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Disaster Follows Neglect.

Whoever feels the premonitory symp-
toms Of sickness should remember that IL
ADDS the agony of self eproach TO the
pangs OF disease to remember that they
might hcDe bee}t f1reUenled.
4 s11anguor. debility and low spirits are
often The precursors OF terrible Disorders
They Indicate an ifnm ediaa o necessity for
q tonic, and the best tonic In exisfence Is
B05TETrER'S STOMACH BTrTERS.
I Sick headache pain in the right side,
aud yellowness of The whites of the eyes
are unmisl az able symptoms of an ap-
preaching Billions attack. and. in order to.
ward II OF, common prudence dict ates the
propr1ety Of leSorIng to the most effica-
etOus of aH anti-bilious prepare tiQns -
HOSTErTE ERaS STOMACH TBPrTERs.
+ Flabulence, nausea. oppression after eat
ing. ifregulaf1ty OF the bowels, and q dis
taste for exeuton, denote a disOrdered
state of the stomach which, II neg lected,
is sure to culminate in chronic dyspepsia,
but which may be relieved in a few hours,
and entirely cured in few days. by tax
ing half aswfneglassfulo of HO5TEFTER'S
BI TIERS at regular IN tervals.,
3 All physicians admit that innumerabIe
4 yes Al e sacrificed every year that might
haN beer saved by precautionary DteCtcd-
ton. Refnem ber that one of the pIineipal
uses of HOS LETTERS BITTERS IS to put
the system in coEdition 10 REPEL DIS
EASE. 1t rec uits and restores the waning
strength, and is, therefore, especial. y
needed during the season when intense
heat makes such heavy and constant
drafts on the vital principle.
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IcINcTN MATT.
G0nFentiOn-A Working
e mans Candidate Nominated

ClNc1NsAT1, July 29.-The Repub-
Hcan Convention at Newark to-day
nominated Charles Cooper as. the
Workingmen' s candidate to represent
the Thirteenth Ohio District in Con-
gress- The name of Hon. Columbus
Delano was presented, but withdrawn
By his friends
At Marietta, the Democratic Con-
vention nominated the Hon. Martin
ID. Follett as Representative of the
Fifteenth Congressional District.
The Democratic Convention at
Cambridge nominated Josiah NJ. Es-
less. of Harrison County, as candidate
from the. Sixteenth District.
A man named M9shen committed
suicide to-day in ChilIicothe, Ohio,
by taking poison. He leaves a wife
and eleven children.
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MONETARY G COMMERCIAL
NeN FOrk Markef.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, July %.
CoTToN-Opened irmer: in fair demand; !;
elcsed quiet and dropping; sales of l,sD0
bales at ZSH@30c for middling upiands;
FEoUR-Receipts, 1855 barrels; quite and
drm; particularly for fresh ground; in
moderate demand; sales of 81 600 barrels
at SO 65d7 so for super fine State and West
ern: IS l5dS IS for extra State; So 20010 60
for extra Western; $40 659I3 90 for white
wheat extra; So 559l2 80 for Round Hoop
Ohio; 50 00gglI co for extra st. Louis; sll@
$l4 90 for good TO cnOice do. closing steady.
California, quiet and steady; sales of 5000
Rye FLouE1FirIn; sales Of $50 barrels
GoRN MEAL Quiet at g SO; western,
WHrsKY-Firmer and active; sales or
T20 barrels In bond at 52955c. ~
WHEAT-Recefpts 1880 bushels: quiet,
firm, and in moderate milling demasnd !;
sales q, 500 bushels at 81 95 for No. ] Spring;
- 30 for amber Winter Canada; So so for
Georgia; one load of No. i Milwaukee
choice sold at 81 SO. ~ aaa
RTE-scaTee and firm at 81 75@l 50.
BAILEY MALT-l lniet and steady.
CoRN-Receipts ,054 bushels; opened
81 o5@I ll14 for mixed Western afoat; ~ 10
Receipts 1880 bushels; nc lower;
sales $1,000 bushels at Sic for Western
afioat; S3c to arrive.
RICE-DulI.
. (OEEEE-SSu1eE ana nfIn.
SUGAR-Steady: sa les 400 hogsheadsi at
1l159lz1zc for Porto Rico; u@l214c for
Cuba.
MoLAssEs-Du ard heavy.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole in moderate
request; H@s9c for Buenos Ayres heavy
WooL = Steady and less active; sales
500, GOO pounds al 420l53c for domestic fleece.
PoRK--Flrmer aud in moderate demand;
sales of 800 barrels at S2S 25y2S SO for new
mess; closing at S2S 58 regulars; S28as!8 so
for old ditto S22 50923 co for prime; ssA 90
@24 So for prime mess; also sales of 600
barrels new mess, sellers SeptembeI. at
S28 50f12S 56; sales of 5000 barrels ditto, sell
lers' October, at S2S 25: also sales of 500 bar
rels ditto, sellers first half of August, at
SIS so. TLtl auG a aerf
isEEF--Steady; sales.of l55 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-FirmI sales OF 400 pa ages
at l21S@I3H for shoulders; l6149l714 for
hams; middies steady sales of 70 boxes at
17c for Stratford; 1870 for long clear.
IARD-A shade firmer; sales of z 100
tierces at i65s9lS1sc for steam, and lSQlS1zc
for Kettle rendered.. also sales of O
tierces prime steam, sellers September, at
1Sc. eFEft ,Un9sr fef
BUTrER-9teady at 25@33c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Flrn at n9I6e. ti15
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THE short speech made by, Hon.
PARIS G. DUNNING-who, In the pal
my days of the Democratic party. was
the idol of that organization in this
State-on Monday evening last. pro-
duced a very decided impression. The
CoHrtr seeks to remove the effects of
his blows by sneers and destinations,
but without success. 1t would be
wiser on its part to reply to the gem
.tleman's arguments, and deal less in
personal abuse. All that PARIS O..
DUNNING has done, since he was the
honored recipient of the Demo-
cratic party's favor aud confidence,
that he should be abused by
political fledglings, who have but
recently emerged from the shell. is to
stand by the Government and de-
nounee treason and rebellion. This
is his only crime. For this he is de-
nouneed by the Courier, and nothing
more. He is no aspirant for Office,
no solicitor of public favors. As a
citizen he was asked to give his views
on the great issues of the day, and he
responded frankly and plainly, it is
true, as is his right and duty. That
his words bhstered some of the nurse
lings of the party, not yet accustomed
to receiving hard blows, is their mis-
fortune and not his fault. IF thew
had not occupied the position of
the rebels against whom Mr.. Dun
MING directed his shots, they would
not have been hit. The futtering indi-
Gates that few of the shots were wasted
All, or nearly all, of them were well
aimed. We are gratifed to see the
effects they have produced, and take
pleasure in informing the CoHriel
that we partly have the promise o
Governor DUNNINa that he will make
us one or two more speeches during
the campaign. We advise it, there.
fore, to prepare for the worst.
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Tennessee Unable to Meet
the Payment of the In Il
terest on her Debt. ed
A Funding BIlI Propoaed.
The Chinese Embassy at.
New York. bSk = ..
NASHVILLE.
The State Unable TO Meet the Inter-
est ON the Debt-4FWnding the Debt.

NASHVILLE, July ga bill
passed the State Senate to- day uDaui-
mously expressing the inability of the
State to meet its interest, and pro-
viding for the funding oil the State
debt, principal and interest due aud
to become due in 3 years, in thirty
year bonds at 8 per cent. interest, pay
able in Nashville. n lo a'a.1 las7f 'i1a
In the House, the bill to abolish
the Financial Board was passed IMAM
imously. 1l.'i n.ss a
In the Senate, resolution was Of
fered to raise a joint committee TO
wait upon the Governor, and ask him
to recommend the removal ofpoIitieal-
disabilities from the dislranchised
citizens of Tennessee. e'ita1e - a
A construction train went out on
the Nashville & Northwestern Rail-
road to-day. Regular trains will run
as soon as the road is repaired h.ea
The militia will probably be called
out. "pn" - Ht3h 60 refl
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st. Louls Market.

BY Telegraph.J ST. LOUIS, July 29.
ToBACco-Demand good, and prices well
sustained. There were heavy sales of un-
d ressed at 81 3091 60; dressed 81 40.
FIoUR-F Firm, with sales of superi1ne at
So 7s07 90: choice extra and double extra
at IS 25@8 "a; xxx aud fancy s10 U0ta12 so.
F WHEAT-ActiVe and higher; 81 250g2 %
for pr me to fancy white Winter; 81 .5g2 30
for choice 70 fancy and red; prime Spring
sold at 81 20.
CoRN-Small receipts caused higher
prices; mixed and yellow S29S4e; white at
90d02c.
+ OATs-HeaVy and the receipts caused a
decline, new closing at 4S950c.
BAKIEY-N ominal; 81 25,91 so for prime
to choice.
RYE-Hfgher; 81 l0@I 10.
PRoVIsIoHs = Quiet and steady. Pork
sold at S29 co. Bacon-shoulders I21kaI /;
clear rib 161<c; clear sides at 1zc. sugar
cured hams 2O1$c. IIard-choice joDtling at
171S'S sc: tierce lS5zc.
WHIsKY-UDchanged 81 %.
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FANNY FERN having saidsT the men
of the present day are fast, aPREN-
TICE replies " that they have to be to
catch the women" 55,.
THE National HatelhsencevB styles
the Congress of the United States as
Rioters and outlaws in, authority, .
who should be scoureed BY one and
all the forms of punishment that law
prescribes. illa 9aF 'aoslsq 2
~ ga =. ,iIo9 Iii
THE Washington Iatsllfgeaeer wants
to know if il wouldn t beGa good idea
to present the trooly loil 2 African
with some of the Congressional co..
logne, and bid him depart 10 peace.
We.cann OF think Mr.. NIBLKCK would
endorse such Disposition of the 60
lOgne and kid gloves for which he
voted. .te bai bsi4o1 sna41 "a
JEFFERSON DAVIS fell down "a
stairway at Montreal, the other day.
breaking three Of his RIBS Unless
justice is cheated there 10 no danger
of his neck ever being broken id that
way. -., PIN .A sn<-
MR. SEYMoUR, speaking Of .qhis
nomination to recent visitor. said ,
I" / have since learned to my satisfac-i
tion that had my name not been.
sprung as it was, aHENDRIeKs
would have been nominated, ia twoior
three more ballots. . That IS clever
on the part Of the distinguished New
Yorker. bee sniofist
AN old offender was lately intro
duced to anew county justice as J ohm
Simmons, alias Jones, alias Smith.
+" I'll try the two women first, said
the Justice; bring in Alice Jones" i
LETTERS from Rome speak, in the
most positive manner Of the. discon-
tent and dissensions in the ranks Of
the motley Papal Army. There are
constant quarrels and fights between
the different nationalities U0mposiDg
it. la recent affray at the Macao
Barracks three men are said to have
been killed and dozen wounded,
SOMEBODY has been tampering with
the election bill passed by the Con-.
necticut Legislature, and has made
some very decided changes ip. it. The
bill will be re-enacted in its original
shape, and the depredator punished
fdiscOvered, by State prison con6ne,
L ent. as a EslIse,l, s,ie'.s
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AUGUSTA.
Raius-M Murder by a POlIeeman.

AUGUSTA. Ca, July 26. = Heavy
rains have been falling several days.
The remains of Cornelius Redd,
who was killed by the police last
night, were inferred this afternoon.
They were followed to the grave by. a
large procession of citizens and fire.
men. 1t is understood that the Cor
oner's Jury have found a verdict of
guilty against the police officers. s,
An Indignation meeting will be
held te-morr0w, to protest against
the municipal government.
The election of Joshua Hill and
Mr.. Miller to the Senate is the cause
of much congratulation among the
citizens. - V13ssf5e5b 3 81 rassf r.4tf-
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MONTGOMERY.
Rain-Lsgislatl1e Proceedings

MoNTaoMERY, Alabama, July 29.-
1t has been raining slightly all night
and to- day. ...-. -
In the Senate. yesterday and to-day
was consumed in discussing a bill to
punish and prevent Kukluxism.
In the House the extreme men are
irving to bring up the common car
rier bill. Tie matter is before the
caucus, and will be acted on in day
or SO.aH4 -i go ~4 4. -
The disability question, and the re-
election of Electors by the State Leg
isIature will likely be acted on IN the
caucus tonight.
The legislation is almost entirely
Of local character.
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APOLoGY.-Much of our space to.
day and tomorrow will be taken up
by the recently enacted law for the
taxation of whisky and tobacco. AS
many of our business men are largely
interested in tobacco, and not a few
in whisky to them the law will,
perhaps. be interesting reading.
However that may be, the law ncces-
sarily excludes much other reading
matter.
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T,onIsyIIle Market.

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. July 2s.
ToBAcco-SaIes of SO hogsheads; nrmer
rates. lugs to medium leaf $79l5 %; owen
Comfy cutting $l9 50-
FIoUR-Sup perffne 70 2og0 oO.
WHEAT-$l S512 90. N -L ~ ts
CoRN-93995c-
OATS-NeW 45@5Oc.
RYE-$1 p
barrels delivered in New Orleans at $780,
TARD-lSGlS14c. in tterces.
BAcoN-shoufdeTs 1870, clear riD sides
BUIK MEATS Shoulders quiet clear
sides Ice.
CoTToN-281zc.
WHIsKY-Raw, free, Is in bond.
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EnrODean Market.

By Cable a 3 LONDON, u1y 29--EVe.
CoEsoLs-Closed at 94s4 for both money
and account. ssaH ls.zrss fa
BoNDs--Steady at 72lz; Illinois Central
94ss; Erie 4s5z. a 1sn4a 81
st5ls 5f4a FRANKFORT. July 29-Eye,
BoNDs4A At 761S. aa n.
LIVERPOOL, July 29--Eve.i
CoTroN--Closed heavy; sales 5000 bales
uplands at "a Orleans %.
BREApsrUFFs-corn advanced to 35s 81.
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Secretary of the Treasury and deliver
them to the express or place them In
the mails on or before that day.
7, (Signed) % FL sMcCULLOCH, Sec y s
- A letter received from Capt. HenFy
a Wise, of the United States Navy,
formerly Chief of the Bureau of Ord
nance, announces his arrival at Corls-
bad Bohemia, whitherl he has gone
for the benefit of his health! -
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ATLANTA.
nIsetIOn Of united states senalOrs.

/ ATLANTA, July 29.-Joshua Hill
and III. ". NJ Miller were to-day
elected United States Senators on a
joint ballot of the Senate and House.
For the long term Hill received 10
votes; Brown 81. For the short term
Miller received 119; Blodgett 73;
scattering 20. The announcement of
the election of Hill and Miller gives
general satisfaction. 1t was received
with cheers. Much confusion was
manifested on the announcement, and
the galleries and lobbies were ordered
cleared. 4 na.... ...--l-
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INDIANAPOLIS, July 29.-The de-
monstration to might by the Republic
cans. In honor of the return of Sena-
tor Morton, IS the largest and finest
that has ever occurred in this cltyA
A delegation of forty prominent he,
publieans, including the State and
city officials, went to Centerville, the
Senator's former home, this morning
and escorted him to this city.
At all points along the route, where
the train stopped, large crowds were
assembled, who greeted him with en-
.thusiastic cheers. He made short
speeches at Cambridge, Dublin, and
Knightsto8n. On his arrival in this
city, a torehlight procession OF the
Is Fighting Boys in Blue, over adnile
In length, was formed, and escorted
him through the principal streets to
the Court House Square, where the
reception speeehdwas made by Hon.
A. G. Porter. member of Congress.
Senator Morton said In reply:
am wholly unable tonight to attempt
a response. L can. only thank you
from my heart for this kindness, L
cannot find words to express my feel
ings. | must not-dare Dot-attempt
/ to refer to the position of things to-
day, aud the duties that now press
upon us all, without attempting to
bring to your cemprehension the vast
sacrifices that have been made:
It is enough for us. to understand
that all we have suffered and lost will
be in vain, if we shall, at the forth
coming election, place the power OF
this nation in the hands Of its .ene-
mies against which we have been con-
tending since the beginning Of the
Erebellion. 1t is still the same con
| test. s
The match game Of base ball be-
tween the Buckeyes, of Cincinnati,
aud the Actives, of this city, to-day
resulted in fayot of the former by ;
score og g. to D.. nsaf f... ..aeo-
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LOUISVILLE, July 29.--The steam-
er General Buell. left this seveuing,
having on sboard the two brothers
Reno, who have for the past few days
been incarcerated In the New Albany
jail. They are charged with compile
ity in the recent express robberies.
Their destination is Lexington Jail,
Scott County, Indiana. 3a
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHIEF Justice Elected.

OoLUMBIA. sc, July 29.-Frank-
lin j. Moses, father of the Speaker of
the House, was elected Chief Justice
to-day over ID. Il. Corbin, United
States District Attorney at Charles
ton. The election of two Associate
justices will take place Tomorrow.
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By Telegraph NEW York. July %.
DRY GooDs--The market for staple styles
or cotton goods steady, and a moderate in
Quiry for heavy brown Sheetings ut l7G9l8c;
l314(9141zc; fancy yles IN Madder wooden
goods are generally improved, and In re-
quest at 81 5012 90 per yard for fancy. .eassi-
Ineres, anetsI 50@2 so tor black doeslsins.
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MOFHERSi MOTHERsi. MOTHERS
& DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrss WinsloW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEFTHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
with neUeT Juttt7lg success f'l tho4tS0'aos "
cases.
Z 1T not only relieves the child from pain
but fuvigorates the stomach ana bowels.
colrects ac1dity, and gives tone ana energy
10 the whole system. IL Will also INSTANTLY
j eIieve IiRlPIN5 in THE BOWELS and WIND
COLIC.
tefgsJ "a the sDog,yd In all cases Of DYSelsfegD
,Tid TJfsyyBopz III C9tfldSe99, whether arlsin9
\ Full directions Tor using W1u accompany
each bottle. 1890 -
fes(JOTIII ING SYRUP" having tue Jdc-stnl
NJ OF :. CUHTIs q PERKINS" +" on the outside
WRAPPER All Others are base limitations.
lea dEW6fn
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WASHINGTON.
Departure OF Chinese EmbaSsy-R Re.
duetiOn OF Employees In the Ada.
tamt Generals Oflce--ImpOrtan
to Holders OF 7.S0 A0tes. b s..ls...

3 WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Chi
nese Embassy left Washington o-day
for Auburn. N. Y. $500 = isi' -
The force In the Adjutant Generals
Office has been reduced to fifty or sixty
clerks, owing to the failure OF Con-
gress to make the necessary appropri-
alton of money for their employment.
General Howard, Commissianeraef'
the Freedmen's Bureau, has written a
letter to Brevet Brigadier General
Brooks, Assistant Commissioner for
Maryland, directing the operations OF
the Bureau In that State, excepting
educational work and payment Of
oounties, as provided by law, be dis.
continued on and after the 10Th of
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Memphis Markef.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, July 20.
COTTON Quiet: no sales; receipts 8
bales; exports / bale. alt .e5 ta
FEoUR-DuIIs superine 81 so f
WHEAT--si 1892 co.
GoRN-900Q3c. AtA 7st
OATS-70175e. ~ 5a
HAY--&l89zO.
BRAN-S23a24. ~ 81
CORN MEAL-S4 5064 rs.
2 PORK-$28 so. 80 TffIfIs tAEtsft
LARD--lS1z9l91zc.
BACON Quiet; shoulders 1S1zc; clear
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bellows FALLS, Maine, July -29.
The Bellows Falls Hotel block,
Kings building, and harness shop
in this place was destroyed by fire this
morning.
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View orleans Markef.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. July %. "a
CorroE-DuII and irregular; niddling
281zc, no sales receipts IL bales. 20 4
ExcHANGE-Ste Sterling 5712960; New York
sight draft u premium. r. 3lsJ8
sSUGA AR N N0minally unchanged. b aa
& oLAssFES--U changed aud nominal.
FLoUR-Dulf; superffne IS. ~
GoRN-QuIet at 90c4$l 03.
4OATS-Nominaiiy-7 -75o.-
HAY Unchanged. ~
PoRK-Qufe mess $40 SO. Ais s3
. BAcoN-Quiet; shoulders 13c: clear rib
Nominal; tlerce lsc; keg 1s1zc.
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DETROIT, July 29.-The Republi-
cans of the Fifth District have nom-
mated o. ID. Conger, of Port Huron,
fo1. Congress. at
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TREASURY D8pARrATExr, N
l. r

Holders Of 7-3O Treasury notes
falling due July, 10Th. 1863. are noti-
Of these notes into $50 bonds will
cease on the list day of August next
Those desiring to have their, notes
converted should address them. to the
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fOnlcal Notes.

THERE were no less than sixteen
business failures in Omaha last week.
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Gold Medal steam and Horse Power
gEEE TX II sa'aA ls. IL s.
Manufactured by the Robinson Aa-
chine Works

wxOR LIGHT DRAuaEET. SPEED
" in threshing, and saving and cleaning
equal in America. All IS Ho e0htefa plate
buying this season Will consult tifetr ln-
terest by calling ON or add fesslns ns soon
Mills and EvapOraLors, Cifier Alils. 4e.. .see-
THOS. BCANILIA e son
NO. Main Street, iAiarbie HaIl3
Jy3-d2m Evansville. Ind.
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PHALOy,s afAPmaN L0TI9E
rrOR DE Mayo. ,
1877 IlE. HE.Kaa >

New Perfume for the HapdkerchIeE.
Exonisite, Delicate, Last ng Fragrance.
PHALON d son, New York.
Sold by al druggists. LIS dls
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Senator EOrtOn's ReceptIOn-The
Largest and Finest thar has Ever
occurred In the City He Is Greeted
by Large Crowds Along the Road
"A TOrchlight Pr0cessiOn-The
Fighting Boys I'm Blue Out-Large
Procession.
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Notice Of Sale

AYOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN. fhat
~ will sell at private sale. om and after
the l1th day or July next al the shop, en-
Market Street, between Division and In&ie
> reefs, the personal property oi Gasper
Schellhase, late OF Wanderburgu county :
deceased, consisting OF wu1on-mak ketsf
Tools luID ber, and rarity hntsaeu WorNs
Terms Of sale--A credit Of one yea~s tnH
purchaser giving his mote. with approved
security, waving valuation and appHs-e-
ment Laws.
iel9 WIS., AdminiafraffiN
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ROBERT SMITH.

II IN a q n ( q tx = Ess
MAIN STREET, bel. Fourth aud FIfths
kvAEsvrfLE. IND,
Has 1ust receiveti a new Hearse, the finest
ever I'm the city. a larRi assortment OF
Metallic Cases Gaslsets aud Collins kept
constantly on hand. liyi8 d8us
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N%- How r1G-ay mothers suffer the agony
u seeing ti-C1r "a tile ones snatched away
rom theL1 ( s { le Whooptng Cough. o.
O1pthertay vi en- T.singie bottle OF Poland
White Pic CC-l Dound would have saved
the bGf yADiifCs n It's infallible.
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NOth Patches, Freckles 8 Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY Ion
hose BRowE DIsooLoRATIoNs on the face
Fs57ys Moth and EFeckLe Lotion. Pre-
Jared only by Dr.. b. G. PERRY, 40 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar28 d6m
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DR.. ]. W. P0LAND'S H iil6
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The Great New England Remedy.
DIR. J.. w. POLANDss % rad
White Pine Compound !

Is now offered to the af1fcted throughout
the country, after having been proved By.
the test OF thirteen years IN the New Eng
land States, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, ii derives its virtues. M t8 81
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New York Dry Goods Marker. J

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