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eascalYu INTELLIGENCE.

DE1rHs DURING TIE PAST wRgK.-Thorc wore ojo
deaths in Brooklyn during the week past The principal
diseases werc:-cnolera infantum, 70; marssrus %
consumption, 10. There was only death from
cholera or those who died, 81 were men, is women,
was fear u, l32 Of the little under having
dlod. Tho na,vitics were as follows-unted states
ZEE ireland, q Germany, 49, Eogland, 2; West lad o.
!; Scotland Sweden, 1.
GRAND LARcrSy.-A negro named Thomas Jackson
was arrested carly yesterday morning the charge OF
having stolen horse valued at s75 the property of
James Smith who resides nj Crow HILL Ninth ward Tho
accused taken before Justice Cornwell AMI held 10
await the action OF tho Grand Jury
THE BnooKLyE CoorERs--There was well attended
meeting Of the CooperS Union OF Brooklyn held 49,.
evening at Their ball No 5 bis and a. Fn scs sosr
re SECRETARY The quarterly report which ~as
submittcd, showed that the funds or the society was
xIoo, ana inc membership enc hundred aud fifty The
business Of the meeting chiefly OF general char.
acter.
SUPPOSED IsrASrrupS.--Ihe remains 81 Jul s,o".
infant, greatly decomposcd found NJ an carly no
yesterday morning the scavongers dumping grocnS,
Bushwck creek Tho body was taken IN chsige ~ -
police Of the Forty sixth precinct, who notned e0''"''
Smith. al OF
scHuxrzw CORPS FESTIVAL The lrss gSyEnsction with
the Brooklyn, Z. d., scbY6i. viii eenmsncs this
the p--nts Myrtle Avenue ParK and continue to-mor-
Iow summer nights bail Will take place during the
ywssnng Of each day, and the Arfanscmeue made Tor
.oceties which expected 70 b present are q the
noss appropriate character ~ the eoneIuson o. the
esiiva, hfy young ladies VIII ueBst In tho cvwrn4 of
~ King OIL re schuesssn.
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sfAnhlh6 EIHialIlnE.

complimentary Bcnent az the New sen.,,
Tncntrc-The English Prgilists vs.. the
American Champion
The new stsdt theatre In the Bowery was literally
crowded last oveningbeween two and three thousar
being present-to witness the reception TO the EurIsb
pugiis's, hessrs Rysli, Alien and Morris There vss
never SO large gathering OF the sports OF the ring as
on the above occasion, and considering the vast nm
per present moro orderly nsssmbage has SOL
dom congregased together Long before the
hour Tor the ceremonies 10 commence ths
house was overcrowdcd aud when the cur
tam rose there hardly standing room 70 bs s.s
s 0ne many sporis OF the ring present worc Joe
barney Aaron and Harry HIN The Ceremonies corr
undcr the supervision OF the old master or care
s .n'.s, pI Iovee MI Chppefncld opened the even.
Ms emusement win sons, which was followed by a
asnce ~ one OF the professionals after which Yannr
ossgow and the Unknown set to- much 10 the ampss
nTarv" ho ssrcwd, but showing very li,s science
showed considerable activity with the GLOVES ana wo
vovca ~ Nike Noenan aud Ed Tracy, who no seysr
w ~ seen, 10 smuse the ssSemblsgs great deal
snd nsi shvsy encounter. They gave and TOOK ike
Eood Fellows after which they were followed nv Us,rv
i.h v Nth his Indian clubs. DoOny Harris
and more piri.sd encounter was seldom s,nessss
u was almot the best set,to OF the evennr Jos
Coourn the champion Of Andrea and Bill Rysi, the
s9 30. pJSsnr next made Their appearance. They
here were several very neat exchanges; bui the
heavy weight Of kyall gave him no opportunity 10 con.
ssS ssa r.. ..y named
pst This The 6st fodsht battle Of TIE eysn Iss'
Inc p,n':nsd one snythes quite severely and at one
x. sSs: Tss. I ss.m.ss
y England, Pete Morris wound IN the evening amn.s
"ss' VIM We ehampsnd light weights Of Anwes !
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Remarkable Run Asaiass Time by nm AGED
Pedestrian.
The veteran spoiteman known Bin Tovee over Elk
,ysis years OF age ana fer The past twenty years
ter ~ Ceremonies al all snarrng exhibitions given In
thu city undsrcok u settle wager OF $500 yester
day afternoon at Finieys Half Milo fracs, Blooming
dae road, by running miles In one hour yheTe
present quite largo gs,hefing and at little pas,
the hour The veiefen made HIS appearance accomp ed
by Johnny Shelield, who went with him around he
track. Inc old sport mad 10 make the tour around tho
ring fourteen tnes and on starting on did very well,
keeping steady gait until the eleventh trip ronnd
when he began TO ialter. He came home however, AZ
last, making The run in just fifty seven minutes and o
half
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ABORTION IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIVE HERALD.

Death of the Victim and Hurried Interment
ef the Body-Au Old Physician Arrested ON
suspicion of Having Procured the Abortion.
SraisorIElD, Mass August H. 1907,
10 O'Clock p. H.
Or. William H. White, phsican who has practised
several years 10 this city, has been arrested charged
with procuring an abortion on Elizabeth Methvcu, an
unmarried woman Of nineteen. Miss Meihven, IL Is al
legged. died from the result Of his violence s.s-
the usual funeral ceremonies coroners jury
is holding secret Inquest and the evidence against
White Is said 10 DO very strong. The feeling against
him Is intense. He will DO arraigned By the court TO-
morrow and ordered TO give hcavy hail for his appear
ance at the preliminary examination, which viii take
place in Q few DAYS
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Pases on haIIs-h'lantc Z; hCtaGl I.
B..ses on balks--At,antic 8.
Ball caled-Or Peters 20; on Zettlein g.
Passed bals--Jowett 10; Nina.
sccIers--Iessrs Dopgan and Monck
Umpire--Ar. iiauiey, Of the Excelsior Club.
Tina, n! gnrae-- 'cv-. hosire .pd ton ,,.iprtaa

u
Passed bas-Jowelt 10; NINA
SSeslers-aessIs ponsan and MoneS
lime OF game--rwo hours and ten minutes.
Pearce went out once foul fv twice al first and
once at second. Smith went out ON tip bound,
once at first ana once at second. CTano out twice
on the Ny (at centre and right eds tip bound
and once at first Start went out not all Ferguson
went out twice the Hy lat and left fcds and
once on tip bound. Mills went out on the fed
lat short centre fed) and at FIRST Calvin went
once on the fy tat centre Geld, tip bound
once on three strikes. Mcdonald went out the
fly at centre 0eldi, once tip bound aud at
first and Ie,tleln went oct twico the fly onco be-
tween short right and short by Hatfield and once
at centre feld' once on tip bound, al rst and
once three strikes.
Hatfield took two ys and folded two 10 first: Water.
man took one fly, Devyr 1edcd ono TO first, Peters
nelded two fret ION returned fou bas, Pike folded
two 10 fret aud 10 third, Hunt caugh, four nys
10 second and took two en- strikes, and McMahon took
two fly bals the work summing up thus Put out by
Hatfield, q; Waterman Devyr, / Peters, Q; Pike,
81 HINT 4; Bearman /; Jcweti, 10, and Mcmahon, q
secohe hen run or irst by Waterman; Waterman was
Pu ou. ct first and once at second Devyr was put
At cense sd ana ocstes wss put ont twice on the y
the fly at shor ssop and right neis once ON lin mama
ana Gree q. nrs. e hunt was PCT Oct once on the nv
al centre hed once on y by pitcher Hcar,ran was nut
out twice on the ny at centre ned cua ~ pss
base run or FIRST BY Jewett both tines Jewett was out
twice az first and Of second when forced BIZ McMa
hon. who caught the fly three times once near
second at left field and by third base man
earce disposed OF one the fly eided three TO nrst
first and second Crane took 1y the fly. start
feded two out at first Ferguson took fly and field
cd hroo TO second Mills took tip bound. ani Gal
win, Mcdonald and Zett!ein took one hy each fhe
work being by Pierce outs, Smith Crane 5, start
Ferguson 4, and he Others one each.
The result OF this game lends additional interest TO the
INC MntHis and Unions the Mutuas will cndeavor 10
improve where any deficiency was shown yeaerday.
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SPECIAL IFLseaAa 70 TnE aEnALn.

The Result OF u Family Feud-Botd Robbery
and Murder I'm Indinna-5uieide of an
Alleged Murderer.
LOUISVILLE, August IL 1867,
10 O'Clock p. III.
serious fight occurred here yesterday between two
brothers named Black, and two brothers named
Reddng, resulting from family feud Several persons
were stabbed and injured by brckbats.
gang Of thieves last night entered favmers house,
whose is unknown, Greenwood station, on
the Jacksonville, Ind, Railroad in quest OF p,pncer
Tho farmer was murdered and bis house and several
other farm houses were robbed.
VIM. James, OF Utica, lud, committed suicide by
poisoning yesterday lie was under indictment for kill
ing soldier.
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asains. his h recorded time ale, vhics he recently
Fiiycr. horses are entered for the four days, all Of
them having arrived -
TO first race Tomorrow will be for $780, ani four
en- horses are entered. OF whom are Eyers that
nayo never sho for money The second rare VIII 10
for nurse OF 81 coo and for which ten horses have
en- cred among whom Confidence, Melton, May
Julien Mcclellan aud Panic.
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a Q UATIC S.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE utRsln.

Match for the Championship of the Hudson
River.
PoucBHEErsE, n. Y, August i? 1867
The question az to who The champions Of The Hud
son river double scu working boat Is 10 be brought
TO the surface at Hudson Thursday. August o. On
that day there is TO DO contest there between Frank
bradley and Edwerd Heermance, on tho one side. and
FRANK Price aud William Cooney tho other in fifteen.
1901 working boats, over FIVE milo course for purse
OF ZOO and tho championship of the Hudson river
foriels money has been deposited, and the men are
now IN active training FOR tho event. Other matches
VIII spring from IT, crack oarsmen are an xousv
ssng Tor The match TO come or that they can cha
ienge the winner
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wEsTCaesTrH INTELLIGENCE.

Tan RrcEsr DROWNING AcuDxsr on TIE sorSp.-An In.
quest was held By Justice Thomas J. Byrnes, 10 the
vllses Of wsstcbcster last Sunday, on the body Of
Soune man named Cornelius Ly on Who % reported In
the HBRakp, fell overheard from . yacht, while Q
pleasure sfcncn up The SOUND and along with ano.ncf
young man nansd Flanagan was drowned verdict
was retained 20 ss~>yd.~ss -'A 49, s-~'-
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Another Match Between brown and Ha.
mill for G1,OOO.

yesterday afternoon Hamill, OF Pii.sburg. and
Brown, the champion oarsrnan, mado match TO row
On the 9th Of september next for "a ooo The
race TO como or on the Hudson river dis.
lance I'VE A'lcs and TO take place between this city
ana fo s deposte Of $500 vas made and
s. OF tne balance "a 10 be put up before the nr,t of
september. This race win be tho inost exoI,ing th.,
E pas EYER !axen place In the vicinity Of New York
years-until las, spring. when Brown il 10 alleged won
q by Q "foup Wv.
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AfAsr colosru lfrrra CARRIER.

lie Robs the Malls and Kceps-a White
= Mistress.
IRON the Evening Telegram Of yssssrdayjl-..
--.RorJ. q. Hogan has been
colcTd ssrIss Of heavy robbsnss from the Post
once and bouns over in the sum Of $500 for trial
We supported We end childrsn ~ nns mye ana
heyi White mistress u fteeh'sea0N h0ess =" w"'s"
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FESHAH BARBECUE NEAR rRoY.
~~~@s70-|.-- r1NlN-~|-0~~N~~10~.~-
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

sham Fight In Imitation OF the Lir,cstope
Ridge BntfIe-Twclve Thousand People ON
the Ground.
Tnoy, N. Y, August H. 1871
10 O'Clock p. NJ I
There was Fenan barbecue on Green Island oppo-
site this city, today. Moro than twelve thousand
people were in attendance to witness O sham fight
In imitation Of the Limestone Ridge affair.
Major General Sam Spear appeared In full Fenlan uni.
form, mounted on his gray charger, and vas warmly
welcomed by Major General WOOL United s,ates Army,
who also wore tho full uniform Of his rank, and WHO
subsequently reviewed the troops There vsz a con-
siderable turnout OF Fenian soIdiery
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s HiRPINo NEW S
FORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST p, 1867.

Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff Charleston Auq Ia with
mdse and passengers to II Morgan ca. lux NJ *
miles NE Of Cape Lookout exchanged signals VIII scr
Pilots Bride bound same dav. spoke lark Garter
OF Portland, for Baltimore w q -~''
Brig Theresa (Br) Corbett Five Ieands Is jays with
coal to J Whitney Co.
Wind at sunset SSE.
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'vV01hskFslf, n. r., AugAt y, 1s67
~ soo'her race ~ posy's Park enc nile east
81 here this afternoon The srsr v.s ,y,nng ,,.,ch.
sncs srosnd the track ties, t-o in ,bree n, nur,. AZ
$500 The srset 10 short three. quarters Of a mile
around Fhs ho'sss entered we're c. c. Hers r.
sirssnass and 7. c Shorts D. N. Kitty Behsu. Ths
horse won In two straight heau easily N. ,,ns hs,n.
l.1H snd :m II "" 'scfi thing" and save mi.
ssIeA dieeatsfaefion. Considerable sommsos IS a.
auesd 10 relative 70 the judges Allowing osbs. 5000
shsmseves 70 oeespy the judges stand one o. he
psusrs on the race gave the word in tbs nrs
beat In utter disregard OF the jutfsa rhe srseS 49,,
ssyseinly fall into dsysputs unless ketiss wasshsd
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Exciting Boat Race In Bostou-A Close RIM
From the Evening Toicgam.l

DosIVF, MhH, August II 1867
The Mcclellan and What Cheer OF the Sheridan
Boat Club had an exciting four cared race on Charles
river This morning distance three miles, for $500 and
the championship o. the CLUB Tho race was very close
both being nearly abreast tho whole distance and ths
what Cheer losing by only ten seconds Tue time OF
,he mcclellan Was twenty-one minutes. There was
hauds sSs ~S~~Se~
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Of AN ALLEGED sw,srlEs Of spLrfss.

FoRTREss NosRoK. August IL 1867.
T. w. Bu'ty, President OF the Colorado Gold Miuna.
company suddenly disappeared from Norfolk few days
ago wnen about 10 be arrested by General scLoeld ON
the charge Of sw ndiing soldiers
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ECI1fOf HufuW IL, 1907,
t46 O'Clock y. NJ
Considerable ezetsmest essts over the horse fair
~hch commences 70 morrow The managers Of the
mh have Withdrawn the mammoth purse Of 80, 100
WHICH was 70 come on on Wednesday They OFFER how.
W. puns CT 5000 for Dsfssy In harness 70 20
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American roria.

CHARLFsToN. Aug ls-Arrivcd, steamship z sonder,
Leoby. NYork.
NORFOLK, Aug l2-trived, steamships Geo Appo.d
Boston; Missouri New York for Havana with machinery
disabled.
Far Ohv Saipping Neios See SeUentA PAGE
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peDfsJaiAntSM.

Barney Aaron They brief se,-to and closed after
. few light Exchanges.
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HxNSCEELAWEUUS.


BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM TuE
II courts Of several States without publicity TIL
granted. Also Commissioner of Deeds for all The s,ates
and Passport AGENT Law and other original documents
and foundations properly prepared in Spanish
f. l. KING. Counsellor a. Law. 40 Broadway.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A New York and states where dcserton &C., sufficient
sr se No S1s ~ ssye Ssss Aasee
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A state without publicity exposure,
suliation free. GEORGE LINcoLN. lawyer. % Nassau
street.
A -oFFIcIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
\ ( $ 8 6 g r. agss;s q 3 's
20 ~ ~ 10 SuaE X = In 81 3D. s a.ssser.
IS 81 q - e o = .ueS, 3 "a g. o.
10 %. s. a ar e X Nne q 20 q p 80
Prizes cashsi ana inform ,tion given by addressing E.
RICHMOND No. Ccrt!andt street.
. -orFrcIAL DRAWINGS OF THE GEORGIA
a. State Lottery, for the benefit Of this Masonic Orphan
ssonf Il 'ItrH t. 5s'i g. is = t'fs's ss
GEORGIA srArE-ciAss NO. IL, Aucvsr ~ 1857.
A. . % 80 q, ~ q a5 .5 81 4 81
ls. Is, Il 10. 9. 49, 6I.,7l, g. IL ia 10 10
r. B59p e %rLsas co. Ma no r. As..s ca
MCINTYRE &CO.. US Chatham street, N.Y.
LLpRIzEs DASHED IN LOCALIZED LoTTERIEs-
CLCrE, Broker, l5D Broadway aud lS3 Fulton
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A LII PRIZES CAsHED IN LOCALIZED LoTTERIEs-
n Circulars and information furnished.
j. CLUrE, Broker l'o broadway and l33 Fulton street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-27

THESE GOODS, BEING MANUFAC-
y tured only of the finest Merino Woods.
are of superior quality, high. finish, and
made in great variety of the most fash
ionable. styles. Ranking in New York
with the best Eastern makes in styles and
finish. these Western goods especially COM
1nend themselves to the Western trade. as
they are entirely free of Shoddy, Fiocks,
Waste, &C. 81 Ia -eaft-.st-f ~ Ef.
E Gentlemen giving these goods the pre-
ference in ordering suits will be sure to be
satisfied in quality, style, and wear. ~
For sale at retail by all the principal
merchant tailors and dry goods dealers
throughout the country. and at wholesale
by MACkEY, NESB.T & Co, Evansville,
aud by f. ID. MOORE,
Treasurer Lawrenceburg Wooden Mills,
mch5 d3m Lawrenceburgh, Ind. m
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aed VIM. BUCK, aavi74 :
Matchmaker and Jeweier,

WILL BE FOUND AS USUAL AT
=" the old stand in G. H. Fish e. Co. IS
Book Store, iNo.I0 MAIN STREET, where
you can get, your Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry epaired, warranted to give salts
faction, or No CHARGE, $50 E.snf ffa &.
4 L have made arran gements with manu-
facturers and importers Of Watches and
Jewelry which will enable me to furnish
goods from is to 25 per cen b. less than any
other house in this city. .4af5,--..4 +.
. Plain Gold Rings made to order --'' -
VIM. BUCK, 10 Main Street.
P.S.-You can always find the correct
time. No charge for setting or regulating
watches. lmayD dom
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fi8arl D% THE 1923. .-@
vanderburgh Wooden Mills

a RE NOW AGAIN PREPARED TO
Aifill all orders for any kind of Custom
Work, such as making Single or, Stocking
Yarn, Weaving Jeans, Satinets. Plain or
Plaid FIannels, Plain or Plaid Linseys,
Fine and Coarse Blankets, Coverllds, &C.,
&c. !; Pulling, Mapping, Shearfng. and
fressslins. bagfso8T ns9a sgr .tt s
We have now fixed our machinery in
such a manner as to be able to give our
customers the same wool back In yarn
that we receive from them.
We also keep avery large stock of all
the aboye-named articles on hand to ex-
Send for Price List and Samples. e.
Address - SCHEFER & KEHR, =
ap19 dim, w3in TsIiDo5 Evansville, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

THR ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION In the
Alabama Re con Dstru ction Convention on SAT
nroay, resolution was adopted py 81 TO "a
lnsuhcting the proper committee 10 change
Inc names OF all new counties created at the
last session OF the Legislature that were named
10 elorihcation Of the rebellion, or after the
names OF those who participated in IL. After
ward, resolution to change the name OF Col
pert 10 brownlow was tabled-yeas 70, nays
l2. The committees on several paris OF the
constitution reported. Officers Of the execu-
1--WE department are 10 consist OF Governor.
Lit utenant Governor, Secretary OF State An
ditor, and Treasurer, the Auditor 10 hold Of
nee for four, and the other officers two wears.
all 10 be elected by the people. The Governor
only has been elected by the popular vote
heretofore.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

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Astroisgist, Clsiryoysnt and yehOmetrieisn, who
World, has now located herself ut Hudson, N. Y
adsme Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
o. second sight ~ to enable her to mpart
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nneates the very features Of the person are to
marry, and by the aid of an Instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce hfe-hke picture of the future husband or
wife OF the applicant, together with date Of mar
riase position In life leading traits of character,
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mails can assert. She will send, when desired, q
certified certificate or written guarantee. that the
picture Is what II purports to be. By inclosing .
snail lock OF hair, and stating place Of BIRTH age
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You viii receive the picture and desired nforma
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ndential Address, in confidence, MADAMEE. r,
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The Prize RfnY

The following is q copy OF the Articles OF
agreement entered into between sam Collysr
and Billy Kelly, who ara 10 meet in the Prize
Ring on the morning OF the aoth instant, AZ
men toned in the STAR OF SATURDAY..
ARTICLES of agreement entered into this A.h
Gay OF October. Is67. between Sam ColIyer aud
Billy Kelly. The ssid Sam Oollyer and tue
SAID Billy Kelly hsreby agree to fight a fair
ring for the sum Of 81, 600 side, a; I2s pouuds,
the battle TO take place on Tuesday. the rs "a
day OF November, 1867. The SAID light shall
taEe place IN the state OF irgInIa The men
shall weigh the evening before fighting. BE-
tween and 10 O'Clock p. M, when either m an
over lsS pounds shall forfeit the money down
Tnat me men shall BE- In he ring between the
hours Of and - ocioek O. m, on the 20th
Gay OF November. when either man absenting
himself shah forfeit all claim 20 tue stake.
Inc expense OF ropes and stakes shall oe
agree ment the sum OF si00 q eide % here with
deposited In the hands OF Frank q aeep.
Tne second and succeeding deposit of 800
tioe shah be placed in the hands OF Frank
Queen On every succeeding Saturday, com
menciag on Saturday, Octooer l2 Each and
every deposit must be in The hands Of Frank
Snssn, S.r. not later S han . o'clock m. on the
snail be put mp en- saturday, November %, ny
O'Clock p m. Either party failing to make
good the different deposits st the hours and
referee 70 be chosen on the fighting ground
That in the event OF msgisterlal interference
the referee, II appointed, or the stake holder
II not, shall appoint the next time and place OF
meetiLg, II possible in the same week The
STAKES rot TO be given up, unless by mutual
consent, till fairly won or lost by q light In
pursuance Of this agreement we hereto attach
our names SAMUEL CoLLyRR,
WILLIAM KELLEY.
Tom Sorrell, who was 10 have fought Tom
BOWIE on the l2th instant, when the later
failed 10 appear In the ring. states that Bowie
never onered TO night him, as he asserts since
that time, though he (Bowie) has haeu chal
lenged oy Sorrell TO fight from 5000 TO si,0lO
Sorrel III states that Bowle's hands were not
overdosed with vitriol. He also states mai be
.s now ready To put mp the money 70 meet
Bowie, and wishes him either to put mn the
money for the fight, or cease talking about the
matter.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE LINCOLN Es-
TATE-SlI0,294 Remain after Poyino all Debts
Hon David Davis, administrator OF the estate
OF the late Abraham Lincoln, made final set.
uement OF the estate at Spring gfeld, Ill, last
Thursday. After paying all the debts there
remained S110,2s4.e2, which, divided among
the widow and heirs, gives $50. s6s 30 to Mrs.
Lincoln. and the same amount TO each SON.
Robert I. Lincoln received his share. and also
that Of the minor heir, Thomas fTad.1 The
amount due Mrs. Lincoln, less about $4,000
heretofore drawn by her, is subject 70 her
order.