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M s E n EN- T 8.

ACADEMY or MUSIC, BRookLys-In the presence
OF not numerous but fashionable and apprecia-
i've audience more than moety OF which was
composed OF ladies. Mrs. Scott-Sddons gave her first
aod "only appearance" at this house last evening"
Her selections were from "As You Like It,r "Mac-
BETH" "Marmion,n ssThe May Queenr and ssHenrv
w The scenes in the forest OF Arden. il
which Rosalind, In the garb OF boy,
brilliantly and pleasantly read in q clear sonorous
though rather thin voice, and which, except In the
sleep-walking scene Of Lady Macbeth, was wholly
These readings composed the Hrst part or the enter
tainment. Her recitation OF so much OF "Marmion"
stance OF Beverly drew forth frequent and deserved
pIaudits did also her fne delivery of the scene in
blum. English way very much to the Surprise Of
the French dame and the horror Of her lady In
waiting. Her best because the second and third
nnutterabeI card was '.The May oueen' It's ren-
diti0n affected many to tears. At the close OF her
prevail repeated many times. OF her auditors; and
there Ii little doubt that II she were to give second
appearance In Brooklyn the house would not IN the
number Of Its auditors, be accounted meagre AZ
1t was last night and which doubtless was greatly
acctsd by the procession OF the "Boys in Blue" in
the neighborfng streets
STEINwAy HALL.-The grand annual concert Of
Mr.. George N. Keck at Steinway Hall last evening
was a very serious AFFAIR. Two phenomena ap-
pcsred, while numerous artists of various talents
assisted. There was plenty Of high art, interpreted
by that kind OF music which acts upon the listener
similarly to poetry on Sias Wegg. This was not ALL
however Some pretty ballads relieved the waste OF
science with GASES refreshing nature The audience
was not large and n0ticeably inappreciative. The
close Of each piece on the programme was followed BY
the departure Of q dozen or more persons from the
hail. Being cautioned at the opening Of the concert
not TO encore anything, the auditors reigiously re
Trained from doing 80 with o single exception. Wal
sung by Miss Sexton with much sweetness and ex-
preston, was loudly applauded and its repetition
demanded by continued clapping OF hands. Miss
SEXTON after little delay, gracefully and some
what TREMENDOUSLY compiled with the request, but
without the accompaniment. MIR. g. w. Morgan, al
the organ, was Of course attraction. The beauti
ful appearance OF the hail was the subject OF much
comment.
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faith In conclusion. he invoked Heavens best bIess-
tngs on tho college, its alumni and friends and Or
his own humble EFFORTS In his new and untrted pe-
sition.
Prayer by Rev. George W. Musgrsve, OF the Board
OF Trustees singing the DOxOiogy by the choir and
benediction by Chancellor Ferris, OF the New York
University. terminated the exercises
reception Is to be given to the graduates and un
der graduates this evening by Dr. McCosh There arc
now about 800 students In the college. The new
president Is man OF about sixty, OF splendid ply
sique and most commanding and pleasing presence.
1t hoped he will long preside over this time hon
ored institution and prove himself 1T successor to
the long line OF great and good men who, in the 122
years the college has been In existence have pre-
coded him
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AUSTRIA.

Bill for Arranging the War Footing Of Army
and Navy Passed-Uneasiness Felt in Vienna
Neutrality Of Austria in Case of European
War.
VIENNA, Oct. %, 1868.
she Ministerial bill fixing the basis as to numbers
and equipment for the army and navy, when on war
footing, after much opposition has been passed by
Reichsrath 1t is said that Baron Won Beust gave the
members secret reason for the passage Of the BILL
which caused 1t to be carried through; and this
rumor creates some uneasiness. 1t Is asserted that
in speech In secret session urging the adoption of
tue measure. the Prime Minister alluded to the good
relations which existed between Austria and the
other great Powers but intimatcd that In the event
Of Q rupture between Prussia and France Austria
must he ready to guard her own neutrality.
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TIVE WORCESTER RACES.

woRChsTKa, Mas, Oct. y, tscs
The three days race meeting opened to-day On tue
Agricultural grounds. The day wss fine and the NJ
tendance good.
The nrst race was for x2c0 for Worcester horses
aud wss ny u. X. Spurs Trinc, In 2:5s, 2s7
liza
The second race was for $i,,0o: hest three In I'VE
10 harness.
M Briggs, of Taunton, named Duchess.
Mr.. Carol, OF Boston. named Lexington.
Mr.. Bradley, Of Brighton, named Belle strickland.
Mr. Champlin. Of Cambridge named Mcclellan.
Mr. Tyler, OF Hartford. named UxbrdEe.
The hrst heat wa dead between Duchess and
Uxbridge strickland won the second, and Duchess
the third. fourth and 6fth heats. Time-2:S5, 2:Jal
2:Jl 2:3l. ASA.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
banquet to MIR. johnson in Liverpool.

Banquet TO MIR. johnson in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, 1868.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson was last night entertained
At banquet given In his honor by Mayor Whitley ut
the Town Hall. In the course of his speech on the
occasion Mr.. Johnson remarked that he did not
know how the people OF the United States would re-
gard his conduct since he had been in England He
was sangune Of their approval, but he would accept
sensure with Christian resignation.
Minister johnson Invited TO that City.
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. q, 1855.
Mr.. John Bright opened the Parliamentary canvass
here last evening by addressing an immense meeting
of citizens.
The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce have in
yited MIR. Johnson, the American Minister to visit
this city and partake OF their hospithlitles.
Seizure Of Arms and Ammunition In Dublin by
the Fenians.
DUBLIN, Oct. %, 1865.
The house OF q Mr.. WigmOre, near Cork, was en-
Sered last night by body OF men, and quantity Of
arms and ammunition carried away. The culprits are
supposed to be Fenians.
Earthquake In Ireland.
LONDON, Oct. "a, 1868.
Light shocks of earthquake were felt In various
places Of Cork county, Ireland, yesterday.
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CUBA.

Another Fight and Defeat Of the lnsurgent~-
Havana sugar Market-Foreign Exchange.
HAVANA, Oct. 81 1868.
Captain General Lersundi to-day received tele-
gram stating that battle had been fought on the
Contrsmaistre river between the regular troops and
the Insurgents. The latter were defeated, losing
many horses and three prisoners. The insurgents
carried away their killed and wounded
Sugar-The market IL buoyant ana favore sellers,
and there Is large speculative inquiry.
Exchange on London, 16h 1917 per cent pre-
MUM; on United States, short sight, In currency,
IA s per cent premium; short sight, per cent pre-
lnium.
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otherwise for fight. Sensible men here condemn
the course OF the meeting unnecessarily threaten
ing and impudent
Tho Union Pacific Railroad.
The Commissioners on the Union Pacific Railroad
have been Instructed by telegraph to examine and
report on the forty miles Of the road extending to
the s6oth mile post west of the initial point.
Army bulletin.
Brevet Brigadier General Kilburn has been a.
signed to duty as Chief Commssary OF the Division
OF the Atlantic.
by direction OF Secretary Scho6ed the band at the
Artillery School OF Practice mt Fortress Monroe Is
designated as one OF the fifteen bands authorized by
Congress.
Personal.
General Burbridge left for the West tonight.
Some persons have indusriousy circulated the story
that he was implicated in the attempt to convict
Commissioner Rollins OF malfeasance, but Mr.. Rol-
Inns himself does not believe that gentleman had
anything whatever to do with it.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Another Earthquake shock in san Frnncisco-
ResiGnation Of the Republican Members Of
the Oregon Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~, 1865
A sharp shock Of earthquake occurred at mid-
night, causing considerable fright. No damage was
done.
The republican members OF the House or Repre-
scntatives OF the oregon Legislature have resigned.
The Governor has accepted their resignation. This
caves the House without u quorum. No Approprfa-
ton hill has passed the House. There IL great ex-
oltemcnt in salem.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
SPAIN.

Eianifes.e of the Provisional Government
Sale eff Cuba TO the United States Advo.
Gated.
MADRID, Oct. 81, 1885,
The Provisional government has issued a mani
desto concerning the administration OF the Kingdom
After passing in review the various reforms decreed
by the late Central Junto they proceed to argue in
favor OF the decentralization OF the administrative
power, and conclude by promising to render faith
full account Of their doings to the Constituent
Cortes.
Some Spanards Of advanced liberal ideas advise
the sale OF Cuba to the United States as the d.
rect and speedy method of solving the question OF
The abolition OF slavery.
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VIRGINIA..


ETAUNTON, Oct u. nus.
rhe Valley Agricultural Fair commenced to-day.
The exhibitions Of STOCK machinery and agricultural
implements were very good. About 1000 persons
visited the grounds to-day. The address Of welcome
was delivered by John b. Baldwin, President OF
the society, in which he adyerted to the changed
condition OF labor IN the South and the cheering as
pect of her agricultural prospects for the future
Alexander II. III. Stuart, ex-Secretary OF the
INTERIOR delivered an address before the society on
Agriculture
General X. n. Lee arrived tonight from Lexington
ana with Captain Maury, ex-Confederate navy, ana
croauettpg match.
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IRE broke ont Yesterday morning IN The drying
room IN the west.wing Of the Washington Mills,
Lawrence, Mass. The danes confined Ia the
roof aud attic. The estimated damage il $50. 000
principally by water.
German named Lous MetZger sci IRE 10 his
dwelling house in Buffalo yesterday morning and
then shot hfrneeif. He IL expected 70 die.
4 nre III Ipswicb. Mass, yesterday morning de-
stroyed Coburns block, occupied by stores and
ooltes. Waite shoe manufactory, adjoining, was
also burned. One man Was injured by the explosion
a IT.
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Arrest Of a Congressman Elect for fssuina
Fraudulent Naturalization Papers.
CLEVELAND, Oct. ~, 1868.
e. Fem Dickinson, Probate Judge OF Sandusky
ana member OF Congress elect from the Northern
district, was arrested on Saturday charged with
issuing fraudulent naturalization papers. A partial
examination was had yesterday anu the case was
continued at the defendants request TO November T.
This IL the same case In which McArde " impli-
Gated,
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BINGHAATON Oct. II, 1868.
destructive fire occurred in this city early this
morning. The stores OF II. J. Fox dry goods; Car
rington Porter, stoves and tinware; ID. J. Lane.
wholesale boots and shoes: s. Robbins, hides and
pets, and J. j. McElr0y, sewing machines, with all
their contents were totally DESTROYED The Democrat
ONCE barely escaped destruction; 1t was damaged
So 500 The losses from the other property destroyed
will reach $50, 900; insurance about $4,000.
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QuEESsrowN. Oct. AL A. M.-The steamship AZ
eppo, from New York, arrived at this port at half
past eight last evening t26th)
The steamship City Of London, from New York. ar
rvedat this port yesterday l2eth.
BgEsr, Oct. oi.-The steamship VILE de Paris,
from New York, arrived bere yesterday evening
(2eth,.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

No Relief from Halifax to the Red River
Suncrers-Arrest Of English Embezxlers.
HALIFAX, N. f., Oct ~, 1865.
The City Council has refused to comply with the
request OF public meeting to vote $500 for the Red
River Relief Fund.
Two men, named Garwood and Carr, were arrested
On board the steamer City OF Cork, from England,
charged with embezzement in Manchester. They
were brought before Judge wilkins yesterday and
remanded the Judge deciding that the affidavt of
the Chief OF Police recittng that he had received
cable telegram directing their arrest was sufficient
evidence for their detention until the arrival from
England OF detective 0filcer, who has started In
pursuit of the accused
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FRANCE.

Saenersl Holiday in Havre ON Account oil the
Closing of the Marine Exhibition.
HAvRK Oct. Al, 1858.
The closing exercises OF the great Marine EXPOSE
ton taking place here to-day. For this reason
the day is regarded holiday and the markets are
not open for business.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close al the Post once
al twelve O'Clock NJ on Wednesday.
The INV YORK characterization for Europe-win
he ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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Extensive Pest Once Robberie~-The Express
Robbers.

TORONTO, Oct. ~, 1865.
Extensive robberes In connection with the Post
ONCE Department have been discovered. A package
Of registered letters fifteen IN number, sent from
here last week by the Grand Trunk Railway. is miss-
ing This package is the third that has been stolen
during the past three weeks No trace Of the thieves
has been discovered.
The report that q compromise had been effected
hers Is incorrect. The case il now under examna-
ftuu Mt sandwich.
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PENNS YLvANIA.
strike in the Phila deIphia WOOIIes Mills
Five Hundred Operatives Quit work.


The operatives In the w00llen mills Of this city
struck to-day against the reduction Of their wages
fifteen per cent-which advance was made q few
weeks since during the temporary advance In the
price OF goods Some Eve hundred hands have quit
work. There IL no prospect OF settlement.
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To Moneyed Men.

To Moneyed Men.
ELECTION or SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
am now ready 10 wager ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
CASH, folows:--
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars that Grant viii
no, rsc.ire majority the electoral United
states, . majority OF the by the people
TWO Hundred Fifty thousand Dollars that Indiana
Pennsyivanis viii in November go for Seymour Blair
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars New York
State will 90 for Seymour Blair and Hoffman,
Two Hundred snd FIFTY Thousand Dollar, that seymour
win President President IL the
United states.
from IA. n. r. NJ, from this date 10
October Sc drug store, 5si Broadway. Asto integrity
refer Governor Curtin, Of Psnnsy,spa; Ex-Governor
joe. Parker OF New jersey; Ex-Governor ". H. Minor,
Connecticut; Hon. D. .. Barnes New York; VIM Weight
man. or Power, wsIsh.man, Phil.dsphi.; and .
disposition ability, the leading druggists aud pns
nss~rs % he Gated States.
H.r BELxBOLD,
Arsn.tic Polish for Oiled and Polished Fur ;.
n.ure alt frames and marble, ct druggists srocsrs urn
A.-Ovrrcssss. 10 Dollars.
uyereoats Y dollars
wooD wxRIkG. = so~.r,,
A.-.Iea-rs 0Aers Extraordinary Barssins
vEEs, iss and Llas Broadway, oppost. James. ION
nan and FIFTH Avsnus Hotels.
A. Take nm Up
ONE MILLION BETTER
H.,ns seriously considered Nj. II. T. H.noola. oae,
sss !. aspo ossp Sh .ss 80 S' d. Ga Is
:. \. 5sss. or e: :;i Ps " ny once time
GEO. ". LAIRa,
Proprietor Of EIo ssI, :, Youth .;s.s.
ssd :, al druggists fsucy goods evsy.here
Csreuia, Of Every Description and Notices
a. sss. ssp sn
rSs ga 81 Jos
Crs...S:r:,: U,s.y.lIsS H:ir Dy:.=s:ld ana
Canada Malt scotch whi.key.-Fuliy Eau.s
% ;as "' 4 W. " s,'iss
- s;.' s::.: |: s:., :,.s '''''... a.
RE. (, Set. =: .: sso.ss $ Lien sss r.
door sslsw Canal street.
s .::, .4 =: q &c: rs 81 s
Lace Curtaius q Specially NJ g. L.. ~ 4. u.
xHLVr q CO.'S ~ sraaswsy:
NeusueSs, Ecsasn9y asd Despatch Csn,tin-d
execution Of ssdesk Metropolitan Job prntipg Fslah-
shsssi. GNssssa street.
Oss CeiA Aner Another win, with Many
ne system those ~ need Of rsmed, vii end r. JaYNFS
RxrECTonANr one always prompt thorough ard enes-
sions. sold svsrywhsrs.
stannerins Cured by Bates Patent AppII-
~ a box
s,1s View York rost once.
The Famous Ceruer-9y Nassau street.,
corner FsHss. The Metropolitan Job Printing Es,sssbws
TIVE Msther,s Treasure.
Mka. WINaLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP IN the rdssrtip.
ton OF OF the best female physicians and uurss IN the
United States, and has been used for vh
failing safety aud BY millions OF notef
children wind Collie regulates the Bow fis corects
Acldiiy and gives r-si aud health 70 The child.
Ne ard call foe
aMRs. wrNsLow's SOOTHING sy euP.
having the facsimile OF "CrRTrs PxRK rxs
aide wrsppef. An othep are bsss imitAtopa
vcrmsut sprius.-Nsre Wonderful Cares yf
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"whsf's In Name s'' A Great Deal. AZ
.oss n,.ncs' x,,s Tier hs,s 49, rsRT. ra
world Nov did he gain this vputsionf BY ,ae nsane.
re o. we 49, qusny q hks ever produced w gNn,.
csienTe Vs tAer oil Msp Aattan aud the wcrlu
ss ay % aces eveyhe's whn ever wore one o. ~
less ha 60 Join ths ,,nrG sS ernsdws sas tssv"'N~
~ q p0zssssar af . f.not BE-.
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vcr'asut spriss.-M.re wcrScrtmi Cares Of
Cancer srrcfls. Kidney and Cuanec Rheum
SAKE 4 CO., fIT Hroors street.
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Ffae Gsi1 Sscsye Burysns and studs-Ncw
styles Fos sah ~ GEORGE 0. ALLEN, III broadway
door bNlsw Canal street.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP n the rfssrtp.
ton OF or the best female physicians and uursfs
Untes States and has been used for many vh
failing safety aud BY millions OF othefk for
children. wind Collie regulates the Bow fs
Acidy and gives rest aud health 70 The child.
Ne surs ard call for
"MRs. wrSsLow's SOOTHING sy auP-
having The fsesiuie OF "CrRrrs PnRx nSs'' on
side wrsppeF. Al otherv are bsss imitation.
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Fjns 0sla RsrriugS and Pin.-New styles,
just r-csves rcr sails BY GEORGE G. ALLAN, ais Psosf
~ susd oor hall Cal nj str
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Oss Gold Amer Another win, with Many
securely esabish The seeds OF Coufappton
he system. Those IN need Of remedy viii End ln JAMES
ExrECTonANr ore always rromrt, thorough and emes-
sious. sold everywhere.
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Established In JSOO.-Thr pretrsrsssssn Jsb
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Canada Malt scotch whiskey.-Fuliy Eau.s
qualify strength VI favor The article.
Is gator. NURPHv 4 DUNN, e6 Beaver street
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sta1nerins Cured by Bates Patent AppIi-
sncs Yer descriptive pamphlet address smrsn Co. box
A,Ge View York Fost Once.
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B. A. Beardslev, Twenty-nrst district OF New YORK.
X. n. sturges and james Mitchell. Eleventh district
Of Illinois, r. =. Holcomb, First district OF Connec
ticut
7o,acco fas1srto1;s-samuel II. Hon, sixth district
OF Iowa: 4. W. Scott, Eleventh district OF Indiana
Clerks Preparips for a Flight.
II row does not occur on some Of the tralus be-
tween here and New York which are 10 carry home
residents OF Washington to vote In their respective
States next Tuesday, II will not be the fault Of .
number Of hot headed radicals. who met this
evening al republican headquarters, on Pennsylvs-
mia avenue. The object OF the gathering was to
devise means for self-protectioD against sppre.
hended assaults from Baltimore rowdies on repub-
lcans going home to vote for Grant and Colfax. The
tone OF the speeches was eminently belligerent and
boys.in-bluish. Colonel r. j. Hinton, who presided,
made stirring address, and was followed by Captain
A. Grant and Major A. r. H. Hahn in equally bellicose
language. Grant challenged the Baltimore rowdies
TO .come one, come am and he and his boys would
settle them. lie accused the Baltimore police OF sym
patty with the rowdy element, while Hahn limited
that IL would not only be good TO 20 in the trains
armed and organized but II necessary 10 take charge
of the conductors and engineers. The result OF the
eloquence was q resolution unanimously adopted not
TO depend upon the Governor ~ Maryland, nor the
Mayor Of Baltimore nor President Johnson for pro-
lection, but 70 rely upon themselves by organizing
for the occasion land entering the cars ON
their homeward and return trips, armed 10
the teeth and prepared TO deal death and
destruction TO oil assailants. In furtherance OF
this resolution registry was opened on the spot
and number OF names were entered on the roll OF
the army Of self-protecting homeward bound repub-
lican voters. The parties a. this meeting were very
much excited. and seeaed rather "spotling" tahu
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ELECTION or SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
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Arsmsfic Polish for Oiled and Polished Fur
nture, gilt frames and marble, druggists furni
ture stores. ~ cents a bottle.
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shops, or gents furnishing estab-
lishments; two good mllliners; a
good dress maker, and several tail
dresses, all doing very well and it
is said that Capt Richard Fawkes
has an excellent tile mandatory,
and makes the best tile 10 he found
in this or any adjoining county, the
demand for which he can not begin
to supply. We have two boarding
houses, one Of which is also a tay-
ern--"all 0. X" and agood brick
tavern stand, at present unoccupied,
belonging to j. w. Haymaker; to
whom, by the way, we owe a debt
Of lasting gratitude for rescuing III
and our village from the pest and
odium Of its late proprietor.
These items, in addition TO our
large brick School House, and our
large union Church, in which the
Methodists, the Methodist Episco-
pals, Uniyersalists, &C., worship,
show the spirit and enterprise of
the citizens Of our town and viciui- |
ty, that needs no other comment. |
The health Of our village is clearly
shown by the fact that / forgot to
mention above that we have a good
Doctor IN our midst-Dr. Marshall, /.
and one "out on the pike, DR.. W.
H. Jones; both of whom are said
to be men of science and skill The
of DR.. Jones, precludes the
necessity Of mentioning that aoe
hare a pike!
MORE ANON.
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Jeh5ersonville Items.



Editor Fdyette County Herald:
In my last, l spoke of repairing
our Church, &c, and in this, as
deem our village worthy of a more
special notice, I shall say a few
words as to its advantages, &c.
We have three good stores-one
kept by j. w. Haymaker, one by
0. X. Corbitt, and one by Morris
& Popeioy, all of which do an ex-
tensive business, and keep good as
sortments. We have two good
family groceries-one kept by Ed
ward Gray, and the other by Isaac
Wells. l am informed that J. W.
Haymaker contemplates opening a
irst-class family grocery as soon
as the building for it is completed,
which will soon be the case. We
have a No. l saddle and harness
shop, kept by W. T. Howard, who
is 'Just coming money; and two
boot and shoemaker establish
ments; a frst-class blacksmith
shop, or two; a good wagon-maker
shop; a cabinet shop; a fine tan
merry; a steam saw-mill; two tailor