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The national Republican., 1867-09-14
NEW BUILDING ENTERPRISE
OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS.
TVAN ASSOCIATION.

The public will be grati6ed TO learn
that the board Of directors Of the joint
stock company Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of this city have CON-
pleted the contract for the erection Of
their proposed building, corner Of Ninth
and d streets.
The contract was awarded to THOMAS
NJ. PLowxAS, late Of Philadelphia, and
provides for the completion Of the build
ing by June 80, 1868.
The building is chaste and elegant, and
its beautiful appearance as work Of art,
together with the completeness Of its de-
tailed designs and plans, adapting it to
the purposes Of the association, reflect the
highest credit upon Messrs. CLuss and
KANNERuEuBER, the architects.
1t is to be one hundred feet square,
with an additional Offset Of thirteen by
fifty feet, on the northeast corner.
The first story will consist Of FIVE stores
about eighteen by ninety-six feet, with all
modern improvements and finished base.
ments, making them well adapted for any
branch Of retail trade.
The second story will consist Of mag.
nifcent public hall, covering the entire
inside area Of the building, and capable Of
accommodating about two thousand per-
sons. The hall will be arranged in am
phitheatrical style, and the rooms Of the
association will be beneath the floor Of the
Hall; the hall being lighted by the third
tier, and the rooms Of the association by
the second tier Of windows
The rooms Of the association will con
sist Of three parlors on the Ninth street
front, and reading-rooms and library on
the d street front, also large gymnasium
in the northeast corner of the building
with bath and dressing rooms communi
eating with the same.
II will have handsome French roof,
lighted by ornamental circular windows.
This space is to be divided into number
Of rooms, about l6 feet square, with cell
ings feet high IN the clear.
The public hall will have two main en-.
trances-y tcide fre-proof stairs-one on
Ninth, the other on d street.
While covering the largest area Of any
hall in the city, it will have an arched
ceiling, being forty-fve feet in the clear ii
the centre. II will have q ventilatint
shaft 20 feet in diameter, and will also bt
ventilated by fans driven by steam. II
will have q spacious stage and reservation
for orchestra, with all the necessary retiring
rooms.
The adaptation of the han to the science
Of acoustics, has been pronounced per
feet by Prof JOSEPH HENRY, Of the Smith
sonian Institution, rendered so by hollow
space beneath the floor, and the absence
Of pillars and galleries, which are calcr
lated to break sounds.
The building will be erected under tn
supervision Of the following named built
ing committee:
ALEXANDER r. SHEPHERD, chairman
HENRY d. Cooke, JOHN r. ELvASs, B. Il
SrISEMErz, and Brigadier General JANE
A. EKIN, Deputy Quartermaster Genera
whose prominence as men Of busines
and standing is guarantee Of success.
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Test Case-Ysiiow Fever at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Sept. IA suit has been
commenced in the Justices Court Of this city
for tho recovery Of the value Of ten dollar city
Of New Orleans note. II Is 4 test case.
Two officers and twenty men Of the crew Of
the United States irOn-clad Mahaska have died
with the yellow fever.
Tho deaths in tho twenty -four hours ending
at six O'Clock this morning amounted to forty
three.
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From Fortres. Monroe.

FoRrREss MoSRoB, Sept. 13.-Arrived, the
gunboat Psnobscot, from 81. Thomas, for Wash.
ington. Sailed, frigate susqushanns, for New
port, Rhode Island. The brig Jenny Lind, from
Henry. She reports that The captain recently
died With yellow fever.
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Republican Ratinoation Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l3.-Among the
speakers at the Republican ratification meeting
this evening were Senators Nye, Cameron and
Cattell. The latter offered a resolution that In
tho opinion Of this meeting 1t Is the duty Of
Congress to impeaoh, try, and, If found guilty,
remove Andrew johnson, President Of the
United States. The resolution was adopted.
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sPECIAL, NoTICHs.

AI- PUBLIC sCHoOLs.-At the Last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was sdoptsdi .-atT
Resoivsd, That the following places b dssignstsd
- oness for The tyaasaeion Of all the Public bshooi
business by the respective susBoards Of trustees:
For the sub-Board, First Dsstrist, Virst and sss-
ond wards-sehool room, corner Yourtespth and q
streets.
For the sub.Board, Second District, Crhird and
Fourth .wards)-sehooi room on n, between Sixth
and Seventh streets. -H Z. r q Ht Hsr
For The snb-Board, Thiid District, (8ifh snd
Sixth Wards)-Wallash School Buiiaing, and School
room. corner Third strsst sast sad A strsst south
For the sub-Bosrd. Fourth District, (ssvenih
wsrd)-hals Grammar School room, John 4. Thonp.
son, teacher, on Sixth street
The Trustees will be In attendance st the above.
named places from to ~ o'eloet on each morning
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September; and all persons
entitled TO tickets Of admission 70 the Public sehoo
can procure them at the places and times de.gustsd
By order Of the Board.
sep R. y. BoIsBAU, see'y.
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
Exsou,lx. p.p.rtmsns.

THE PRssIDENr's ante-rooms were vacant
yesterday, Il being Cabinet day. The Cabinet
was full, Secretary Browning having recovered
his health suficiently to attend the meeting.
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Death of John Castie-General scoheld'
Order-Tobacc0 Revenue.

RICHMOND, Sept. l3.-John Castle, president
Of tho Tobacco Exchange, died to-day.
Gen. Seofeld's order for q State election,
which was to have been issued to, o,day, Is delayed
in view Of the Washington telegram relative to
a Simultaneous election on the hrst Monday in
November.
August for tobacco, in this district, was over q
half million Of dollars. The amount Of tobacco
was a million and quai Ter pounds.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHNGrOS, September 0, 1857 !
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. JosKPH VAsDoR, the
Consul Of the United States at Tahiti, Soci
ETY. Islands, of the death, on the 2lst Of
June last, at Tahiti, OF WILLIAM DAWSON,
belonging TO the United States steamer
Tuscsrora.
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INV YORK sEcOND B0ARD sALEs.
Coupons, liz; 6-20's, 1851, 115f; BIOS, 1864,
ITO; b.1e's, 1855, III; 5.2Gs, January and
July, 1855, 1osii 1o.4Os, 99'i 1905, August,
lo7ij 7.so's, June, lo7ii 1905, July, 1o7ii
Gold, l45i.
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voleaulc niseoyeries.

ST, LOUIS, Sept, 13.-The Montana Po'. says
an exploring party which has been TO the head
waters Of the Yellowstone river has just ro-
turned and reports having travelled through
volcanic country emitting blue lame and aliving
stream Of brimstons. The country was smooth
and rolling, With long, level plains Al the sum
mits Of these rolling mounds there were crater,
from four 10 eight feet In diameter, and every
where on the level were smaller crstsrs nom foui
TO six inches, from which streamsd blare and
constant whistling sound The hollow ground
resounded beneath their feet as they Travelled,
and every moment seemed to break, though not
q living thing was seen In the vicinity. Inc
explorers gave II The significant appellation Of
he'll.
Adjournm ent of the National Telegraph
Union. LH r.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The National Telegraph
Union Convention adjourned sine die last night.
The following oficers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, T. O. Churchill, OF Il.
Porte, Ind; vice president, VIM. u. feung, OF
Washington, D. O.; treasurer, A. L. WhiPPle,
Of Albany, N. Y; recording sscrstary, ii. W.
Wheeler, Of Boston, Mass; corresponding sscre.
tary, Geo. D. Coulow, Of Chicago, Ill.i editor OF
the Tsissrdphsr, (orgsn Of the Upion,) Frank L.
Pope.
The next annual convention /, to be held at
Albany, N. Y.
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Attornsy osssrai's once. !.

THz ATTORNEY arSrRAL resumed NE duties
Of his once yesterday morning puring his
absence the position he's besn hnsd By Assistsnt
Attorney General Bineklsy.4 " ~ H
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HsnBRuS & Bro, sos Seventh street,
one door south Of ODD Fellows Hall, make to order
and warrant good IT. French Calf stitched Caters
0.eoi French Calf stitched Boots, eli; American
Calf stitched Boots, eio rrst pssged Boots es;
rns Stitched Boots on hsndfo ts, Home msds pssssd
Boots, $3.50; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, - to t5
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From mICaiifornia-The Election and Mar
kets.

SAN FRAScIsCo, Sept. 1.-The Democrats
have 4 majority Of at least twenty on the joint
ballot iu the next Legislature.
Eugene Cassidy and ]. p Heg, both old free
soil Democrats, are talked Of for Senator.
It Is now known that the German voters or.
ganiIsd throughout tho State to oppose Sabbath
legislation, and voted tho Democratic ticket by
Thousands for that purpose.
Highly (Union) Is certainly elected to Congress
in the Middle district. He was the most radical
candidate in the field.
The two Democratic Congressmen elected are
AxslI, Of San Francisco, who favored the wal
and supported Mr.. Lincoln, and johnson, oi
Sierra, who is q lawyer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1.-THE receipts o
| wheat since July l have boon two million sack
Of . hundred pounds each, equal to two hfths o
the entire receipts Of the last harvest year
Prices have advanced 2ia5 cents, and rang
from 81. .s0al. 90 for good shipping to choice.
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WING AND PAINTING NG
~ SCHOOL FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

hE l.. WIE'ER will open his winter course in teach
log DEAwSo and PANrHd, BY the 2oth Of this month,
whereior he has made great preparations. All those
intending 10 visit the school win please call at Net
IeIott Hail. up stairs where, also, progresses Of his
scholars can be seen
Open every day, from o. a m. to l2 H.. and from 10
6p.m. SO II St
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Fnr Boors, saoEs, Asp GAnEas.-Mr.

BLACK and other colored satins cut on
the bias, at Mrs.. 4 q. asston's Hias nllinsry
Store, T+ Psnnsyivsnia avenue, between Eleventh
a1d Twelfth streets.
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/ OC Al LIE M 8 .

FINE BLACK Beaver SUIrs just received
a Hsasins's corner Of ssvsath street and Maryland
avenue, for one price only.
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To THE LADEs.-Your toilet is not com.
plsis unless you call on Mr., Spencer No. $50 Pam.
syivanis sVspus, between Ninth and Tenth Streets,
and maks selections from the elegant sssortmsnt Of
hiliinsry Goods and Drsss rhmminss, which shs
has Just brought from New York. Ladiss' French
corssis aiways on hand. hrsis In constant receipt
Of the latest fashions from London and Paris. g
FINE Doors, SHors, AND GAIrERs.-Mr.
Jssob Booi has nov psfnansntiy established his new
Boot and Shoe Store d Ia. Hs Seventh street. be.
tween and strssss. who're he is prepared 70 fur
nish Boots Shoes, and oaissrs for ladies and gentle
men, misses, youths, and children made 70 order of
the best french salfstin, and at the lovsst prices
Boots, Shoes, and Caters, constantly on hand, q
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Adjournm snt Of the National Telegraph
Union. LH r.
Meeting OF the Peace Commissioners s'
Omaha.

oNAuA, Sept. l3.-The peace commissioner
held meeting at Omaha yesterday, and expect
TO start for the North Platte on the l4th In.
slant to meet Spotted Tail who promises to bring
in the principal men Of his band
Gen. Wright, chief engineer Of the Union Pa:
ci6o railroad, kansas brsncb,) with party Of
engineers, Is between Los vigos and Santa Felis.
He Is reported TO have found Ave railroad routes.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

DOUDRETTE. PouDREITE.
PsRe's United States Poudretts for sale in any
quantity BY j. p. BArtholow, sole agent, No. oSs
seventh street. below the avenue. au2slms
CENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV-
" ing their Costs, Pants, and Vests Secured and
Repaired, 50 as TO appear A. good 2, nsws would do
Securing and Repairing Depot,
at Tenth street . few doors above Penn. avenue.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
ia-Tn
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From Mexico.


GALVESTON, Sept. l2-Mstamoras advices Of
the 4th instant say that q proclamation has
been promulgated ordering the elections Of dep
utiss to Congress and president Of the Supreme
Court on the 22d Of September The district
elections take place on the 9th, 7th, and Sth In.
stants.
Congress meets on the goth Of November.
The President takes his seat on the 1st Of De-
eembsr, and the chief justice on the 1st Of June.
The brigand troops Of Canales have surren.
dered themselves to the authorities.
Linarsz Bsrirabel has resigned the Governor
ship Of Tsmaulipas and Pavo has been ap.
pointed.
Escobsdo reached Monterey with 1000 troops
on the 28th ult. amid great rejoicing. In a
speech he said the name Of American would
always be dear To him. His reported insult to
Americans at Queretaro Is denied. He acknowl-
edges his Indebtedness to the United States for
success. Castillo was pardoned on the 18th ult.
Thomas 0'Haron was executed on the 21st
DiaE retires to private life. Juan jose BaI,
Governor Of the capital, DEGREES death to all
robbers. Lopez attempts to vindicats himself
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

~ uotics.-fAs DAnr HArosAL RzrusLrcAs
vii on and srsr April l. 1857, bs furnished sab
.sribsa (by ssrrisrs) In wasAiAston, osorsstovn,
and Aisrandria at nfty cents Per month, payable 70
The AGENT
~ All sennuniestioss, vhsthsr on business or
for pubisation, should be addressed 70 VIZ J. hul-
rAau, Prepristor NAnosAL RrrusIaoAs, ,wsshingtos.
DO.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

T OST.-A SMALL WHITE POODLE,
IL PsmAls) Five dollars will be paid for Its 70.
turn to No S32 street. between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth streets. @. @. SNOW,
Sc l4-ltt
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

DOR RENT.-A LARGE AND COM.
Il modiOus Brick Stable, corner Of and Fif.
teenth streets, west
Plenty Of carriage room, and Twenty two stalls.
Formerly occupied by the Presidents Guard. Can
be divided TO suit different parties HAekmen would
do well to examine. Inquire Of stAekpole Hall or
on the premises. 50 4-9t
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

MFRS. J. e. BPENCER'S
MILLINERY AID DRESS. MAKING ROOMS.
suIs.sm (Up Stairs
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept, ls.-McCoole has au'
thorized John Franklin, the baeker Of Aaron
Jones, to make match for him with Joe 70
burn. MoCoOle has sent deposit Of $1,000 to
New York.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

Adjournment Of the Odd Fellows Con-
vention.
BUFFALO, Sept. 13.-The National Conyen.
ton Of the Order Of Odd Fellows closed to-day.
Washington city was selected as the place for
holding the next annual convention.
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Mrs. sWinslow'sl MYSTIC Pills :

Are prepared only for, a. legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine for all those painful and dangers
tuition is subject. They are the only Genu-
lHevf Female Pills extant. No article Of
medicine intended for the exclusive use of
Ence, has met with such universal favor as
Mrs Winslow'ss Mystic Pills BY their in
vigoratiug properties the appetite. aadsdi-
gestion is Improved, the hue of health is
restored to the cheeks, weakness of the
Apiae relieved, and all the indications of
ferrous Debility removed No maiden,
wife or mother should be without the Mys-
&c Pills. Try them, and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend. Price 50 per
box or boxes for S.. For sale by all drug
gists I'm Evansville. Tncb I29Si'
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OLA BEAUTIFUL PHENpMEEoN.-- We
witnessed and admired most beauti-
full phenomenon ON the river, yester-
day. Just after noon dense bank of
fog hung In the bend above the city.
entirely concealing the timber on the
Kentucky9shore and Joining the dark
blue clouds, photographing a beauti-
full and extensive lake, with the dark
sblde, water in the distance. Pres
emily current of wind drove the fog
down the river gradually developing
the trees on the Kentucky shore,
which seemed to rise out of the water.
After tie the fog was sdriyenilbelowIthe
thick timber it spread over the fields
on the opposite side of the river like
ayast snow bank, the tops Of a elumpl
OF trees on the river 11 bank scarcely
appearing above the surface Of the
fog Trough the gaps in the timber
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{ I Received by express today!
Another lot of those fine water proof
boots. Five cases of those .7childis
shoes of our own make that wear
from four to six months. Three
cases each Of masters and misses
balmorals Gthso lhandsomest and
best goods ever seen. in this mar
ket. 1t seems a pity that there
are So many people in the city
that never read a paper, and
50 never know where to buy good
boots and shoes. Let every one that
wants a good, handsome and durable
boot or shoe call at No. 8 Second
Street, or at our new store, No SO.
Main Street. j. S. Kicker.
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S THANKS. I'VE are daily placed I'M
der. obligations by Messrs Hoagland
and Sherwood, the pleasant and att
tentive messengers of the great
Adams Express Company, and to,
Messrs. Henson and Knowles, the
popular agents Of theyoqng and lively,
Merchants Union Express Company,
for highly appreciated favors. : 49, 49,
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SPILLED IN THE MUD.-Ye sterday
morning, while Mr.. Walden. the ge-
NAL and good-natured Agent of the
Merchants Union Express, was en-
gagged in delivering goods, a box,
weighing some 500 pounds, was turned
upon the tail-gate " Of the wagon,
when the forward pin gave way, caus-
ing the wagon bed TO drop down like
a cart, precipitating the box and Mr..
Walden into the mud. Mr., w. took
it good-naturedIy, gathered himself
up and delivered the goods in COM
plete order.
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FoR SALE.-Cook & Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
,Housekeepers' Emporium for Sale;
This offers to any one, that wishes
to go into the Grocery and House
Furnishing Business, a chance such
as has never been offered in this city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr.. Cook has bought q farm, near
Boston, Mass, and he is obliged to
take possessiOnaof it April LIST, 1881. tt
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80 hIlaa. aIO
NEW METRopoIiTAS.AThe heavy

/ New METRopoIfTAN.AThe heavy
rain that setuin alast evening before
dark prevented almost everybody
from going to the theatre. The audi
ence was. gerry small but from the ex
uberant applause with which the
play was received we should judge.
it was highly appreeiative. The play
ing, we are told, was exceedingly fine,
and the play possessed ofnnusual ex-
cellence. Tonight will be presented
for one time only the highly popular
and attractive play 1.-The Peep
-0'Day, ''a a play that never fails to
draw whether in tolerable or intolera-
be weather. "a tits one of the finest
days of modern times. slt aiA.'d -
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TAKE IN THOSE HoRNs.-Our VEN
lrable friend Maj Jarvis, of the
4 Magnolia, /" desires the painter who
.aas his large elk horns, to bring them
in. The elegant horns were pre-
scented to the Major, who left them
with a painter some months ago, since
which time they have not been seen
or heard of.
E Pay for them and you can have
them. The venerable Major Jarvis,
of the " Magnolia Saloon" knows
that his horns are gilded, and as the
law Of my shop is All shop work
positively cash, y when he pays for
gliding the horns he can have them.
feb15 1t JOHN g.. HENDERSON.
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. ADARK DEED. -As few nights ago
gentleman named VIM! NJ. Taylor
residing about four amiles back of
Grandview, Spencer County, entered
his stable just after dark. In a mo-
ment he was struck upon the head, as
the Doctors think, with a pair of
brass knucks, and felled to the earth,
receiving serious injury. He felt the
man who struck him run his hand
into his pocket, when he became. un7
conscious and remained SO for an
hour or two, when he revived and
managed to- reach his house, but was
for three days defanged, aud the doe
tors had doubts of'his recovery. He
fortunately had money in hispock4
cts, and the prowling coundrelowho
assaulted him got nothing for his
pains No clue to the perpetrator of
|, this dark and eowardly outrage has
been obtained. umoJ
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IMPRovING.r-We are glad to learn
that Mr. Davenport, who was so ter
ribly injured at Newburg, on the Lou
isiana, Saturday night, was considered
slightly improving yesterday, his symp-
toms being decidedly more favorable.
He is still, however, in very critical
condition. Some Of his friends have
arrived to assist in taking care of him.
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CITY NEWS.

personal. Mr., R. T. Kercheval,
the excellent Treasurer of Spencer
County, is in the city, stopping at the
Sherwood House. ee 9i4
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DENTISTS.

rEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
* the very liberal patronage, received
during the past seven years, and being
persons whether they need their profess,
slonal services or not) to visit their rooms
and see tee various styles of work manu-
featured. N4lf DTE-fIgflk00 ~ ill ~ y
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients Is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal TO any in the Eastern cities. SD g
They have several Anasthetics for alle-
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are senken can be restored
to nearly their original contour. rr1tst1al
All desirable styles Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made any W here. In, The United
states are made by US. Irregularities OF
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J A GENERoGs DEED sLotspefch,
the great clothing man, discovered a
poor local editor wandering in the
rain yesterday evening in search of an
item, and taking compassion on him
presented him with an umbrella
We thank him in the name Of hu-
mainly. egabs s's NJ bea 'l afGs
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p APPLES APPLES! Parsons SEQ
vile u Co. have just received a small
lot Of choice Eastern Apples. Cali
early, or they will be gone u Main
street. rEowT febl2-tf
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To PASTORS OF CRY CHUoHEs.-It
viii be remembered that considerable
space is devoted in Saturday morn
ings isstuss of the JOURNAL to Re-
ligious Intelligence We desire on
that morning to publish all special
church notices for the Sabbath, and
also items of local religious news.
We will be obliged to Pastors and
other friends of the various churches
for such local items of general inter
est which they may furnish To Sc
cure attention they. should be handed
In in the forenoon of Friday. : q =
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The RAIN AND THE FLOOD.-The
immense rains during the past Y
hours, leaves no doubt upon our mind
but that we shall have another rise
of considerable magnitude in the
river We have been somewhat in
credulous as to an unprecedented
food, but we are beginning to think
that people living on lands exposed to
overflow, had best begin to prepare to
move. We do not wish to alarm
them, but to warn them of the proba-.
bic danger. ur uU
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