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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-01
Fire Department.

NOVEMBER %, 1865.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
In city of Evansville will receive Sealed
Proposals until the 3D. day of December.
1885, for hauling the Steam Fire Engine
and Hose Reel from the Vine Street En-
CINE House, for one year from the 10th day
7. of December, 1866.
- BY order of the Council.
nov29 4 A. Nj. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
Union copy.l
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BOARDING.
WANTED.


lfwWTANTED-AGEN having
WV small capital good sense, tact, and
nfipdustry can engage in the sale of our
standard and handsomely illustrated
% books r inone more popular published),
with profit TO themselves and the cOmmu-
~ mites where they operate. We, have just
ready for agents and the people beautiful
20 and useful octave volume containing the
Of JOHN sBUNYAN. the glorious. old
Pilgrims Progress" By Robert Philip.
i With Steel Portrait and Colored Lttho-
graph of VANITY Fair" and A beautiful
and authentic illustrations.
Call upon or address MOORE, WILL
STACH ~ BALDWIN. Is West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati, or 60 Walker Street,
New York iioh ldeci dSt'w2t
WKYANTED.-Fine specimens of PEN
e WV manship tFlourishing and Business
Writing, &C., sent free to any one sending
us the names of twelve or fifteen young
men who have never attended CONNER
clal College. Address,
BRYANT, STRATTON q DEHAN,
octI5 Emil Cincinnati, Ohio.
2 80. !. rgrrr-r, : ~ Y q 7T n y n
w soRGHol soRGHo. SORGHUM
Cash paid for Sorgho Syrup, one to one
thousand barrels. -
sl3~N~ BROWN, BUTLER & CO,
ea5 Grocers and Commission Merchants,
u Dealers in Syrups, Sugar, Sorgho, Spices,
Coffee, Tea &c, &c., s. 500 ~. -
No A Walnut street,
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New York Market,

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 30.
FIOUR-Duli and l5@25c lower; 50 700
10 so for extra State, $40 35@lI 40 for round
hoop Ohio, and 81 50@13 Is for trade
brands, market closing heavy.
WHEAT-Heavy and 395c lower; 81 80 for
No. 8 Milwaukee,, and 81 1902 % for fair to
good No. ditto. MlE 1855
BARLEY--Dull and 2@3c lower
LoRN-Receipts, 1880 bushels; market
heavy and I82c lower; 81 20 for shippin G
mixed Western in store and afioat.
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rsOR, SALE AT AUCTIONS,

THOR, SALE AT AUCTION-Saturda
~ the Sth OF December, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ON the premises, a. No. i residence in n
good neighborhood, a two story brick resi-
adence containing nine I'D rooms and two
: large pantries, all in complete order with
stable on the rear of the lot. House new
ly, papered and painted and in complete
order, and one of the most convenient
$50 feet deep to a paved alley. I will sell
the above property TO the highest bidder,
without reserve, for $1,000 on the day OF
the sale, $1,000 on the first of April, 1867,
and the balance twelve months from the
day of sale, with six per cent. interest, and
with mortgage on the property for deferred
payment. ~ Mb S#
The above property can be bought at
private sale by calling on
w. w. SHANNON.
ozsag9 HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
Nntr
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r1OR sALELHoUs two-story brio

TYOR SALE-HOUSE-Atw o-story brick
Is House, on Locust Street. between Sixth
and Seventh, east side, in a No. ne1ghbor-
hood. containing nine rooms and closets,
all in complete repair, with gas through
out; with stables and other conveniences.
Also, the leasehold of the Bulls Head pro-
perty, containing dwelltng-house, with
thirteen rooms, IN good repair; also, sta
bling for two hundred head of stock, with
fine stock-yards for all kinds of stock at
tached. A fine opportunity for stock
trader. The above property is in complete
repair, and near the T.. and q. .Depot-a
. fine Location for business. | would trade
all the absve property for stock OF goods
: noy2 dim Wv. SHANNON.
WSOR SALE AND FOR RENT.-I5O
- - Good Building Lots, in every part of
The city, which / will sell cheap.
Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
Several Farms for sale on time al 4
10000 acres of Timbered Land for sale
I have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms for Rent.
Persons wishing to purchase any kind of
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
: Persons desiring to sell either Houses,
Lots, Lands, or Farms, can have the same
disposed of by leaving description at the
once OF ~
ALVAH JOHNSON,
,ets9sta aftnk Dt Real Estate Agent,
Third St, between Main and Locust,
IL oct29.1 Il i / r.E Evansville, Ind.
wVOR SALE-The undersigned will sell
at private sale bis fine two story frame
residence, of five rooms, summer Kitchen,
also, wood and stable house attached, two
modern improvements; lot fifty by one
hundred and ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, Lamasco. Address
octl-3In GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. Vernon.
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FOR RENT

eTVOR FsENT-FAEtM--O Of the best
liz Farms in vanderburgh County, con-
mforfabIe houses and out-buildings.
This farm will be leased for five years, on
I'M fmas sgr.sf saALvAH johnson
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust.
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Joy TO THE wORLDi
Take Up thy Bed and Walk"
A QUA 1oVITE.

A QUA WIFE, OR WATER OF LIFTS
~ wilEcure
Headache or NexrdLgiG-In three minutes
I0OttGche or kdrQche-In one minute.
CoIics and CrGnlps-In five minutes.
DtdTrhCed, bloody FLuz, Coughs and CoLds-
In from one to three days.
1etetnsdtssD'aln two to ten days.
uteS.
Soreness or Ir.tdRssaatioa Of the Kidneys,
Deafness, Asthma, Piles, Sore or WeGS
EUes.
Bronchial Affections, Dyspepsia, Esgstpesas,
BtfsteTs on the Tongue and Lips, <utRsto-
ton Of the Heart, a. rGnsL 8I a.G
LfUer Complaint, FeUer and AgLe, CHS,
AgIe Cake, Gravel. Contracted or IStWeneo
Cords StU0elel, Lame, or SttU dOthtS,
SsO0LLe1l GL0Ads or Cheeks, ,
Cuts Bruises or Shot H0ultds-ln any por-
ton of the body-in an incredibly snort
time. ~ ~ =
This medicine has been thoroughly test
ed in Evansville by many OF OUT ITS cIS e
have sold large quantities in Ohio, In
diana Illinois. Kentucky, and Tennessee,
and III q demand is daily Increasing such
is the Coincidence we have in the medicine,
that we warrant every bottle, and refund
the money in case the medicine fails to
CIV We have a number OF properly attested
certificates from our own city, and from
various parts of the country Which can at
anv time be seen at our store. tt
= Price, One dollar per bottle. sis4 a,Lf-
For sale by respectable dru ggists every
where T. G. BRIDwELL & Co., sole agents
LEIGH q MAGHEE.
bsffr si1a aA cincinnati, Ohio.
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors.
aus d3m
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South American Affairs.

NEW ORR, September l3.
Rio Janciro letters Of August Sth say. of
the war In Paraguay, that the allies are
where they were at our last adviccs in "A
morass under the guns of the enemy. They.
were still unable 20 advance or withdraw
The smallpox had broken out In a mnllg-
nant form among the allied soldiers, and
physicians were so scarce that IL was pro
posed to impress n number. A seizure of
5000 horses had been made for use in re-
moving the camp.
No change has been reported on board
the tlerL which is lying where It was be-
fore, fishing for torpcdoes.
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Hard hit.

In his late speech at Cleveland, Ohio,
President JOHNSON said
Now 10 the Freedmcn's Bureau What
was itp Four million slaves were enamel
pated and given an equal chance and fair
start to make their own support-to work
and produce; and, having worked and pro-
duced, to have their own property and ap-
ply 1t to their own support. 1.-THE Freed
mems Bureau comes and says we must
take charge OF these 4,000,000 slaves. The
Bureau comes along and proposes, Mt an
expense of u fraction less than $l20OO,0OO a
year, TO take charge of these slaves. You
had already expended three thousand
million dollars 10 set them free and give
them fair opportunity to take care of
themselves; then these gentlemen, who are
such great friends TO Che people, tell us
they must be taxed twelve million dollars
TO sustain the Frecdmen's Bureau.
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Washington Matters.

NASHiNGroN, september IL.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-
day were Sl,2i20G7. The receipts since
July | were $S3,57G,G7S.
All National banks designated as deposit
tories of public money are also required, by
instructions from the Secretary of the
Treasury, 10 keep for sale, in such amounts
as the public shall require, and ut the same
rates of commission, Internal Revenue
stamps, which they may purchase from the
Assistant Treasurcrs or designated deposit
taries first named, or from the commits
siOncr.
The rates allowed areas follows: In sums
of $50 and upward, two per cent. $500 and
upward, three per cent. $500 and upward,
four per cent; $1,000 and upward, five per
cent.
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Model Potriots.

The Radical Congress voted its members
each $4,000 extra pay, and took good care
to see that they got it.
The Radical Congress voted the soldiers
from $50 to 800 each, extra bounty, but
took no care TO SOC that they got it.
The Radical Congress voted the black
soldiers each $500, extra bounty, and took
good care that they got t.
The Radical Congress voted the white
soldiers each only from $50 10 300, extra
bounty, although they were In service
longer than the blacks, and calls it equali-
zing the bounties. Even then. the Con-
gress managed so that the white soldier
cannot get the little bounty voted him.
Model patriots, these Radical Congress-
men, Cincinnati Enquirer
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"Onght not ttnLiye."

SO says the New York EDening Post OF
the party founded with its aid.
With u laundering and chaotic policy
such rs that imposed upon IL by Messrs
Morrill,, stevens, Sumner aud the Tribune
a policy which seeks to do everything
through the Government, and leave moth
Ing tolprivate ingenuity, wisdom and eff
fort; which declares the President TO be a
traitor, and In the same breath quadruples
his powers; which declares him TO con
template usurpation, and yet insists on Il
course which alone makes such IL crime
legal-with such policy the Republican
party can not live and ought not 60 live; its
success would be calamity to the country.
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SllERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALENANDERsVlLI.E. ON
PARTITION.

fhtlip Eichor 81 al. ys. Michael Eicher ct al
superior O"urt, Montgomery County Case No. ES7
n pursuance Of an order of sale issued from the
u superior Court within and for tho county OF
A4ntgomery, ana 20 me directed, will oncr at
CITY OF Dayton, on
&ifarday, September % Ies6,
~ Two 0ci0ck y. A., the following described real
estate, to-wtti situate la Montgomery county
ohio, and section No. ~. township one (ll range
slf iol NJ KS leginning at the "A W corner Of
saih section, running an eastwurdly course along
the north boundary line OF said section l6i, rods
thence snuthNcstwarlly 81 rods; thence west
wardly agreoahly with said county line ieH rods
10 the place OF beginning, containing - square
rods The above described premises have bpen
appraised at three hundrod dollars and cannot
sell Tor less than two-tlnrtis of that amount Terms
OF sale-one third down on,nthird in one wear
AMI one thlid IA Two ycars, Nith Interest from
mortgage ON the promises
A. CLAY, Attorney anSSicsts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The PresIdcnt Retnrninr.
NEWARK, ONO, September


Six thousand people, on short notice, as
sembled here at the depot this morning 10
welcome the President and party.
The Presidential train arrived at nine
o'clock.
The President spoke ten minutes, ~ long
as the train stopped, aud was rnpturously
applauded. A notorious Radical blower.
with u few hackers on the skirts of the
crowd, attempted to interrupt the President
with calls for Grant. General Custar sharp
ly cut them down by saying right to them,
"lou cant Insult the President through
General Grant" which was cheered with
vim.
An artillery aud musical salute was gly-
en-. Declarations bcltting tho occnsion
were suspended high over the railroad
track, largely Inscribed, "No indianapolis
here" which the President observed, and
seemed much pleased.
NEw MARKET ~ 40 Z. NJ.
Twenty or thirty porsors were here
present men and boys They had placard
containing the words, "New Orleans New
Orleans r
Three cheers were proposed for Grant.
Calls were made for General Custar, who
appeared ON the platform and said ~ was
born two miles and a-half from here, but
am ashamed of you" The cars then moved
on.
nihhhhNN llslh, OcpIclnOtf 10.
From -four TO five thousand persons were
here assembled. General Grant and Admi-
raj Farragut were severally introduced and
cheercd.
The President, In reply 10 n call for
speech, said 81 doubt, from the indications
here, whether that could be done or not"
Renewed groans aud yells
General Custar said to the crowd "Wait
Till next October and worse groans than
those will he heard" Laughter, yclls and
cries Of ''llear him."l
Alter few moments the President made
n brief response. At this point the Pitts
burg committee came on board.
PrrrsDuRG, September l3, 80 p. NJ.
An immense crowd surrounded the depot
and all the streets leading TO the hotel
Hon. MIR. McCandcss addressed the Presi-
dent, who briefly responded. The party
were conducted to the st, Charles, where n
splendid entertaipment was given In the
evening aud speeches made. The noisy
demonstrations out on the streets were de-
cidediy rOwdyish.
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From Europe.

THy Ihe NIInntic Cnblc
The London Times, of yesterday, SAYS
The Mexican Empire has Withcred away,
and the country should be left to itself.
Napoleon has sent special envoy 10 con-
suit with Maximiian
irlnce Charles, the new lIospodar of
MOldo- Wallnchia, Is about To send two
members of his cabinet 10 ConstantinoI IL.
to negotiate for recognition by the Sultan.
The City of London sailed from Liver
pool yesterday, with Gl0l,OOO in gold, for
New York
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lem, on Sabbath next.

There will be divine service in Turner's
Grove, Salem, on Sabbath next, the 10th
Inst, In the morning at 1Oi6 o'clock, and
also in the afternoon, at 81 o'clock. The
Rev. Mr.. Emerson of Brookyllle, will
preach in themornlng. The Rey. ID. steck,
Of Dayton,l is expected TO preach III the af-
tcrnoon. Let the public take notice.
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Over the Fails.

BUFFALO, September 13.
Two men, while attempting to cross the
river just above Niagara Falls, on Wed
nesday afternoon, had their boat struck by
q squall, forcing IL into the rapids and over
the falls. Mr.. Cooper, said TO be- Post
master ut Chippewa, was one Of the men,
and the other n ferryman.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-14

A SHALLOW TRIoK.-The stay-at-home
Radicals have been playing tricks on the
people. They have organized clubs, on the
old Wide Awake plan, and call them ''Boys
In Blue"-whlch means Boys wearing blue
cdpesi We were innocent enough for
awhile 10 think these men were soldiers !
But I'VE maie the Gmende honorabiei They
are chiefly men who never put on blue
when IL required man 10 fight!
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Democratic Meetings.
GENERAL WARD

viii speak at the following placesi
Vandaiia Friday, September 81, nt 10 a. NJ.
BrOOkville saturday, Septomber2 29 at 10 A. NJ.
Germantown, Monday, september %, at 10 A. Nj
Dayton Court IIouse) Wednesday and Friday
september 2G and 2S, at Z i. NJ.
Miamisburg, Saturday, September 90, att +. NJ.
Hon. J.. ID. Campbell win also address
the Vandalia, Germantown, Dayton and
Miamisburg meetings.
NOTICE.
Major General Rousseau, the distln-
gulshed General and present candidate for
Congress for the Louisville District, will be
present at vandalia, Friday, September 81
Major General Thomas Ewing will be al
BrookYille September ~.
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THE STATE FAm.-J. II. Kllpmrt Esq,
Secretary of the State Board of Agrlcul-
turo, has opened nm Office In the Beckel
Building, adjoining the Postotllce, where he
will attend to the calls of all who may have
business with him In relation TO the State
Fair
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-14

WAYNE STREET MARKET IIoUsE.--On and
after the first Saturday in October, Market
hours Will be changed from morning TO
evening, being held on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays Of each week, com
mencing at four o'clock, +. NJ.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-14

eB- Major Cassel, one of General Buffers
staff, has been arrested at Fortress Monroe,
by the proprietor of the Hygea Hotel, on
the charge Of Illegal seizure of liquors and
other goods belonging 20 that house while
General Butler was In command.
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Died.

wAGoNER-At seven O'Clock, on wednesday
oyening, September ~ at the residence of his
father In Miami City, Major Joseph J. Wagner,
late of The Nlnotcenih Regiment u. s. infantry,
aged twenty Eve years.
Funeral tomorrow Saturday at three o'clock,
T NJ, at the family residence in Miami City. Scr
vices by the Rev. Mr.. Sawyer Interment Wood
land.
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Nicotine ut New lebanon.

Thomas o, Lowe and J. A. Mcmahon
will speak at New Lebanon, on Friday
evening, September 81, at seven o'clock.
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Notine
Meeting in the First ward !
4 meeting wlll be held at

sToRK's GROCERY, FIRST Street.
OK FRIDAY EVENING, sEPrnmER l4rn,
Atseycn O'Clock. f. THOMPSON and Dem
mis- Dwyer will address the meeting. All
are invited to attend.
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BREAD AND BUTTER.--The lately removed
Collector of Internal Revenue Mt Pittsburg
has refused TO yield possession of the office
to his newly appointed successor. Those
official cormorants, owing TO the tenacity
of their "loyalty," uie hard.
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New York Money Market.

NEw YORK, September l3.
Money without change and steady at
dob per cent.
Sterling steady at lOSGl0sls.
Gold without decided change, opening at
lI0l6, closing atlt59i.
Government stocks dull.
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asIuuetary aud Cummrrtial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, September /

NiNtiNNAll, HtNitinDtf Ia.
FLoUR-The demand continues active for
medium aud good grades. Trade brands
are held atSl0 75@l2 30, and fancy at SIP 70
oil; supertine Is held at SS 756D6 30.
Wharf.-The market is very firm: No. .
red Is held at 81 i56o2 90 and No. al So 81.
and In some cases ~ GO was asked; white
s held at 80 70@2 70, and No. | spring at
81 2561230.
CoRN-Shelled, In elevator. Is quoted at
G6@G7c.; ear, Mt the lower roads, will bring
60@66e. There Is not much doing In white:
shelled Is held at $70@72c.
OATs-No. l, at canal, are held at 3jc..
and IN elevator at BIC. No. we quote at
3l6o32c.
RYE--A flrmer feeling In the market.
Extra Is now held at Ss60Oc., and No. al
S30S5c.
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and
dull. No. spring, 81 306l 30.
GRocEmEs-The market has undergone
no change since our last. There Is a fair
demand at 25@3lo. for Glir 10 choice
grades of Rio Coffee; l2@lbc. for raw Su-
gari l7I9@lSc. for hard refined, and SO@
soc. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WnIsKY-A firm but unchanged market
at " W duty paid, and 32c. Ia bond.
SEED-Clover steady at 81 90; Timothy
quiet at ~ 60; Flax steady at ~ 0O@$3.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wln speak At the following plnccs.

VIII HpO7tN dI IIIV IVIIUWIIS PI"VV7
Poasttown Saturday, September 20, X NJ
Union, Friday, October 3, ~ NJ,
New Lebanon Saturday October O. 12 NJ.
Inghani's Black smith shop, Washington, town
shlp, Tuesday, October 2, IAN
Dayton, Court Il0use) Monday, October 8. :.
d. A. lIouk, and j. a. McNiahon viii also
address the meeting at Poasttown.
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A DArroSIAN IN TRoUBLR.-The Gin
cinnati Commercial, Of this morning, has
this local item iI
United States Commissioner William II.
Baldwin disposed of the following case
yesterday: William Osterhaus, of Dayton,
Ohio, was held TO bail In the sum of $4,000,
for ccunterfeiting and having In his pos
session, with the intention of passing the
same Certain fractional currency OF the
denomination Of twenty-0yecents, and cer-
tain National Bank bills of the den0mina-
tion Of $40, all of which were counterfeit.
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HELD OvER.-We alluded yesterday to
the arrest of two men, who gave their
names as Kline and Stone, foran attempted
robbery of the store of Mr.. I. S. Babbitt OH
Main street. They had a hearing before
Mayor kenney this morning. Stone was
held to bail In the sum of three hundred
dollars and Kline in two hundled. Failing
to give bond, they were committed to Jail
to await the action of the next Grand
Jury, They are both strangers here, claim
ing to hail from Cincinnati, and both SEEM
ingly working together.
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Doors AND SHoEs,--Persons In want OF
Boots and Shoes, of extra quality and low
prices, SHOULD call at the store of II. p, EN-
rick, No. l0i Main street, opposite the Phil
lips House. lie has a large stock Of the
latest styles, which he Is offering at prices
that can not fail to please his customers,
He is an old and practical mechanic, and
the work Of his own manufacture can not
be exeelled anywhere. His friends and
customers in the country are Invited TO
call. sel4-ltdSw
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the undcrsignod
IN not tO trust my wife, or any one else, on my
account ae will pay no debts OF others contract.
Ing. sei1d8 JACOB WERCKMAkN.
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e5s- Rev. s. p. Carlton, of the Universal.
ist Church, aud Rev. $. Williams, of the
Baptist Church, are having n theological
discussion Mt Piqua. Itcommcnccd yester.
day, and was continued during the day
There was large attendance IRON town
and country. When hcdiscussion is ended
we suppose the people who listened to Il
will be just about as wise as they were be-
fore II commenced. Such performances arc
of no practical benefit to any body.
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tSs- Major-gcneral Wool has addressed
letter to General Este, Chairman of the Sol
dlers' and Sailors Executive Committees
Announcing his intention 10 be present a
the Cleveland Convention.
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lW-Tho Hamilton County Agrlcnltnral

G#- Tho lIamiltRp County Agricultural
Fair will be held on the 18th, 10TH Doth and
2lst of this month, near Carthage. There
has been long intcrmission in their fairs
down there, but the people are taking a
great interest in this one, and there is a de-
termination in quarters where IL will be
made effective, that this fair shall be q
SUCCESS
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CITY BOARD OF Education.

N' n'1lY1a THURSDAY, September 13.
Present; Messrs. Brown, MeCrea, Steele,
Howard, Parker, Anderson, Mccarthy, Ball,
James, Bennett, Dwyor and Kenney.
l The minutes of the last two meetings
were read and approved
The following report from the Secretary,
showing the financial affairs of the Board
for the year ending September /, was read
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MONEY SAVING ISsTITuTIoE. E.-Those in
want of Boots and Shoes should not fail 10
call at Goodman's Boot and Shoe Store, liO
Main street. where everything In that line
can be bought at very low figures. His
stock Of Eastern and home made work can
not be beat In the city. People In want OF
fine goods will save money by going TO his
store. BE sure TO remember, ITO Main
street 10 eIHFFCgE .F.R