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nent could be made between McInzu
nerByT and Tornette. ItWas fnallvn
agreed that the subject be turned over
to McIDnerny and Mr. j a.. Reitz
and others Dxlefss srgfoss #.fs,gsf-Ssr
Sidewalk OF. Glass No. 1 ordered on
southeast side of Sycamore Street.
from Fifth to Sixth. ~ roi ssofss-I "a
The, subject of a new engine house
was taken up. Mr.. Hunnel presented
dfawingiof plan for building ON
the northeast corner of Third and
Walnut, size rs feet on Walnut by
BIZ feet on Third Street, two stories
high, with the upper story arranged
for offices and Council Chamber; the
lower story to be Is feet in height.
Dean moved that Councilman Hun
nels plan be adopted, and that bids
be invited mp to this night two weeks.
Adopted.
Ordered, that one of the water
closets, on Upper School House Lot,
be hoped. msh Vysiu
Ordered, that earth be taken from
Second Avenue and be filed in on
Third Avenue, to abate a collection
of water.
N PAOPOolOAOA w LlG lOHGI
end ofthe canal was considered, and
Informally laid oyer.rs.a1s
The Mayor announced that Jacob
Miller had sued the City Council for
damage, by loss of beef, BY the closing
of the market house.
A proposition was submitted by
Mr.. Hatch, Sexton of Locust Hill
Cemetery, for digging a well for use
at said cemetery Consideration
postponed for one week. Zoo i
Council directed Mr.. Bullen to put
safe fence around a deep hole in
the canal, dug by him, and where
several serious, accidents have oc-.
curreds &A&nE0J BGai 48ig 20 W 70
On motion, Council adjourned at
IL o'clock, to the great joy of "ye
reporter.
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n HUNDRED CURATIvEs IN ONE

~ ~ 81 - II - -
u HUNDRED CURATIvEs IN ONE.
%7t tneleast striking merit OF HOSTEL
,-rzxsss celebrated Bff1ERs is the wide scope
~ ssaeir operation as a preventive and
,,Frsaedial preparation. AS protective medt-
-ssssse. they ward off all the diseaseszzand
sEassar name is Leg1on-that originate in
rrzezRholesome air, impure water, exhaust
ing laeat, or other local or climatic causes.
sE.Ezs alone would be sufficient to secure for
=zss,v corrective and Alternative medicine a
vsgarEa-wide and undying celebrity. But
sFEogxz1er's GREAT SPECIFIC has q hundred
rsSzkser claims to the confidence and high
--z,ssai6eratton of the public In Dyspepsia,
uFkzer Complaint, Chills and Fever, Bilious
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r Cznps, Constipation,s General Debility,
assmatuge Decay, Female Irregularities,
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yssaasnfs proceeding from Imperfect Diges-
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F5zsxE and Bowels, HosTETTER's STOMACH
E5auTERs are the most powerful, speedy,
E9bzzrzz1ess, and agreeable of all remedies
sAGvzrtised bE the press Oh, administered in
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Justices, Court.


BEFORE j JUSTICE STINsoN.-We found
Esquire Stinson busily engaged, yes
terday, holding an election for Direct
ors of the Vanderburgh Mutual In
surance Company, but his work was
interrupted by customer.
l.. Hambeush was charged with
having committed an assault and bat
terry on the person of Patrick Smith
Gabery, and the evidence sustained
the charge, and the accused was fined
81, with 50 80 costs. a4 t93
MRS Belle Davis, an American wo-
man of African descent, came before
His Honor to make complaint against
her liege lord, Silas Davis, who abused
her by striking, beating and bruising.
An affidavit was drawn up, and Belle
swore to it, and Frank Morris was
dispatched in search Of the ungallant
husband. ,r -.
The father of the woman came In
and told his Honor that he had thrice
| prevented his daughter from, coming
and making complaint against her
husband for whipping her, and ex1
pressed the belief that, a man, who
would whip his wife, did not deserve
to have one, a sentiment which the
bystanders fully endorsed. We could
not wait to hear the case through, but
felt pretty sure that Justice Stinson
would come down heavy on the Eth
Eiopian wife whipper. She said that
they had been married over a year
and that he had frequently larruped
herr Fiat justitio, if the woman is
an African. 80. -.
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BULLS eBDR0N sBITTERs.
RSod Mr.. EdtUdrds'S Statement.
Y OITTGVTTIE XIV. A r1Til % i12

LOUISVILLE. KY, a pr1I 2, 1853. 8
TtFE JGIIN BULI.-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
apxESg as well as a sense of duty to the pub
/ H.. assaaires that should give you a state
{ FsxsFras Tor public use, of the great benefit /
szg9s Derived from the use of your CedrOn
gsSs11saxE~ After military service of thir-
I sssaE months, embracing the Pea Ridge
Z. sEEzzEaign and battle, I was discharged
s3xf4sa size service and came home to die.
ExsTzfsepsia. liver complaint, and general
e zkss15EEfy were fast hurrying me to the
ss,xzEst and every remedy prescribed by
7-sxsspEszeians seemed only to aggravate my
s1sisszzGes About four weeks ago was for
azExs6se enough to procure your "Cedron
zSkkaasrs, land by. the use of them alone !
zHsze been restored to rperfe ct and robust
EIssssEEGil. can most earnestly recommend
rzEsQan as being. all, and more than all, they
sS1g1 recommended to-be. 4 GU are at liberty
x, e wake any use you wish OF this state
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LAM Iespectfully,ss ~
a VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.

NICKSBURG, MISS, Aug. 3, 1865.
lEIoHN BULL-Dear Sir: am happy
4cfzsEte to you that have used your valu-
szs4tas a. Cedron Bitters u with great benefit to
ZSzsyxstf, in general debility and prostrat1on
gssf zz1E system produced by the unhealthy
zEzaa fnlasnlatic influence of the Mississippi
Ez<zszr around Vicksburg, having been with
eszszaeraf Grants army through its whole
=zaGEfshern campaign. l confidently recon-
aaE9ssxu its use to all persons who are eX-
FssgxEREHd TO unhealthy climates.
H. w. FOGLE. ~r,.-
Agent u S. Sanitary Commission
a%eeE sale by PETER WEBBING, Water
'ssaaalssEs<E GRE "a esewa tmayA
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

We anxite the special attention of our
szz56srs to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
asszEEb can be seen in our advertising col
gszzssE DR.. Easteriy's Family Medicines
ssEEs &ssservedly popular, have rapid sale,
esEssas Senerel satisfaction, and are kept in
sakA Nzhe principal drug-stores throughout
IzE@H western and Southern States. 1t viii
EAEe=RaHn that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
smEac4a one medicine to cure all diseases
aaMG prepares remedy for each particular
RfssseSe, which can be relied upon to cure.
SswtsnrzRR
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-nfaG 3r "a MT VERSION, July Is, 1896. -
Editors Of the Journal; a = ~ ~, ~ fisss
Please announces me as candidate tOrep-
resent this District in the next Congress.
1 believe in the immediate and uncon-
ditionaI restoration OF tie seeded States
to the Union, as the only remedy to re-
store peace and prosperitysto the country.
am opposed to any further tinlSering
with the Constitution, until all the States
are i'm their proper places and fairly repre-
*erited. - - JOHN PTTcHEEs.
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p9- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prostra6e the. vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. 8 4 A.. Z 3 apr2O Snd&w
B8- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Milleheurs
RESTORES, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, s Barclay street, N. Y.
So COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite. and its washing properties UNI
rivaIled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&Wly
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
CITY NEWS.
q An Important Item.

4aAn Important Iten1.i1o IL
We call the attention of mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
to the fact that the returns In the
office or the U. s. Assessor show that
the Evansville Journal Company did
SEVENTY-FOUR PER CENT. of the
entire taxable Printing and Binding
Business Of the city for the year 1865.
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DEApAJ ohm Wait, who fell down
stairs, a week or so ago, at the board
ing house of John Scribner, corner Of
Fourth Street and Seventh Avenue, a
notice of which appeared in the
JOURNAL of the 18th, died on We'd
nesday last from his injuries. IL
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PERSONAL We ereceiyeda call

a PERSONAL. We received cali
yesterday from DIR. Frink, of the
Novelty Iron Works, Indianapolis.
DR.. Frink has a patent for and is
manufacturing a superior article OF
hinges for window shutters, which
the wholesale hardware trade of our
city seems to be much pleased with,
We have seen it operate on model
shutter, and think it both ingenious,
safe and economical. nv
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d ARRESTED AND JAILED. A man,
whose name we did not learn; as no
body seemed to know it, was arrested
yesterday, and lodged in Jail, on a
charge of stealing $245, from man at
the Central Hotel, on Friday night.
The man, who claims to have been
robbed, says he was made drunk and
taken into the third story of the
hotel and robbed. The accused will
have a hearing to-day before Esquire
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azszyIsoIsaATE's HONEY soAP.AThis
~ez&EHwated Toilet Soap, in such universal
szxmsszsr5. is made from the CHOICEST mate
xzEz Is MILD and ESIoLLIENT in its nature,
4amaaAErLY soESF re d, and extremely
zxnx7C1AL in its action upon the skin.
Ssx axle by druggists and fancy goods
ETss9s. augN 1y
ssszr HALLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN
SENEE RENEWER has proved itself to be
da1sRzos& perfect preparation for the hair
saxr aa6ared to the public.
rz19zs.as vegetable compound, and contains
zzssrsiG5uf1ous properties whatever.
GsbRgsH restore gray hair TO It's original color.
1t slu keep the hair from falling out
znszSsznses the scalp, and makes the hair
eSssfx~ arEtrous, and silken.
zsa'Rplendid hair dressing.
YIN person, young or old, should fail to
ezzszeM-
N IS recommended and used By the first
e-zsxsxsc0l. authority. s,r1rf t51sF8f 40 b q
-zssk for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
fzssexewer, and take no other.
r.. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, N. III.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
GRssxg24 dim Evansville, Ind.
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ELECTION OF DTRECToRs.- The
Vanderburgh Mutual Insurance. Conn
pany held an election yesterday, at
the office of Equire Stinson, for the
election of seven directors and Sec
rotary, with the following result:
Directors-Wm. Baker, W. d. Hol-
lingworth, Thomas E. GarYin, Chris
tan Hedderieh, Richard Raleigh,
VIM. ii. Walker, and R. S. Tenney.r 4
Secretsry-Ben.. Stinson, , 4 sFva
The vote was not large, and there
was no excitement on the occasion. !
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT, Yesterdaywhile
some boys were at play on the log way
of the saw mill above the city, by
some means the trucks by which logs
are carried up the rail way to the mill,
started down with a. log upon it, and
in its descent caught the foot of a
little boy named Allie Hayhurst, some
eight years old, injuring him very Sc
riously. The small toe of his left foot
was badly crushed, and the heel of his
right foot was shockingly mashed,
He was carried BIZ his comrades to
his fathers place of business on Water
Street, and by him conveyed home in
IA buggy accompanied by DIR. Morgan
to dress his wounds. Itwasa sad ac-
cident, and should learn boys to be
extremely careful about going in
places where accidents are so likely
to overtake them. eA.e
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CoSfING.-A fresh supply Of bowl
ders, is hourly expected. The boats
passed Louisville on Friday, and the
Curlew wasexpeeted to meet them on
that evening or on Saturday mornin g,
and bring them down. They should
have been here last night, but some
difficulty may have been experienced
at Flint Island, where the channel is
reported to be blocked up by steamers
aground. Capt. Thomas will take no
risks, and would only run in daylight,
and is almost sure to come through.
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SPLENDID FRUIT. -We received yes
terday a few pears, present from
Mrs. Mayor Baker, as specimens
grown by the Chief Executive of our
city. They are called Flemish Beau
ties and they are real beauties, in
deed. The largest weighed 152 ounces,
and the others were scarcely less.
They are of delicious favor, rich and
juicy Our kind neighbor has our
thanks. a hN
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E@We learn that most brutal muir
der was committed in NewHarmony on
Saturday evening last. A refugee
named Quirles, from Kentucky, was
in town and had been drinking freely.
A farmer who lives three Or four
miles from town happened to be there
for medicine for his sick wife Quirles
got up quarrel with the country
man and stabbed him three times,
causing instant death. The murdered
man leaves wife and three children.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No LADY OF FASHION

Ought to bs without Madame Eby's Corset
Skirt Supporter. 1t is, without exception,
a truly necessary appendage to a lady's
attire. 1t is sold everywhere.
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Martin Golden and =. Old Bob
Grierson" were in the city, % last
night, we are told, looking as fine as
jackonet. - ..tT-.z.trr5stIo.T sos
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MIS-. WINsLow. go

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her rr aSgss.s-asf
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JEwELs.-We were shown yester-
day four fine silver jewels gotten up
for the Masonic Lodge of our city to
adorn the regalia. The jewels consist
ed of the Square and Compass, inclos-
ing the Bible, Cornucopias, and the
5" all-seeing ? eye. They are very
pretty, and will add materially to the
appearance of the regalia. a9 -
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CHOLERA AT UNIoNTowN. = We
learn from a gentleman, who was a
passenger by the Palestine yesterday
morning, and who is reliable au-
thority, that there were two deaths
by cholera in Uniontown, KY, on
Sunday. We did not learn the names
Of the victims. s e
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CORONER.

4 am an Independent. candidate for the
office of Coroner of Vanderb1rgh County.
aull If JOHN. BISCHMAN.r-
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gp4p ORLEANS Daily Qrestert.
THURSDAY MORNING; SEPTEMBER u, 1866.
True to His Colors.

From the Montgomery MALL
TAT the late battle Of Sadowa the advancing
came upon a ditch half filed with dead
and wounded Austrans. Among them was a
young officer lying upon his back, mortally
Filled with compassion the yictors
wanted to move him and have surgeon attend to
his wounds, but he begged them to let him lie
where he was, as he felt quite cool and comfort
able. In short time he died. Upon removing
liis body they found folded beneath him. the % bit
of rag'' which through that bloody day had hSan
Che standard of his regiment. They fGgS&re to
seize the trophy, but wrapt it around his body and
laid him to restl
Sadowa's fatal field was fought;
Onward the Prussians poured
Exultant-for through the day,
Though fierce had been the direful fray,
Their flag triumphant scared.
Wild shouts of victory rang out
From lips with battle stirred
And many face grew dark with pain,
And many deep wound throbbed again,
When those wild shouts were heard.
The conquering legions paused upon
The field so lately won
And where the Austrian thousands STOOD
The dead and dying bathed in blood,
Lay stretched beneath the sun.
And there among those dying men,
Utterng no grOan or cry,
Was one, who through the fatal strife,
AS though he bore charmed life,
Had waved his colors high.
But stricken now, and pale, he lay,
His broken flagstaff near
Forsaken lone, life aeeting fast,
The loud, triumphant bugle blast
OF Prussia in his ear.
No mother ever kissed cheek
More manly or more fair
His fading ewes he gently closed,
A smile upon his lips reposed,
Those lips were moved in prayer.
go beautiful, so brave, so young,
.. There on the field he lay.
His victors strive to staunch his wound
They strive to lift him from the ground,
He waves them all away.
g Leave me y he cried, e ask no aid
Deaths damp is on my brow,
Here on the green earth let me lie,
Here in the sunset shadows die,
Oh! am happy now"
And so death came-and gathering round,
With manly, tender care,
They raise him from his CORY bed;
And lifting up his youthful head,
They smoothed his clotted hair.
And there, beneath him folded lay,
All bloody, smoked and torn!
The remnant of that banner bright
That through thickest of the fight ..
His hand had nobly borne!
Those stalwart men brushed tender tears
From eyes unused to weep,
They wrapped the flag about his breast,
And softly left him to his rest
In glory's sweetest sleep
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C. CAVEROC s. co,

C. CAVEROC s. co.
C. cAvAROc g co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 11G Royal street,
SEw ORLEANS.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made on cOnslgnmens of and other produc our
friends in
LIVERPOOL, HAVRE AND BORDEAUX.
c. CAFAROC & CO..
No. ZIG Royal street
CHANGE ON SIGHT AND ON TIME
At the of buyers the following named cities
PARIS,
AMIEEs,
ANGoULEME.
AGEN
ARRAS,
AUCH,
AURILLAC,
ALEECON,
BAYONNE,
BREST
BAR-LE,DUC,
BESANCON,
BLAYE,
BLOIS,
BEAUvAIs,
BOULOGNE
BORDEAUX,
CEN
CARCASONNE,
CLERM0NTFERRAND
CHARLEYILLE,
CAsTELNAUDARY
CAHORS,
CASTRES,
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Kansas will ship this season nearly 81 100000
worth of cattle to the Eastern market.
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An Atlanta correspondent says: " Eight negroes
left this morning for Washington to confer with
the authorities for transportation to Liberia for
thousands of freedmen"
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Italy is the stock in trade of the cheap London
writers Just now. I" The Three Red Shirts; or,
The Daughter of Italy" is the sanguinary title of
one of their late stories.
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J A correspondent says: g There are many things
about spiritualsm which, eagerly embrace
among which are Mediums
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GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
CtAMATACK d sQUIREs,
WHOLESALE GRoCEEs,
FL New Levee md 10 Fulton street,
Between Grayier and Common streets
Pork Flour Lard Sugar Molases Coffee Salt Fine Wines
tosnt purchasers for plantation supplies carefully
put up. City orders for f,mly supplies collected.
Il EOGEaaA Oh. ssARNEEs,
.. G. GOODRICH 4. L. GOODRICH, @. B. RA1LEY.)
WHOLESALE GRo0ER
Oommisslon Merchant,
Nos $ COMMON AND A CANAL sTREETs.
r w. aosAEE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
CommlssiOn Merchant
NO. FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON STREETS,
New orleans
R q. WILLIAMS.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
aNsw Lsvee, IS, A. - and 81 Grayisr strsss,
NEW oRLEANs
pTDVEAL, PAYNE d co.
q. BrDWELL, E. G. PAYNE, JNo. n. PANE
WHOLESALE aRooERs, AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE,
No. AZ TchOupItouIag streets
New Orleans La
WOODs, PICKETT % Co.,
d. q. wooDs-wM B. PIoKETT-M1KE L. WooDs
05 Commerce street.
CLARK, STEWART Il BIBB's OLD sTANn1
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Wholesale and Retail Groccrss
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS,
KETEREEGEs:
yurey Harris; H. W. Farley Co.; battle, Noble Co.;
Col, ]. 0. Nixon, and Col D. B: Penn, Rev orleans
T STAFFORD ts. Co.,
CORNER 3 ANR ETERET STREETS
Offer for sale general assortment Of Groceries received
@ md the @ q Od prices YIN dn be S and
We call attention Of retail stores and the trade in general
stock Of Flour eSsnVo Y both family and trade brands
| SUGAR. SYRUP AND MOLAssES-
Crescent City sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE. REFINED LOAF.
And
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and TE4.Sow CLARIFIED SUGAR.
0oAOAN SfN0F' sUaARHoUsn, -A-4' '--'O-
| --And--
REBomED MoLAssEs.
MeuiSlana and West India
| SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
! a. Thomson R Cos
| =@ as Tchoupitoulas street,
ENMEODORE PELLEs
| WHOLESALE DEALER IN
LIquors and Wines
TCHOUPIT9ULAs sTREET.
| New Orleans
| HI. D'IEzA. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
| -4ED-
! Importer of Cuba Produce
Also Dealer in
| LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MoLAssEs
] Office, No. 10 st. Louis street.
Loaisana and Cuba Sugar and Molasses always hand
| to suit purchasers.
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The two wings Of the Fenian organization still
refuse to fy in concert.
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In a London police court woman was SEN
fenced to jail for biting another woman's nose Off
John Bright is visiting Ireland, and is to be en-
tertained with grand banquet there.
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SENGER's SEWING MACHINES.