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UnltsS states 4, u, u. Elghtsen barrel

United States va. Eighteen Bnrrela
Whisky and Thirty One HUNDRED Cigars.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il for tho District of Louisiana, No. S365-By virtue
Of writ ofyenditonI expanas to directed in the
above entitled suit. 1 wilt proceed to sell 10 the
day of March, 1868. at II clock A. NJ, at United
States internal revenue bonded warehouse, No. 9,
corner OF Julia aud Foueher streets
Ihirty-one hundred GIG AIRS more or less
Terms-Cash. at time Of adjudication, in United
States treasury notes.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day Of March, 1853.
+. j. HEBRON,
No. 5Si-mhl7 202a23 u S. Marshal
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES,
United state. ". DIstiiIery Of .Io6n Nv

United States vs.. DIstIIlery OF j ohm Myers
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
for the Fifth circuit and District of Louisiana No
53Is-By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to
me directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY the
25th day OF March, 1868 at twelve az O'Clock NJ. at
the United States internal revenue bonded ware.
house No 8; corner of Julia and Foucher streets
pipes RUM.
Terms-Oash. at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States MarshaPs Office, New Orleans
twelfth day OF March, 1868.
I. J. HEBRON, U. 5. Marshal.
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GEORGE W. AVERY
mb2l rs app Sheriff of the Parish of Orl,l
john Henderson VS.. john n ClaI,-H


John Henderson VS.. John It. CIanvl
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEv
Il lsans-No. 19,67s.-By virtue of a writ Of = j
and sale, to me directed by the HonorsM
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans, in tts,1
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at puls n
royal street between Canal and Cus1nhoS
streets, IN the Second District of this et1
MONDAY, the sixth day of April, 1868, at q W.
IA IL GER sf p a1RGTI9es P5PPeggiRy y5
with all the rights, ways, privileges, customs =
tuces, and appurtenanees thereto belonging nj
any wise appertaining, situated in the fourth disl
Of tins CITY, in the square No. 2, bounded By ri
First, Howard, anu Jacob streets, and form, \
OF the original lots designated by the Noe. Ss5d
bs a tb hTsSn BY a. u s Las CITY Sary
ONCE OF +, Bouny, notary public, in this ciy
which said portion of Ground measures 81 N
inches and 3 lines front on First street, 81 n
inches in depth and front on Howard street, al
N depth on the side line toward Jacob street
Oh feet ana IL inches on the rear line dvidingitH
lot No. OF said square, all of which will more 4
appear By reference to the sketch of the same
nexed to an act passed before j, W. Breedlow
notnry public IN this city, dated March d M
ing the same property acquired BY defeudll
purchase from plaintiff per said act passed a
said Notary BTeed!ove, dated March 81 1856
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-l. In cash to a sufficient amountt
plaintlns claim, amounting to the sum Of 1
hundred dollars $500 with interest thereon
per cent per annum from the 18th day Of n
1856, TIL the 18th day of March, 1857 and thesE
at eight per cent per annum till day of sas 4
dollars and five cents (s3 O5l costs OF copy Of z
the costs OF suit.
.. The purchaser to assume ITO tho extent
amount of his bid the payment of a pror
note secured by mortgage on said property ID
like sum Of three hundred dollars (S3gD daF
the defendant TO hisown order, and by him md
dated on the 23ih day of Maron, 1866 and M
two ears after date, bearing interest at six ps
per annum from date To maturity, and thsresi
elSht per cent per annnm iiii paid.
8 AND the balance OF the price of adjudiGats
any, each on the spot.
GEORGE W AVERY Il
mh6 20 ap5 Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orlal
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF Nj
4 leans, No. 2a,a05-By virtue Of a wriI
taeias 70 me directed BY the Honorah
Third District Court Of New Orleans
above entitled cause, ! win proceed t0l
public auction, At the Merchants' and a
eera' Exchange, Royal street, between Csd
Customhouse streets. inthe second District
city. on TUESDAY, the thirty first day Of
1853 At y o'clock NJ, the following describsl
arty, viz
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. toesthi
the buildings ana improvements thereon,
privileges and servitudos thereunto belongial
ute in the Second District OF this city, in ths
bounded b. Toulouse. Franklin, IRENE stre
Canal Caroudeiet Weik, designated as the /
tao, and forming the corner Of Toulouse and
I'm streets, and measuring, in French measuI
three feet front on Franklin street By one 4
feet IN depth. and front on Toulouse street.
Being the same property acquired by deia
BY purchase from Joseph lsidore DePoui'
Louis 6agnef, as per act passed before
gugelller, Notary Public, IN this city, on ths
day Of February. 1854.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Oash on the spot.
fe2emhl4 81 shsrifi OF no Parish ~ n Of ~ "a
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IN THE UNITED STATES CTROUIT COURT.
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
No. 54is-By virtue Of writ OF vendltoni exponas to
me directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
to sell TO the highest bidder, THURSDAY the
twentysNth day Of March, 1858 at twelve az O'Clock
Levee street
The CONTENTS of the ristillery No 70
CalliOpe street, per inventory file in this office
Terms-Cash, at time of adjudication, IN United
States Treasury notes.
United States Msrsbals Office. New Orleans, thr.
teenth day OF March 1863
+. j. HEBRON
No. 553-mhI4 ls2l26 u s. Marshal
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United States W.; RIlstIIllery Of Henry

United States vs. OistIlIery Of Henry
Lusse, No. ITO New Levee street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L for the District of Louisiana, No e953-By virtue
Of writ of vendtioni exponas, to directed in the
above entitled suit ! will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of March,
1853, at twelve I'D O'Clock NJ, at entrance to Gus
tomhouse building, on Old Levee street.
The CONTENTS of the Distillery of Henry
Lusse, as per inventory on file in this office.
~ Terns-Cash, at time Of adjudication, in U. s.
Treasury notes,
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
sixteenth day of March, 1863.
F. J. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal.
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a. G. Low VS.. steamer Mary swan, Her
Tackle Apparel etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the district of Louisiana, No. 9l9-By virtue
OF an order of Court, to me directed In the
above entitled suit will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder on SATURDAY, the twenty first day OF
March lsSs At twelve az 9sPok NJ At entrance to
The steamer NJ AIRY SWAN, her Tackle Apparel
etc, as she now lies in the river opposite Poydras
street.
Terms-Oash at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshal's Office New Orleans tenth
day of March, 1863 f. j. HERON
No. 543-mhlt IA T2l u s. Marshal
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M I C H Ell v1D A L
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REVOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC
AN STATE NOMINATING CON-
VENTEON ON JANUARY rs, 1S6S.
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w. JASPER BLACKBURN
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FOURTH DISTRICT,

JOSEPH P. NEwsHAM
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THIRD DISTRICT

SIM o N 10 N E s.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


ID. Lopez VS.. Lewis Newstedt ana y
Lacroix.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
leans-No. 2i,624-By virtue Of a writ OF ie, 4,
to me directed by the honorable the Third I'M
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled ~.
Will proceed TO sell at public auction on the nrs-
hereinafter designated, on THURSDAY, Tx ~ =.
day of April, ls6s, at l01s O'Clock Al. M ~
The Machinery, StocE, Fixtures etc, of tb.f
fectionery Establishment situated at the carn.
Chartres and Cont streets. in the Second Dst5.
office. ~ 70'A
Seizedin the above suit.
Terms-Casn on the spot
GEORGE W. AVERyI
mb2l rs app Sheriff OF the Parish OF OF
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FIRST DISTRICT,
j. H ALE SYP H E R
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Twentg-ivs per cant 10 be- paid in cash on the day
Of sale, twenty-five per cent payable il SIX months
ana nifty per cent IN eleven moe thu. payments Be
secured BY notes bearing interest ~ the Fate OF
upon the properly sold % Tao extent OF segentyve
per cent taylnent viii BE- received IN approved
cents on the dollar Or In United States treasury
notes or nastonhl Bank notes Al the option Of the
purchasers. And when payment OF such Real
Estate Is made n said approved claims. NOR gage
viii be retltned on the Real Estate 80 purchased
the diTlnenaa Of SAID banlrupta estate, declared
Within one year should the Iinal dividend excaed
MY Per cent the =. BE- paid pro rate 70 the
purehas ela Who pay ~ said claims.
Acts u skia nnd Unit8d States internal Fsvenne
stamps attached ~ the expense 81 the purchasers
b1lole IA oernonl Esq., notary public. ms ID
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FOR Congo ES y.
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washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug lst--The warrant for
the payment Of the purchase money for
Alaska, ~ zoe, O0O In coin. was to day signed
BY the Secretary OF the Treasury, and
transmitted TO Baron Stocked, the Russian
Minister. A draft for that amount, payable
In New York, was signed by Gen. Spinner
this forenoon, and receipts given for
the same by the Russian minister
Secretary Schoheld left this city last night
for New York, and will be absen, only
lew DAYS
The patent of A G. Mellick for making
paper from wood and straw has been ex.
tended for seven years by the Commissioner
of patents. This is the patent that has
caused so much litigation among various
paper makers throughout the country.
About three hundred removals viii be
made IN the Treasury Department next
week. mostly females
Caleb Cushing resigned. 60 one OF the
Commissioners TO codify the laws Of the
United States
OF Alabama United States Commission er to
examine the Central Pacific Railroad, rice
l.. ID. Smith. resigned
The Postmaster General 10 having an
official statement prepared to show the ac-
,usl deficiency in the department. For tho
last year IL Is less than tonr millions.
Aug. 2.-t'en. Shermsn left to-day fol
New Orleans 20 resume his duties as Collec-
tor of In'ern i Revenue.
The statement recently published respect
Ing The financial affairs of The Pos, office de-
partmcnt are unreliable. The official ex-
hlhlt will No, Ne completed till September
or October. and The grcuter part Of whatever
deficiency may b. inuni will be owing To
the establishment If expensive mail routes
IN new western erritcrics Senator Harris,
oi Louisiana. who is still here has many
letters from Louisiana aud Mississippi. but
none OF them hliude 10 any organized oppo
sitlrn t. Tie existing affairs in either State.
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80
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Aug. i-Hon. Revsrdy John
son and family sailed for Southampton TO.
day, on the steamer Baltimore, Of the Bal.
more and Bremen line. and was escorted
down the river by large number OF per-
sonal friends on the steamer Chesapeake
About dozen steamers and tug boats were
crowded with passengers. The Baltimore
was decorated from deck 10 top gallant
mast with iigs; her railing from fore TO aft
with evergreens. The entrance TO the ship
from the gangway was arched with flowers
and eversreens. Among those who escort.
Cd Mr. johnson, were Baron Genalt, the
Prussien Minister, Senator Van Wrinkle,
Senator Van Vcliet, O. NJ Dr. Van Bat,
General Brook. G. II. McHenry, Hon. g.
Coon, e. G. Cox, Commissioner Of Patents,
the Ex-Governor and many members Of the
press from Washington and Baltimore,
On passing Fort McIlenry salute OF -
guns were fired. and flags dipped on board
Of the ships.
Mayor Bank, of Baltimore, thanked NJ.
Johnson in behalf Of the people Of the city
whom he claimed TO represent, and wished
him pleasant voyage
Mr.. johnson responded In appropriate
terms, and in the course Of his remarks said
be went 10 England ~ minister of peace;
that hiss Instructions looked to peace, and
that If he WAS able to carry them out In the
spirit In (which theyi Wese gwen. peact.
would surely result. He concluded by Of
fcring toast TO the King OF Prussia, whose
government ne said had stood by 10 In the
pact, and whose interest aud ours were the
same The toast was responded to by the
Prussian Minister, Baron VorgrAll.
The Chesapeake departed from the Balti.
more near the bay at $50 n m.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. August 1.
A cali has been issued earnestly soliciting
people. without regard to party. sex, sect, OF
section, to meet in this city 10 August tC
nominate independent candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President. Working men
and women are especially invited. Miss
Susan b. Anthony is expected. The call IL
signed by Order Of Committee.
The Michigan State Fair will 10 held
September 18th, 1eih. 18th and 18th, At De
troit
The wheat harvest throughout the North.
west is progressing vigorously, and large
yield is expected. Corn and potatoes prom.
Use finely.
Mrs. Miller. with her two children were
thrown from carriage near Aurora, Illi-
nois. few days since. The children were
killed and the mother fatally injured.
Gen. Corse, recently confirmed to succeed
General Mann ~ Collector OF Internal REEVE.
nue. for this District. entered upon the du.
ties Of his ONCE to day.
AUaUsr 2.-Capiain Hyman, q notorious
character. became excited carly this morn.
ing in saloon on Clark street. lie drew a
revolver which. during his nourishes, was
discharged, the ball lodging in the groin oil
the bsrkeeper, young man named Ksrp-
rowitz, who ID not expected to survive. The
Captain vas quArreiing with third party.
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SOUTH Cl60LlNA.

COLUMBIA. August Am ARRAY occurred
last night at midnight between n party OF
ten or twelve negro members Of the Leeis.
lature, and five whites, which resulted in
the mortal wouuding of one Of the latter by
apistol shot through the head. The whites
entered boarding housc In . disreputa-
BILE portion Of the town. BY mistake, sup
posing II to b brothel, and were struck
BY one Of the negroes With . stick, which
being wrcnched from his hand the whole
party ran In front Of the house and cOm
mepced firing. Twenty or thirty shots
were discharged when the whites retrested.
except the wounded man, who was too
drunk, and remained on the Sidewalk and
Was shot down. fhe auth0r Of the crime 10
unknown. No arrests made. Mech excite
ment prevails smone The citizens. ne
whites are said TO have been unaemed. No
weapon Was lousd on tho body Of the
wounded man.
ATLANTIC Clrv. August A-Henry Trough.
Mr.. Van Peck. and son Of Rev. Hosea
Bolton, ell Of Philseelphia, were drowned
here yesterday while bathisg. This makes
ak cases Of drowning which have occurred
ct this place within The past few days.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIpCo, July 3l.-Alaska advices
to July 10th state; Troops well; business
dull; coal mine discovered near Sl.ks, or
the main land considered unea ualed in
quality; seam over 20 feet wide and trsces.
BILE some distance.
The Z. 5. steamer Saginaw tried the coal
aId pronounced II rxcellcut. II has he ap-
psarauce Of pure anthracite, superior 10
LeH1eh.
Late intelligence from Idaho states that
ascoutiug party succeeded in capturing the
gesier part OF the Winnemucco band Of In
diaue.
A fire 1t Cabfeems station on the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad. to-day destroyed 80
buildings. No insurance
Late Arizona advices states that . email
party of troops between Camp Reno and
Camp McDensld. we're attacked by bspd
OF Indians. who killed four soldiers
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To THR DAILY DEMoCRAT.



NHw YoRK, Aug 3.-Fsrnando Wood has
resigned his membership OF the Mozart
General Committee.
A Staten Island ferry boat and the health
etficsrs propeller colliied yesterday near
the quarantine dock The latter was badly
damaged. Deputy health officer Reed end
. policeman jumped overheard, but were
rescued.
The general convention Of the Irish Re.
public Brotherhood will Be held At Mozart
Hall on the cath. \ new Head Center will
b elected.
Henry Haniltoa on Saturday night shot
. pistol ball through the hat Of street -!
cesduetos who refused 70 take nutilsssd
currency. He was drunk.
Qusss, stakeholder for NcCeel and 90
burn, hiss netifisd both men that II srrangs-
msnts for the 6ght are not concluded ~
Thursday psxt he will return the money
In Tie maiatime J. q. Hesnan han address
cd the following note to the western bsuis.
or, MeOsol:
"Having understood that you consider
yourself champion Of Amsfics, am ready
TO eight you for any SUN you may name IN
side Of three months. J. C. HREsAn.'
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Now. reader. iself abuse. 1vsuersai I diseases
badly cured. saa sexsal sxcesses are oil capable
Of prodaeing . weakness Of the generativs or
gans. The organs Of generation. when In per-
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic. psrssv sfing.
snecsssfsl business men. are always thsss whose
eeasra,ivs organs are In perfect hsaltht Tee
ssssr hess such men complain Of being mslan-
cheiy Of nervousness. Of palp,tst,en Of the heart
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business. they don't become sad aud discour-
agsd they are always polite and pleasant in the
company OF lsd'es. aud look you and them right
10 the faee. mono OF your downcast looks or any
other mesnness about them. do not mean
those who keep the organs infiamed BY bv run
nine 10 excess These ~ill not only ruin their
constitution. but also :,hoss they do business
9Th or for.
Acw many men, from badly cured disease
rom the effects OF solf abuse and excuses. have
brought about that ststeef weakness in those or
eans that has reduced the general system 90
much a. TO induce almost every other disease
id,ccv, lunscy, PARALYSIS, spinal affections. sui
eide. and almost every other form Of disease
~A,ch humar,s:. 10 heir 20. and the real cause Of
she trouble scarcely ever suspected. aud have
6cctcred Ter oil but the right one.
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MEM IafK.
Nsw Yopg Aug.

new YoRK Aug 2.
Judge Cordosa today fcrdcreda decision
| in the Supreme Court that TIE Fernando
Wood leases must be executed BY the city.
| This involves the payment OF yearly fent.is
Of t1s. 900 for building Noe. 10 and III
Nassau street The Judge also rendered
decision against the city in a claim OF tne
New York Times for some $20,o00 Ior ao-
veftieing.
| The deaths for the week were 15O, being
81 less than the preceding week:
The Anniversary demonstrations by the
blacks in honor OF emancipation Ia British
West Indies has been postponed 10 next
Tuesday.
The Pacific mail steamer Arizona. which
sailed to-day for Aspinwsll, took 1OSO bars
of railroad iron and other material for the
Central Pscifc Rail Road. and 1918 packa-
ees Of merchandise for japan and Chins.
Nsw YoRx, Aug. 2-NeVS By the
steamship says Psincses CaT0ltlA hAs paased
into stage Of violene nedneos. H6 6xsd
idea being that che h kept prisoner By her
family. and that ~ must escape 70 70 to
her husband. 81
4 gsssml agricaltunl report ei The COO.
dition Of the harvest on the conelnens, says
The harvest IN the south terminated.
Fears which had generally prevailed. have
been disipated, and result better thaa was
expected. The crop which In certain local.
tiles was supposed to be in jeopa rdy win be
abundant At Anglers reapibg 10 going o.
every where. and farmers seem 10 b we'll
satisfied. The yield viii be large, although
the quality leaves something TO be desired.
At Monterey the sickle Is also In the
corn. and the crop will be good.
A letter from Normandy gives the great
L - mr.
ducts will be above the average.
Similar accounts from are received
| from the south Of France.
In Hungry the harvest IL advancing rap
idly. Good and plenty is united TO the ex-
cellent quality that this country hiss still In
| lis parneries, OF wheat of last ycars crop,
and prices are consequently falling.
Throughout Germany also. il great abund-
ance Of grain.
In Belgium wheat il almost ready every
where for cutting Crops fine in every re-
spect.
The oil factory OF 8. + OfIenheim & Co..
located ct the foot of 18th street. East Riv-
er, was last evening dertroyed by fire. Loss
$500, OO0. Insured tljO,O0O Cause Of fire
unknown.
The turning mill Of Henry Wasner 10
Schimerham street, Brooklyn. WAS destroy
Gu Dy uIe yestcIu0ys Auu . uuWuct VI ~
joining bulldogs were damaged. L0so
$3C, 900, Of which &28 900 falls on Warner.
Partially insured
Il Gen. Schofeld, Secretary Of War, u At the
Metropolitan Hotel.
One mas, OF the London packetsh;p York
town. was shivered by lightning Saturday
evening.
The long pending controversy between
the Board Of Health and butchers, resulted
in compromise. the latter are allowed ill
the Let OF January to remove slaughter
houses from the city and agreed TO acquiesce
board may deem necessary.
Hanrich Schafer arrested at Patterson,
N. j., charged with the murder Of his mas
ter, mistress and too children in grand
Ducky Of Hesse. Damstadt, was taken to
New York to be transferred to the German
authorities.
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r. sa are suffering or have suffered from s
voluntary discharges. What eject doss It pro-
uce upou..your general health DO ycn feel
Ssat, debiiiatsd. easily tired' Does . little
sstrs sssrsion produce palptstion Of the hearty
Ooss ysas liver or urinary organs, Or ysur KID
news frsqesatlv get out Of ordsr' 10 your usiss
sometises thick milky. or hocky. or 10 Il ropy On
settling, Or does q thick scum riss to the top
Or 10 . sediment Of the bottom after II has stood
s~hilei DO you have spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia, Are your bowels eonstipateds
Ito you have spslls Of fainting OF PUSHES Of blood
othe head +. 10 your memory Imperfect Isyour
mind constantly dwelling upon this subjscts Dc
you feel dali iistless. moping, tired OF company.
of life. DO you wish 10 be left alone, 20 get
svay from verybodys Does any little thing
make voa start or jump, 10 your sissp broken
ar restless, 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-.
isnts The bloom your check - bright DO
you enjoy yourself 10 society - weils DO you
pursus your business with the same energy :
10 yca feel a. much confidence In youraelfi
Are your spirits dull and tagging. given to hss
81 mslanchoiys Ifso. do net lay il 10 your liver
Or dyspepsia Have you restless n,ghtsi Your
beck weak. your knees weak. and have but little
appetite. and you attribute this TO dyspspsis or
ever complaint
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KENTUCKY

4 UIsvILlx, Aug 1.-Willism and Simon
Reno. charged With being engaged 10 the
rohbing OF the Express company Of e94..
OO0. on the Faith Of May, were brought back
to New Albany this. mcssipg. by the Sher.
III OF Scott county, Ind, snd placed in jail,
where they will remain until the eth Of
September, where then will be taken back
to Scott county for trial. Some disposition
was made TO mob the prisoners by the men
from jackson county, bit the precautiou
which had been taken deferred them.