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FENIANA.

New YoRw. March 81.
The Irish enthusiasm in the city has all
subsidized, and the late rebellion IN Ireland is
conceded to have been disgraceful failure.
The only parties who receive any attention
are those who favor an invasion Of Canada.
Several meetings have been held on the sub.
Ject of an early invasion, and steps are be-
ing taken that look somewhat like work.
The Herdlfs st. Albans correspondent
says that several United States army officers
had arrived and passed through that village
lately, although no troops had come as yet.
1twss rumored, however, that force had
been forwarded from Fort Warren. The mi
ltia officers about the village had been con-
suited as to the amount Of equipage necessa-
ry 10 fit out certain companies for service.
On the other hand, several bands of lrishmen
had arrived, well equipped with everything
requisite for tour, and bearing traces of an
undoubted tendency towards Fenianism.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 81.
Navigation is open. The steamer Stabirg,
Goodrich line, will leave for Racine, Mil.
waukee, and other points North of Milwau.
kee, to-morrow morning, March I'D, al
o o'clock.
Last night a gentleman who came from
Peoria, complained to a policeman at the
Michigan Southern Depot, that two meu--st
the same time pointing them ont-had en-.
deavored TO borrow money from him, and
from other passengers, on bogus checks.
The officer at once collsred both of the &C
cused, who turned out to be no less criminal
notorieties, than Thomas Mitchell and oseph
Blair, two the most expert vagrants ex-
tant in the confidence business and light fin.
ger exercise. This morning, each of these
miserable barnacles were 6ned 500.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
krw YoRx. March n

NEW YORK. March a.
The Herald's Southern correspondent re-
ports thstin Georgia the Military Reconstruc.
ton Law is generally discussed OF. both sides.
and although the majority considerit unjust
they think II ought 10 be acquiesced in as q
matter Of necessity.
In Virginia the order disbanding military
organizations has caused the disbssdmeni
of Hunnicutt's . colored guards, at which Hun
nicult and The negross are veW much
grieved
Henry A. Wise has consented 70 stump
ths Stale Ia opposition TO Hunnieuts
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LocisvILLE. March 81.
The des,itution in the inundated district,
on Green river is very great. The people are
suffering for the necessaries of life, and many
are compelled to leave their homes
Berk City is entirely deserted, the inhssi,
tsnts being compelled TO fee 10 the hills
shawneetown is submerged, and the wharf
boai is crowded with refugees
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FROM KNOXVILLE.


Great Damage by the FLOOD In Es.tTen-
nessee.
NEW YoRK, March 81.
! A Knoxville special to the Times says that
East Tennessee is damaged over two million
dollars by the food, Blount, Cooke, Roam
and Sewer counties all lose heavily. In
Blount county large flock of sheep were
drowned The loss of stock of all kinds is
uuprecedentediy heavy.
All the farmers living on rivers will be very
late with their crops, as the loss of stock will
be a great drawback.
Parts of the railroad bridges washed away
have been recovered, and trains are now run
ming to Chattanooga from this place.
Many lives were lost in lower Tennessee,
and many families are left homeless and must
suffer.
Over one hundred car loads of corn were
destroyed at Chattanooga The depots were
all submerged and much freight destroyed.
The rivers are still high and more rain falling.
No mails have been received from the North
west since the 4th of March.
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FROM MEXICO.
New YoRK, March 81,

NEw YoRK, March 81.
The Heralds Vera Cruz correspondent
says that the most formidable body of horse
men known in Mexico for many years, has
been organized and placed unde- Mejis' 3
command. and should the expected battle
prove a Liberal defeat, it will most probably
be urged into disasteroas route; on the
other hand, il Maximlian is defeated, his
cavalry will suffice him tor desperate att
tempt to cut his way to the Rio Grsnde, where
he will take refuge in the United Stated.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO, March 81.
A Louisville special of the 20th says: The
Union District Convention assembled to-day
TO nominate candidate for Congress, for
the 9th or Louisville District. w. English,
OF Owen, and Col. w. A. Bullet. Of Jeffer-
son, were put in nomination, and on tie first
ballot, Bullet received rs votes to 10 for
English. Bullett was declared unanimously
nominated.
Col. Bullet is well known as the gallant
commander, during the war, of the Sd Ken
lucky Infantry.
A general Union meeting viii be held to-
night to ratiiy the proceedings of the Frank
fort Convention. Gov. Oglesby, of Illinois,
and other distinguished gentlemen will
speak
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most of all needed. 1t 10 needed mot less for
our national welfare than social security. 1t
can only come from the source of whatever is
best in the civilization of Christendom. In
a word, ii is not alone to Legislators and the
schools pf learning, nor to the inspirations
Of art, that the people must look for elevs-
tion and prosperity. The sincere teachers
and friends of religion must come to the res
cue. Their efforts, and the deepening and
spread of their best convictions are what,
above all things else, Our country now chiefly
requires.-,S, Louis Democrat.
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Dectsfon inythe sturges-Prosser Case

BprYALo, Y. y, March 81.
The case of Albert Sturges, OF Chicago,
against E. s. Prosser, of this city, was con,
cluded yesterday. The Plaintiff was non
suited. The Propeller City Of Buffalo, last
summer. while unloading at Sturges' eleva-
tor, caught FIRE and destroyed the elevator,
for which one hundred and 6fty thousand
dollars were claimed by Albert Sturges.
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Hrutal Murdfr

BALTIMORE, March 81.
James Farr, q merchant from Hillsbor
ough, Carolina county, Illinois, was found in
bed Saturday forenoon with his throat cut.
He was known to have large amount Of
money in his possession, which is missing. 1t
is supposed that he was murdered for his
money. No clue TO the murderer.
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AUnsros's oyyIer Iowa
DEs hOisks, Feb 10th 1851.
II hereby certified that there has been fled this
ofhce statement showing the condition Of the
North America Insurance. Company. located at Phis-
dsiphis. in the State of P~nnsyi.snis
On the la DAY Of Jan~ary A. D. 1857,
10 accordance with the provisions of an Act sf the
Getsrni Assembly Of the state Of Iowa entitled At
relation TO nsHrance Compsnis approve Jan IA y
y, 1851 sad Act sneisdstory thereto approved Fs
Ynsry eth 1885 that said stst-rn~pt shsws that snd
Company Poss~sssd u the rrgssfte amount Of oapsl
and Invested required by law.
Aathsftv fs therefore given the above named Com
pany 70 tranxaf their opAts bnsness Of
In this State 10 accordance WITH thereof untif
the 2lst day % Jannssy, 1868
II 10 sl~o certified that III p TEs-ETCE of Eco
hak h&. bsen daily mpointed by said Company their
fal Agent and Attorney fds the county of Lee
with full power 10 fskA risks of Insurance therein and
lsdxs sfrvies u pr0vsed BY upon
ther hrg with the CIerk ~ the District Oa n and ~
sad eonnty this Certificate and copy % the afer~ns
ste In thfs ufhce-
10 further certified that the attached 10 true and
cef~.g eppy Of sad statement facts and figures
- In testimony whereof have her~p nto Get
IL my hsHa and nhsed my zeal u once the
- day and year hrwt above writt@a
Istainp JS0 A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of State
meals
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

UhIUENAL NOTICEs
ITO Chas. Hubbell, Theodore w. Phinney
i Tbos. Davfs. Hiram barney Henry DeLouis ans
tnsd dat there i bow % ale, In the Clerks oacs
the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa st IT, Madison
petition Of jacob lord. elpiming OF said Chsa Hub
nos~s dated Dec a. 1886 oDe for fsl2 90 one for 81
and for eSs7 30 and per interest," and o.
OF you, 1bs foreclosure Of mortgage made By sai
Hubbs to satd nofss. the followjne real
tate tovft: 20 sst ont DionAesa strs~< b 60 fsst
eth stzsst being Of lot la block as sohuh
Iowa. ssa Es
Enlsss yoa appear and spswsr MD peti1ion besbr
ef the ~ dsy Of the term Of sai3 Coar 10 CON
nepee the third Aonday In Mar, 1857 st n Madson
dscrss pro eostssp viii Be- sntsrsd Aga3nst you.
). l. KIC1 Atty for PIE
facssnnent stamp % eb.l 3 q trar5Avl
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the property.
Fire, River, Lake and Life Insurance
ASSETS.
-ftna Insurance Co, Hartford, S4, 600 900
Home Insurance Co, ". ". 3,1O0. 900
ljnderwriters' Agency, of N. Y, 1900, 900
Insurance Co. Of North America,
Philadelpbia, -................... i,7g4, 600
Lorillurd Fire insurance Compa.
ny. New York. .................. I.402, 600
International Insurance Company
New York, k,~..::......... l,2o4, 900
North American Fire Insurance
Company, New York, ......... 765,o57
Travellers Insurance Company,
Hartford -........ ......... ......... 800, 600
Connecticut Mutual Life Insur.
ance Co, Hartford, ............ .s00o, 900
L,oR sALE-Lot. and 8 In tloet Il. on the corner
Of sis and norr.s .trs~ss rrie. $500 os.A Title
good Enquire Of fnrfTl HI rRHHYcK
EoEs.LE-Los 2 ia blsek -. On N. scusa ID.
I hi9h. betwesh 9Th and 7ih streets fs.Is sood
ff'es tfo cash smsi'l II B. rgNEroK
E,os sALs-r..sty f.., s.as ., lot II ia bloch
u los, On the north side Of Main. ne.r 7th street
maiT HBTEs zrcx.
Lyog siLy-Lot. sod O. In hlocf 100, on the eorn-r
af sth and orieans streets These Is,s are .ery b..
sfaels Ia ae nsifAbsfhsod and sold for fiooo
al sBqulrs u lmarl7l u BTEsKYcK
vroR sALE-sin acres of cry desirable srsps and
- huii land, stusssd Grand A-euae nbOuf IL
nia@s from the Court House. VIII Be divided suii
pars hAs~rs EDgrirs "
mAIti HD TEs-EYCK
soR sALE-t0 Land rao~tiy tauter) 90 the rrmd
II die road, leading from keokua " s&n1usky, aboet
miles from the city. and may BE- kno~n the Rich
ardwon trscs Title good Prs<s so per knquirs
mrif
UyoR sALE-Ths very desirable briek residsne. snd
n K-oands sow owed Asd oecasisd b. A j. wtfkia-
Nigh str-efs; house has sight With all the modern
~. srseh-s Pre@ q 5os Nh. god or so.sI.s Per
further particulars enquire Of
nul7 Hp Tgs.KYCK
IroK SALE % .err- u be.atifui garden Or grape
isnd on and near the Mississippi river. about three
nl'ls- shors the city of Ksoksk 1ltls good srics
s. 900 Enqsirs sf H. p Ten -EYCE
HHOR sALE-rhrrs very desirable lots. on -hieh .r-
Il located t~ostory trick dwelling bou.< contain
fnE ~, rcorass large hrf-k wash house ami VOID
house: together with la e brick stable tee large
ess~n. and lots veil ehese. lot Of frsit
snd other t--s This property situated the corner
q 9TH snd Morgan sir~, convenient to tssHss. Pros
t|oc half cash bssnes 10 one nd swo exrs. per
H.rcbiT ma BTEN-EYcE.
EOR SALE.-Two lots with double brick
dwelling houss on the ,afns. which has repted for
$3.50 annHm This property sita.t-d the corner
Of Third az Faltoa streets aud k covered With ch0cs
variety Of fruit Price. g. 30 Title good Enqnrs q
sehls b. TEN-EfcE-
FOR SALE-A frame dwelling house. with
u rooms foil lot, with fru, and other tree. IN
the aHe situated the Of High and seventh
sre'ts, keoknk. Price sooo- Title good Enauirs u
mehis IL b. rEs-EYcK
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OF PHILADELPHIA,

OF PAiLADELPH1A,
Auditor Of this State Of Iovn As statute
said Stats.
1sL The name Of this Company IL the Pres
hsnt and Directors Of the Insm-
ance Compsay u North America,
3D. The snoant of ths Capital Stock fx tto0aos
o. The amt ofih Capital Stock paid up 10 10000 90
4th. The asssts u the Company *A
ist- Cash on hand, In Bank ard In the hands
Of agents Or Other psrors........-.-. lso,0s rs
"a kssl Estate snsaeumbersd- soeoo -
3D. Bonfs and Stocks owned BY the Com
psny. nov secured snd rate Of inter s13 ,s7T 90
tsrest thereon. tses schedule A. l-.-.- s1.ess IL
9TH. Debts q the Company secured By
mortgage tsee schedule o. ..-........-- s7s@e 90
Btu Debts otrfwise secured fsee schsdaisB) ~
9Th D~hss for pysrnfu lsS vas 90
Iih All other s~curstrs ls%s sehsduie).- GzTs 90
Debss due In seooant all good, Hna in
tersst therses unpaid
Total Assets. -s.7ss2s7 70
LIABILITIES
9Th. The afnoust of liabilities due or not
due % banks other creditors ..-- none
bsh Losxsf sdffs~te5 sed due --....-....- None
sfh- Losss> saiasfed and not due............ None
sih. Losse- uasdustsd -. '2seoe %
sth. Loeses in suspense, waiting for furthsr
proof ..-..-.............. 10000 %
leth. All oshsx claims assins, the Company 9ioO q
Total Liabilities ..-.-. ...-........ ~ -, 600 90
lith The greatest amount insured in any
oas rs.k s.k..--.---..--,..-...-. $500 90
18th The greatest ast sliowed BY the
rules Of the Company to be insured
In sny one city town or viilsrs-.... no ruls
18th TIE greatest svount allie red to be In
snre4 te sn Zone bloch .-.....-...-.... no rule
ltth fhs act Of Incorporation o the Company hs been
flsd.
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a rLAETIC Gable Flour. frssh lot inst r:osivsd By
a tsst9 Vx AstsIs-
0ALr PKTRn,-2000 lbs. for sale BY
~ IN II WuxuooM, AA3rLl
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BOARDING.


And rooms, II DESIRED at liberal rates. By sppiyng
the recoad door north Of Second street. ExchAngs
mch7OH
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kSV%SrSSo ~
LIARILIrIEs
Amt Of Io-ses adjusted, eus and unpaid-. None.
sajussrs~nt - ..-.'..-.. essfst IS
Ami o. dividends ssclsr.d and dus and
uapaid ...........--.. 1900 90
An / of dividends. either cash scrip de-
carsd but rot Jet due ...-.....-..---...--. None,
sutii Of siI other existing cisims against
f%e Compsny y,-..----- -..-----.--~ None
Total smoAnt or Losses claims ana H&.
htles, ...................- sfs7 ss4 ss
The xr.a,s.t amount insured on any one risk /. SIS
D00. hut viii not general rule exceed $40 900.
The Company hss gen-rxi rule ~ 70 the amount
allowed be insured in any city village block
ehX governed, In this matter each by The
eFa ehaTaer Of buildngs vi1h of streets facilities for
put oct fires, nc
an enaed. aoeompaneda previous statement
sTArK o. Exv Yosk,
cIrs AsB cousrr OF NKw YcRx So
CHARLES J. MARTIN
Prsssdsat, and JOHN MeGEE, Secretary Of the Home
Insurance Company, being sevrslly and duly sworn,
Ard csrrect s,assas rs Of eotpo
aud that they the above described or1esrs
''s'so1 psispedl cHaRLysJ J. MARTIN. President.
ssrusd JuBS NeGEK, seeresry.
sabserfbed and before this twenty third
o. 1-II''' " '- THOMAS y aoopsICH,
- Commissioner for Iowa, In ssw York
AuprroRs Orrrcr, IOWA
pss MoIvEs February 1857.
ofcs a ment, showing the condition Of the
Hoe Insurance Company locats at New York in the
State Of New Yort.
On the 1s dag ~ Jarsary, 1856,
IN accordance with ths provisions Of Act ef the Gen
Assembly Of the State Of lows eLtitd AN Act in
relation Insurance Companies approved Jsnusry 2s
1857 mud Act aesdstary thereto approved February
eth 1885, that said ststset shows thai said company
Possessed Of the requisite amount Of capital and in
vested required by Law.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named Com
pauy transact tr appropriate business Of Insurance.
n this state n accordance with the laxs thereof unt
the 31st day OF January, J. ls5s.
IL Ia also certified that H. b TEN-EYCK, of keokuk
has been duly appointed ty sad Company fheIr lawful
and stormy k,r the fonniy u Lee, with full
pox 70 take risks OF Insurance therein, and
knowledge service OF process provided by law,
his hhug wh the Clerk Of the Dhtrct Court In and for
said county this certificate and copy ef the sfsteent
on Ale In this ofSce.
Ii IL further certified that the attached IL true and
ssrrsef copr of the raid statement
- In Testimony whereof I have hereunfo set.
1 sxaL my hand. and affixed my of ofacs
49, the day and date above written.
JOHN A. ELLI0TT,
msrl7 Auditor Of etate.
sAnuKt A. AYxxs, Deputy.
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H. q. + r n p = g r
r z Al Z STATE
General Insurance Agency,
oyycx ON sEcosD-sr, KEoKUx, rowz
Real Estate BOughtand SOLD

sApsrsons leaving property with n D. Ttn-Kyek 70
the property.
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NOk SALE 20 acres of beaatifui garden OF grape
lsnd on sDd the Missi~sippi river about three
nlil-- above the city q ksokHk Title good srice
- 600. EnqaiFs ef H. y Ten -yYCE
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A SAD SpEcrAoLE-On Thursda

A SAD. SPECTAoLE.-On Thursday
afternoon, a young man coarsely
dressed, and having the appearance
of a steamboatman, went aboard r.
X. Dunkerson Il Co.'S wharfboat, and
laid down on some loose sacks. No
particular notice was taken of him
until night, when one of the attaches
attempted to get him UP that he
might leave, but found that it was
impossibleto do so. and he was per-
mitted to remain there all night. Yes
terday morning he. was speechless,
and when we saw him about Ii o. clock,
he appeared to be in a dying condi-
ton. The city authorities and the
Township Trustee were notified of
the facts early, in the morning, we are
told, but up to near noon had made
no provision for his care, so far as we
could learn.
No one knew who he was, or whence
he came. Whether he was left to die
there alone and unattended, we did
not learn. 1t was a sad spectacle,
and elected the sympathy of many
who saw him, but had no power to
relieve. a sza.i IL J - ~ a ~
We learned late last night that
physician was sent to the sick man
afternoon, and that it was
proposed to send him to the hospital
when it. got cool last evening. He was
esteemed to be- in very critical eoa-
dition. r,,g.,s-
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The EVANSVILLE COTToN MILLS.
We understand, that the new Cotton
Mills recently put in operation in this
city, are, finding ready sale for all the
yarn they manufacture. and although
they turn out from 800 to 1000 dozen
of yarn per day, are unable to sup
ply the demand. The merchants of
the city very properly give the home
manufacture the preference over the
Cincinnati yarns, and the establish
ment of this factory has had the good
effect already of cheapening yarns.
Thescempany are daily increasing
their facilities and will shortly have
their looms In motion.
There is no city In the West better
located for manufactures of all kinds,
and the success of those already put
into operation should encourage the
commencement of others. Glass works
could be successfully operated here,
as We are told there are, in the imme-
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The fact that the Commissioner of

= THE fact that the Commissioner of
~Internal Revenue has ezemptedr from
all tax the fundswhich are raised by
the Washington Library Company of
Philadelphia for the endowment of
the Riverside Institute; also, that
Messrs. George A. Cooke & Co., the
we'll known Bankers, No.. SO South
Third Street, Philadelphia, have con-
sented to act as receivers of the
moneys thus raised, together with the
names of those we'll known and prom
inent citizens who have associated
themselves with the Institute, and
have. consented to act as Trustees,
should certainly be a sufhcientguaran-
tee to the public that every pledge
and promise viii be carried out to the
letter. The method adopted for the
endowment of this much needed in
stitution is one by which every indi-
vidual actually receives more than
could be obtained with the same
amount Of money if expended in the
ordinary way. In the distribution of
presents every one stands an equal
chance, one present being guaranteed
for each share of stock. Read adver-
tISement
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A FREAK OF NATURE. - The
Messrs. Vickery sent to the JOURNAL
Office yesterday the tops of two corn
stalks. each bearing a small ear of
corn among the tassels. One of these
ears was about, an inch long, the
other about five inches, AID each
having the diameter of mans little
finger. The grains were fully formed.
several of the tassels we noticed
single grains of corn. > They are quite
curiosity sg~stI 4tI4 H54sSf
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PERSONALITY "a private letter
from Judge Batteil. renewing his
subscription to the JOURNAL
which by the way he has
taken constantly since its first
issue-we regret to learn that he
has been seriously sick of typhoid fe-
yer at Cleveland. We are gratifed
to learn, however, that he is now con-
valescing. though still feeble. We
hope the Judge will speedily recover.
and be able to read the JOURNAL for
many years to come. s-s7s ~ j.. s
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A SINGULAR Echo. Any one fond
OF studying acoustics can have fine
opportunity by descending into the
new tank being built at the gas works.
Any sound produced vibrates in re-
markabie manner, and continues to
be echoed and re- echoed from wall to
wall for several seconds, having a
very pleasing effect. By standing in
the center at the bottom of the tank,
the interest of the vibrations is
greatly enhanced. A great many have
descended the ladder to try the ex-
pertinent. ito =. ..,s-,
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Observation-Disclosures, Deagie. &
Dunster, proprietors of the Varieties
Theatre, Sc. Louis, and the new Music
Hall. New Albany, will open at Turn
er's Hall, on or about the LIST of Oc-
tober, with full aud complete ORA
matte Company. Miss Salie Parting
ton, young and talented actress, will
be the bright particular star" on
the occasion of their debut before the
people of Evansville 1t is said her
performance yof Fapchon' rivals
that of the peerless Maggie Mitchell.
In this connection, we would add,
that Mr.. Thomas j. Groves has made
arrangements to resume the publica-
ton of the " Daily Programme" and
will wait upon our business men for
their advertisements. It will be a
good advertising. medium, and one
worthy of patronage
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SUGGESTIVE. We received, late
last night. a package of delicious
cake, to which was attached the fol
lowing note: Compliments of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hodson, Sept. II,
1867. Miss Sallie Grimm-William
Hodsop. Through the politeness of
Percy Gait. clerk of steamer Charm
err" This smacks of orange bios
SONS and bridal robes.
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! ADEsPERATE FIGHT,-We are in
formed that desperate fight took
place yesterday evening on the corner
of Fourth and Locust Streets, be-
tween two young men who had a
quarrel last year which resulted In
one shooting the other. The man
that had been shot-but who had re-
covered-got the better -ofsthev fight
this time, aud inflicted pretty severe
punishment on the other. He was
arrested and taken before Justice
Emery and fined 81 aud costs.
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I CONFERENCE.-THE bowlder boys
are tsiworkD on First Street below
Pine, and have finished hearty half a
block towards Goodsell, to, which
only it will be carried at this time.
There is good deal of work in grad
ing to be done before the street can
be powdered to Fulton Avenue, to
which it is being opened out There
were two houses in the way, which had
to be purchased by the city and remov-
ed. One of the bowlderers was cheer
ing himself and his co-laborers yes
terday afternoon with very fair rem
dition of the once popular song
"Och, hone Widow Macree."