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wounded; Immediately about twenty
citizens gOttheir arms and fired at the
column, by which two negroes were
killed and an unknown negro wound
ed. The negroes Immediately broke
to thick cluster Of timber 100 yards
north of the Court House, and at this
point there was an attempt made by
Pe1Rce to rally his routed force. Our
citizens to the number of about 30,
part of them being mounted, made a
charge and completely routed the
whole force. Pearce flying through
the woodssaand fields, Murphy and
Phil. j DINER escaping In buggy up
the road towards Albany. Several
negroes were killed, and from the best
infoxma ation~we have beea ableto pro-
cure, between thirty and forty were
wounded, all of whomshaVe been pro-
perlg caredfor. The Sheriff goes on
to express his regrets atthe necessity
which brought about the occurrence.
The citizens still think it was their
dutysto obey the Sheriff. to break up
the unlawful assemblkge. While they
say that the consequences are to be
regretted, : they do not boast of what
was done by our speople. They
rtAdb aalAACJ 1dfC &04I
painful duty, imposed upon them
by wicked and corrupsd men, now
engaged in leading astray, into
colored people of the country. The
blame ofsthe whole affair is put on
Pearce and Murphy, aud the citizens
appeal to the law-makiUg powers of
Georgia and the authorlties of the
- nh AEa
of these strolling criminals that are
prowliDg about homes and disturbing
the peace and quiet of our war
stricken people.
The above account Of theSherif is
addressed to members of the Legis-
lature. snaTa ot fasHo1a 7ays
The 7ri6upe's Atlanta special says
Of the Camilla riot: When near the
town the Republican speakers were
met by rebels mounted and armed,
who warned them not to 20 into the
town. They went on and were soon
met by the Sheriff of the county, who |
informed themfhat fhespeople would |
not allow Radical to speak in Ca
miha They persisted, however, and, |
on reachiRgrthe court house, they and /
their friends were assaulted by mob. |
Colonel Pierce is dangerously shot, |
Captain Murphy is badly hurt and |
many more OF the Republicans were
killed and wounded a large major
lily of the Reptbl cirs were colored
men. who, in obedience to Govern
or Bullock's proclamation of the 14th |
inst, had lett their arms at home.
Official reports place the number off
killed and wounded at fifty. i
These oatrages ave being perpe
trated all over the State. Governor
Bullock sent strong messRge to the /
this afterRooa,- accom- |
panied by an official report of the /
riot from Major Howard, United /
States Army, commanding this Sub 4
District, aud Recommending the Leg /
islature calling oa the Presideut for
troops TO suppress the insurrectiOa /
and enfoFce the laws Of the State. A |
resolution wa offered in each House
calling on the President to furnish /
sufficient military force to preserve
the peace, &c, but it was voted down
in both Houses, aud the 5Governor's /
message referred whore it will lie
buried. A-a
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the brave, soldiers and seamen wbo
endured the hardships of 1Dn esmDoiao ~
and cruise, and imperiled tbe;rl lIiIsu l;ysl
IA l the service Of their country. Tbc
Dountles aud pensions provided -, ~
law for those brave defenders of ~ ~
nation are obligations never to he for ~
gotten. The widows and orphans a.
the gallant dead are the wards Of tbe
people, sacred legacy bequeathed to
the nations protecting care.
IL. Foreign immigration. which. in
the past, has added so much to The
wealth and development of the re-
sources and increase of power to this
nation, the asylum Of the oppressed
of all nations, should be fostsfed and
encouraged by a liberal and iust
policy.
II. This Convention declares its
sympathy with all the oppressed pso-
pie who are struggling for their
rights
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NEW lYoRK, September 22.-Th'
steamer China from Europe has ar

New YoRK. September 22.-The
steamer China from Europe has ar
The Ku-Klux are said to have in
vaded New Jersey for some time.
Mysterious warnings, with symbolic
cords, daggers, death heads, and cof-
fins, have been received by Radical
members of the military companies.
threatening them with death, but no
notice was taken of them, except as a
series of stupid jokes. On Sunday
night, however, Lieutenant Bynner,
Of Company III, New Jersey Rifle
Corps, was knocked down by slung
shot in Kearney. and when found
was insensible. Near him was a pis-
toI marked with nKu-Klux HERO
glyphics, and other evidence of the
Klau. The police are now on the
track of the mysterious marauders.
: Four WOmen-mostly servants out
of places-weFe arrested yesterday,
charged with being concerned in the
death of an old woman named Pagan,
in tenement house on West Twenty
eighth Street. 1t seems that the
women, lived together each one sup1
plying . certain share of the necessa-
ries of life, while Mrs Fagan, the
hostess, paid room rent. Whisky was
In general use among them, and In
one Of their orgies it is said they had
"a general row, in which Mrs. Fagan
wasso seriously injured that she dice
soon after. el5- - ..,-..5. -. -. 1.
AT the time ofthe great earthquake
terrible storm passed over Buenos
lAyres, destroying a great number of
lives aud much property. aaSpo as
2NEw YoRK, Sept. % The match
for a 300 a side between the Ward
brothers and the st, Johns crew, has
been completed and the first deposit
made. The race is to take place at
Springfield, October 21st, three miles
and RETURN ~ ~ -gI ..U4airus aaaf
New York. September 22.-Rich-
ards & VerRlank's Kerosene Fac
tory. jersey City, was burned this
morning, by an explosion. The en-
gineer and three workmen were kill
ed, and $50 barrels of oil burned.
Loss, $4,000. s.H ax t
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept q.
ToBAcCo--Dull and dropping, but with
out quotable change in price. = 4.tnf
FLoUR-DuIl, with the demand confined
chiefly follower grades: supeTfine sold ~
so I5G6 %; extra at 50 50@57 %; Xxx at - ~
@S9 %; fancy and family at Sll 0Ocgl2 20.
WHEAT-Irregular: buyers doing most OF
their buSln at yesterdays prices.
CoRN-Duu and lower: bus ers scarce )
sales at 92995e for choice grades q.
OATs-DuIl and l92c lowers 5l954c LOT
good to choice. fla .
BARLEY-Dull. and buyers o.s, anoing dli osa; on
prime to choice Iowa at ~ o9t@A S9i cnoice
Missouri Spring at 81 1Og2 II. ,-.F., :.
RYF-Heavy and lower; sales at 81 oil
6SI 81. - a.
BACoN-Easy for buyers, and consider
able business at reduced, Dud Irregular,
AZ II II5sLGJ6c: fresh shoulders I21yc; plain
capyassed hams I612e; sugar cured Zoe
WHTsKY-Scarce and very firm at 81 80
LIVE SToCK-Steady, and in demand fol
: GOOD to choice.
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E u RO.P E.
ByAtIantfc TeIegraph.
Important from Spain News from
France-Telegraph In Spaln DlsOr.
dered in Every Direction. IL

ENGLAND.
4 LONDON, Sept. 21-Miduight-The
following is the additional news from
Spain: 4.a5 s,..s +
Coneha is at the head of the
Queens troops. ~
Prime Minister Bravo has fed.
a The Queen islat San Sebastian road
between that place and Madrid at
present. - Ef4.k 31A38
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Spain, ,aoeey
LONDON, Sept. ga party of
about sixty persons, all armed, and
many Of them mounted, made an at
tack on the house of a Mr.. Justice,
near Cork, last night, stripped it of
its arms, which they carried off, The
movement was directed by an Ameri-
can. There was no opposition offered,
and no arrests made. .s-g,.fs~.s
Patrick DJlan aud Daniel Moriarty,
convicted of completely ia the Fsnian
outrages in Australia some time ago,
have been pardoned on condition that
they will not 60 to Ireland. Michael
Hanleyof this city, a convicted Fem
ian, has been pardoned. a9
graph IN Spain is -disordered in every
direction, and the news uncertain
and contradictory Generals Prim
and Deroda, at the head of The insur-
gent forces, are marching on the Cap
itol..
LONDON, September 22.AThe peo-
pie of the provinces of. Corunpa, Lo-
renze, Penteredra, Murdica, Husca
Saragosa and Fernel have pronounced
for the revolutionists. The rebels
are very strong in the provinces of
Barcelona. Paragona, Learida and
Corona. It said that the, sovereignty
of the people and appeals to the ma
ton are war cries of the.insurgents.
LONDON, September 22-Eve-It
is rumored that TIE Spanish feet of
sCadfz has opened fire ON that city,
where, at last accounts the citizens
remained firm. n IA s<A .oP1
Official dispatches from Spain have
been received. They admit that an
insurrection has broken out at Mad
rid and in Seville, but its existence
in Murcia and Galicia is denied.
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LouIsyllle Market.

By Telegraph. LoUIsVII.LE' sept. z
.cS.o : sales of hegsheads at full
rates: lugs to medium geaL 60 ooe9iS VI y
LoUR-Superfine 20 Io94rW eraF
WHEAT-SI 95e12 o..
CoKN-S2G95c. 1H
OATS--52953c.
RYE-SI 35gl 40.
COTToz(-2Sd2zc. Tlt HEa .fa- =
PORK-S29 o..
IARp-I9149191Ic.
RACoN-ShOulders l35ze, clear ribbed sides
I5aI51Sc. and ear sides l6t0I6ISc.
Bulk MEATS Ts-Shouiders Ils<912c, clear
: WHIsKY-Raw, free, 81 IS. 4sAaa
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tr sAN FRANCISCO.
..-.s -,e Foreign Newss.

#.H
SAN FRAECIscos Sept. 2I.-Ari-
z9nig advices Of September 7th state
.a siat.EoI. Price had made treaty of
neaca with the Wallipie Indians. The
savages eounselled a surrender of
C'tn. Diven assumed command Of
the District OF Arizona, vice General
Crittehden ordered to report at San
4Ffahcisco. Msjor Ulemer assumed
toh ,hand Of the sub b-District of Pres.
ostf. Several Indian outrages had
occurred near Wickenberg. Mining
was carried on actively with good re-
suits The drops in the Territory
were looking finely. Marhem, Soon.
'9 waaser Il. co. had suspended. sal
80 iGieared-Favorita, for New York.
SpnINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 22.-
Moses Wesley failed to walk fifty
miles in ten hours, giving out on the
4lst mile, with two hours to complete
the task.
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sT. LOUIS.
Man Arrested Charged with Killing
HIs COusin-A OOHnteFfeiter Ar
rested. . %,

ST. LOUIS, September 22.-Wm. HI.
Burton was arrested here TO day,
charged with killing his cousin,
Hardin Burton, in Lawrence County,
Indiana. about two months ago..
Peter Ruga was arrested to day.
and about bushel OF bogus niekels
found in his possession. Emile Bras
sine, in the employ of Ruga, was also
arrested, and nearly $400 in counter
felt 81 Treasury notes found on him.
Both parties were turned over to the
United States authorities. 1a
Judge Nathaniel Mcdonald, who
some time since resigned the Judge
ship of the Probate. Court of this
city, on account of i'll health. died
yesterday. HSt
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: new YORK Dry Goods Market.

W" AUFthi obIB. II
Dry goods are rather more ACTIVE hat AZ
reduced prices for many styles Of cotton
goods especially tickings and bIeacIled
23c; do. @, 2Oc; do. ID, 1gc; Hamilton is
Mcks, zoe; Eagle IA do, 22c: Star 40 N o
isci Ghecks, Oc; Appleton brown drills,
keag red awning. 27; heavy brown sheet
~ shhgs, best makes l61z9lec; Broadway
sneetlngss I4c; Atlantlcs and Ste Ring I4C.
Keystone ginghanfs, I21Sc: Glasgow i7e!
standard fancy prints, I29i3c. Il - 80
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thar DENOMINATION.

On the evening of the Republican
demonstration, the astounded Demo-
Gratis wer4soud In their determination
to bear it, aud doit soon. AS early
as the ensuing week was fixed upon,
ami the manufacture of several thou
sand lamps ordered Since then the
great.eyens has been postponed from
time to time, until fears are enter
tanned that it is not to come off at all.
WHATS he matter, gentlemen2 Are
speakers scarce2 is. money short?
What il the occasion of the delay?
The Repub ,iclns begin to think that
yau are afraid to measure strengths.
with fheir last parade, and many
D poerats also think that the delay
is an Indication # collapse on the
part OF their leaders. .. p afrrrf1ats.fI
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Cricket Match.

MONTREAL, Sept. 22.-The cricket
match to- day between the, All Eng
land Eleven and twenty-five of Cana
da, resulted Ia twenty y-eight for the
latter on their first innings. The play
closed with a score of forty-seven for
the Eleven, with only one wicket
down. The first inning of the Eleven
will be finished tomorrow. f
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THE (ouFteo copied the statement
OF DE-. FLETCHER, of indianapolis,
with reference to Governor Brown,
ofGeorzia. VIII it have the manh-
ness TO copy Governor BRowN's re-
ply? We do not suppose it will. The
Governor denies explicitly that he
was ever in Huntersville, and, conse-
quantly, could not have been the Col
BRowN who treated DR.. FLETCHER 50
badly. The Democracy have made
but ii,tls in their attacks upona Gov
RRNNN.
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NE MPHIS.
COTTON Crop-EnfayorabIe RepOrLs.

MEMPHIS. Sept. 22-Cotton crop
reports continue very unfayorable, the
BAH worm, rot and second growth
damaging cotton to a very serious
extent. @s rs
Rains continue almost incessantly
during to-day; raining very hard.
The Engineer. corps, under Minor
Merriweather and Capt.Ike Hood. left
to day to survey the route of the
Memphis, Okolona and Selma Rail
road.
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Agents IUr the Journal.

IT. a. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgb. Ind.
HARRY =. SMITH, w a>hiBgtOn, Ind.
W. j. Il. HEMMESWAY, Boonvllie, Ind.
e.. X. d. BRUIER, New burgh, Ind.
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD. Mt. vernon, Ind.
j. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
IL. w. " KAY Err, Posey willie. Ind, a
~. r. CoRWIE, -oTnerviile, Ind. .' h~.A =
Capt. W HITISu, Cynthlana, Ind.
T. j. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton. Ind.
InOs. N CCUa ~ EN- SandersYtlle, Ind ea
URBfR MARRs, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
. hey Will also receive and forward to as
riders for Bind ng and Job Printing.
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New York Gold ana stOck Market.

- ASi0sAaPu.i NEW YORK, Sept. %.
MoNEY--Easy, at 3c95 per cent.
SrERLING--Lower. = =. ~ = CIR =. .7.-
GOLD Opening. at 1852; declining ia
exports $50 600 1NS - - = : -
doVERNA6ENxs--Aetiv and nrmer. at nd
wanced va quotations Coupons '8I Il31$aIIS
,6I tI51sy1I514; ,6f IIO1zall09E: '65 1Il1zsa
mas. new lU9Gl0916s f67 ILg5JLalOgl[s 96S
lOSSsSgl091S; 10 40s 164s5s@IJ5. /s'' -
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-The Grand
Lodge of L. o. o. II. last night visited
Washington Lodge, the first Lodge
formed in America. The only two
surviving members of that Lodge
were present. r
The Lodge met this morning. The
election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: Z. ID. Farms
worth of Tennessee, Most Worthy
Grand See; Fred ID. Stuart of ID. c..
Deputy Grand See; j. l.. Ridgley of
Maryland, Corresponding and Re-
cording Secretary; Joshua Vansandt
of Missouri, Grand Treasurer.
At | o'clock they re-assembled at
the Gilmore House, and transacted
business of private character.
To night they visited the theater.
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ELMIRA.
Railroad Accident--A woman has
both Feet Cat Of,

ELMIRA, September 22-As the
funeral procession of Mrs. Carr was
crossing the Erie Railway, one mile
west Of Painted Post, the Rochester
express train came along, frightening
the horse of Mr.. Carr. Mrs. Drake,
sister of the deceased, was thrown
on the track, and had both feet cut
off. A child of the deceased also was
run. over and literally cut to pieces.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Destructive Fire = Great Loss Of
~. Property. '..3 1DoaS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22.-~Harper's
silk factory was burned this morning.
Loss $4,000. - ae3 saa- slspRa 81
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HoPE deferred maseth the heart
sick" We commend the proverb to-
the consideration of the amocratic
Committee which has so often post
poned the great demonstration that.
was to oyerwhcln Repubhcanisin. &
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-At New
Albany, within the past week, IS to
20valuable miich cows have died from
the cattle disease. There is no dif-
ference in the symptoms. A
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By Cable.l LONDON, Sept. 22-P. NJ.
CoNsoLs-9i14 American securities bouy..
ant; bonds 721S. - ~ 4G9m a'fa
aa lic1 10 FRANKFORT, Sept. %.
BONES -7515.
-aLIvERPooI.,. Sept. 22-P. NJ.
COTTON Prices decIineI a fraction: nm
lands l0d; Orleans l0Ad.
FLoUR-Firmer, at 2Sis.
TALI.OW-48Is. a t SAD HH. WHEE rE
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is THERE not danger that the moths
viii de troy the tapestry of tho sixeor
c ght triumphAl chariots which have
been prepared for the great Demo
cratic Demonstration. if they are not
u-cd soop? Delays are always dam
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No SPEANERs.-We are informed
Chat scarcely oFkpeakers is the reason
why the great Democratic demonstra-
tfoni' postponed. This hardly seems
e,edible, and yet such is said to be
tho fact. All we have to request cof
onr opponents is, that they will not
postpone the eyent until after the Oc-
tober election. for then it will never
come off at al. EEr u5os orr
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Arrival of George II. PenaletOn.

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 22.-Hon. G..
II. Pendleton arrived tonight. He
will be present at the Democratic
State Mass Convention Tomorrow.
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PARfs, Sept. % 2-The Pdtrie pub.
fishes the following from the Spanish
cmbassador here: EeaE wy
Madrid is quiet, thou h the people
are excited and the troops are faith
ful. At Cadiz the troops and citizens
are faithful, but the garrison has been
reinforced as precautionary mea-
sure. ..
Other towns are quiet. -a'' -
PARIS, September. 22--The Non
ifeaw has the following in regard to
tine Royal army of Spain GeEeral
Conchas Beecher has been ordered
to command the center. General
Cheste commands In Caledonia, Ora
gon and Valencia. and General No
valichez In Andalusia. o 3-fa
PARIS, Sept. pa report il eur.
rent that the Minister of war will in
stantly issue orders for dismissal 10
their homes. of $4,000 men from the
army on furlough.
Is AHu l AUSTRIA. -.trE
TRIESTE, Sept. PA deputatior
of Greek citizens waited on Admiral
Farragut to-day, and returned thank:
for the sympathy which the United
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NEW YORK.

Of the steamer GhIna-The
Ku Klux In New JerseY-OutTage-
Gus PrOcesdlngs-Dne Man Killed
Murder Ofsan Old W0man-Let.
ter or J0ha6 Dixie 10 for Grant
and COIraXa-DOeS not Think Sci =
mOur the Mah for the Times.
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BosToN, September 22.-The whole
of the Fire Department paraded as
an escort and banqueted Resoluto
Hose Company of Philadelphia to-
6av
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Il e Z z R AP H.

Il e Z e C R "A p H.
Important Letter from
General Jno. A. Dix.
He Declares for General
Grant for President.
Does Not Think Nc. sey-
Il mour is a Man of
FIrmness.
Ku-KIux in New Jersey.
Outrageous Conduot--One
Man Killed
The Riot in Camilla. Ga.---
Full Particulars.
The sarratt Trial.
Important Letter From
Georgia. Z
Postoffice Dafalcation.
Indian Affairs go Fires ---.
Railroad Accidents, &c.
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States had manifested for the patriots
in CaD5ia. The Admiral in reply said !:
The people of America not only sym
pathized with the Cretans. but aided
as far as possible the cause Of liberty
in Crete. 4
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BERLIN, September 22.-The King
of Prussia has returned to this city.
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The spirit of Kentucky Is sea roely more
faVOfab bic 70 Bureau clrpet- baEgers than IL
IS to cLlpat-bag " spoon threves.s'
Tne. Courier is edited BY couple of
carpet bag topperheads from Ken
tucky. aud : the spirit they manifest
shows that thew would be glad to in
trodpGg the Kentucky practice of
whlpp nzl shooting, and hanging Re-
pubHc;.ps INTO Indiana if it could be
follosel asoFa ely, here rs It is there
y = Tne spirit IN Kentucky was
ll.ustr4tgf 10 the recent burning out
the Shakers near Bowling Green,
a d,thV Il ipdlsh murder Of. Williams,
tle IN o. soldier, in, HIS own, house,
ani-iP lIe presence of his wife, who,
ia vaiH,o iiuIplored mercy from the
murderefs The spirit of Ken
IA KY, f, ths spirit Of hell, and the
70 fcai entlssaries She spawns upon
Ia M s2re saturated with it.-Mt.
Gefa1R Union.
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WE iad the following gems in the
Evansville Courier of the Sth inst:
IU KLUx-The Ku Klux Khan turned
- out ut henderson last 5sstu rday night,
seventy tive strong. Y They march ed
Though a ne streets, but did not offer to
modest tluN body. att rtIrf -rsLfaE
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Dealers in Steam 9auges, Gum 5e1.ll95 5el1,1l5
Slre Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes bOltl'4s
Cloths. &C. at manufacturers prices.
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CzRCUzAR SAW MILLS.

56 EVANSVILLE, IND.
sHEEr IRoE and CoPPER WORK made %
order ON Ahort notice.
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
of everv description.
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ILannlseLnrers and Bnllaers of.
Steam EngInes, OIreular Saw

Mills.
%
H4
5
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-18

Advertise ysur busisess n u Lin.
eeia @ Ce..sy Hsrall. 1srns W.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-18
a Adnninistrator,s No1iCe.

NoTIcH 10 hsrsby svsa that lsttsss sf admis-
~ istrsticn wsrs granted 70 tie sndsrsignsd
% The sststs Of Hiram Frsssh dsssassd, es thS
18th Day Of Asy, lees, By ths Clsrk Of he
County Court Of Lincoln sessvs Nissesri. All
Is,:s.: h.visf siaias against ssid ssea.s ass r.
allowance within ols year IRON ths date Of ssid
letter., Or hey nsy b prselsdsd ftou any bsnsat
ef ssld ssta&s, ssd u net sxhibitsd within two
yesn ftsa ths dsts Of ssid letters tAsy win b
Day3l m Swpl G. W.NARTIN, sa..x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-18
WANTED.
Agents Wanted
TO SELL DR.. WIN. SMITHS
Bible D3ct1Oas0D>ay.

THE CHRAHgsT AND DRsT. Gee that ths
i book yea ~ ssal1tAs ovsr I,seo pages.
Agents are doing splendid Bssinsss whA
Th1s WORK.
~ 70 those whs vsat the smsil London Rdi.
tisp, from which tie Juvsails AmsriaAa Hditlos
has been espiet, W viii supply the lAP0ATED
WORK ITSELF, whisA Ws e9ss st e3.J6 =
fl.. i :'i Ii -: =: ~: "a y: e, a::s:: .:.:::
NxTtouAL PUBLISHING Uo:.
1yk s3eSw Cineinnatl, Ohlos
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-18
TRAINS FROM MACON TO st. LOUIS.
Final settlement.

NOTICE 10 herssy givsa 10 Ill persons i.ts,.
~ sstsd that tle Indsnignsd, Administrater Of
the estate Of Edward Hsisiip dssesssd, win
make anal settlsnsat Of his sdnishtfatfel Of
said estets st TIE nsxt August term efths Lincoln
County Osurt, 70 b bsgun aad held IN Troy On.
Monday, thsloth day 81 August, 1855.
J. D. ALLEN, Adnfds bsnus lsn.
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