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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27
Late News Items.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, al
lH5s.
e.. BaundersteI stabbed Thomas Cum
ningham in Brooklyn, yesterday. in self
defense. The latter died. a
The Republicans of the First Congress
Ional District OF st. Louis, in convention
on the 26th inst, nominated General w
n Pile Tor recollection to Congress by ac-
clamAtlon.
A New York dispatch dated the 26th
says: Hogan's paper mill at Rhenebeck
was burned last night. Loss $4,000. Chas
Wilson, "a negro, was shot in Broome
Street last night, during an alteration, by
Thomas Higgins.
A Boston dispatch dated the 26th says
Company b OF the Washtn ngton Greys oi
New York arrived here this forenoon.
They We're received by the Boston Lancers
and escorted through the principal streets
TO the Hancock House. They leave to-
morrow for Providence. During their so
Journ IN this city they viii be the guests of
the Lancers.
A Concord IN. H. dispatch. of date 26th,
says Charles Clark. son of g. w. Clark, OF
Enfield, accidentally shot himself through
the temple, and died Instantly, last night,
while out eoon-huDtfng.
A New York dispatch. of date 28th, says
W. J. Strickland, OF Lowell, won the foot
race OF one hundred yards, for 81 600. In
eleven and a half seconds, yesterday, beat
ing l.. j. Gibney, OF New York. sHHh
A washington dispatch, of date 2sth
says the instructions forwarded few days
since 70 General Buchanan nave been sent
% Generals Meade and Thomas from the
War Department. The instructions relate
to the empfoynlent of troops In aid of the
clvll authorities. o W
at New York the health authorities are
making efforts to suppress and destroy the
disorder which has rece .tly broken out
among the cattle in the city. Every new
drove that arrives Is thoroughly inspected,
and when any mptoms OF the plague are
visible, they are promptly condemned.
Havana dispatch, OF date of the 25th,
says: The Captain General of the Island OF
Cnb has notihed ali ConsuIs that passen-
gers arriving from abroad, not provided
with passports by the proper Spanish Com
suls, will not be allowed to land, but must
return from whence they came, unless
they own estates on the Island, or give
sufficient guarantee Gor their conduct while
here. n-
OF Arrap hoe Indians are committing dep
relations In Southern Colorado. COVER.
nor Hall has applied to Gen. Sheridan for
assistance, aud will leasve for the threaten-
ed settlements himself tomorrow. Gem
erals sherman and Augur reached Fort
Sanders yesterday General Sherman's
daughter, Minnie, was thrown from her
horse Monday ana badly bruised. Tue
accident win keep the General at Sanders
a few days. ua daaA eaoa#
A S Louis dispatch of the 26th says that
the holesale drug house of Brown, Weber,
q Graham, No. 30 North Second Street,
was almost totally destroyed by IRE this
morning. The stock in the building was
valued at about eighty thousand dollars,
and was insured for about seventy sfiVe
thousand dollars. mainly ia Eastern
offices. -
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session ofhe
s F0rtieth C6ngreSs . 1 n \.
[PUBLIc-No. 1O4.I h.l-

IRUBLIC-No. 104.I Baisaia
An Act to incorporate the Evening
Star Newspaper Company, Of Wash
ton. -rgG W
Be. it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America IN Congress
assembled. That Crosby s. Noyes,
Clarence B. Baker. Alexander r.
Shepherd, George w Adams, and
Samuel II. Kaufman, and their asso-
ciates and Successors, are hereby
created and declared body corporate
and polite by the name and style of
the Evening Star Newspaper Compa-
ny, of Washington, FOR the pur-
pose of carrying ON the business
of printing and publishing at
the city of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and shall and may
have perpetual succession, and be en-
powered IN law TO contract and he
contracted with, to sue and be sued,
plead and be impleaded, answer and
be answered, defend and be defended
IN all courts of law and equity, and
els[ e where, to make and use COM
mon seal, and TO change, alter or re-
new the same at their pleasure, to
adopt bylaws, issue certificates of
stock, and generally to do and per-
form all things relative to the objects
of their corporation, which isnoW and
shall be lawful for any individual or
body polite or corporate to do. ~ ~ -'s.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the affairs of said company shall
be managed by a board of directors
consisting of not less than five mem
bers or stockholders, three of whom
shall constitute a quorum; and the
officers thereof shall consist of a
president. vice-president, secretary,
and treasurer, who, with such other
stockholders as may be added by the
board, shall constitute an executive
committee, which may, when the
board of directors are not In session,
exercise all the powers vested IN the
company, Except as may be other-
wise provided By the board Of direct
ors in the bylaws of the company
and majority of the same shall com
stitute quorum. 1li sH I }Et sftL
SEC 3. And be it further enacted, !,
| That the capital stock of the COM
pany shall not be less than one hum
| rdred Thousand dollars, nor more than
| twohundred Thousand dollars in shares
of one thousand dollars each; and
every stakeholder shall be entitled to
one vote at the elections of the com
| pany for every share therein by him
or her owned; and plurality of votes
cast at any election shallseleet. q 70ur
SEC. A. And be it further enacted,
That the company shall have power
to hold real estate suitable and proper
for the conduct of its business; and
the directors thereof sha ! have power
to declare such dividends of the
profits of the company as they may
| deem proper. ee =9 '1
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the stockholders in said com
pany shall he individually liable Tor
the debts of the company to the exr
tent of the stock held by them re-
spectively, at its par value. 49, a....L,
SEC. 6. And be it further enaeteo'
That Congress may at any time s..t.l aiteI'
amend, or revoke tbesald .corporat'ieoh. . :.
Approved, July q. 1865. l..,- -
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st. houis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August Is.
ToBAcC0-Actlve at full prices.
ii MP-Sold at Sl30gi40 per ton for un-
3 ClreSsed. -E 81
> -E'IoUR--Flat with a downward tendency,
except for fancy, and that closed nominal
superfipe S6G6 20; extra s7Cg7 rs; double
extra sS99 50. and treble extra To fancy
sl09l3. a-.s
WHEAT Extremely dull, and closed SC
lower; prime to choice red Fail sold at
81 1872 ~; fancy do 81 22Gg2 %. eU- =
ECORN-F1rner but not active al 93d95c for
white.
OATS Firmer; sales at 5l854c for prime
BARLEY-Duf at ST rs for choice Spring,
and 81 fOrtFaA EgF .t .s
Rye Unchanged; sales at 81 126gI 10.
Pork Qtffet at s29 256a29 so.
BULK MEATS-N ery little doing; the job
bing pric ) re l2lze for shoulders; I41zc
for rio sides: l514c tor clear RIB, and l5549
l6c tor clear sides
/ BAC0N-A little easier at l3I<01 I3Jzc for
shoulders; lzs&4ll3c for oil = do. ;171<M515e
for clear sides: zoe IOr sus ar-cured hams.
LARD -I89lS5ze Tor choice tierce, and 2oc
for kez.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 %.
CATTIE-Weak
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Chicago Market.


ny AelegFapn.I - CHICAGO aug. 70. r
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. sGR et ~
WHEAT-Ftrmer aud 394c 4ligher: sales
at 81 7391 731z for No. l; 81 63lBl 65& Tor
No. 2; closing steady at 81 6f1S for No. 2;
sales this p. N. at 81 641E5 for No. 2 eD4E ii
Constructive and asnade drmer; sale of
No. at 9914q9954c; No. 2 at 98Sd9S5zc: re-
Je.ted at 96a93Izc; closing steady at 99ISc
for No. L; sales since Change at 81 Tor
No. l.
OATs-Active and 1@111c higher; sales at
521a@5314c 4c;f closing at 5S95314c. sca aH *
RYE-In good demand and lIS92c high.
er; sales at 81 26@I Y for No. I, and 81 220
81 % for No. p; dosing at 81 n for No. i
and 81 % for No. 2. sse 4n i ,-s 49,
BARLEY-596e higher; sales of No. 9 at
81 5l9l 81; rejected at 81 409I AZ; closing
at the outside ngure. $40 10 Il -. Df b.
MISUNDERSTANDING and easier; sales of
bonded at Csc, and rree at 81 IS. soV
PRoyISIoES-Quiet and unchanged Mess
Pork s2sl so; sweet Piekled Hams l75zc.
Lard lS149lS4c. -.ot
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MOXETARY& & COMMERCIAL
new Y0rr Markef

| By Telegraph NEW YORK; August q.
/ COTTON Firmer; ;esafes OF 1000 bales a
/ 301ac for middling uplands.
ELoUE d - tkecelpts; l5,4SS barrels Fioul
| 7,lOO barrels at Sc 70 a 30 for superb nt
/ state and Western, 81 so q s 75 for extra
/ State. 81 1907 70 for extra Western So goa
! So p Tor viii wheat extra, s. 509I2 Is foI
| round hoop Ohio, $40 009II % for extra st
| Louis, and su s5o6el4 90 for good choice do
and declining sales $50 sacks at So 90 "a
Sl2 90. Cornmear dull; sales of 300 barrels
BROOKLYN at 81 90. Rye Flour heavy, but
n ratheT % o more nor aetiTei sales OF 400 barrels al
VIII KY2- A 9sta de frner: sales 500 bar
rels in bond at szlg 72lsc, the latter an ex-
VIZ EATAReceipfs $3.50 bushels. wheat
i@2c bette anu rather quiet; sales ) 200
bushels sc 81 % for old and new No. 2
spring IN store and af1oat. 81 OF for COM
mon NosIsdO in store, 81 "a for new red
st Louis, 81 25 for new red Indiana 81 Sea
While 20 HF ReM Sn Sd 3 ~ Meh1iga9 1dgg Y 40 for
amber. -s4iLI G1Oo ia fN 81
Heavy; sales OF l42 bush southern
al " AZ sales $40 bushels new Western at
BARLEY N ominaL t1 r6H- 4as
MALT1More ore active; sales 10000 bushels
CoRN- -Raceipts. "a ITO bushels; the mar
ket IS q shade hrmer; closed dull and un-,
eehanged sales 69 0O9 bushels at 81 l59l 20
Wes ern afoat, and 81 "A for Old Western
in store. -..
= OARS Receipts none; the market is 1c
better: S les OF 81 0D0 bushels at 7S1za79c for
western a stoFea 8l6ssI14c for do. afoat,
aud 73975c for new do.
RIC &--DulR tEa ~.
CoFFFE-Rio Hrnl; sales of ]. 200 bags on
priva terms.
sUGAR1Dhll; sales OF 400 hhds. Cuba at
lU540Ilt2c. EEa91 #15sErG
MOLASSES dull. sr.. ..r
HoPs- Quiet dt lgaSoe for American.
PErRoLEUM-Dufl. stt I5tdi51Sc for crude
and S29321zc for ref ed bonue ed.
a LEATIiEK-Ii emloek sole steady at previ-
Gus pl ices. q q ts4-ss =
Woon-scRr rcely SO active; sales of 600 ,0oO
pounds; 10g55c, for domestic fleece, 43@44l5
Tor superhne pulled; 23G83 for Texas, 2215g
81 for California; N ~ T-<1S
xPoRIILElrmer and quiet: sales of 1850
dds n ~ A4429 90 for mess, ,elosing tS2S 80
csisil tzo @10s1yS 81 for old do. S2s3 50d24 90
Tor prime, and SO T5826 99 for prime mess
y EF--SteadX sales 1z.5 bbls.
BEEF HASI5-Q 9iet; sales 10 bbls. at s25 CO.
@s32 %. = =
: CUT MBATs-Steady; sales Ia packages at
l314@l4c Tor shoulders; l99l91&c for hams.
bl1gdles firm aad quiet
. LAkD-t1uiet and rntaer hea w; sales Of
590 tierces At .lSs41 l9c for steam, chiefly at
Lst99l9f, and i94Iylse Tor Kettle rendered.
lStJTrE RS teady al SlesS7e for choice, and
3lg035c EOr state -Esf 800 ----
CsTTE EsE Heavy at l3aI7Izc.
FREtC HIS T > II fvUrpO0f duTT and rather
heavy; engageneuts of 1900 bushels corn
per steamer at I'd
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PROVIDENCE, r. T.
The Races.


PROVIDENCE, Il. l., August 90
At the Naragansett Park races, In the
first race, for premium of 500, one
and a quarter miles, Sleepy beat Gil
max by head aud neck, after a hard
race and the fasttime of 2:13s. Nor
rissey was behind. Layk was beaten
of. Climax was the favorite. and
Sleepy next. The second race was
for Rhode Island cup, $50 each and
81 600 added, two miles aud a half.
General York beat Fanny Cheatham
one length, after a splendid race. in
which Onward led for two miles, The
latter bolted, as usual, and Red Dick
come In third. Time-4 :374 a -Etr =
The following were among the las
pools sold Fanny Cheatham, $3.50
Onward. $50; Gen. York, $35; Re-
Dick, S25. The weather was fair
There were 4, 1000 people present. :,
The third race was for premium
Of 81 600 for all ages, two mile heats
General Duke won the first hea
under a pull In 3:463, leadin
throughout, closely pressed by Kin
John who won the second ,Morrisse
trailing IN the second heat. Genera
Duke led from the start, and wo
under pull, passing the score int
the second mile in 3:333. The bel
ting stood, at the start, one hundre
to twenty on General Duke.
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PIrrsBURa, Aug. 26.-The second
/ important experiment, made yester-
day afternoon, with Z boiler manuiae-
tured from homogeneous steel. as on
the previous trial. was tested by hy-
drostatic pressure. On the tenth
trialit stood 725 pounds to the square
inch, when one of the star bolts Civ
ing way, further experiment was
adandoned, for the present. The
boilers yesterday stretched three
eighth of an inch, in all but tw 0
trials, aud twoLsevenths of an ZACH
inlthen9o Mo- boiler was ever kno wn
to withstand SO high a pressure be-
fore. -..f-.t--
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EuPoDean Market.

By CabIeI LONDON, Aug. 26-Eve. =
CoNscLs- 941s for both money ana ae-
count.
U. s. BoNDs-Amerieap securities hrrh !;
5-20s, ~. .ss5s
srocKs-AtIantic and Great Western, 80 /;
Erie, SO; 1. Z. 90.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. &c.
u. s. BoNDs-Firm 5-20s 75>s.
a-4 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26-Eve.
CsyrroS-Buoyant and prices advanced ;
middIing upIands lid; Orleans 1l14d. The
sales footed up 10000 bales.
CoRN-Advanced to 35s. Other articles
unchanged.
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The order relieving Big General
Morris S. Miller from dutg Ia the
Quartermaster Generals Office at
w ashington, and directing him to re-
port to the Commanding General of
the Fifth Military District. forsassign7
ment as Chief Qaartenmaster, has
been revoked. 3 aeer5-as(E sll
A delegation of the Schutzen Corps
paid their respects to President John
son this morning. -fytt..t ss-sf
Secretary Browning left this morn
ing on trip to the White Sulphur
Springs of Virginia. .-.--i - u. J
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ST. LOUIS.
Losses by Fire.

ST. LOUIS. August 26. - Brown,
Weber & Graham s f-loss by fire this
morning was about 100000 They
were insured as follows: North Bri-
tish and Mercantile, New York, Sl5,-
600; Accidental, st. Louis. $4,000;
Underwriters, New York. $4,000;
-Etna, Hartford, $1,000; Phoenix, St.
Louis, $500; Firemens', Cincinnati,
$1,000; Western, Gncinnati, So 900;
North British. New York, So 600;
North American, Philadelphia, So
900; Phenix, Brooklyn, IS .000g San
gamo, Springfield. $1,000; Lama, New
York, So 900; Hartford, Connecticut,
$1,000; Buffalo City, 50, 500; City Fire.
Hartford, $2.500; FarmeFs aud Mer,
chants Quincy. 81 500-total, $50, 500.
The losses of Hughes, Chance &
Fletcher j Merriman, Stiefel & Ben.
son, were covered by insuranc. The
loss on the building is about S15, 900;
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new York Gold and stock Market

MoNEY-Easy at 395r per. cent. for call
prime discounts 61s(G7 per cent.
STERLING-Heavy at t6I699L4 for prime
bills.
GioLD-IrreguIar and unsettled: open ed
at 144M; declfnei 10 I44: advanced TO l45.
and closed at l445z The amount of gold
on the way from Europe is increasing,
Two to three millions are known to nave
been shipped. a hae 4atts..s tHs-
GovERNlIEHTs 149A per cent. better
@l131S do. 'e2, ll2zSaII3; do. '64, 1921 a 1885
do. IS, II01z@ll05s; do. new, IO7JSaIOS:
do. '67, 1075<GIO71s; do. 6s, 1075S 9lOS; 10 4Os
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L0nIsYLIlh Market.

By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2G.3
ToBACco-Active; 80 hogsheads sold al
s. 508ll 25 for lugs to medium leaf; cutting
leaf SIC 509I7. 70. sI n4
brands $40 50alI so. sET-a ~ af p.
WHEAT-S262 %. -.l s..
CoRN-9Oc.
4OATs-45d5 Soc. a H I
RYE-SI D.
MESS PoRK-At S29 so.
LARD AT 1870. 'tt
BACON-Sho o1iders, at 135<cs clear rib
sides 1870, and clear sides l71Zc. -
BULK KMEATs-ShouIdersI I251c; clear sides
1870. Aa ttf ~
WHIsKY-Raw free 81 %. sam
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NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 26.-The lower
House Of the Liegi gislatuTTe passed the
Military Bill to-day 1t viii proba-
bly, fail nsthe Senate ao5g s.I.r5
Edwin Paschel Caeher. son, of the
former editor Of the Gazettey COM
mitted suicide at Kihgstoi Springs
yesterday9 zAAs-5 Egr ..zSTIuHls &
Christian Standt, German, CON-
mitted sNicide in this city to-day, by
shooting hips q ipItha mouth ! III
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insured in the Home Mutual Of st.
Leuis for $4,000. The total loss by
fire is S123, 600 to S130,000.
:. Prot. Agassiz, Senator Conklin.
Representative Hooper aud party left
here his afternoon for Leavenworth,
en- route fer Denver, via the Kansas
Pacific Railway.
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TPUBLrc-No. 1l7-l
An Act to pay for indexing the tax

= I bin. II .ss.
Be it enacted, by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States OF America IN Congress
assembled. That the Clerk of the
House of Representative be, and he
is hereby, authorized to pay out of the
contingent fund Of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, to the clerk of the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means one hun
dred dollars for preparing, by order
of the House, a full index of the
" Act imposing taxes on distilled
spirits and tobacco, and for other pur-
poses, approved July twentieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight.
Approved, July q, 1868. q =
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TPUBLIC-No. 1911

An Act relating to the district courts
of Utah Territory, h Ef-
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the governor
of Utah Territory shall assign the
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THE PADUcAH HERALD.
Established in tss7-Chartered 1880.
The Oldest and Best Established
Newspaper in Southwestern
III kentucky.
Published T}i- Weekly and Weekly, at
~ Is PADUCAH, KENTUCKY.
is JOH NJ G. mob i X,
~ EDITOR AND Publishes.

gWyHE ATTENTION OF BUSIN. - 4 n
men : ID .4slred IN the T DUCAh
HERALD as an advertising mediut ~
cIrculattou in the various c3,l cPa bcT5er
cnnnfies Of West Tennessee, anu anu 70, ~
lariy up the Tennesseee, ana aablisned e2 IL IS
Rivers. - laTgS M =, @,Iexvspaper through which
the ~ sss Farmers r and Mer5gantss OF TINS region
can DS Io iu.iS aS an advertising medium. lau22
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ESTABLISHED. A. 1881.

J;c4~,ak :.
H,sirice tI1s;r 90 judges of said TERRITORY To
the tlielf t; respective districts. and appoiSt NJ
eaob eao si1e ~ aq ana place of holding court in
Two Two terms an each district in any one ,ne
Approved, July q, 1868.
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Formerly
Leich, Carlstedt g. Co.,
No. 78 MAIN STREET,


No. ,422.i
United States MarshaP5 Notice
United States OF America, District oi Inc
wTS.YjIFEREAs. libel OF ipformatlon
w was flied in the District Dpub 81 ne
United states for ne District ot lnolana.
on the am das- Of August. 1858, by Peter
nash bauoh BIZ Charles r. ala Sh, ESQ, his
orontor against the steamboat Fanny
Rret deis her eugineS, tackle, apparel,
Fnrntture boilers, aud machinery, seIzeu
~ said District upOH a cause Of contract
civII and maritime, and claiming dam
ave. Ia the sum Of so 70. and praying pro-
csss against said steamboat, and that the
Ssn1e may be condemned ana sold there
for.
milton, under the seal of said Court tu me
directed ana delivered, do hereby give
puDuc notice to all persons claim ing said
goo s, or any part thereof, or i a any man
1er Interested therein, that they be and
appe .r Def re toe District court OF lie
United States, TO be held at the city In-
dianapolls. IN and for Inc District OF In
diana, on the first MoDday Of september
next, at ten O'Clock OfLhe forenoon Of Inot
day, then and there TO intprpcse theH
claims and make their allegations IA tnal
behalf. BEN. SPOUNEkt
Marshal, q. -
Attest: J. d. HOWLAED, CLERK
aus dat .r
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~ GEI.RERT a. co.
M 3I NORrH FIRST STREEf,
kf%S - ,,taaseiI 10 see all their old custO
VI ~ ~ e, De - v,,sny new ones as win favor
e,1 90 Lii q call. "A full assortment of
15roeeries etc, always on hanQs anu IOl
\ aI-s.Sf +I1e lowest M ark ct prices.
= " lss%A gents for stafford Mills alabama
Cotton Yarns, at N manuIactprers' prices,
~ i1 5fse special fJ1llaIce81eats to all Lboss
49, 80 IA EH taHt GOeo
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Y e Z e c. e a p H.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Important Foreign News.
@HE ##fWrVt.h .srHs1
Instructions to Comm and
ers Of Departments.
General Mcclellan TO Have
e' '4 Reception.
s-s4- a--E1oT .sinh2 lrs4 aaa
Losses by, Fire.
81 9ai1iE 'ha E45t
Tennessee Legislative Pre-
ceedings.
.ss5aTts ea0s51 .s.1c4i ssaaE
Races at ProYidence4


ftEH .MNtfU freaH. eG1Fa &1
Annual Convention Of Spir-
Ecol .aszia att1alistS. s-aia iis = 't'7
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BGTTICHER, KRLIOGG & %.

Successors 70 Wells. Kellogg e. CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs or
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09
The BOndholders 20 BEAT the De-
.1lhaTc mOcracy i'm Maine. ,at d

The Neao York Journal of Commerce, an
able sheet, and generally of Democratic
proclivities, but in interest so bound up
with the bondholders as to aid them in
their effort to get gold for bonds which
they bought with greenbacks, thinks that
the Democracy, on their Greenback plat
form, injured the party in New England,
where bondholders most do congregate.-
If the resolve that the bondholder is to be
paid in greenbacks, and the determination
of the Democracy to carry out that resolve,
loses us every vote in Maine, then 80 be it.
The doctrine is rights just, fair and hon.
est, and it will be carried out. The more
we are beaten in New England on such an
ssue, the more it will strengthen us in the
West, where people have too long been
hewers of wood and drawers of water to
New England, to submit to this new OUT
rage. .y-a@ ---" ..ii 7"5 lH. .@
We will look to the Maine election with
increased interest. If beaten, it Is the
bondholding interest that defeats us, and
the people OF the West, having due notice
of that fact, will govern themselves accord
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09
More Cause. Of Blood Poison .

Excessive labor or undue excitement sometimes
occasion serions- sickness by causing an ac-
celebrated motion to the blood. Grief, fea +
and anxiety hurt by making the blood to.
circulate slower. Both causes may produce
serious evils to the health unless prevented
by timely aid. Here we are admonished of the SUI
perior advantage of BRANDRErH's Pills. For il
the blood goes too fast. from nervous or other
causes. they alay the turmoil and are healing balm
to the BRAIN While, should the blood circulat .
too slowly. tinting the skin with dark hue. they
at once relieve the blood of its excess of carbon
thus they relieve the mind and restore the health.
Should an organ be weaker than the rest there inn
pure matters from the blood will be deposited !.
This is the way Jumps. boils. tumors. carbun-
cles are produced. All are cured. often prevented
by the use of BRANpRErH's PILLS. =.
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