, 1885.
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UsK HELM bold
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing In
"Male' or Female" from whatever cause originating,
and no matter how long standing 1t 10 pleasant in taste
and odor, Immediate" in action, and more strengthening
than any Of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Consti-
buttons, procure the remedy at once. a
The reader must be aware that however slight may be
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Bodily Health, Mental Powers and Happiness. f
All the above diseases require the aid Of a diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIc.
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For Dyeing Silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods, 81 avis
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-27
81 NATIONAL BANK.
THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK
OF NORFOLK.
PRESIDENT:
GILBERT c. WALKER.
CASHIER:
JNO. JAY KNOX. 3
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DIRECTIONS.
EDWARD NJ. BROWN cNcrNArus W. NEWTON.
MARSHALL PARKS. GEORGE sANasrER.
JN0. B. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM NICHOLS.
GILBERT Q. WALKER.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Exchange Bank Building. Main Street.
AGENT FOR 7-s0 LOAN.

A constant supply of Notes will be kept on hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes Of GOVERN
MEN SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT ArrEsrIoNro
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times c~heerfully furnished. 81