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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Sept. 8, 1865.
mo. l0ll-N. 81
ReSolred. That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized TO adjudicate, after five days no.
tce in the official journal, the contract for fitting
up the Seventh District Court and jury rooms,
according 10 plans and specifications now on file
in the surveyors department.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved September S. ls6s.
(Signed) JOIN Z. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1858. !
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEA,
City Hall, Sept. IL, 1868
mo. 10l3-N. 81

lNOs AOA0-n. Del
AN ORDINANCE Autbor1ng the issue of city bonds sad
providing for the payment of same
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by the Common
Council Of the city Of Ne1o Orleans, That the
mavor controller treasurer and chairmen of
the finance committees Of the Common Council be-
and they are hereby authorized to issue bonds OF
the city of New Orleans. under the act OF the
General Assembly entitled 50 An act TO enable the
city of New Orleans TO procure loan OF money
TO meet its current liabilities" approved Sep
TENDER 5th 1868, to the amount of one million dol
lars, having not more than five years TO
mature, at a rate of interest not to exceed
ten per centum per annum, payable IN semi
annual coupons.
SEC. O. BE Il further ordained, ETC., That the said
mayor controller and treasurer and chairmen Of
the finance committees of the Common Council, be,
and they are hereby authorized and empowered 10
sell at not less than par the bonds provided for IN
section of this ordinance, and to apply the
proceeds to ths payment Of the floating indebted
ness of the city 10 the following order, to.wit:
First-.The pay rolls and warrants, for the pay
ment Of ell salaries and wages due to all the city
employees the police, the public schools and the
monthly instruments of the appropriations due
the various charitable institutions.
Second-The judgments against the city. with
costs on same, as may be designated by the
finance committee ard the city attorney.
Third-The controllers warrants on the trea-
Furer, beginning with those dated in September,
in July, June, May, and so on to the Oldest date.
SEC. 3. Be Il further ordained, That one-f0urth
Of one per cent Of the tax assessed annually on
Of the real and personal property, mot exempted
by law from tsxation) within the city of New Or.
leans, be and the same is hereby set aside and
pledged to be used solely for the payment of the
interest, coupons and the final REDEMPTION of the
bonds TO be Issued by virtue Of this ordinance;
and that said proportion of the ANIMAL tax snail be
deposited daily, as collected, in such bank in the
city of New Orleans as may be designated By the
mayor, controller, treasurer, and chairmen OF the
finance committees.
SEC. 4. Be IL further ordained, ETC., That the
bonds TO be issued under the provisions of this or
dinance, be and the same are hereby exempted
from all taxation by the city.
SEC. 8. Bet further ordained. etc.. That all or
dinances or resolutions conflicting with this ord-
dance, be and the same are hereby repealed, aud
that this ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARSV.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September IL, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
john W. OVERALL, Secretary. sell lot
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A BOOK FOR THE UxroRrUS.

j. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE on PRIvArEk m,
EASES lnpoeney, Loss Of Power, Nervous DeoitYS vi
Notes 1mpedments Marriage should be read b. ~ ~
enpistiDg marriage sent By maA receipt Of rs "a ~.
J. 3. DUFF A GRIFFIN. nv"
New OrlesHs Medical Instltu|.
Where diseases. successfully trsased ssfessI
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MAYORALrY OF New ORLEANS,
ECity Hall, August 81, 1865. I
mo. 1002-N. 81
ResOlred, That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized. after ten days notice in the official
journal, to adiudcste to the lowest bidder or bid
ders contract for the extension Of 'Ninth Street
Market the work to be done in strict accordance
with plans and specifications on file in the office
of the city surveyor.
(Sieneo) THOMAS Marley,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Sgned) ALFRED KEARSY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
= Approved August 81, 1863.
(Signed) JOHN II. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CoHTRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HAIL.
New Orleans, Sept. 8. 1865. I
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at his office,.o Tuesday, September y, 1868, at
noon, adjudicate 10 the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract, as per specifications. >
PAS. LABARRB, Deputy Controller.
SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING THE EXTENTION OF
THE NINTH STREET MARKET IN THE SQUARE
BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE, HARMONY, CONSTANCE
AND NINTH STREETS.
The extension of said market shall have the
size ana dimensions marked on the plan, and the
new building shall be in all respects similar for
materials and workmanship TO the portion already
built, and in strict accordance 70 the plans and
elevation made by thecity surveyor.
The new tables and stalls shall be similar to
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at bis Office on Wednesday. September is, 1865, at
noon. sdiudcste to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

d.. wQLCorr says he win pay 5000 70 any psr.on who
win produce remedy that will Instantly remove and
readily and permanently any paE in the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders, Breast Back, Heart Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal
external acute ehrOnic Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds.
Frghful Cancersn fact all pain, from cause, Rheu-
matte keurac from mosquito bite 10 toe most intense
Labor Pansas quick Pair Paint reduce Inflammation
rapidly heal permanently give In los
pzon whether applied 10 the weakest infant the most
feeble aged person, and e harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free ct no. 81 Carondelet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists Supplied
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THE EVENING STAR.
VIRGINIA NEWN.

In the lower part OF King and Queen county
me storm Of last THURSDAY proved very yio-
lent and destructive On the farm Of Mr.. Nor
man, below the court house, 1t ~ SAID, pos .
single house ~ left uniujured, most of them
pelng entirely overthrow, and the dwelling
very much damaged. The lightning was very
sever, and several persons la one house were
knockeo down and stur ned
hohfie, who escaped from the Penitentfary
some nights ago. went strstghtway 20 Hanover
aho renewed Mr.. Fulcher Of several horses and
mules lie was pursued thirty miles aud dred
At several times, but eluded capture.
"A new mouse. near Lovettsvflle, L9adouu
CO. owned oy L. p. Wenner, was DESTROYED BY
hre on Monoay night last Loss OF about
q 0o0; the work of an incendiary.
Upon taking charge Of the Penfteuti,ry 81
Richmond, Wardwel. the new Superint.n dent,
made q speech 10 the prisoners. advising them
to behave themselves
Ex-Treasurer, Major Calvert has placed In
the hands Of General Schofield a fulI statement
OF his disbursements OF the gold OF the State ON
the eyac uatton of Richmond.
Dr. Gaillard has resigned his professorship
in the Medical College Of Richmond and goes
20 the Louisville Medical College.
The Petersburg Express ne wspaper establish
M nj was again sold ON Thursday, bringing
only S24OO.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYMAsTERs OFFICE,

~ WAsAIsGrOs, ID. c., April Is, 1888.
sealed PTopG'sls, O. De Endorsed Proposals"
ot NAY. 1885, for che following articles -r6ieh ,lBt
p - Ae tsrg bFSI qEaiiFg. 20 be delivered free of
Navy Yard, aud sabje Z 10 the usasl inspeciion
IheIeat, 70 Wit:
- Bureau Yards and Docks.
24,OOo ttNenty four tbousandl feet. board
25 goo twenty sve thousanGj feet Yellow Pine
Dim. nsiOn Stuff.
COG lseyen thousand feet So inch Yellow Pine
l6 900 t.ixtsen thOusardl feet No White Pine.
2S,OOO twenty i've thousand Laths.
loo-9Oo one hundred thousand nard burnt Red
$4,000. ,t~enty-two thousand dark Red Pressed
40 s.ne hundred and fOrtyJ Hnssl feet Granite
100 Zone hundred) barrel, Potomac Lime
100 tore hundred and hftyl barrels fresh ground
Cem-nt.
-eO teiRht hundred) gallons pure Linseed Oil,
$50 lone hundred and hnyl gallons pure Spirits
400 ffour hundred) lineaI feet North Carolina
$1,000 (-etenty-seven thoussnd) feet, board
measure. North Carolina I~ilOw Pine
100 Ce,en hundTed) JOists, North Carolina yell
3 goo vtTsrtv two hundred) cubic feet Timber
North Carolina yellow Pine.
BEysGg Steam EnE5nserinz
10" son. huunredl gallons TurPsntine.
Unit Gallons Japan YarDlsh.
% thfty) gallons Copal YsrDish.
BErsaH Of Ordnance
l (one) barrel raw Liuseed Uil
BUyerB EqViPmsHf and r. cruifias
Zoo 1--WE hundred tons Cumberland Coal, best
PUaity, 10 be delivered ia ten days.
Descriptive schedule, with particulars to be seen
kesPoEs'5!e security required for the prom ot
-o5torrH,fy 'crth siPNIatiOHs s bIays forms for
B. aS " 'S JxG 2ssa S' NOT
Paymastar
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COLO IN THE ON.-This is occasioned us
ually by the presence of some irritant matter,
generally undigested food. The symptoms are
pain OF a violent character, evidence BY the
animal frequently lying down and rising up
again, turning round his heal 10 the flank. aud
attempting 10 strike the belly with the hind
legs or horns. The pain is not conunuOns
but comes on by fits. which 90 on, and for the
time leaves the animal comparatively free
from pain, returning again with rene wed yio-
lence; there rs loss OF appetite, and rumination
is suspended. This affection, however, is
comparatively rare in the OK Treatment con-
sIsts IN administering the following cornbina-
uon; Epson salts, one pound; aromatic spirits
OF ammonia, one ounce; tincfuTr of opium, two
ounces; water, one pint; NIX. Injection OF
tepid water should also be adm mi Stored
Prairie Farmer.
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WoRKMEN's STRIKEIN ITALY.-Many thou
sand persons. mostly workmen. paraded the
streets OF URN recently shouting down with
the Minisugi' down with the grist tax.'
Much difficulty was experienced in restoring
tranquility and preventing serious disorder.
ms demonstration arose out of the stnke of
the men employed al the arsenal, in the to-
oacco mandatory, and on the railways of
Upper Italy. The authorities had ded ucted
D per cent from the wages of these persons as
payment OF the tax on personal property, the
act being illegal. since wages of rail- amounts
are declared exempt from the impost Other
strikes, more peaceful in their character, la We
taken place at Bologna, Naples, and Milan, es-
pecially one OF the owners of public carriages,
on which was placed so onerous a duty that n
II had been persisted in, IL would have led 10
the ruin OF many undertakings. The tax has
been for the moment suspended.
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An ELoPEMENT AND WHAT CANE or IT.
A young German and newly married couple,
residing in West Hoboken, We're arrested on
Thursday on a warrant, charged with robbing
the young wlle's father of iewelry and other
articles 20 the value OF S4OO. IL appears that
The young woman, who is only a gIrl in years
being but fifteen, was engaged 10 be married 10
a wealthy merchant of New York her fathers
choice, but her love bein z bestO wed in another
direction, upon young man, eighteen years
OF age, whose affections she valued more highly
than the riches of the mere hanL she, on Friday
last, ran of with the latter and the loving
twain were made one Before leaving, how
ever, As is alleged, the girl helped herself 10 a
gold watch. locloet, and other jewelry, a piece
OF silk, ana several ARTICLES belonging TO her
father, in all valued at $40, which she toos
with her. For this Robbery the IA Their eau sed
the arrest OF the couple, when the watch. locket
CONTAINING hhcnesses, anc the piece Of silk
we've recovered. The parties were taken be-
fore Justice Allen, when the bride not being
provided with bail 10 the amount Of 500 de-
manded the Justice was about TO cJmmit her
10 the county jail for trial, but this was too
much Tor the father, who sersibly relented,
withdrew the charge, bestowed has blessing
upon his children and took them home.-N r.
ErDTess. 2bth.
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Interesting Eerricn News.

Our European intelligence by the Atlantic
cable last night says that there was great ne
Joicing in London and throughout q rest Brit
ain yesterday over the successes OF the English
troops in Abyssinia. and the escape OF Prince
ALFRED from assassination. Farrell, who At.
tempted the life of the Prince i'm Australia, has
been tried, found guilty and sentenced 20 death,
at Sydney. The trial OF the fenian prisoners
was Resumed yesterday, and the Attorney
General, who II appears did not get entirely
through his argument on Saturday, concl uded
II yesterday, and the was given TO the
jury. The jury. after a brief delay, brought sn a
verdict Of guilty against the prisoner Barrett
and acquitted al the Others. Yesterdays pro-
ceedings of the English Parliament were also
OF general interest. Roth Houses OF Pa-na-
ment last night unanimously voted an address
10 the = ueen upou the recent attempt 70 assss-
sinate Prince Alfred. Ia the House Of Com
mons Mr.. D'lsrseli, referring to fhe Abyssinian
war, spoke hatteringly OF Gen. Napier and his
army, and compared the conc uest OF Abysslnia
10 that OF Mexico by Cortez. Subsequently,
in Committee OF the Whole on the Irish Church
question. the first OF Mr.. Gladstones rerles OF
resolutions was debated al length. but 10 prom
ment members OF the House took part The
third session of the North German Parliament
commenced yesterday. KING William deliver
ed the opening speech. he referred 90 the
peaceful relations existing with all the Great
Powers of Europe. and hoped they would be
continued. The speech was throughout of a
pacific character. Ii was warmly received and
- ~ close three cheers were given for the King.
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EKEsH BEEF AND VERSAILLES.

NAVY DEFARTHEST,
bbTsdH q ProCiSicRS and Cl1tHiHE 4 pTii ~, 1865
sealed Prop sails, endorsed - Proposals Tor Fresh
besf and Vegetables " VIII be receIv ii 1t this Bu-
reau until % clock p u on the LIST dav of NAV
1-o- fer the supply of
3tAD IEnds Of + re-h Beef AMI
Z5,Otu pHuLds If Fresh Vegetables,
~ The Na~hlugtO Navy Yard and station, a. re-
CURED The T. # and We -tahie= INNS. be Of god
Guailty. and tie best the market affords and each
STucle must Dc offered for by the pound. The Beef
10 De IN equal proportions fore and hind qxarters
Bonds, with approved security, will he required
II One-hsif the estimated mount of the contract,
and twenty per cent in a'lfitiOn will be withheld
II, m the HmOanl OF each payment 20 be male, as
collateral security for the due performances of the
Il / fully complied with.
Every offer made mu-t be accompanied by a writ
Ten guaranty, signed by more responsible
PERSONS that the bidder bidders will, II his or
ttcir bld be accepted, enter into obligation
thin i've dsys. with good and sufficient sureties
20 furnish the articles proposed; the responsibility
81 the gusrantOrs TO he certified by the Assessor
q internal Revenue for the District in which they
reside.
NOProPosa! triH b con sids,.f unless accompanied
D SHrH gs'rentJ and by Satisfactory sridsErs TINT
ne oiddsT - TsgpiGy dsGisT the articles pro
pod ana ms fac EIcsHSs T-IUfrs1 fCgHgrs,S
The Del artWrut reserves the right T. reject anv
PROPOSAL not considered advantageous 10 the Gov
eminent.
ItIs 10 BE understood that in case the stinuI,taa
quaEtiiy e, either article shall lie delivered Ieav.
10 tiHut. due on the other article tine CONTRACT
nay lie cu- tiered as completed in full at the on
=, n OF the Department.
ap2slOt II. BRIDGE. Chief of Bureau.
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lNEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition of ALBEIT 8. SOUTH NORTH,
Of B0ston, n husetts, praying tor the extern.
sion OF . patent granted 70 hin the 10th day of
APRIL 1855, and reissued the 1sth day Of septem-
Der, l66D, for an improvement In Plate Holder for
Cameras, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the 10th day Of
April, 1869: ~
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once en Monday the 18th day OF Aug ast
70 spIsa. and show cause. II any they have, Why
sold petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposinS the extension are required 20
die In the Patent Office their objections specially
get forth In writing ct least eesy dnye before the
day 81 hearing eli testimony hed 81 either party
2 Be used % the said hearing must be taken and
once. which VIII be f1rnished on applicstion.
Dspo.itions and otheE psRsrs rsIisd upon 9 tss
for ,s. tie dsy Of hssFsSe ne ersgnsnts. 4 any.
0rdered also, thas this NOTICE be lpblished In The
Republican and the Intelffeencer, Washington, y !.
once week for three successive wesks; the 6rst Of
said publications 20 be st least sxsy days pre-
ap h-wsw Acting Commissioner Of Pssenis.
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0Y GREEN d WILLIAMS, PIX
- AuctioDeers and Reel Estate Brokers
CHANCkRY SAIL OF VALUABLE REAL

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed on the TIN day of
0stosef ls9, in 2 cause No %, in equity, In
ere conpiainants; and osthartne Barrst q 4. are
desendans, We, the undersigneA trustees, vfu cell
e pushc asGtioH, at I'VE oeloek , a, On the nth
dsy OF LAY, loo6, on the premtses, 20 the highest
sddsr Lot No. e, In eqesr. No. sSs, fronting 81
teet ~ inch on Sixth street east, between And
y streets north with the tmprovements, con
sitting Of rrsme Dwelling Helss.
And by vtrtue a. . decree Of the Same Court,
passed on the llth DAY Of April 1858. In causs No
lies, In equity, bstuSen the same parties Ne Win
alsO cell on !ee yreeaisss, g halt y.st O'Clock ,
ana @ I'D ses..s No: 9; aid La 10 trent
esst bsi.s e isss iPesss ts:et. vtsh rcd Frsas
q Inches host, With fSsss Bssiaiss. sh asdsf
fsrias: One third sf ths puruhsuD uousy n h
psid within Ave eAys efter the sAls cad tha
Ia equal met almspts ~ six and tOelve nontks fron
the day II SALE With ntersst to Be by notsa
and DEED Sc q srn,s 9ss t sss x,S The
dsya the pr6Dey 60 Be resold u the eost and isf
Of the fret purchaser. Tbs pasckossr q nav foe
stAnpa snd ell eonye1anstee a1hs .psrshsssr 70
fnoctsa of 4 sTabY.Tyfsssos,S trustees.
spl5es GHEENA WILLIAM Aucts.
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RxAruficial bai- ~ rada a,

HTArtIfcial hair is made in Paris from Dark .
MA ku-klux was killed in Hurricane Bot
tom, Miss, a few nights ago, by a negro party
he, with others, wac attempting 10 frighten.
Hls BODY was carried OF next morning.
IMr. Chadeayne, Of Titusville, PennsyI-
yania, whose wife and daughter were very
seriously injured by the fearful accident at
Angola, has effected a settlement with the rail-
road company, by which be has received the
sum of SlO,O0O.
a|Dubuque has a Society of .sCirass Widow
should be any unusual devlltry enacted about
these times let the Society Of ad interim bache-
Tors be looked afier."
81 No one is to be allowed TO go TO a fire in
New York without badge. There must be q
great demand for badges In cold weather.
81 The Parliament of the Dominion of Can
ada propose a tonnage OF 81 per ton on Ameri-
can vessels fishing IN Canadian waters.
sSIn Cleveland a base ball association has
been formed with capital Of S25,0OO.
The Eleventh Ward, in ST. Louis, has
elected radical Alderman, by about sO0 ma
Jority.
- Eight cases of trichinIasis. one OF which
proved fatal, have occurred in Hampton, III.
sSs,t. Louis is killing its unlicensed dogs At
the rate Of $40 a month
~Nine skulls have been taken from the
ruins OF the Erie Railroad disaster.
sSThe Cincinnati deaf mutes have organ
lied a society for mutual improvement
Svirginia lie rejoicing over the prospect of
a considerable emigration to the State ron
England and Scotland
nIAn English Jury has decided that e3,So
is the exact value OF a wife, run over by a rail-
road train. 80,
a%It has been decided in Davenport. Iova.
that colored children have right 70 attend the
public schools.
nIThe culture OF tea Is abor. TO be intro
duoed IN Jamaica, under the auspices ofshs
English Government.
axp~stor Pilaffe. An eminent FRENCH prroch-
Or and writer, IL coming 10 this country, under
the auspices ofthe Evangeiicsi Society Of Paris
aTA Quakeress said recently 70 a friend In
reference TO the QUAKER formula OF mArrfAGe:
ssIt n true, i did not promise 70 ooey wnen
was married, but nigh - wen, Tor have
had 10 do IT," ~. ~ ..r-..- r.y..l p.
h nsrA Mr.. Zimmerman, VINO has been for
eighteen months confined In an Indiana Asy-
Ium fus ths Insaoes was recentiy set at liberty
m - ~round that Der disease was incurr.ble
SSe wsSltshed ststewent 20 the effect shst
she ~ hem oo0dned all the time ON fnIss
rharses made ~ her hpsband.sF 81 $3.50 =" p.
n @Thrpe rsgiDen0 q Dtisua are 70 be rsis-
ed In Vermont, TO drill i've days in tue wear,
srd have asnusi ncampments ana geaerai
trainings in the old style.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON VERMONT
AVENUE, lMMEDIApELY NORTH OF <

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on VERMONT
AVENUE, IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
STREET. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10Th, at
5a O'Clock, we shall sell, the premises, Lot 81,
in Square 2l6, fronting % feet inche Vermont
avenue, six-foot alley on the south side.D and run
ming back about 90 feet to fifteen foot alley con-
tanning a little over 1900 square feet making an
economical lot for building purposes. This lot is
located in the most beautiful and fashonab BILE part
OF the city Ter private residences. Its view Is on
Vermont avenue, and down 18th street, with an
improved public square directly south, Franklin
square east. and the Presidents Square within
two blocks.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in six and
tu Give months, with interest. Convey anciug and
stamps at cost of purchasers. Sl00 down at time
OF sale.
ap 81 dads COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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THE INTERNATIONAL SCHUETzKN Pest
The New York Germans are making great
preparations for the great International
Schutzen Fest, which commences there on the
18th OF June next The fete VIII last for q
couple of weeks, and Will be, IL is said one of
of the Atlantic.
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81 A young man named Dunning, while
sitting with young lady at her home, near
Bruceyllle, Knox county, Indiana last Sunday
night was twIce shot throu gh the head by some
person standing outside. AT last accounts he
was still living. Allen Byers, a former sutton
OF the young lady, has been arrested on suspi-
cion of the crime.