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their thrilling romembrsnces and associations
Tho train arrived safsly in the city at Up. m,
Ali pleased with the excuriion, and none 70.
Rrstting assisting In Its participation.
To Colonel =. T. Bower, and other gentlsmen
Of the association, We return our thanks for their
kindness 10 us a. member Of tho prsssj and we
cannot close this article without mentioning the
admirable arrangements Of the Orange and Alex.
andria Railroad Company, BY which no secident
occurred or anything happened 10 mar the
pleasure Of one Of tho finest excursion parties II
has ever been our pleasure to participate in.
OLDEST nHABITANrs.
| This time honored association met In the court
room at the City Hall, Colonel Peter Force In
the chair, and Dr. A. McD. Davis, secretary.
Tho room was we'll filled, . large number being
ladies' The meeting was called to order BY John
Carroll Brent, esq +, who read the following ode,
which was dedicated 10 tho association BY Joseph
Thornton Adams: F.
while yet this hsmlsphsrs
OF destined high career
| Remained In darkness sealed,
| Columbus early saw
The culu minRting star
OfEmpire tending hero,
As he the map revealed.
Now 90 t,is Star and many moro,
with Union stripes smblszoned high,
Prom mountain top to ocean shore,
o'er wide domain greet every eye
| Next ross gteht Wbnluttou,
Who peerless trophies won
In council and The fold.
| His last Farewell Address,
| All patriot hearts ooafen,
| Repleto with wisdom hhone,
And diseord's venom healed.
sagos OF martial race
Met danger face 10 face,
And solved the mighty plan
| By Revelation trained. r....
| The Consultation framed,
They reared in lofty state,
Pfoslsiming II for man.
Men Of tho Western World,
Your sires the Gag uufurled,
| Expanding 10 the bresrs
The Stripes and ria ng stars,
Through mspy bloody wars,
| DismAy 10 tyrant, hurled,
On land, Ger lakes and ssaa
Our nat on . heart Ia strong,
And miiion's In the throng,
with staiwar limb and nerve.
We love the spanglsd hAg.
Aud ffeemen ne'er will lag,
| where all the Stars belong
Our Union to preserve.
Great God Of boundisss sway,
| Reveal to US Thy way
Oar mission 10 fuihll.
Ifwar must come give might
For peace and home to nght,
And thus benign display
To Us Thy sovereign will.
| Now see the Star and many more,
/ with Union stripes smblsioned high,
Prom mountain's top to ooeAn's shore,
| O'er wide domain greet every eye.
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The officers and teachers attached to the
Waugh chapel Sunday school gave an entertain
msnt to the scholars, and . very pleasant time
was had among them.
Tho scholars Of Fletcher chapel, Hamline, and
MoKsndroe enjoyed themselves BY celebrating
the day in Berry's woods.
The Wesley chapel mission school spent the
day near Glenwood. An address WAS delivered
by the pastor, Rev. J. @. Hsnning.
St. Matthews Sunday school spent the day
on Kalorams Heights.
The I. Q. T. A. Society hold forth In BsAll'u
woods, and enjoyed themselves very much.
Tho scholars and teachers Of the Ninth street
Presbyterian Sunday school had q jovisl time ut
Pierce's woods.
The Amphion Musical Association Of Equal
Division Travelled around in an omnibus to the
different picnic grounds. and gave concerts
whore thoy halted,
Tho various beer gardens and summer resorts
were crowded with our citizens, and all OF the
propristors done thriving business.
The Depot Of Clothing and Equipago, Armory
Square, Capt. D. @, Thomas, was Handsomely
decorated with flags, and In the evening grand
display Of fireworks took place.
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EBBITT HOUsE-C. O. WILLARD.
sEAToN HoUsE-Jous II. SEMMrs,

Edward c. Marshall, A. II Johnson, Va Van
degTiU, ,Alexandra, Va. r. NJ, Palmer, Conn }. =.
Colby city Frank Ribbett, Jas. MillingAr II kAISoG
PhllsdelpbiAi T. A. steiner, EliLabeirt0wg, r4 J.
Curry Baltimore Nd, wm kob"Tls, Warrington
O, 7, kursop, Richmond, Ind Il Boyd, H. W.
Ilapdrsau. Gso. Warren n. Y. Albert 0rlnln, Gray
BroIabey, Mobile, Ala. H. G. ssllmSn' I. II. Clag-
Rett jT,,va.
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OWEN HOUSES, W OWEN.

O. G. Nelson, U. g. A. u. y DeBours, Brazil Legs-
uou;J. d, Campbell, U. :. A. John 4; Nssrrusio,
ir baltimore Col j. W. Minor, b. q. Cantre, Va. ;
3. r. Perrsland, N. VI Alfred Smith, Baltimore I;
A, K. ApPlsman, WAAhipgton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-20

FIRST CONCERT OF TIE PHILHAR-
MONIC SoCIETY-At the Crescent City
Hall, Friday evening, December 2Oih.
PROGRAMME:
Part First. -Director-Theo. Rus
sell. l Chorus" Hail to the Lib
erty -Se1iramede-by the Society;
2. QGartette-s Grabbed Age aud
Youth -Stevens-by Messrs. Tink-
er, Bennett. Mason and Martin !:
3 Trio The Distant Chimes -
Glover-by Mes Shankiin, Mrs. But
terrified and Mrs. Hynes; 4. Cornet
Solo--Plano Aceompaniment-Proch
by Messrs. Warren and Won Roy
5 Duet" When Thy Bosom Heayes
a Sigh "-Brhamin-by Miss Ogden
and Dir. Tinker; g. Solo and Chorus
Come With the Gypsy Bride BIO
hemian Giri-by Mrs. Shanklin and
the Society. Part s. cORd.-Direct-
orc. Z. Genung. l. Solo and Che
rus" Ger Forest, Ger Mountain and
Meadow-Mose in Egitto-by Miss
Ogden and the Society; 2. Piano
Solo Transcription II Trova-
tore-by Miss Moore; 3 Duet
Master and Scholar -Horn-by
Mr.. Russell and Miss Bowdon;
4. Quartette-" Rocked in the Cradle
Of the Deep ''-Kniaht-by Mrs.
Kicker, Mrs. Hynes aud Messrs. De
Lang and Martin; 5. Violin Solo-Pi-
ano Accompaniment, Ballette-De
Beriot-by Messrs. Schroeder aud
Won Roy; 6. Solos, Semi-Chorus and
Chorus Crowned With the Tenn
pest " -Ernani-by Messrs. Russell,
Bennett and the Society. Tickets,
80 cents; for sale by Warren & Coyn-
ington, g. ii. Fish & Co, Geissler &
De Lang, at the Sherwood House and
at the door. Doors open at Z o'clock.
Concert commences at q o'clock.
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AmusenleElEs.

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-There was
not large audience at the Theatre
last night, the weather being rather
inclement and the streets very mud
dy. The playing was really very fine,
all the characters being well repre-
sented Miss Lizzie Jackson's sing
ing was receivedswi an enthusiastic
encore. 1t was certainly possessed of
superior excellence, and, with little
more practice and care, Miss Lizzie
will soon rank with the first of the
vocalists.
Tonight magnificent treatsis ten
dered to the lovers Of the drama
Mr.. w. NJ. Holland, who played
here some three years since,
vas assing through here yes
terday, accompanied by Miss
Fife Johns and Mr.. Charles L.
Howard, and has been prevailed on
to tarry a few days. They will ap-
pear tonight in the thrilling drama
entitled the colleen Bawn," in which
Miss Fife Johns Will sing several
popular songs, to conclude with the
farce of the Swiss Cottage. We an
ticipate a crowded house to night.
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length one of their tongues slipped
and made BIN say. you are liar, !"
then the other tongue slipped and
said you're another and as the
momentum increased they got to
hurting damns'' and liar" at each
other, until Inkerbrand became dis
gusted with their amiability, and,
rising up told the other man to go"
for Pritchet and he would keep the
dogs off him, and showed his Fl lend
forward, and then caught Wagner
and shook him, saying that if the
landlord would shut the door, he
could whip every Cd id son Of
female dog that was in the house"
The csse was tried by a jury, but no
verdict had been rendered up to
late hour in the evening. Deputy
Prosecutor Willard appeared for the
State, and George w. Mcbride for
the defense. One or two other cases,
growing out OF the same affair, are to
be tried.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. :

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
There was large sale of real estate
at auction yesterday, in front of the
Court House. The sale was made by
Hiram Nelson, Commissioner APP
pointed by the court, il case Of pc
.tition for p~rtition, theEparties inter-
ested being Samuel NJ Archer James
L. Orr, J. II: McNeely and John
Schubert, and the property acld was a
lot of land, containing nearly Il
acres. lying between Sullivantown and
Eleventh Street, and between Holz-
gletke's Ehlargemeut and TIE Long
worth Tract. 1t was knocked down
to Mayor Baker. for 81, 100, one
third cash, the balance in one and
two years, with interest. This is a
fine piece Of property, ana will, be-
fore many years, be within the city
limits. and, we doubt not, built up
with first class private residences.
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The Great Plctorlal Annual.

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Us for distribution. gratis, throughout
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tE3ss Of the Western Hemisphere, win be
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SEs valuable suggestions it contains. In
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GzE the causes, prevention, and cure of a
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rrehensiVe NATIONAL CALENDAR
E1e nature, uses. and extraordinary
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watch are also IN tersperSed with pictorial
l1esxstrations, ya1uaele recipes for the
s57ses. and other instr ct1ve and amusing
HsEaing matter, original and sele cited.
ANON the Animals to APPEAR with the
cYening of he year, this wifi be one of the
most useful, and may be had for the asking
sSsnd for copies. to the Central Manufae
Bary, at Pitt bUl g. Pa.. or to the nearest
agent. for HOSTETTEH'S STOMACH
MTTERS. The Bitters are sold in every.
Gssy, town. and village of the United
EEntes.
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BD~ A large auction sale of China,
Queens, Brittania, Silver plated and
Glass Ware, by Hiram Nelson, at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, oppo-
site the Post Office, CONNIE ucing Mon
day, December 23d, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon and z o'clock in the
evening, for two days. China and
Glassware, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
Plates, Cups and Saucers, Gift Cup
and Saucer, and, a general variety of
Chinaware, Queensware, Plated ware,
and a large lot of Christmas and New
Year presents. Ladies and gentle
men are invited. 1t will be the best
chance to got holidav presents. Come
one, come all. HIRAM NELSON,
dec19 At Auctioneer
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FIRE.-About Z o'clock last night.
a fire broke out in one-story double
frame tenement on Sixth Street, be-
tween Ingle aud Bond, belonging to
Dir. Otto Graebe, and one part occu
pied by family, the other unoecu-
pied. The alarm was rung and the
Union and Jackson engines were soon
ON the ground and speedily extinguish-
ed the fire, but the upper portion of
the building was burned off, and the
whole house ruined with fire and
water. The Vine Street engine was
out of repair and the Third Street
engine was down by the river. pump
ing water into the new gas tank, and
neither took part in extinguishing
the fire. aEe91
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ED-Carter's celebrated combined
Writing Copying Ink is acknowledg-
ed, by all who have tried it, to be SUI
perior to any other in the market. 1t
flows freely, does not mold, does not
thtckee by exposure to the air, and
gives a perfect copy. For sale at this
nffice
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Ratchelor,s Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Bcrld. The only tr1es and perfect Dye.
EF1Lnless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
s&Aappointment. No ridiculous tints.
iAsksural Black or brown. Remedies the III
Ms,scts OF Bad Dyes. Inytgorates the hair.
lnaving it soft and beautiful. The genu-
8Es Is signed William A. Bachelor. All 9TH
Ks are mere limitations. and should be
lHyo1ded. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
1uaers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
sfBc. LILY. 5 s-..-er 81
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MUD.-The soft weather yesterday
rendered the streets very muddy, and
the crossings were generally execrable.
We had hoped the streets would have
been thoroughly cleaned up before
this time, especially those most fire.
quented Where is the Zapp brigade?
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HOLIDAY Presents. will, for
thirty days, sell Watches, Jewelry.
Silver and Plated ware and Clocks at
10 per cent. advance on cost; am de
sirous of selling out my stock and
quitting the business. Call in at
Louis Bittrolffs and satisfy your
selves that this is no empty pretense.
Remember the place is No. q Main
street; one door above First.
dec20 DIV l5f'.i- .r.. -
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.PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of meeting in the city Mr..
w. NJ Holland, the distinguished
Stage Manager of the Louisville The
atre., We never saw him looking
better. Ee-lr.s5} .qa lss.e.
Hon. Thomas G. Jaquess, of New
Harmony, is in the city; also, Capt.
Della Hunt and lady, of Cannelton,
who are stopping at the Sherwood
House.
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THE WEATHER.-The weather yes
terday moderated, ard at 3 o'clock
P. NJ, light fall of sleet took place,
whieh soon turned to rain and con-
tinued lightly until 9RM At mid
night misty rain prevailed.
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CITY NEWS.

TAKEN TO JAIL.-We are Informed
that Sheriff Miller and Special 5Po+
iceman VIM. j. 2. Mills were escort
ed to the County Jail yesterday even
ing, by the somewhat renow ned u ima
Sherwood. We could not ascertain
the cause Of the distinguishediOOn-
descension. sosefesfee! i'7s 4 3t.5l.' Z.
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RESULT OF THE CATHOLIC FAM
The following is the Treasurer's Re-
port of the Fair held on the evenings
of the 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th and
14th of December, for the benefit of
St. Maryis Catholic Church:
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CHR sTMAs is coming, and know
ing the anxiety of doting parents,
thoughtful husbands and wives, and
ardent lovers, to have something with
which to surprise their friends afore-
said, l have provided
Gentlemen's very fac, Bronze
Opera Slippers;
Ladies Silk Velvet, Chamois lined,
Slipper Buttoned Boots and Bal
morals;
Boys and Youths fine, Calf and
Children 5 and Infants Polish Boots
an3Fancy Shoes;
Choice Hats and Caps for Men and
Boys Of all ages.
Presents to your friends Of such
goods as [ am selling will be useful
as well as ornamental, and doubly
appreciated for the valuable service
they will afford. T. w. TURNER,
19-d3t 7South First Street.
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HJ- How many mothers suffer the agony
nj seeing their little ones snatched away
1sza them by the Whooping Cough, or
1EE&heria, when q single bottle of Poland's
'Ekite Pine Compound would have saved
sAz baby's life. 1t is infaIIibfe.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. -The most
useful Christmas or New Years
present that can be bestowed, is
good book. of which every variety
store, Oh Main below First Street.
Go and see him.
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RETIRED.-We hear, as an on DIT,
that R. S. Sproule, Esq, has retired,
or has been retired, from the editor
ship Of the Evansville Courier. A
desire to curtail expenses is given as
the reason for the change. Mr..
George Shanklin assumes the edito7
rial control, while Pat. Burke does
the local and river departments.
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Net proceeds of the Fair. 1885 %
j. GOELZHAUsER,
Treas. of the Fair.
The Fair Committee hereby tender
their sincere thanks to the public 10
general, and the press of the city, for
the above grand result, and beg to be
excused for any omission, perhaps, to
acknowledge all donations. It is no
easy matter to do all justice, but we
candidly say that it was our wish to
do so. FAIR COMMITTEE.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 10, 1867.
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AMERICAN PENCILs.-We have
large supply of American Lead PEN
ellis of some eight different brands,
ranging from 30 cents to 81 per dozen.
JOURNAL COMPANY.
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Tan ExpLos1oN IN GlRsov CoUN

Tar EXPLOSION IN GIBSON CoUN-
TY-We have learned from a gentle
man who came down from Princeton,
some further particulars of the ex-
plosion n sGibson CountyI of which
we made mention yesterday. The mill
was situated about five miles from
Princeton, and had, until recently,
been owned by Mr.. Wheeler, but
had been sold by him to other parties.
The explosion was terrible, tearing
the mill to fragments, and scattering
the fragments to the four winds, until
scarce a remnant of it could be found.
Portions of the boilers were. blown to
the distance of one hundred to two
hundred yards. One man named
Caruthers' was so seriously Injured in
his left leg that amputation had to be
resorted to by Drs. Blair and Nun.
ford. There were some six or seven
PERSONS employed about the mill at
the time of the explosion, all of whom
were slightly injured in addition to
the one mentioned above. The mill
had been@topped ito make some re-
pairs when the explosion occurred,
aud some slight repairs were being
made This fact gives clue, no
doubt, to the cause of the explosion
inatention to the state of the water in
the boiler.
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HOGUMIGAPHIc.-Bill Akin, at his
Pork. House, on First Street, has
plenty of Tenderloins and Spare-ribs.
He will have plenty all this week and
next week.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY George
Inkerbrand had q hearing before
Justice Emery yesterday evening on
a charge of assault and battery. com
mitted on Charles Wagner. From
the evidence. it seems that on We'd
nesday a number of turf-men met at
a e+6cery on the corner of Locust and
Fourth Streets, to arrange for a horse
race. Some man said to Seth Pritchet
4hat4lhe (Pritchet} wouldn't say then
what he had said before, and Pritchet
said ne would. Then colloquy en-
sued IN which one said = it ain't sol"
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B6E Ruled onion skin paper, or
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
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pDJ ust received, so cases Of Boots
aud Shoes, at 81 Main Street. Come
and see my new goods. We are Sell
& our whole Stock. Boys Boots
for 81 so; same boots selling at other
stores at 50 30. You can buy any
thing you want 80 per cent cheaper
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For RENT.-That desirable store.
No. 3 Water Street. Enquire of
decl9-1w CHAs. VIELE & Co.
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BG~ All of the boys wear those
fine Custom-Made Boots to be bought
only at dec19 d3t] RIoKER's.
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PICTURE BooKs-Young America
will find a complete assortment of
Illuminated toy books, suitable for
holiday presents, at George I'll. Fish's,
on Main Street.
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REMovAL.-Dr. S. w, Thompson.
has removed his Office to the Opera
House. up stairs. All claims and ac-
counts of Bray & Thompson are in
his hands>for settlement. dec18-w2t
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION. = For
the benefit of turf men, we refer to
an important decision, in which some
Of our citizens are Interested. Some
time about the first Of this month, as
will be remembered by our readers,
Morgan's three year old FLY was
matched against Posey's six year old
mare, to run over the Henderson
Fair Ground track, for $500 a side,
all the money up as forfeit, mile
heats, best two in three to rule. Char
ley Burns being present and hearing
the conditions, bet Posey 5000 that
Morgan's FLY would win
At the time of the race, Burns not
being present, dispute arose in re-
gard to their entitled weights. A new
agreement was made that Posey's
mare should carry one hundred and
fifteen pounds and Morgan's FLY one
hundred and eight pounds. Posey's
mare won the race. Burns, not being
cogn;zant to the change in the terms
of the race, and not knowing Of the
filly carrying the extra weight, con-
tended that the bet should be off.
The subject was referred to the Th1f,
Field and Farm and in the number
for last Saturday we find the follow
ing decisiAn:
"Posey wins. There was no condition
attached TO the wager, and- the bet goes
with The race
Many persons familiar with the
rules of the race track deem this de-
cision extraordinary
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A Coop SALE-Mr. T. 2. Britton
has sold his farm of forty acres, in
Knight Township, two and half
miles from the city, to Mr.. Charles
Ford, of Sullivan County, for, $1,000.
equal to cash. This is equal to 1925
per acre. The improvements on the
farm are probably unsurpassed by any
in the county, including a fine orchard
of choice fruit. Mr. Ford is an ex-
celent gentleman, practical farmer
full of energy, and viii be desirable
acquisition to our county.
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FIRE INsURANoE.-For strong in
demnity, large resources, tried expe-
rience. prompt payment and fair deal
ing, select The Hartford Fire In
surance Company" assets, 81, 900, 900;
ffty-six years of stable success, and a
cash income D. -, 900 Il day. Policies
issued and losses paid by
HALLoCK & DREW, Agents,
dec13-1W. No. 2 Main St.
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EXPLOSION OF GAs.--We learn that
some days ago a gentleman, who is
one of the proprietors Of the coal
mines at SheIbura, Sullivan County,
and also miner, with his two sons,
entered a room or drive in the mines
which had not been used for some
time. Upon entering the apartment
with their lamps, the noxious gas
with which the drive was filed ex-
pIoded with a fearful conclusion,
badly burning all three of the per-
sons entering. One of the parties, a
lad OF fifteen or sixteen years, was so
fatally injured that he died on Tues
day evening. We were unable to
learn the names.
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R4- Gentlemen will find the best
French Calf Boots, with double sole
and double uppers, at RICKER's
decl8 DIT
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FREE SUPPER.-An extraordinary
supper will be served up tonight at
f5y Parlor Saloon, and every night
daring the holidays. deco DIT
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sI City Orders for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
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1HiIaoard's Helic Needles, az Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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BG- For holiday presents in the
jewelry line, go to
decl8. GEIssLER & DELANG's
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KEEP WARM-Ecouomy aud COM
fort combined Use Torrey's weather
strips for doors and windows. Ne
wind, dust, snow, or rain. can pene-
trlte where these strips are applied.
For sale at Fl. K. WELLS 4 Sons
hardware store, No. 81 Main Street.
dec3 tt