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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

AT the Republican Congressional
Convention held at Westyille, La
porte County, on the 24th inst, Gen.
JASPER PACKARD was nominated as
successor to the Hon. SCHUYLER Coz
FAX Gen. PACKARD was Colonel of
the 128th Regiment of Indiana Vol
unteers, and made an honorable re-
cord as a soldier. He is a lawyer by
profession.
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The Indianapolis correspondent OF
the Cincinnati. Enquirer says that the
Indiana DELEGATION to the National
Convention will go for Senator HEN
DRIoKs if they cant have NJ. PEN
DLETeK They are, however. more
likely to go for Mr.. PENDLEToE if
they can't have Mr.. HENDRICRs.
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If the Democrats are in favor of
the restoration of the Southern States,
and the Republicans opposed to it,
how does it happen that all the Re-
publieans, including the seven anti
impeachers, voted for the immediate
admission of Arkansas over the Pres
ident's veto, while every Democratic
Senator voted against it2 This is a
plain common sense question for plain
men to ask themselves and their
neighbors. It at once, disposes of all
the outcry that the Republicans want
to keep the Southern States out of
the Union, while the Democrats are
doing all they can to bring them in.
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Agents Nor enc journal.

fl. A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind
HARRY &. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. J. L HEMMKNwAY, Boonville, Ind
o. r. DEBRULKR, New burgh, Ind.
JOHN M. LOCKWOOD, Mt Vernon, Ind.
]. n. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
il. w. WEAVER. Poseyville, Ind.
b. B. CORwTN, BOmervtlle, Ind.
Capt. WHITING, Cynthiana, Ind.
IL. j. RoGERs. New Harmony. Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton, Ind.
THos- MCCUTCHEN, Sandersville, Ind.
URBTN MARES. Black Hawk Mills, Ind
They will also receive and forward to o.
@wde 70 for Binding and Job Printing.
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5. q. MERCER, editor of. the Nash
vile Press, ANNOUNCES himself a cam
didate for the Republican nomination
in the Fifth Tennessee District, now
represented by bon JOHN TRIMBLF.q
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MARRIED.

TABoR-DUDGEON.- the 18th inst,
a. st. Pauls Church, by the Rev. w. II.
Van Antwerp, Mr. EDWARD TABOR TO
Miss KATE S. DUNGEON, both OF this city.
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rorelgnIntelIIrence.

NEW YORK, August ga Vienna
letter says one of the sharp.shooters
from America has won goblet. His
name Is Mr.. Timothy Gruez, of High
land, Illinois. '..#a
Ata recent distribution in the COL
! lege of st. Barbe, theson of CabaIquac
refused TO accept prize from The son
of Napoleon the Hid. He remembered
that the Emperor imprisoned his father
who saved Paris from a reign of terror
in IS4S. The affair created great stir
in. Ihe school. -G
lit is reported in Rome that Cardinal
Bonnparte will be appointed by the
Pope to the Arch Blshopric OF Blasen-
dorff, (which Will make
him Primate OF the united Greeks.
A letter from Florence, Italy, says !:
NV observation and Information only
tend to confirm my impression that the
party of Action is secretly working
throughout Italy. In the first place
Menoiti and RiccIottI Garibaldi are
constantly travelling in Italy and make
frequent voyages TO CapreTa. When
visiting the Italian towns they are
known to have long confidential inter-
views with leading Garabaldi parti-
zans, and it is not unreasonably con-
cluded that these visits, costing long
and ex pensive journeys, are not under
taken for the mere pleasure ofeXChang-
ing friendly salutations. Menotu Gar
ibsldi, according to a Turin Democratic
organ, has lately visited England in
order to collect funds for a second Gar
ibal1ian invasion. His brother, it may
be remem bered, made similar visit
last year, with very good results.
Another significant point Is that a
movement has recently been on foot TO
organize mutual relief or benefit socie-
ties among the Garibaldtans.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. August
24-The meeting OF General Rosecrans
with ex-Confederate Generals and
statesmen here, assumes importance
from the frequent meetings that have
been held yesterday and to-day. Gen.
Rosecrans and Alexander d. Stevens
were in consultation during a portion
of yesterday evening, and by this even
ing it is expected that the programme
agreed upon will be developed. All
persons here, both Southeruers and
Northerners, are sanguine of the best
results from the meeting.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
Aug. 25.-Gen. Rosecrans came down
here OF his own desire, to see the repre-
sentative men of the South to ascertain
their views and sentiments on public
affairs and security. He has had cor
dial reception and was much pleased
with the attention paid him by South
ern men. He has had frequent inter-
views with Generals Lee and Beaure-
gard, and Alex. n. Stephens, Governor
Pickens, Letcher and others on public
matters, and the utmost cordially and
frankness was manifested on all sides.
Some plan will doubtless be adopted
for future action, but it is somewhat
surrounded in mystery at present. The
plan will be developed in a day or two.
Generals Lee and Beauregard visited
the Hot Springs yesterday, and return
ed again the same day.
Waldemer Bodisco, of the Russian
Legation, has arrived here. General
Rosecrans will return to Washington
on Friday.
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Prize Fight.

BALTIMoRE, August 24.-At the prize
fight which took place on fravers
Island, Northumberland county, Va,
the men made their appearance in the
ring at seven minutes past ten O'Clock,
and after some delay in choosing q
referee and ring keeper, time was called
for the first round. Neither of the men
were in a proper condition to fight, both
being under their proper weight, Col
lyer going into the ring at one hundred
aud twenty three pounds, and Edwards
atone hundred and twenty-one pounds.
The fight was stoutlY and stuhbornly
was about even, the friends of each
man urging his claims most yocifer-
oQslY. The fight lasted one hour and
fourteen minutes.
II the forty-seyenth round Edwards
struck Collyer II terrific blow on the
jugular which knocked him out of
time, rendering him senSeless for over
fifteen minutes. Both men show signs
of severe punishment, though Edwards
walked to the beach unsupported and
would allow no one to assist him on
board the steamer,
On the downward passage u light
sprung up between some of the r0ughs
soon after leaving Baltimore, in which
knives, pistols and bludgeons were
freely used. One man, Pat Mullen, of
breast; another had a finger shot of,
and a third was stabbed in the side and
head. The upward trip was quiet. Five
hundred persons were present at the
fight. There was steamer from
Washington, apd a tug from Philadel-
phia with private party of about 30
persons.
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UNION COUNTY ConvEN4IOE

The Union Republican Executive Com
mittee of Ohio county recommend to the
Union voters OF the respective townships
that they assemble in primary meeting on
Saturday August 2sth, for the purpose of
nominating township officers and appoint
ing delegates to the County Convention.
The primary meetings will be held as fol-
lows:
washington Hall at ~ O'Clock P. NJ.
Union township at Club Room on Clay
street at ~ =. N.
Webster township at Club Room, La Belle
Hall at 71k O'Clock p. II.
Washington. Centre and Richie town
ships at their usual places of voting at ~
o'clock P. II. .s
Triadelphla township at Frank LnwSons'
at I2 o'clock NJ.
Liberty and Richland at their usual places
of voting, at O'Clock p. N.
The County Convention will assemble at
Washington Hall at o'clock P. u. on Sat
urday, September 5th, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the House OF Dell
egates, Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, Sur
veyor and Assessors, and appointing dele
gates TO Senatorial and Judicial Conventions
hereafter to be held.
JOHN MoLURE JR., Chairman.
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e U R o Pc

LONDON, August 24.-A grand din
ner was given in honor of Admiral Far
ragut, on Wednesday evening, by the
English ambassador, at lis residence
at Therapia.
News has been received at Bombay
that Shere Ali has been proclaimed
Omen of Ahghanistan.
LIVERPOOL, August 25.-Dlspatch-
es continue to be received giving
accounts OF the shipwrecks caus-
ed by the recent gale. A vessel arrived
at this port reports having seen the ship
Favorifs Off the coast of Ireland. The
Favorite sailed from this port a few
days since for New Orleans. She had
ex perienced the gale and was dismast-
ed and in a sinking condition. The
crew, however, stubbornly refused to
leave the ship.
LONDON, August 25.-Notwithstand-
ing the sharp opposition of a large por-
tion of the British press, the appoint
ment of the Earl of Mayo, the present
Secretary of State of Ireland, to be
Governor General of India, has been
determined on by the Government.
Lord Mayo will leave for India in
October TO assume the duties of his new
ONCE.
LONDON, August 25.-The charred re-
mains of thirty-two victims of the ter
rible railroad accident near AbeTgale,
Wales, were buried to-day.
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rhn Ca,,la pIncne.

COLUMBUS, o., August 25.-The Exec
utive Committee of the State Board of
Agriculture met here to-day to take
measures to prevent the cattle plague
from being introduced in the State.
They adopted resolutions recommend
ing the Governor to appoint three Com
missioners with power to adopt meas
ures TO prevent the Introduction or
Transporting of cattle through the State.
On their suggestion the Governor ap-
pointed the following Commissioners :
VIM. A. Neil, Jr., OF Madison county,
T. V. Riber, of Wyandotte. and John
EnOoh, of Logan county, giving them
instructions and authority to prosecute
all persons who shall violate, any pro-
visions OF the act passed by tho LegisIa-
ture April 10Th, 1867, entitled IAN act
to prevent the spreading of contagious
diseases among horses, cattle, stock"
&C., and TO lake other steps to prevent
the Introduction of oattlo disease in the
Stale. He also warned all persons that
the introduction of Texas or other cat
tie infested with disease is prohibited
by law.
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mASsACHUsErTs.

BosroN, August 25.-The Chinese Em-
bassy are visiting the factories at Law
renee to-day.
The Norwich steam boat train this
morning, near Cambridge crossing, col
lided with butchers cart, the driver
of which was asleep. Three passenger
cars were thrown from the track. No
person seriously injured. The cars were
considerably damaged.
BOSTON, August 25.-Preliminsry ar
rnngements are being made for the
contemplated reunion of the officers OF
the Army of the James in this city on
the second of September next. The
committee having the matter in charge
are General F. A, Osborne. Colonel q.
C. Fulton, Doctor Ainsworth and Capt.
C. a. Brooks.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.
aARKEFs By TRLRGKAPH.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25, 1868.
REGULAR RKPoRTs


CoTToN-A shade lower; sales ], 900
bales at aOa9O1z; middlIng uplands,
chiefly SOC.
FLoUR-Closed dull at 10a15c lower
for middling and good grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui and slightly in
buyers favor, with limited export and
milling demand. Rye-D1ll and heavy
at 81 40A1 43 for southern and 81 50a1 60
for western. Oats-Firm at 7Sc in store
and soc afloat for old western, and Tia
TIC for new at the railroad depot. Corn
Quiet and steady at 81 14a1 19 for un-
sound, and 81 191<a1 % for sound new
mixed western af1oat. a-f
PRoyIsIoHs-- Pork-Firm; sales 500
barrels mess at $2S so for check to-moI-
row, and 250 barrels at $2S S71k for reg
uIar. Beef-FIrm and q fair HemRno.
LaEd-Steady at 1sAa19 for fair to
prime steam. Eggs-Quiet and IN
changed.
MONEY AND EToCKs.
GoLD-Lower and weak; opened at
145X. and closed at 144%.
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MARYLARD.

BALr1MoRE, August 25.-over ten
Schutzenfest to-day. The music, vocal
and instrumental, was very fine, and
the shooting during the afternoon
brisk. The day was bright and cheer
ful and everything passed OF most
pleasantly. t
BALTIMORE, August 25.- Michael
Doyle, residing near TOwsOntown, Balti-
more county, was shot and instantly
killed, on the 22d inst, by John Carroll,
neighbor of his. A pig belonging 10
action WAS brought against Carroll for
damages, and the trial wRs held on
Saturday, after which the parties, as
they were returning home, got Into q
quarrel that resulted in the killing oi
Doyle. Carroll was arrested and IS now
| in jail.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxc1sco, August PA slight
shock of earthquake was felt today IN
this city.
Idaho advices say the Democrats car
ried the Senatorial Election by con-
siderable msjotfty. The Republicans
elected q few local officers.
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BUFFALO, August 25.-Geo. Clarke
John Ray and Moses Lee, three New
Workers, were arrested here, and gold
certificates for ten thousand dollars that
had been stolen from Robt. J. Walker
were found in their possession,
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS Opened lower,
but closed firmer with considerably
more activity in Issues held chiefly at
home, while exportable bonds are
II3aI131<; do '64, los <aIOsN; do '65.
l07al071s; do '6S, 1071Sa1O73S; 10-4Os,
l0S1Sa1OS%. l.as p ~ -
STocKs-5:30 prices: Pacific Mail
10l1<a1O15<; Western Union Telegraph
SS3<a34; New York Central 1257fal251<;
Erie 491<a497S; do preferred 701<a701l;
52a52N; Michigan Central 11Sa119;
Michigan Southern s2Sas3: Toledo
9S7<as9i Fort Wayne 1065sa1Osz. -i-5
Empress SHAREs-Wells, Fargo d
Co. 27a271<; American 4l1<a42; Adams
4S1<a4STs; Merchants Union 2l3Sa2l1<;
United States 421<a42A. s.,...f
Cincinnati.
/ AUGUST 25.-FLoUR-DulI; family
SO T5aS10. ,s ,.,,..-I i,..tl..4. 4.i,-..,
GRAIN-wheat-Dull; No. 2 81 So (;
No. 81 50; it was not offering freely
at these rates, but 1t would not bring
any more. Corn-Dull at 92A93c for
ear; no demand for shelled; It would
not bring any more than ear. Oats
Quiet but steady at 55c for No. l, and
57c for white. Rye-In fair demand at
81 25a1 IS. Rarley-Scarce and wanted
at q 10 Tor NO. l spring ana $2 - Ior
fall on the spot; no demand for it for
future delivery.
OoTToN-Nominally unchanged" 10
ToBAcCo-Steady. s.lf s.--. a.srs
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 Is in bond.
+ . PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork-In moder-
ate demand at S2s 20, but Is held at $29,
and we understand this rate was paid
for 100 barrels. Bulk meats-Held more
firmly, but the demand Is not large.
Shoulders-Helda at 1886. Sides-141lc.
Bacon-Firm shoulders can't be
bought below I971c; clear sides 171<c.
Lard-Heglectedi it is held at 1sAc,
and small jobbing sales were made at
this rate.
BUrrER-Scarce and higher; fresh
35a3Sc. r.. .... .r-.,.r..
EGGs-15a16c.l
observation-disclosures at 81 II. Pc
troleum-In fair demand at SSaS6.
GoLD-144H.
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Announcement of Public Meetings

Tha IJnion Republican State Central COM
rnitfee annOuuce the following list OF Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakeTs named below: .....r
County Committees and all Union men are
reOueSted to see that full notics is given OF
line meetings iu their county and that
proper accommodations for speakers ana
audience are provided.
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RIXer ana weather.

PITsBUReH, August 25.-River d
inches and at stand. Weather clear
aud warm. Mercury 7So.
CINCISSATI, August 25.-WeatheT
clear. Thermometer 7so.
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. 1HufSttugi <1"b'-SS%'
Fairmo'l, Hon. Hon y Y. i F SleysIS9n' Sdfrna1S3
Hon. j. Z. McGrew.
Friday, AugiLst IS.
Sb;susfo1. Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon. +. II. PeirFolnt.
Saturday, Au1lLst 90.
Consyou. Hon. O. d. Hubbard.
Prof. d. ]. McDatd.
T2-;,Inenort Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
UaS6JtotSn, Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
2uesday, SEPTEMBER. l.
NjcboI1s C. H. 2. D. Horan, Esq
Capt. I. 6. Putnam.
Mai. 4. Gaines.
phiUfDrt Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon. J. G. McGrew.
Hon. j. 7. Hoke.
Uesfor Hon, W. I, Wiley.
Hon. c. d. Hubbard.
Nerp Hartf,ls,iHe, John K. Hubbard.
pocah ahOJltds C. H, capt. W. A. Monroe.
Thursday, SepteniIerGrd,
Ee,t I1,,iou: Hon. c. D. Hubbard.
Friday, September 4th.
Brrrton, c. H., Hon. d. d. T. Farnsworth.
.g Saturday, SEPTEMBER o.
HeItoiG' StSR Boone o., Capt g. ". Smith.
-s. Monday, September :.
BE1rtb,sLuro. Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
Hon. q. d: Hubbard
Boone H, Capt. e. w. Smith.
~. Iueaddy, September s
Cbalsnoafth, w.. Gen. W. H. Powell.
'0''''''''' Capt. j. N. Phelps.
- Wednesday,. .Septembers.
!s2ephe4tLuolcn, Hon. W. L. Stevenson.
''F7T'YY'esTf u - a Hon. q. d. Hubbard.
Thursday, September 10.
WYpfeId. -..s E-E Gen. W. II. Powell.
capt. ]. n. Phelps.
SfI 3farus. on Jno. A. Hutchinson, ,Jr
Gen. F. P. Peirpoint.
Friday, September II,
Berkeley Sorinos Hon y. + E. s3SSi stsyenk9n' i4S
-r Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Saturday. September Il
c5,nnber1,y Summit. Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. Benz. stanton.
Hon. O. ID. Hubbard.
RiDLey Gen. w. h. POWELL.
Monday, September II.
Eeay Greek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Spencer, Maj. X. 8. Brown.
= = ..s ]. q. SchIlling.
NfchoIGI C. e., Capt. @. w. Smith.
Iue1dny, Septembe, Is. i.=s
Buckhqnnon, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. Z. D. Hubbard.
Hon. ]. @. MeGrew.
AolnatdiJl Core, Capt Z. W. Smith.
Wedneliav, September l6.
C7Gksburo, Hon. W. E Stevenson.
Thursdoy, September II,
FS4vette C. H., Capt c. w. Smith.
srE FTiday, September IS.
Pu,bss Co,,yt HOUSE. Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
'.I Gov. e. H. Peirpoint.
7l. --- Monday. September n.
p,lutu,eirn. Hon. w, E. Stevenson.
GrGni4Ufile, MAI. R. .: Brown.
JIG. Schnl1ng..
Wednesday, September 80,
Gflner, G.. q, Gen. F. P. Peirpoint.
Friday, oetoOer2.
Charleston, Hon. W. E. stevenson.
IS Il Monday, octo6er5.
CodLsrrouth, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
TIleSddy, October 8.
Winfield, Hon. w. e. Stevenson.
.s- Wed,IesdGy, Oetooe7, --i
Ru6aIo, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson.
80 Zhursdi1y, OctO6gS,
POfnt Pleasant, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
loo Saturday, oe@Sr 10, Ett
C1beH Court Rotse, Hon. W. e. Stevenson.
Spencer --1-l go - Gen. W n. Powell.
Hon. J. II. Phelps.
Monday, october u,
| CeTodO, BGyyae Co., Hon. W. E. Stevenson
WetiaEsdGy, Octoberl4,
Mason Guy, Hon. ". E. Stevenson.
Fuddy, October l6,
RduenSloood, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Monday, October 10,
BeHriHe, ts!ii'E Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Wednesday,, October u, 4fi-,.
PurkersbtrD, Hon: W. z. stevenson.
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ArrVed.

NKw York, August 25.-The steam
ship Harmonic, from Hamburg, has
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Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Wara.
REMOVAL.

T HAVE REMOVED NY woRK-sHo
i and Store-R Room
From I7s Market to IO6 Mntn street
Where wiz be pleased to see an my OF
cTlstomers and rs many new ones as chooaa
to Give me their patfun4Re. have q ful1 az
Rorfment of all Kinds OF ware usually found
In such establishments, and am prepared 70
hl an orders for anything manufactured
foin COPPER, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrst-claSs job Workn61
and viii do any work promptly and att
low rates Is any establishment IN the State,
feb96-lyr GEO. W. JOHNSON.
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Chicago

easier at 81 5OaS 75 for spring extras.
GRAIN.-Wheat-2ch higher; sales No.
at 81 6Sa1 20. and No. at 81 5Sa1 62,
closing at 81 coal COX for No. 2; sales
since: change lat 81 90 for No. 2. Corn
Active and 15zal7<c higher; sales No.
at 979<s991<c; No. 2 at 9611a9Sc, and
rejected at 9611c; closing hrm at CSC for
No. in store; sales this afternoon at
soc for No. 1. Oats-Active. firm and
&c higher: sales at 501Sa52c; closing at
5I%a52c. Rye-3c lower; sales No. l at
81 24a1 261f; No. at 81 2Ia1 p, closing
at 81 2514 for No. 1. Barley-Aclive
and firmer at 81 5Oa1 81 for No. in
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Toledo.

AUGUST 25.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Wh shade lower;
amber, shade frmer; sales of white
Michigan 50 OF; amber Michigan 81 O3a
2 O31<; amber Illinois 81 12s No. 1 Red
81 90; No. 2 spring 81 60; amber, seller
August 81 O3; buyer do So 05; seller
Sept. 50 OO1Sa2 OIL. Corn-Unchanged at
81 O3 for No. 1. Oats-Steady at S61Sc
for No. 1; 551<c for No. 2. Rye-No. 1
81 33; No. 81 80.
FLAX SEED-S2 45
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The Peoples Bank.
DINNER PILLS,

AllpeIsnns OF bilious habits, aner eating
In the use Of DR.. Ro6aeks Blood Pills; they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach,
thus avoiding the pain, NAUSEA sour eructa-
Sold b an Druggists eyerywhdra.is aa
80 -5Ha s1f75 aau
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Milwaukee

AUGUST 25.-FLoUR-DulI and weak
and prices unchanged!
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and drm at
81 40 for No. in store.
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nIHE QUALITIES WHICH RECON-
mend the Wheeler and Wilson are:
/. Beauty and excellence of stitches alike
on both sides OF the article sewed.
2 Strength, nrInneSS, and durability OF
seam. that win not nip or rRvel.
3! Economy of thread. .l-.
A. Its attachments and wide range of ap-
plIcation to purposes and materials.
5. Compactness and elegance OF model and
8. Simplicity and thoroughncss of con-
struction.
ment and ouIetneSs OF movement.
EyeFy one Is invited 10 call and examine
these Machines at our salesroom, 80 Main
s'tssii GecIs WIN. SUMNER d co.