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The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07

Man Fatally Stabbed -KiTeelap. atfon
Py GOV. BroWnlOW 00nFenIng the

NASHVILLE, j July CA man named
Norris, was fatally stabbed near
Spring Water Brewery In this county
yesterday, by w. IL Morris. The5
were drunk, and were not citizens.
Wv. Dlo"HlOW haa ISSUED pro
GA ulailoh cohVeqlug sne. Legislature
IL "a tia seSS4Ou July lttn. 1t IS uu-
derstood that the chief reason for this
is. the necessity of doing something
relative to the bonds of the State.
La the Federal Court to-day judge
Trigg dismissed the suit Of citizens Of
Kentucky for injunction restraining
issuance Of State bonds to the Nash-
vile and Northwestern Railroad for
want of jurisdiction. An appeal to
the Supreme Court Of the United
States has been taken.
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sionls-the public good-and leading.
Well-dehned prlnciples-uIH NOD Il
/ CLass' ee sacflnced to the meagre rur-
Ia c0neluslon, gentlemen. r7e
1 20 lnaek you most earnestly for tfa
kind expression Of your abidinr can
hdence IN me s a public servant. and
to assure you that the approval of fbe
people Is all that IS requisite to mall
me feel that the efforts thaf II have
made to restore the Union on the ha-
SIS Of justice and concilafioB
have not been altogether in
vain. Leaving my course and
myself in their hands. should
the continuance OF the eOnaiusion al
the contest to Vindieate and Hresgrva
the constitutional Government bs
c0nfded 20 abler and more worthy
hands. L shall cordially acquiesce
"a has been my habit, In the decision
Of the American people.
/ have the honor 70 be, gentlemen
very respectfully yours,
AEDREE JOHNSON.
To Messrs. i. W. Cogghl, James Gal
latin, Thomas Morrell, Robert II.
Bordell. VIM II. Appleton. J. "
Gerard, Jr.. Henry GunneIl. Francis
Skiddy, n. A. Baldwin, Emil Suier.
New York City.
NEW YORK, . uly 6.-Jno. J. Cisco
says be has received no such letter
from Chase as the one recently allud
cd to IN the Press report.
" 5erdy johnson sails from Balfi-
tf't for Europe. 9Irs. Abraham
Lincoln and Taddie go on the same
vessel.
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II v N \.
Late Mexican AdVicPs-TmDrrlalIst
Gutel. FHG Discovers d-P Gh bi.
ZION OF The tXp0rIs OF Specia.

HAVANA, July 7.-Advices from
Mexico state that the Imperialist j ose
Cute .ernez, who has been hidden in
the Cspitoi since the surrender Of
Macmillan, was discovered on the
18th of June, and has been sentenced
to deorh, but xas pardoped by Juarez.
Jnarez prohibited the export OF
specis till August.
The crops of the Country are a to-
tai failure, and it is feared that fam
Inc will result.
The cholera which appeared here
some time since is decreasing Ia vio-
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HOUSE


AAsDtlssE................ W AsHIsCTo7ys July g.
The Currency Bill was postponed
until Thursday.
Boutwell,, from the } judiciary Com.
mittee, reported a substitute for the
Senate bill to authorize the temporary
supplying Of vacauoies caused by the
death. resignation, absence or sickness
in the various bureaus OF the execu-
The 9fEtments, which passed.
ttbbaa- -Efr,hni, ,-gsant into Committee of
lie AaFfttA '--27at affov,,.t.1 ~ s.I- -.
cOmmittee rose! t4l % he ei.
The Deficiency Bill was postponed
to Thursday
Cobb reported from the Committee
on Claims, a joint resolution giving
one hundred dollars bounty 10 sol
diers who enlisted between May 4th
and July 22d, 1851, aud were honor
ably discharged for causes other than
wounds received in battle before serv-
ing two years.
Ferry introduced q bill relative to
Indian lands In Michigan. Referred.
A session was ordered for Tuesday
evening on the Pension bill.
jerks moved a suspension Of the
rules to allow him to offer a motion
that the Civil Service bill be taken
up, after the Appropriation blll be
disposed Of.
Pending the resolution, the House
adjourned.
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Tn RaukruptOv.

YyVFFIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
Ill the 23d day OF June, AID. 1868, q
| warrant In bankruptcy was Issued against
| the estate OF George StackhOuse, of Evans-
! Vile IN the county OF NanderburgE, and
State of Indiana, who has Beeu adjudged
| q bankrupt, on his own petition; That
| the payment of any debts and delivery OF
| any property belonging to such baukruptto
| him. or for his use, and the transfer Of any
| property by him, Is forbidden BY laWi that
G meeting Of the creditors If the said bank
Z ruLC, 70 prove ther debts and TO choose
il one or more assignees Of his estate, Will be
&eld at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be hold
e. the oHicC cf Charles II. Butterhelos
q, Nc1TG Street. betWeen Locust and Alaln1
on ., eZsgflle, Iudlanes before Charles Ill.
in Fv 10 Register. on 64aE e3ih day OF
ButterfiC 49, ~ ~ ~ Q CLOCK A Ae
July, A.D.- - y. J. SFOONER,
AsEsr ilstrict of IndIaua
Il. S. Mar. llessenger.
fv 9-dpt
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In Rankin.

PsVEIIs rs TO GIVE No1 88s' ~, y ,,'l on
the 23d day of June, A.D agof,,-a.l- 81
rant IN bankruptcy was issueu el7 s4 l-sg
the estate of BENJAMIN Heinems -tL4 so
Aaron Stern, OF Evansville, In ne
county of Nanderburgh, and state OF N11-
diana, who have been Judged bankIWpla
on their own petition that the payments
OF any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging To such bankrupt to tdem
or Tor their use, and the transfer OF any
property by them is forbidden by laws
that mesUnz Of the creditors of the said
bankrupts, 70 prove their debts ana choose
one or more assignees or their estate VIII be
held at q Court OF Bankruptcy, 20 he nO.o-
en- at the office of Charles III. Eutterhelur
on Third Street, between Stain ana Locust
Streets, in Evansville Ind anas before
Charles I'll. Buttertield. Register on til8
28Jh day Of J ulys A. D. 1858, 40 10 O'Clock A.li.
BEN. j. SPDON EH,
U. 8. Marshal, District OF Indiana
jy3-d2t Messenger.
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, July Elm the House of
Lords this evening, Lord Stroherden
presented petition Of the people Of
Nova Scotia against the Canadian
Dominion, and praying Parliament TO
allow them to leave the new Confed-
Grafton. The boundary bill was passed
in the House of Commons.
Dispatches from Shanghai have
been received, which represent revo-
luton in Japan as resumed with new
phase, and it was reported that a
combination had been formed of
twelve powerful domains against Nu-
cador. Spiritual Emperor. This new
complication threatened to prolong
indrfnire y the restoration of tran
qui ity in that country.
GERMANY.
STUTaA RT Juy 6-Hun. George
Bancroft. American Minister a Rrr-
lin. has hsd an interview with Kine
Charles o: Wertumberg. at which he
presented his credentials as Repre-
sentative OF the United States. and
r. ceved an invitation to dine with
the Kirg It is understood that the
Government is now ready to ratify
the naturalization treaty with the
ULite States.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 6.-Independence Day
was celebrated by the Americans in
this city in a spirited manner. A
grand dinner and ball were given,
which were very freely attended by
French and American ladies' and
gentlemen.
The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07

HALIFAX, July 6.-The Fourth
was celebrated by display of bunt-
ing, leVee by Judge jackson, the
American Consul, and dinner at the
international Hotel, va
The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07

ST. Louis, July G--Evening.-A
Denver dispatch says taat Gov. Nc
Cormick, of Arizona, is elected to
Congress by the largest majority ever
given any candidate in that Territory.
The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SEEAI'Fs................ WAsHINeroE, July 6.
EVENING SESSION.

The Tax Bill being under consider-
alton, several other amendments OF
the committee were agre fo. Those
restoring substantially ths preseHH
rates Of license were amended by pro
viding that Wholesale dea with
sales under $25 600, pay 100 and So
for every 81, 900 over 600, with
twenty pages of the bill yes to be con-
sidered. Adjourned.
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EUROPE.
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

independence Day Celebrated BIZ
Americans I'm Paris-HOn. George
Bancroft has an Interview With
King Charles, Of NurtembeFg.
The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07

Late Advices from III xico.
An Imperialist Discovered.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Independence Day Cele-
brated in Paris.
Hon. Geo. Bancroft has an
Interview with King
Charles.
The New York Convention.
A Spicy Time Expected.
Pendletonians Determined.
They Propose to Prevent
the Nomination of Any
Other Man.
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Tne Convention

HOratIO Seymour Permanent
President.
Reception Of Soldiers Delegation.
and Reading OF Their &adress.
Vast mount Of Parliamentary Skir.
mishing, bat No Mork Done.
ATTEMPT TO GET A BALLOT F09
CANDIDATE DEFEATED.
A blow to the Pend etOnians.
No .BallotiDg for Candidate Until
Platform is Adopted.
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The Merchants National Bank Of
Evansville.
NOTICE 10 BTOCKHOLDERs.

RNHES BANK HAS DEC LAl2E Al's
IL Sixth Semi Annual Dividend OF Der
cent, free or 1T. s. tux, payable on anu
after July 7th, 1883
By order Of the Board. ,-. rr.r.t
iv3.dlt ~ r.. MEAD0W8i Caahief.
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The New York Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

~ln Virginia no real Is tate can be sold To
pa. drois until all the personal property is ex-
hausiec, aud not then n The rents aud profits OF
the real 90 ate for nYe years Will pay the debts
paid out Of rents and profits.
~ The latest scheme for Indian pacilcatiou
proposes TO teach the sguaws TO weave bright
cCiored Olan kets and set the warriors 10 raising
sheep.
within a hundred miles OF tie publication Of
flee OF the La Crosse Democrat.
ga clean paper collar aud purple neckt,e
IS the daily adorsment OF the pet poodle of a
Philadelphia engine company.
~ The coroner has held John Riley of Neu
York for the murcer OF his wife on Sundtv
night though Riley protests that she fell VIII ie
INTO xlcaieo, striking her head against a table.
~James Buchanan's monument is said 60
be solid block OF Italian marble, five feet one
inch long, and three feet seven inches wide
with neavy mouldiBgs al the top and bottom.
and rich carved wreath Of oak leaves
sTCIncinnati proposes to chop mp lis cleo
lion liberty poles into fire. wood for the DOOR
RIA woman IN Ray mond, n. H.. who WAS
mindful OF the old adage, that 'It takes On shell
OF corn 10 fatten hogs tail" actually cut on
the tai OF her hog as matter Of economy.
She was some hat surprised en- going TO IN.
sly in couple OF hours TO find shoggie' dead
from bleeding, after the loss Of his .'Harrati We
RSThe Pope has thirteen vessels in his
navy.
sS-Kon. Edmund Cooper OF Tennessee was
married q fortnight since.
~Portab.e IRON hospitals are an English in
vention.
sSGen. Mcclellan is at present 10 PhiladeI-
pbia, the guest OF his brother, Dr. j. ii. r. Nc
Clellan.
~Reverdy johnson is now called ssthe
great Champion American diner-out"
~Drawing is now taught in every room I'm
all the public schools in New Haven.
81 The Galesburg, III ladies have a .Mu-
tual Improvement Society"
~The average wages Of operatives in the
cotton and wooden factories Of Massach usetts,
says the Boston Advertiser, is six dollars q
week.
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~ letter from New Zealand. dsted Dr,obar
p, gives partiC ulars OF a tidal wave winch was
observed at different points on tue coast about
that date at Wellington. The tide kept rising
and falling two or three tunes an hour, from
low water To extreme high wstsr. At Oamara
TIE tide rose sud fell fifteen feet in fifteen min-
uies, sLd al LvttstOn Il raceded suddenly TO SIX
feet below extreme low water level aud then
came IN with such a rush that n tore all the
shipping away from the wharVes. aud caused
Tremendous confusion aud considerable dam
age. These demonstrations were followed by
shsrp earthquake shocks, which. no viewer, dad
little dausge beyond frightening the people
terribly.
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ID PROPOSALS FOR GRADING sTREEIS.
MAYORS OFFICE, Cry Hall,

MAYORS OFFICE, CIrY HAIL,
WA.HINGTOS. ID. Q October 9, 1853
PROPOSALS Will be received at this off &c until IL
clock, m on MONDAY, November Is. 1853 for
1rading and travelling 18th street west, from .
~ Ieyt norm 70 Boundary, under an act approved
The work 10 be done under the direction of the
city Surveyor. the supeTinteneence of the G 1u
missioner OF the First Ward, and two Assistant
Commissioners, 70 he appointed by the Mayor
bIooers VIII 81 ate the price per cubic yard for
excavation or embau kment, the work to bs paid for
only enc way, and that will be the way which
measures the moet, whether It be Ter excavation
or eRbsnkms The gravel to be OF gooi Snsiity
az Tree from stone of mprOper size, aud to be
nlne lnches deep In the centre 6f the str set aud
tapering 10 four inches deep at the gutter line
alter the came has been properly rolled.
al the surplus earth, inClu1iBg sand, gravel and
stones, to be deposited wherever the Ward Gem
q IssioEer may direct.
=. No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
the Conn issioner of the Ward, and the Assistant
{ ymmissoners.
The right TO reject any OF all bids is reserved
EAch bid must be accom- Auied with the RUaran.
Tee OF Responsible party known to be SUCH that
y accepted the bidder viii execute a contract in
due form, aud perform the work in accordance
Herewith.
. he guarantee must be in substance o. follows:
l. guarantee If this bid he accepted BY
the Mayer, that the bid5sr will enter into a con.
tract for the sadle and perfo the WORK according
to he requirements thereof
Bids must be endorsed on the veIops Promo
SAILS for grading and Rrsvelins 18th street west,
70 the Mayor of Washington. ID
HENRY BIMBER
IO+iOt Commissioner First Ward.
IUhronlcle and Be publican
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1O-n0H BROW

lSY COOPEk a LATIMht.. 4 IcIsoB,.er.
u tLs'e Clerks with Z Mct@di-s { "a
Southwest corner Penna'a As-nuc and llth .t-e.t
Star once Bgildias
RoShN GOD CASED PIANO FORTE. SEWING
MAthiNtr, NAh1kL GO h BKUs~Ea<
hAh IbkkE-iLl ChhikiS, rOCsE8UL ID
UNIT al. SC. 81 AuJ non
60. On To MORROW t>aturAayl MORN.
HEFFi ING. November lith. ~ Do O'Clock at
cur snctiOn room III sell
One Rosewood assea Piano Forte, octave
hICs tie and Three ply Car pets aud Bags
Two fsnib Sewing Ms hinls, Clocks
C.'tsge >uitss. Toilet Set-
Fair aud turk Nst'r,ssss, Pillows and v ..isters
Zane and W God seat Chairs, " = ties
fedsteA0s, Bureaus and " shstAnas
CTJckery, GLASS and China Mare
Dinner ara lea set, English china
Coo EiHg sud Chamber ktovfa
With The usual quantity Of Hcussh and Hitch
IN Furniture.
Terms cssh. CUoPFR LArIMER
IL
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- An intellIge nj Scotch Traveller. who gives
especial aiientI,n 10 school visiting, says In
most OF the American schools whipping as dis
continued, and, In many places, prOhIoited by
law; and yei, can testify. IRON my own OBJ
seTNauon, that the order maintained an those
schools IL more perfect than have seen an sim
liar schools else " here.
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pY J. T. C0IDWELL co, Auctioreers.
" Southwest Pa = a

pY J. T. C0LDWELL Co. Auctioreers
- Southwest cor. Pa. ave and 4 : st
EHCELLENTF &c AT AUCTION
n On nONEAS, November 10th az 10 a m .
~ We shall sell the effects of geut.emap de-
NJ clnlDg housekeeping, on Hth street west
'hesse and nth, c. m prisius-
Walnut Hair-clOth Side hairs and Rscker
Irusselr aud ingram Carpets
Inc Cottage suite. Engravings
Dining Table, Croe kerry. Glassware, &c
Challenge Cook stove and Fixtures, com
pl-te ~
Tin Safe. and full assortment OF Kitchen Re
suisites.
The above goods have been in use but n short
time, and are in perfect condition
TENS cash. Ut. COLDwELL kCO.,
no Is u Avctoneers.
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ANOTHER REVEREND LIBERrIsE-It - IN
oersiood that Mr.. Ira SANDERS Of this city NJ.
gone TO Madison, armed with the NECESSARY
oOcums uis 10 Oh ain from the Governor reu NJ
sitIcn Tor the rrtufn OF the Rev Alba IL Smith
for the trial IN this county for adultery. all.ged
20 have been committed here by The said Smith
with the wife of Sanders.
Tie circumstances OF the case are OF a most
acgrayatlng character, a both Sanders aud NJ.
wife were members OF the Methodist church O.
winch Smith was pastor. The lady IN question
stood high Al the C smmunity before 81. tell a
prey Il her spiritual adviser, which event 10
alleged 10 have occurred during the absea p OF
her husband with the army. Mrs. =. cOuf-ssss
TO The Illicit intercourse, and that her child %
the fruit thereof tut pleads elOQ uentiy an eN-
Cuee, the long continued, persist nj solicitations
and strong appeal mad 20 her religious feelings
by the reverend hbertIne who Was ex-OficIo
the keeper OF her conscience.
Mrs > has been cast OF by her husband and
Il AID 10 be- liyIn in de>ti.uiiOn with her chlld
although Its reputed reverend father said To
be WEALTHY snd 10 have nc knowiedgsd nj. pa
rental relation TO the interesting b1ntling 49,
H1fsoR We Dcmpcrh.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Is VI g. { - s. -sEEE
W.sHIsGroS, 1865.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND RaLrI.
MORE and ~ksBISGTOs AND THt WEST,
are now run 81 follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
1890, ?, s;2o, $40, szd sac p ~
FOR ALL WAY sTArIoNs.
P'a ny o'''' except son0''' :" a A' and t;'o
1.,,. az, I9R A AN Pc i .
or from Annapolis or sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOH BALTIMORH
Leave at a M and 4:20 and $50 p n,
Leave q. = A. VI and 4:ao aud .:soP.h.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
fve d so tsSSSes srS s:tT,ds1 and Sunday at
On saturday at A. N ard Z :20PM
seeing st Relay sis,iop with trsias frem BaIii-
more TO wh.slils, Ps,her.bors. &c.
Washington Station Ticket Office At al hours Of
the dAy Also. at me Gampanys Once; tos
tickets 81 the svepue ofh,e can there arrange %
bayH their baggage 1.'es Tor and checked ~ their
re-io~rce, tsken 70 nc depot and pu. In the bag
Fcr Kew York. phisdol vhia. and Boston. So.
WIL9oN, Mater u TrsnsFo-t,:ion.
rs,HRoUSH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGran
f'i slw = x OH AND p ssss
wAsHr~GToy, 1873
Trains between WARRINGTON AND NEW
YORK sre nov run as follows, viz:
FUR NEW YORk, vi'soyt el1nEs Of rn,S
Leave daily fexcelt sGnd.yB at = A. NJ, and
1880 and r. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Lave egily texesnt tundsIJ at A. NJ. and
1880 al. $40 z. NJ.
or SUNDAY.
Leave for NeS York at 8 P. M, and PhTsdel-
phis st $40 p. NJ.
Steering cars FOR New York ON sF. NJ train
daily.
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston be hsd ct the Station 0ioe at all hours
IL the day. Also, ~ the CompsDy's Oflse, No
4Gh Pcnrs ivanfs avenue Psssen gers Oh AS ne
Tickets At the Avenue of CO can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at
residence, taken ne depot, ard pot in the bag
gage car.
See baltimore and Clio Railroad advertise msnt
for schedule between Wsshiu gton, Baltimore, An
nspolis aud lie " est.
III. WILSON. Master o TRANSFORMATION
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
seN GEO. g. K0GNTZ Agent, Washington,
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sgMany Of the churches IN EugIaud are re-
storing the orchestra 20 the musical portion Of
The service. The Bishop OF London lately
heard country band perform the service n,
church ano expressed has great pleasure there
AT. and II IL limited that the q neen wishes to
nave the same feature introduced int her
chapel.
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by WILLIAM L. WALL co., Auctionser.
u . Stores 81 ) and 3l1,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street

PERIMPIoRY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT at AUOrtON.
IA On TdURSDAY AFTERNOON. Novem
ga Der 18Th, 1888, at O'Clock, we viii cell, IN
6frolt of the premises, No. 40 18th street
between 4 and streets north. being pArts of
Lcts Nos and s. in square No ssl, being the
horth = feet front by rs teet dcee with the priv
lese of three feet alley leading into strest i'm
proved hy two story Brick House, nearly neW,
win sck baildlbG, and containing eigat rooms
lions N the city, IL being convenient the avenue
s1d cars: and We call the special attention buy
ers, AZ IL " Ill positively be soid.
Terms: SS00cssh; the balance in one. tv, ana
lnree years, deferred payments TO be secured By q
deed OF trust on the premises. STAMPS and con-
veyarcing at the pense Of the pu rchs,er 80
posit OF 20O Will b required as the mr. n
erty 10 sold. W. l. WALL ny 0P
ROLE An.,.oS..
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0gl VIM. 4. WALL q 60. Auction rs
I'D Original Herse AID Carriage Raysar
81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th aud lOth streets
L.RGK SALE Or HuRsEs, MULES. CAR
RIAGkS, &c
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. Nov H.
I~N Comm, ucinR at 10 O'Clock we viii sell. nj
III our Bazaar, large stock Of Horses Gar
riages, Busgits. &c including about
FIFTY H0KSES AND MULES
Also.
A pair Of DuS Color Horses, very stylish, and
wOrk sn, where.
Two new splendid Family Carriages, built to
OTder
One new No-top Trottiug Wagon.
Rev al d Second hand aTTisges Buggies, Wagons
Harness, Saddles. &c, at private ssle
Ut W WALL ~, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
aSIR.NGE p.sSENGFR

TIE train from Bristol 10 ROCKVILLE y--,sr-
oh9 a. Speeding on as Wrstern way logoa--
~. AiGTeeny'lis o. vas siEiorged by co Dts
-ceht.'m and wi:e-eyicently % some a.
49, th'ugh so.ne a nat ftaguei by Tafs.
loihsc. msd bsck roe from the mOuGtSias 81
N's,'in north CAroliEa. lac ls-ge iOrf, yet
~ ne S,'h'i'N diIte. had nothiug la H. Ap-
l'afsIoss OT a-In-auor - at.ga-t ais D her no.
80 lhsn hist - GaitN ac,uId-i - a senti-nAs.
-. laaN-SE che 1Nas eNldeutiy .Ndy an tie
hu' sen-'-w hiie apparently reno. -iuL in ths
Wy tNbef TauU, 81 hraith d Ne ne ana
experienced sye, WAS Inant;-stIV not ~ e.Ss
WIN herself, sft'r h-r Disgusting rronnt.ia
'GTecisn bhd
"Aii sboaFd," cites Henry IvIe. .,,,.as
'iaie &c thr tel. 'toot. tool" lie y, l.t..ls
~ q Nv COS tie team
Now, m thai car-U-s moan tl.. car IN x.b,.h
cur couple Nerr srsi-d-werr all mamma ~
iIiks, a." grano-p pa. tie grand ma, tie "a bul
hotter ttar al, ONE hiEg less than a d. .r.n -
'rose an piuckea b. urus ~ uAold .s,la
y D N the Ttailiits OI m4tlnOay ssrA A. ~.
sTcaLa 81 The p -. Not "a iaS ut-. NAUSEA a.
ic,u young products az az tabor aau 6srSs-
Wrrt aIJtld % C-tcn Ia - .CfaG,s ~ t.s bios-
s,us stoft. gta.
Tn tram sped a-Our c8apla rested ,osay
IN Tee ir IuUlle seat tn I0u-A u4e itsR
ltN. u. tOI IA l. noe 80 sI-0..su. Ala.
Il VS. oii' o. ggfitr - = W way ID pr-s.aI
mlssry. " Ia, c.l a Wsa. , Toe coaIa =, q
! csiiro Ard H,Ary I've, al Ssys rromps -
EtlltNr tn ai.trr--st, - 1H hand BHug IaAn
& , u;SE PERCEPTION ana Des>ei WItGd VIA
some enl 'Tt~uyr "a ni. rr- mAiumuaial. a
shC TiNai- a. teTN nv dclsTm ned ms S1uTs.
Df tfta'ueur.
"il n he gentlemen y III please move 10 the
fn ward AT. Wa The geufi- rdIrt
"NiH'- n matter = IL Afyfbiug wroagf"
CT's,f he martens
rhhkv Of lie head asd fsr terrific Irosa.
IRON mCiheriy dame aW-d thril Iuso . l.uc-
why 81 thi-. Mt. C5u3u TOR I-taraa, al,
Exclaimed tisy OF t4e n1u>facl De- a. 4 rsl. claIn.
IAN The gentlemen fOr ward a. OIct.'' porslst-
cd Henry.
'.N.s, 60 on right now" cried "a, 81 Ia. cap
strings. "bynt b. stupgiu bat 40 Fggh- Alaagf
lug things arr gong GA now
a nd ey did 60 forward without knowing
WHY A BLANKET va hung up over the glsss
door OF that csr, Henry Lyle was Lunaag
ooytor st every wood yard. The bsntsa-d
males were not re-admil,.d 10 taat cAr The
young ladies didhf get out of the car.
fhsu'
Wien the cars got TO Knoxville, Henry was
emnarrsssed 10 mud A passebg-r aboard tor
v hon he had no ticket
lis hoy-and they called him Heary Lyle.
Ano1uIIe Herdid