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Copartnership Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that a coTaflncrshlp
was formed on the 90 day of August 1917, We.
tween the undersigned, Paul w. Darringer' OF
the county o, Lafayette, State Of Mississippi,
aud Isaac Sullivan, Of the county OF Pamela
10 said State, In which the said Barringer y
the limited partner, and said Sullivan Is the
general partner. That snld partnership = ior
The purpose Of grinding grain aud saving ana
selling lumber cut by a steam sAw-mll on
Newer Creek, In Pamela county Missisalppii
that the partnership is to be conducted IN the
name Of Isaac Sullivan; that each partner has
contributed to the common stock OF said part
uership the sum Of nineteen hundred dollar'
tsI.pOog that said partnership IS to be ,erml.
mated in Eve years after aud nom tho said datc
Of rs formation, unless II shall be sooner us
solved by the death Of one Of said parlhefr o.
by the agreement, Of The parties OF which, IN
such event, notice will be given that the me-
profits are to be equally divided and mat th'
business will be conducted by said Sullivan
Signed the Sd day Of August, 1861
=. y. BARRlNGER,
a~uio.am.pd |. SULLIVAN,
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MANSFIELD & HIeBEE,
Sole Proprietors.
For sale by j.. H. Yates, Pamela,
7. c. Mathews, Long Creek.

Sad AccIpEST.-On last Sunday
evening, IN Batcsville, while Mr..
Luther c. Hines wastrying the speed
n his horse on the street, the animal
dashed across the railroad track with
treat fury, throwing him against the
md Of a projecting ~cross-tie. The
MI caused conclusion Of the brain,
Fhich produced death at an early
bour next morning.
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The seIegruphIc nsws this week 4
\ little importance. cons'sss has
sus nothing.
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IIs.lr srsissz nrs, Dec. "a, 1851.
GENERAL ORpERs No. 40.
/. In future, whenever a citizen is
arrested BY the military authorities
Ia this Military District, he will be
At once furnished by the officer or
deriug the srfsrt with a written copy
Of the charges upon which he wa
arrested. Such charges will, how
ever. IN al caeer be subject 10 sich
Modification a. the facts Of each par
|ticslAr c,se may seem TO demand
which modification must be made
ard copy q che charges AZ modi-
~ NHrdisbed 70 she prisoner, ptio'
70 his sfnignment for trial.
II. Wils Of kabeas corpus issued
b. United Ssats Courts, will In MI
o>a Be- obe5ed md respected BY Al
officers Of the military service IN thi'
~
~ command q Brcvef M.jol
|0W>nfOm. ~ -
49, ON Crtrvr, 4. 4. q.
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Young Grs., Physiological wprk. Of svsry
one bic y decsor--bsh Z q private instructor
or r-rried r~rsos- o. tho-e about 60 marry.
both male and female. In everything Concern
Iue the physioloRy and relations Of our sesual
sysism. and The prodaction or prevention cf
offspring, including al the usw discoveries
never bsfbrs eivrn IN The Earlish language, BY
Wa. Youse. ". d. THIS b really a valuable
snd interesting work. Il is written In plain
language fr The general reader, and Is illus-
lratsd with upwards o. ons hundred enfras-
ing. An young married people Or tboss con
tempintinr marriage. and having the least i'm
psdimsss 10 married life zhould read this
book II dislo=o secrets that esery one shoeld
be acquainted with. Sin II l. : book hat
mazs BE- ls.ksd -. and not lie about she honse
II win be s>ut 70 any one On The r<e<ipt q
Finy Cent?. Adirs- Dr. VIZ Yvrse, Nc. 4ls
Spruce strsst above Fourth. Philadelphia.
snis-iy.
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Go to Abernstby's, at Sam. Wells
I'D stand, Batesville, for Christmas
lbs, and ct ceteras generally.
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.. l-s..<u,s4hrxf= 80 rsrrsss sssH
.sl<sfsss 4sst y hssI<1 d ~ Vtjaf=f#i
's@l<1 a szfk e4ek. - Advertisements n
6s<si46 f<IIaft y sonfif iii
~ I'm esa<< p1hIIca1su n t< affff<l
~ ss<uIss I&sas " ne psp<f
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
George W Mcgee and - Nagee, whose given
name Is unknown, children Of Alfred Magee,
deceased, and the children aud heirs whose
names are unknown OF Claiborne Mngee, de-
ceased. You and each Of you are cited 10 be
and appear before The Probate Court Of said
county, nj the court-house thereof on the 9th
day % November nett 70 answe the petition
Of Daniel Joslin, and show cause shy the
prayer Of petitioner pnyng for title 10 north
half OF southeast quarter Of section OF land
number thlrty.hye, In township ten, Of range
sir, west, In said connty, should moi be granted.
BY order Of court, issued September 30, 1867.
Debit WI. wOOTTEN, Clerk.
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Dseuise N Important that fashion and cool fpte seuM H. hranifath ~
Inc purchase n articles suited 70 euf lady hicads We paid mrsfial ailen
ltre N da department. and challenge ne market here and elsewhere ~
mttmnL n. In quality, ~ outsii h N ebmpne~. Uuf prices ae suHui f.
The Low rate Of tatou. aud " mr. hiend' sill call upon N, they will he
pleased, and Bargains will be struck, Vah "ats ad (R sarraaF II
gDeLs sd witfb a of motto, and We invite our friends f. wy ~
0e2Gf WAIklNb N taiDWtbh
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Hos ARR ASSOCIATIONS We ace
glad 70 o. that the institutions NJ
euF eity, which have the ability are
aninK up 70 Che assistance If he
Howard Association, Nv liberal DO
nHtIohs NJ moneys. which Afe - aee
esAsfy 10 seeufe competent nufses ~
The victims Of disease. We have the
pleasure Of Publishing The following
correspondence, In which tha kindly
impulses of vuf oid aud esteemed
friend. Col. Mcsinhon, shines ron.
spieuoasly, as weIl as that Of hls
worthy and esteemed partner, Mr..
Otis. The agents Of the NJ. Louis
Mutual have entitled themselves ia
a new lease upon our good wishes
and the company nj ~. Louis deserve
our thanks for their truly charitable
donation
N. Locm MrruAL Lffa isauaAHcr Co,
MEzrufs, Tas.s October II, 1901,
citation, TsmphIs '
ste. We are ins,rnc,od 10 ,he
eomnanv wo r-o,,osan, - t.,.J ,,"',
5000 ukrce hundred,) for use IN The
benevolent objects of your Associa.
t,on, very respectfully, your ODE
~ ,Mcu,,a.
State Agents
orvicn or rrowAaD Aasoclsrro,,
~. sssr',s Oct oefoOsr ~ 1877 e,
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
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IIatesylIle Miii ahead VI ibc Market.
Ov #i,aH mi as ehinbNy masrHy Hn fattstH ~ wH iei
flaalaa 80
PAIA 4 wiNrTR sfOCk 90 G00Bs.
Lately HHvst fom WORKERS. Can, comprising everything N tie
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DRY ~ % q ID - 4. Il ~ II

Smiled m che waais and tasse N hi Raves 50 faat haYt tesn Jafod
IN maklae me ~la1ious. snd w. pfwA el aeH8Hl sNl ihf lines fhs
.LAnrs especially ar invited ~ ei tai ttamlne ouf Hieet n
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T0 Corr, InnnGenIs.

= s 7 IN Z
We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to US if unacquainted.
Write on only one side Of the paper.
DON'T write unless you have some
thing to say ofinterest to the public /;
and be as brief as the subject viii al
lew.
The publication of cOmmunioa-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them. 3 ios
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors Of the JOURNAL y
and not individuals. aiulxe.
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uNnIANA TrEMs.

Ben. Lsowenhauft, of Posey County, has
filed his application in bankruptcy.
There are go newspapers published in
A gang Of lJJasrr sslars are 1t work plying
their vocation nightly, at Terre Hautei
The New. Albany papers are Just now
publishing long articles on the goose ques-
ton, edifying to their readers no doubt
a street railroad is talked OF, in Lafay-.
cite. The organizatiOnEof a company has
commenced. gHWTF .EEFIAS
vallandigham, the great unwashed. is to
speak at Rushsille7 on the 14th Of next
month.
Miss Emily Melville is playing an en-
gagement at the Metropolitan Theatre, at
indianapolis.
The City Council of indianapolis have
passed an ordinance furnishing BOYS by a
fine of 50, for jumping on railroad trains
while in motion. '-n
The New Albany Commercial says: - 1t
is understood that General Weitzel regards
the construction Of a canal on this side
of the river as entirely feasible, and will
embody a recomme ndation to that effect
in his report OF the survey"
The Bank of Salem, at Salem, one Of the
free banks lof Inetiana.s has redeemed two
Thousand dollars more of its notes thantt
eveT issued. -vrt IS tf rsrf
Last Thursday a young man named Ru-
dolph Ruffher, a citizen Of Tell City, was
found suspended TO 1he limb of fallen
tree by lady's veil. II was supposed that
he was murdered. hf
Phil. H. Barton, of washington, Indi-
ana. has received the appointment o.
Pension Surgeon, in the Danville tIL)
District. Such an appointment does not
reflect much credit on the appointing
power. ~
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and conservative. The National
debt was contracted IN prosecuting
an unholy war, therefore it ought to
be, repudiated. The Confederate
debt, on the contrary, was. contracted
in righteous cause, therefore il
must be paid. The negroes vote the
Republicans ticket. therefore they
must be forever distranchised, Gu
the fourth proposition we entertain
doubts. Good Democrats can never
forget the loyal men who saved the
Government. We think that plank
had better be stricken out. It is not
necessary for US to repeat the other
items Of the plAtform1EThey are so
plainly proper that they will strike
every good Democrat as being only
the enunciation of what he has re-
garded as cardinal principles for sew
eral years past.
We trust. our Democratic co tempo
raries will not become so far inter-
ested in whom the Republicans may
make the next President of the Tai
ted States as to neglect to place before
their readers the platform of princi-
pies thus furnished for them. It is
but far, while the Democracy are
worrying themselves with what the
Republicans intend and think, that
they be able to furnish inquirers with
a reas on for the hope that is within
them-as good an one, at least, as we
have laid down for them above. g
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Thanksgiving,

Our people, generally, we believe.
design observing this. day as one Of
thanksgiving, prayer and rejoicing.
Thanksgiving has now become a
National holiday. For long time it
was observed BY the various Colonies
and States on the same or different
days, bat it is only in late years that
the day has been observed by all the
States as National festival.
Thanksgiving day was established
BY the Puritans, in the Summer Of
1923. As a terrible drought had
threatened the total destruction of
their crops. day of fasting and prayer
was set apart by the Colonial authori-
ties, and observed by the people. This
was followed by fine rains, and an
abundant harvest saved the people
from famine. tn acknowledging this
interposition Of Divine Providence
in their Behalf, the first American
Thanksgiving was proclaimed and
celebrated. Thanksgiving days were
Afterwards icelebrateda BY the Ply
mouth Colony on various occasions,
but not annually. On making peace
with the Dutch, in 1854, public
thanksgiving was decreed Thanks
giving was observed in East Jersey,
November 2, 1916, and November 26,
.1679. After the year 100, thanks
giving became an annually b bseFved
holiday BY most of the New England
Colonies 80 Ia 1705, the annual thanks
giving 10 Connecticut was appointed
for the first Thursday of November,
and ebservedin all the towns except
Colchester, where it was postponed by
a formal phbljeEveteI untiHthe second
J Thurs dag Of the same month, on. 8ae4
COUNT Of the want of a supply of mo-
Kisses, ian article says Athe record,
much needed on such occasions. "
/ Congress proclaimed a public thanksc
giving November a26,} 1889, an honor
of the surrender of CoRNwALLIs, at
Yorktown. President WASHINGTON
proclaimed thanksgiving January
st,sI796 sF'or some reason, the celey
bration of Thanksgiving, for many
years, was left entirely to the States.
1t may have been regarded as
one Of their reserved rights. If
so, it, with other so-called State
rights, we're obliterated BY the storm
ofwar, for since then our Presidents
have usurped the privilege of fixing
a day fer all the States. We are glad
that they have done so. Thanksgiv-
ling Day is almost exclusively an
American institution, aud should be
! honored by strict and cheerful OBJ
servance
A benign Providence has been Law
ish in the distribution of His ia
vors to our people, aud while the rod
of correction has not been withheld
it has been so tempered with mercy
that every heart ought to feel humble
aad thankful. We trust our churches
this forenoon, viii be filed with :
, happy people, and that no household
, in our midst will be too poor to par.
take of a Thanksgiving dinner
.. Christians should see to it that M
such case occurs.
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Religious Notices.

To-day Thursday, as thanksgiving
Day, will be, appropriately celebrated at
Trinity II. E. Church.
Public religious services viii be held at
1917 O'Clock AN. The hour win De devoted
toa review OF President Jollnsonls Thanks
giving Proclamation R.ANDRUS.
There will be Religious Services at the
Court Household at lO15 O'Clock AN, in
conformity with the Thanksgiving Pro-
/ clamations of the President and Governor
of the state. s7f -E
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lam sincerely glad to learn that
your health Is so far restored as to
enableyop TO attend the coming Con-
grass. You viii. no doubt, have mat.
tiers of deep interest on which to adj.
judicate, and questions of great i'm
pertance to consider. bly, earnest de-
sire Is that all may tend to the union,
harmony, and best interests of the
Republic. ~ o s1a-5Fg = gs
Very truly and sincerely yours, - j.
9qf -tu,iesa- JOHN Law. %
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MARRIED.

CROSBY-HERMAN NJ Nat O'Clock A NJ
on Tuesday, November Goth, atthe Church
of the Assumption, by Re. Father Nc
Defmott, J. r. CROSBY. of Nashville. Ten
nessee, to ISIS MARY Hermann, of this
city.
2 yesterday morning for Louisville and
Cincinnati, and thence TO Nashville, bear
ing with them the kindest wishes of a
large circle of warm friends. May every
Joy betide them.
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EvANsvIIage, lad Nov Is, 1857 q

EvANsyLasF. lads Now Is, 1880
= My DEAR SIR: [ have. just finish
ed reading, 10 the Cincinnati Conner.
cial, withS care attention. and with
great pleasure, Your reply to your.
neighbor, Gyger, IN reference to the
payment in : legal tenders " of the
principal of the FIVE twenty bonds, and
am very glad to- fad that 6a7- opin-
ions on that sulaect -perfeetlg~coin-
eide. [ voted for the bill with a per-
feet understanding that, as the bill
was silent on the subject of the, spay-,
meut of gold fUr fhe8 bFinei pal, : that
was to be paid In Government curren-
cy; while, as to The interest on these
Bonds, it was speciality prayided that
gOld should be Pail and have al
ways regretted. as, [ have told YOU
frequently, that, | voted forsit at all.
believing, as [ DO. that no such dis
tinchQn should be made,and that all
bonds Of the Government Should Be
paid, principal and interest, in the
currency OF the Governmeut, which
they had declared Should be a legal
tender3'IS for all debts, : public Or pri-,
vste, = except IN those cases-the ten
fortles-where express provision was
made for the payment in gold, both
for principal and interest. recoilect
very well, IN conversation with you,
that you told me it was a singu ar
anomaly that,in a Govern ment like.
ours. emphatieally a government Of
the people, our brave and gallant fell
lows who had lost an arm or leg, or
perhaps both, in the service, or the
widows and orphans, of those who fell
battling for their country, should be
paid IN Treasury notes, when the
bankers and milIionaires of Europe.
who had no sympathy for our cause,
but W ho had invested in our bonds at
probably eighty cents TO the dollar,
should be paid 10 gold. And you
were right. h-,us .8aye 1aa Hssa ~.
[ do not believe the folly of those
who are urging the argument of : re-
pudiatlon," In case the bonds are not
paid IN gold, wilt have strength
enough at the. close of the next Con-
gress to carry them over the tons iasi-
norHne. You may rely on it, the
Great West irrespective Of parties,
are sottdty against paying gold on the
principal of these bonds. and it will
be with great reluctance and misgiv-
ing that they will pay the interest In
gold; and will further say, that the
party, whatever it may be, which en-
dorses such policy in the Presiden-
tial election next Fall, will be so far
beaten that their own dogs will not
know them when they come from,
the polls.
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: The Rfyersfde Institate.

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County.
New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of
gratuitous.y educating she sons Of de
eeased soldiers ana fSeanlen OF the u nited
States.
- The Board Of Trustees consists OF the
following WeIl-knOwn citizens Of Penn@
sylvania and New Jersey:,-t..T "a
II on. VIZ. b. MANN, District Attorney,
PhHadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS Is. BRonMALL, TX CHief
Coiner u. :. Mint, and Recorder of
Deeds, Philade puia, Pr.
Hon. JAMES NJ. SCOvEL. New Jersey.
Hon. W. W. WARE,tNeY. JeISay ssf.ssfa
H ENBx l7oFstAN. Estl.. a gent Adams AK
press, philadelphia, Pa.
J. +. Con, Esq, OF Joy, Coe Il Co., Phiiad'a.
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Beautiful STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING
subscriptiOrl one Dollar.


. Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or
paying the same to our Local Agents, will
receive Immediately Hne SLeel-Piate En-
craving. at choice from. the following list.
and One Certificate Of stock. insuring One
Present in the Great Distributions:
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
4 No. i" My Child! Ny Child!" No. p
E - They're saved! They're Saved +" No. 3
- Old Seyenty-six; or, Early Days of the
Revolution f-i.4 s fn
receive either Of the following fine steel
Plates, at choice and Two Certificates of
Stock, thus becoming entitled to Two
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
No. =" Washington1s Courtship." No.
- WashingJon's Last Interview with his
MothepP,
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
Amy person paying THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate OF
HOME FROM TIE 7W,AR,''
and Three Certificates of Stock, becoming
entitled to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
Any person paying Four DOLLARS shall
receive the large and beautiful Steel Plate
of the
.'PERILS or OUR F0REFA THEIRS"
and -Four Certificates of Stock, emitting
them to Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
ANY person WHO pays. FIVE DoLLARs
shah receive the large and splendid Steel
Plate OF the
"lfARRLAGE or P0GAH0NTA6.Y
and Five Certificates OF stock. emitting
them TO Fiye Presents.
3 The Engrayings and Certificates viii be
delivered.t to each subscriber at our Local
A gencies. Of sent BY mail, postpaid, or
express, as may be ordered.
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No Paner TO.mOrrOK.

) In order that the employees of the
JOURNAL Office may celebrate Thanks
giving as to,them seemethl best, no pa
per will be issued from this Office to-
morrow. y
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wheels passed over him managing his body
most horribly. He lived about one hour
after the terrible accident His age was
eleven wears.
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AGENTS for the Journal.

JAM s L. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FEReUsoS, Petersburgh, Ind
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
W. J. L. HEMRLENwAY, BoOnville, ina.
&. F.. DEBRULER Newburgh, Ind
JoTfN NJ. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
J. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch. Ind.
j. W. WEAVER, POSeyvf Ind.
:. Is. CORWISS, Somerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITES Cynthiana, Ind.
T. J. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind.
q. A. HARPER, OWensville, Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazletor, ind.
TEas. MCCUTCHEN, Sandersville. Ind.
CRBIS MARRs, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders for Binding and JOB Prinungs q @
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par Mobile Fratrunl.

We remarked, the other day, that
we felt confdent the Democracy
would soon formally receive and bap-
tie the Hon. THADs STEVENS a menu
Der Of that party. His financial views
were so TO their liking, that Demo
Gratis could 9 sugar over his negro
equality notions with them, and .swal-
low him without making a .wry face.
Oar prediction has been verified
sooner than we anticipated. as We
confess to being surprised at seeing
two such venera Die and distinguished
political opponents as Judge LAW
and THADI STEVENS rushAihto each
others arms with all the ardor and
enthusiasm Of Damon and Pythias.
But the following correspondence,
which we find in the Washington
Chronicle, pictures these gentlemen
in that loving position -
- ~
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Hoio to Obtain Shares aud Eaqrav-
mas,

Local AGENTS WANTED throughout
the United States.
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William E. 8IcElr5y, a citfzen of Marion
County, and in many respects a remark
able man In Keatucky, is now 90 years of
age, and possesses a remarkable degree of
VigOr.
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THE PAYMENT or BoNDsIN CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov.320, 81.
To the Editor of the Chronicle:
i viii you do me the favor to pub
lish this letter, from one Of thelsehnd-
est ard most intelligent Democrats [
have ever seen in Congress. upon the
subject of the currency? / publish
it without asking the writer's leave.
because [ believe such wholesome
teachings to be necessary at this
moment. Yours, a sse'
- THADDEUs STEVENS. Z,
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~ nMENTECKY Y,rErFS

During the session Of the Legislature at
Frankfort there vii be Two hops week.
A club, called the . Assembly Bali Club,''
has been organized, and gay time IS an
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A man named BERNARD was shot in a
brother by az man named Ufi1pa1, at
Louisville, last SUNDAY night, B1r@ not
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Hon. James euthrie VIII start for WASH
ingtOn about the 11jh Of December. His
hearhs nRSlnos Improved mnch Of late,
though he is able to take ride daily. ol
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OF NEW YORK,
TSrA COMBINATION OF -FOUR or
III the strongest and best managed In
surance Companies in New York, with ag-
'gregafe CASH ASSETS of SO. 376.436 az.
offering 10 the public the best of insurance
in four Com pao les, under ONE POLICY,
against Loss by Fire or the Perils of Inland
NaVigation.~-But On E SET OF PAPERS
is required to prove a loss, and salI&loss es
are literally adjusted and promptly paid.
.rF W. j. LOWRY 81 CO.sAgeIlts
oc29 dim 49,