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lew Of 81 DO on each 500, aud 81 90
poll tax. The report was concurred
In.
Geo. Bingham asked for an adj
vance of $500 on the Seventh Street
sewer. Granted.
A communication from the County
Commissioners, relating to the duty
of the city to make certain repairs on
the approach to Franklin Street
bridge, was referred to a Committee,
consisting of Steele and Jones.
A bid from Jacob S. Lowry, for
grading and crawling streets, at 50 80
per cubic yard for graveling; grading
per cubic yard 40 cents; guttering
per square yard 81 80, was accepted.
Col. James G. Jones appeared be-
fore the Council, and after lengthy re
marks on the subject of convenient
market, proposed the removal of the
Fourth Street market, to the upper
market space, and that another mar
ket be located in that portion of
the city known as Lamasco, and also
recommended the i'm provement of
the common roads lea ding into the
city. g spaztsq 1sn5 hgR slea VI
1t was ordered that the graTeling
and guttering be awarded to Mr..
Lowry at his bid, and that the grading
be done by the city employees.
Councilman j ones said be had pre-
pared motion recommending that
the Superintendent of tne city schools
grant holiday on. Thursday next to
all the scholars Of the public schools.
He had been led to do SO because a
mr. 81 fhn IL, -
stay at home and would stay at home
he-could not grant holiday to- aapor-
ton q, the pupils without granting, it
to all. Jones did not wish any of the
scholars to violate the rules of the
school, but that they would stay at
home at all events.
Councilman Steele moved an
amendment, that if the schools were
granted holiday on Thursday. that
it should extend over till Monday.
He did not see the necessity of grant,
ing any holiday, but as there was but
one school. day intervening between
Thursday and Monday, they might as
well grant two holidays. ta-saa
i Jones accepted the amendment, and
the motion was adopted-the most
remarkable motion, we presume. ever
entered on the records of any city
council, zrs s~er-s.ss .f-f lac !. -
Considerable discussion ensued on
the subject of removing the Fourth
Street Market House, but no definite
action was taken. as-s 1 Bqrs 81 l-
The subject of improving Locust
Street was discussed at considerable
length, which involved the whole
question of bowldering the Nicholson
pavement, &c. iflh s--'Es ''--iy '-1
Mr.. Reitz moved that the several
weigh masters be provided with coal
tickets. Concurred in.
Another discussions sprung up in
regard to the removal of the Fourth
Street market space, but still no def
nate result was reached.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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20 o1ler Ieluer tLenas BE- Ihira Page.

There were no further arrivals up
TO a late hour last night. The pack
cts to Henderson, and Quickstep to
Cairo, departed, the latter with fair
trip......Captain Boney Hayward. of
the steamer Linton. was a passenger
by the Cumberland, yesterday morn
ing, bringing with him his family and
household goods, and becomes a citi-
zen of Evansville. We welcome him
to our midst......-....The Henderson
County Fair opens to-day, and the
Mollie Norton has been awarded the
contract of carrying the Democratic
Silver Band to and from Henderson
daily She will leave here promptly
every morning at u o'clock, and re-
turing will leave Henderson every
evening at 81 o'clock. The Mollie
Norton has most elegant cabin ac-
eommodations, and is very feet. Cap
tain Perkins and his clerks, the Terry
brothers, are all capital fellows, and
viii give the. most polite attention to
passengers. We presume large dele
CATION will go down daily from this
city....-...E Elsewhere will be found a
dispatch from Colonel Woolfork, Su-
sperintendent of the Louisville and
HENDERSON Packet Company which is
highly important to Democrats. =.
The Morning Star will lie over here
on Thursday till the close of the
speaking TO afford her passengers an
opportunity to see the show..........
The Argonaut No, 2. Louisville to
White River, arrived at q o'clock,
with a good trip, and added some
freight here.........The Armada arriv-
ed near IL o'clock with big trip of
people and a fair passenger list.
Among her passengers were Captain
Ben. Howard and Bruce Hunter, of
the Cumberland, who stopped off at
home to visit their wives and little
ones.........The Louisiana had not ar
rived at midnight. She may be ex-
pected early to-day. 4
Hol FOR HENDERSON, FAIRI
! The steamer Mollie Norton leaves
Evansville each day during the week
for the Henderson Fair, az "a "A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Henderson at 81
P. M. s,s
The Democratic Silver Band goes
down and returns on the boat each
day. ~ g. q. PERKINS, Master.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Col. r. FL. Voolfolk dispatches as
follows:r 49,.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9th.
Morning Star wille.wait Thursday
night until after speaking One-third
Cd off the usual rate to those attend
ing. go 4 r. I'll. WooLFoLK,
Oc6-3t .-4tA- Superintendent.
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TIe EiSsIrSn Fraud Cases.
AN EXAMINATION WAIVED.
Democracy want the Facts S suppressed

Notice was made day or two ago,
in this paper, of pending election.
fraud cases, which. it was supposed,
would be heard yesterday; but in
each case, where the parties appear
ed. an examination was waived, the
parties giving bond each in the sum
oftwo hundred and fifty dollars for
their appearance at the Circuit
Court, which is iius session now. Be
fore, Esquire Emery the cases of
Thomas QConner and George Fler-
long were called; the charge being
perjurg Ia Before Esquire Stinson'
John Burke and George Stackhouse
both appeared The charge IN eacn
case W as the same. Before Esquire
Davidson an affidavit was made
charging MIR. A. 4. Whittlesey, POST
master of our city. with perjury.
No4hinS was done in this case. Ii
viii probably be heard to-day These
eases will develop something OF the
manner IN which the Democracy pro-
decided in the election last Spring. 1t
is a little strange that la each case an
examination should be waived. To-
morrow we will produce, in these col
umns, some evidence that viii ex-
plain to the public, in some measure,
the manner in which the city election
was carried for the Democracy,
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OPERA HOUSE, oRAsrRE A GRAEB Soc
CEsss-The hrst presentation Of tile grand
spectacular drama OF q Z1rsstre. r at the
new opera House, last night, was a mag
nificent success. The pa quette, dress cir
Gle, family circle and galleries were
crowded, and we never saw an audience
more highly pleased, nor did welever see a
new and peculiarly complicated play go as
smoothly in. all its parts. Mr.. Gotthold,
1.-The distinguished lessee and mana
ger, never appeared to better advan-
tage IN amy 3 character below zeal
tragedy than last night. He was
thoroughly metamorphosed, and it was
hard TO realize that the unsurpassed rep
resentative Of the mad Prince of Dem
mark could so readily assume the role of
the wierd magician. Miss Rickcords, as
the Countess of Gerolstein," and Miss
George Lopez, as ttLurline," were truly
magnificent. Miss Hattie Whitney, as
+" Bertha" surpassed herself. Her sing.
ing was excellent. as was also that
of Miss Lopez w. t. Melville won
new laurels as " Rumenpuff,' and kept
the house in a roar! He is rather too
-boisterous at times. G. B-Williams, " gob-
lin," was inimftabIe, and Mr.. Cooper
never spoke his lines SO we'll He always
acts well. Mrs. Coleman Pope sustained
herweli earned reputation ,ana the Neriads
were truly fascinating. The " Frog Dance"
was admirable and highly ludicrous. The
scenery and costumes were brilliant be-
yond description. The grand strahsfOrma-
ton scene transcends anything ever be-
fore attempted ON the stage. There is
nothing in the whole play that should
cause a blush to the cheek of true mod
esty. This I'D spectacular will be
run ALL the week, and all who would
see rear, sparkling and brilliant magnifi-
cence in scenery and action, should make
it point to attend. - q.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TEMPERANqE NoTIcE:-The public
arc invited to ATTEND a public installa-
ton. of the officers of Temple of
Honor Division, No 4, Sons of Tenn
perance. on this (Tuesday) evening,
October 9th. 81 P. NJ, at their Hall,
Gate Marble HalD.
Members of the Division will be
prompt in their attendance at z P. NJ.
By order of the Division.
DANIEL G.. MARK. w. ?.
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ATTENTION, GRANT CAVALRY -
There will be a meeting of the Young
Mems Grant Cavalry at Turner Hall,
tonight. at "A o'clock. 1t is expected
that importantly business will be trans
acted. All are expected to be present.
Turn out, boys, aud perfect your ar
rangements for the grand demonstra-
ton on Saturday. Let all be in at
tendance Be prompt.
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On A BUM-Fred, Douglas. a man
of color, who has often had polite at
tentions on the part of the police,
was arrested yesterday aud lodged il,
the city prison, on charge of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. Fred.
will have a hearing to-day.
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= THE LITTLE CORPORAL, published
10 Chicago. Ill by Alfred l.. Sewell,
and which is to appear hereafter in
Magazine form. has now larger cir
culation than any other juvenile mag
azine in the world. oc6.
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A NOTE-0n their yesterday,
which brought the Stockholders Of
the e. & G. Railroad to this city, the
vote for President was taken with the
following result: Grant go, Sey-
mour so. .asua isog ssas-. ar iiso7l 500
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COUNCIL PK00ERDINAs.
Democratic Taxati0n-Largest City
Levy for Years.
Refuse to take Steps to Prevent
7maa Illegal Voting.
Want the Schools Closed to Swell the
Democratic Crowd On Thursday. -.
Large outlays for Work on the
Streets on Eve Of Election.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EvonGufIfa October 3 i8t8.

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Couneilmen Blemker,
Steele, Schriber, Stockaeth, Jones,
and Reitz.
Absent-Kolle, Rocker and Mesker.
The proceedings of last meeting
we're read and approved.
The following bills were presented
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AUCTION. Hiram Nelson will sell
at auction, at his Auction Room, Lo-
Gust Street, this morning 2 Counters,
l Fairbanks Scales, l Double Desk,
Household Furniture, &c. 1t
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CiBcUrr CoURT, - Circuit Court
convened yesterday. In the forenoon
the Grand Jury was charged by
Judge Parrett. Beyond this, little of
importance was transacted. - .-. - -.
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The Whole Country is Invited.

day night last some painful accidents
/ occurred at the head Of Main Street.
While an enthusiastic Copperhead,
with friend, was sitting in buggy,
the gay cavaliers of the Seymour es-
cort, and the " Ku-Kluxers" dashed
up in gallant style. One of the horse
men unable to restrain the enthusiasm
of his horse-which he swore was
blind-just as he was believing at the
top of his voice, :" hurrah for Seymour
and Bla-," was precipitated over this
Cop, buggy aud all The buggy was
smashed to pieces, and Mr.. Cop. rolled
IN the dirt. while the horse passed
gracefully over all the wreck. On ris-
ing, it is said that this char. INDUCED
| In some Of the tGliest swearing that
was ever heard in Evansville. His
curses were both loud and deep. The
furious and ungovernable steed. get
ting the better of the rider, rushed
on through the ruins. regardless of the
damage, and after having rid itself of
the incumbrance of a rider, ran
furiously over a buggy belonging to
Mr. J. f. Glover, which was badly
damaged Not satisfied with this
work of destruction, the, horse
rushed violently on the board
fence belonging to Colonel Grill,
and broke down a section or two of
that. 1t is said that it was the most
lively and exciting time that has ever
been witnessed in Evansville. The
charge of the /" critter" company over
a live Cop. and his buggy, was no less
exciting than the famous charge of
the. mule brigade " in Chattanooga
Valley, This fellow swears that some
body will have to pay for the buggy,
1t was an amusing sight to see him
rising out of the dust and dirt, but
such sacrifices are for the good of the
party. Mr.. Gloveris anxious to know
who viii pay for the buggy. aHJ ,a
INDEPENDENcE MEETINa.-One of
the largest meetings ever held in the
place was had in Independence last
night. It was the occasion of speak
ing by Ex-Governor Duuning and by
Captain Reavis. At least 200 people
were in attendance, and all passed off
well. The people were full Of en-
thusiasm, aud delighted with the
speeches of Governor Dunuing and
Captain Reavis. both of whom poured
| hot shot into the ranks of. the enemy.
We shall look for a good account
from the Republicans of Independ-
ence at the election. .'@3 4. -"
l. alba - 11-a
REPUBLICAN MEETING.-There was
a large and enthusiastic meeting of
Republicans. held at Schmadel's
School House, last night. The house
was crowded, there being at least one
hundred people in attendance, who
were addressed BY Capt, G. Tom.
hemelt and by Capt. d. d. Doughty.
both speaking at length It,was in
deed rousing meeting for the eoun-
Try The Republicans Of. that seer
ton arc wide awake. We will hear
4 good report from there on election
day. 49,.
| SECOND WARD-There will be a
meeting of the Republican voters of
tne second Ward. this Q Tuesday
evening, at o'clock, at Lant's car
p shop, corner Cherry and Canal
streets. Judge Igleheart, Blythe
Hynss, Capt. Reavis and other speak
ers viii be present and address the
meeting. q Z toH 1sLn-mgoa ia9TI-
VRANT CAyALRY.-The young men
OF the Grant Cavalry will meet at
turner Hall tonight. Let there be
a full attendance.
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LAMPs;-The young men of the
Grant Cavalry who have lamps are
requested to report, with them at
Turner Hall tonight at u o'clock, 3
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Clubs III the city, numbering hun.
dreds and thousands.
Colonel Thomas r. Ietcher, of
Nicholsonville, Kentucky, is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. George s. Som
tag,
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Seventh Ward Republicans.
hs4baJl let All Turn 0ut.

No COURT.--There was no cases
before the Recorder yesterday. 1t
was q dull day for that Court raataow
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Ninth Ward1e@Mrs. A. L. Smith,
Mrs. Col. Grill Mrs. A. NJ. Cow, Mrs.
Sanders Sansom,l Miss Fanny Me-
Grew, Miss Burtis.
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FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-The young
ladies' of Lamaseo will, on Thursday
night, at Turner Hall, present the
Young Mems Grant Cavalry beau
tiful flag, which they have prepared
Ior that Company. OF course, there
will be fall attendance. Let the
house .sbe filed on that occasion.
Good speakers will be in attendance.
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LONG PROCESSION. = We under
stand that the Democratic procession
on Saturday, night-pumbering 100 in
all-ocoupied full three quarters of
an hour Of time passing "a given
point. Given point = Neusmeyer's.
whisky shop, at the. head of Main
Street. +. ,s5.tr1 tIHEr
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = Master
4. S, Beverly, son of Mr.. George
Beverly. of Henderson, Kentucky
fell from a swing, few days ago, at
Notre Dame, Indiana, where he was
attending school. breaking his arm
belo therelbow. He:eame@ home on.
Friday night. but. returned to Notre-
Dame yesterday. =
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FOR SALE.

TH0R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. Ow-
= Ing 90 my intended removal from tire
city, offer for sale my house and lot, con
bic, all In tip-tOp order: good as new IN
qure on the premises.
Tenth Street, 5efl0een ZINE and Sycamore
/ win give bargain TO any one wishing
TO buy q good dWelling-house.
seq dtf D. SCHWANER.
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SmENcED.-One of the enthusiastic
Democrats, who attended the Repub-
lican meeting at NIillersbnrgh on
Saturday thought TO amuse himself
by following for JEFF. Davis A
soldier boy stending near up. set the
gentleman, to the infinite satisfaction
of those standing around. Cheering
for jeff Davis and the Southern
Confederacy is common pastime for
some Of the Democracy Of late. 1t
will do their cause much good.
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ATTENTION = The Grant Guards
will meet with the citizens of the
Fourth Ward at Decker's Pump Shop
at u O'Clock this evening. There
will be speaking by Captain Gooding
and others. Come one, come all. ssl-
r. CLAY WILKINSON,
Capt. Fourth Ward Grant Guards.
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To SWELL THE CROwD.-Council
man Jones has a novel project for
swelling the crowd at the Democratic
" Avalanche, +" on Thursday-have all
the Public Schools dismissed and
marshal the youngsters to hear Frank
Blairl Sharp Councilman. " K
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GRANT CAvALRY.-The young men
OF the Grant Cavalry will meet at
turner Hall tonight. Let there be
a full attendance. f "a
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A STRAW.@0n the bob-tafl train,
yesterday evening, vote was taken
(which resulted in 81 for Grant, aud
q for Seymour. 10 =
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zaaYf aian.9s o. i.lru goiiuaI5gsf isf5iJIa-l
.Egzs4E
f..t f.-F.fp 1fsa-#- ---sz f-tl bnG III bis9I
g. Is -E.l tHGiR n i.na ianoOI
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FEAd PRESENTATION AT MOZART
HALL last NIaHT.-The Democratic
ladies Of the city last night presented
the Seymour escort with beautiful,
flag. The presentation speech was
made by Miss Mary Jones. and re-
sponded to by the Captain, of the
company, A beautiful banner, pre-
pared by the ladies, was then pre-
scented to the Democratic Silver Band,
after which speeches were made BIZ
several of our local Democratic
speakers, aud among the number,
Jude Parrett, at present our Circuit
Judge Many of our citizens ex-
pressed surprise that Judge Parrett
would leave the bench and mingle in
politics, especially just at time when
Court was in session, and our the eve
Of the election at that.
ELECTION OF RAILROAD OFFICERs
AT an election OF officers of the r q
G. Railroad, held in this city yester-
day, the following named gentlemen
were elected Directors: John Ingle.
Jr.. Evansville; Samuel Orr, Evans
vile; John s. Hopkins, Evansville
William Baker, Evansville; Lucius
S. French, Pdtokai J. w. Maddox,
Vineennes; Joshua Alsop. Carlisle
III. K. Wilson, Sullivan; Chauncey
Rose, Terre Haute James III Turner
Terre Haute; w. r. McKeen, Terre
Haute; George K. Steele, Rockville
j. j. Daniels, Rockville. John Ingle
Jr., was reelected President and Su
perintendent, and j. E. Martin, Sec
rotary and Treasurer. $3.50 80 wv
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NATIoNALITIEs.--The report of the
Chief of Police. presented to the City
Council yesterday. showed that of 103
persons presented before the Record
er during the month of September, 80
we're colored, % were American born.
19 were of German, 26 of Irish and a
Of English descent. rg9
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~ EVANSVILLE, Sept. %, 1868.
At meeting of the Evansville
Cornet Band, held at their Band
Room, G.. w. Osborn, T. Voelker aud
e.. Eilenstein were elected Trustees
for the current year. B1oFT5sE zsE
WIN. HELDEN,i = ta
S, L. CoNANT, Pres't
-a9 Secretary. oc4 It
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FEEnl FEED

DRANg BRANg FEEDl FEED 2
- Having made ARRANGEMENTS for sixty
tons of Bran, which we viii be receiving
during next week, we VIII be prepared to
I'LL orders, who esRle and retail, at reRsOn-
able prices. a
We will make q difference of from to
10 per cent. To parLies who wish to buy
large lots on arrival, before storing.
1t IS our intention TO be well supplied
Bran, Shorts, Corn meal, Potatoes, &c, &c.
Orders left at our store. No. 20 Main St,
Will be promptly filed frCm our Feed Store
on Fourth Street.
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WANTED.

WIAh ED--COAL-AfINERS 49, Twenty
~ w good coal-mtners can get con-
slant Work az the SHOTWELL MINES,
near casey VILE Kentucky. [se28 DIV
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Col. r. w. Thompson.


hnal slLL af 9hn3a
of Terre Haute, one Of the most able
and distinguished orators of the Ma
ton, viii speak at s. siat s.i sta NJ
81 4EeIl1ert sLI rft,nH - Atlh
-sae. TURNER HALL ssal u
on "Wednesday Night, october 7tIi.
Before Col. Thompson's address,
beautiful SILK National Flag will be.
presented to the % -aT : .21riteI'oi
Seventh Ward Republicans. NJ,
To whom it has been awarded by the
Executive Committee as the SIR 3, ss-
- ,a5fai BANNER WARD, ,s2l Esd = ~. =.
at the last demonstration. lrvas.L oct
The Crescent City Band will be
present. i1aa7'l ai 10 $3.50 =. 81. ss 81
An interesting time and an eloquent
speech may be anticipated. - 81 81
is1baJa Leti All Turn 0ut. 90 I9 .ifa
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Z The Mayor submitted a report
showing that he had renewed loan
No. for 60 days, amounting with
The Mayor submitted long report
showing the liabilities of the city to
be provided for, and recommending
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BOARDING.

- OARDINGs p On Second Street, be-
- tween Sycamore and Vine, in the
house lately o. cupied by Mr.. VIM. Buck.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable for
families. Day boarders wanted.
aux DIFF MRS. o. A. FULLER.
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- REEN APPLES-20 barrels Just re-
~ cetved and for sale-price IS per bar
rel-at
oc2 VICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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SECOND WARD.-There viii be a
y. meeting OF the Republican voters of
tne second Ward. this Tuesday
evening, at 2 O'Clock, at Laut's carr
,p p shop, corner Cherry and Canal
streets. Judge Igleheart, Blythe
Hynss, Capt. Reavis and other speak
ers will be present and address the
meeting. & tnE r5Ll-mgo. in9Tl0
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CLOCKS.
PHYSICIANS.


ROOM No. H. WALKERS BUILDING
Corner Main and Third Streets.
O01es HossTs-IO to l2;s2 to s: 7toa.
u d6m