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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
GEYERALH. e. CONFERENCE.

CHicAeo, May IS.
The NJ. F.. Conference met this morning as
usual, Bishop Kugaley presiding.
After the disposal Of some miscellaneous
business, the Canadian delegates, Roai, BEN
nett, and Abbs delivered farewell addresses
10 tho Conference, being about to depart.for
homa.
An invitation to the Conference to visit
Springfield and spend q week At the State
capital was received from several ministers
OF that city, bnt declined.
Rev. A. NJ. Mast, a German preacher. read
. long report Of his recent visit TO Germany,
and Of the progress Of Methodism in that
country;
Biahop Pension, the great pulpit orator Of
England, vas invited to preach before the
Conference Friday morning.
/. Resolutions were introduced by Dr, Gill
bert Haven, Of Boston, and others, denoanc
ing Andrew johnson, and urging his convic.
tion.
An exciting scene followed. the reading Of
those resolutions, and numerous spirited
speeches were msde for and against them.
They were finally laid on the table.
A resolution was then passed for an hour
of prayer by the Conference on Friday morn
ing in behalf Of the country.
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XIth OONGRESS---Seeond EessIon
4 ssg--ssy .eFs
WASHINGTON, May lS.

4 I
/ w.s.,v,rox M.,,a
~
SENATE.
II Nc Dssis gate notice Of his i1teston o
Eiufrudheh9s bill = N early day. for the nd
niNion Of Arizo6s nd A6ntana. tIIgi.
The Chair laid before the Senate The resig
nation Of John W. Forney as Clerk of th'
SeSsAes - ~
| Negatived.
ME Hscdricks ofersd. > rssolntiontha
fthe fe&gHAtion beaccepted, and mill The sp
pointmsnt Of . successor, Major AcDoDsk
| ~ - 6ecfstary. Sfa5f
Mr.. Simmer objected and the resolution
went over.
Mr.. Wilson offered joint resolution to re
AerS Es4h Carolina, Soath Carolipe, 9eor.
gis, Alabamd, Florida and Louisiana to rep.
resentatioa in Congress- Ordered printed.
Mr.. Sherman called up the House bill fol
the admission of Arkansas, and suggested
The advisabilisy Of taking immediate action
upon it.
=. Mr., Trumbnu opposed the departure from
tAe obiInary pssctiea uksek Ysosaised its ref.
erence to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. johnson took the same view, md said
ibsk kitweuM Aook to the coan4ry-@lths sugh
Ne &d1ot believe such vas the inseution =
ID tfourt hsstenifr the admission of Arkan-
sas was designed 70 inasense ths vote on i m
peac linfinnf - @-l~.-s 2 = = -
Mr.. Dixon followed on the same side;
Mr.. Sherman deemed It inconceivable that
the men wouid come here sxpectP9 20 vote
on the impeachment. and urged the immedl-
ate passage OF the BILL
Mr.. Edmunds Favored its coming in the
regulsr way.
Mr.. Bnekalew raised aome points - to
Whether the Consultations vas legally ratified.
Mr.. Sherman replied, citing the report OF
the 0heer sent to investigate the election,
that no frauds were shown on the part OF the
registers. d
Mr.: Morton advocated postponement until
Monday, aAying that the afgumsnts Of the
cenascfs rom Maryland and Connecficut in
dicafed What use would be made By its op-
pcuesssl 4 - sstsapt ~ mads - psse II to-
DAY, and favored IN adjournment till Sa,ur-
dsy
mr.. narlsn pointed ont that the addition
OF two 6amfera youdzieave The some number
OF votes necessary as at present-ls for ac-
quHtsi. and would therefore operate adverse
y 70 the fnends OF convection.
After further debate Irnmbail pledged the
Judiciary Committee to the early considers
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO, MAY Is.

CHICAGO, Nay Is.
A Washington special says: Senator
Grimes to-day received a severe stroke Of
paralysis, and is though. to be ia dying con.
dition.
The argument on the motion to admit Sur
raft to bail was resumed this morning in the
Supreme Court of the District, and on its
conclusion Chief Justice Carter refused
TO admit the prisoner TO bail.
New YoaK, May l3.
Special kilograms from Washington say
that the result Of the canvass to-day is de-
clsred quite favorable to conviction, and
nearly every Republican Senator expresses
the opinion that Saturday will close with that
result.
The dispatch adds: The Missouri del-s.--
ton have succeeded in exacting from Hen
derson : pledge to vote for conviction ON the
1lth article.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Yarx Mau1a

sgss NEw YoRK, May la,
1t the meeting Of the American Tract So.
eiety today The annssl report was read
showing the receipts from donations and
legacies to be $l1s,77s, and from sales S40,-
063; balance in treasury, $l.6S5. The Ex>
eeutive Committee Was rs. elected.
Tho AnericAs Anti>SlAsesy sSosiety held
their 25th apnirersary meeting to-day il
Steinway Hall. About 1000 persons were
present, largely Represented By ladies.
Wendell Phillips and chAs. G. BurleigA
wsre the principal speakers.
Resoiutiens were adopted, that il the 9sn-
ate acquit johnson, it will only join itself 70
him rs disioyslists, and demanding Of the
Republican party at Chicago man who re-
presents the most radical purposes Of the
loyal people.
George N. Harrington, better known as
Geores Gbristy, died today.
The masoAs s11 bficklayers all struck to-
day forincreased Nsgea
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CIxcIsSArI. May 10.
Joe Coburn, who is to feht McCoole for the
championship of America, arrived here this
morning, and was Immediately arrested and
taken before the Police Court, where he was
resaised TO dys bonds TO the amount of
2!0,OOo not to aght within the limits OF the
State Of Ohio. John Franklin and Charles
Gallagher went on his bond and he was re-
leased. The fight will take place on the 9th
Instant within 6fty miles Of Cincinnati.
ELaIS, ILL.,, May 10.
Ths Republican Congressional Conv vention
Fes the ID district met to-day. Hon. John F.
Farnsworth was nominated as the candidate
for CankFeeu ty four AstokhI.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs.


ssa, WAsBINaros, May Is.
The Democratic Cify Convention last night
ueninassd J ohm F. 0ivsn for. Mayor.
CHICAGO, May Is.
The TmA Washington special esays the II
linois Republicans ia the House held y
meeting this evening to see what course they
should pursue regarding Senator Truntbulfs s
vote against convection. ltwas proposed TO
issue an address relative to their views on i'm
peachment, but they we're 80 we'll known That
they abandoned the idea, and adjourned With
out doing anything.
. The Iowa Delegation held meeting and
resolved npt to recognize Senator Grimes
hereafter rs member of the Republican
partv.
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MARRIED.


LIDDbE-F0LLOCE-Atth the residspoe Of 3. Pollock.
ESQ. May lath. by the Rss. W @. Craig, Mr.. WILLIAM
LIppLx snd Miss LrDlA Pollock, all Of this city.
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vsneiIl, Jonee L Co......cor Third Z Main streets
Hess, Stern / Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets
CROCKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey 4 LIE Faivre..... Main street-bet sth 9Th.
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Hess, stern L co..cor Second i Main streets
cRocKERY 4 aUEENswARE.
Carey LIE Faivre.... Main street-betsth 9Th.
oossnIssloN iEncHAsTs.
WV Sturges. s......................4e 40 South Lsvee.
oleet,-whelesals 4 Retain.
s G Bridges Nos I Estes House
0stn, Silver Ware.
Bridges 4 Estes Houss.
enc DEHrIsrRY gb
Dr. CIR Watt Main and Fifth sts
Dr. L Ingersoll... Third ! Main, tup stairs.
DRY GoODs-wHoLEsALE
I'M Shelley / Sons Main street
Kramer, Irwin los Main street
DRUGs-wHOLEsALE 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett Co..........-s4 Main street.
Kerr Fuller, ..........sl Main street
Dr o'connor ...-.............. ..68 Main street
DRY-GOODs-RETAI
n Bostwick Main street
Phillips Kerr Main street
Gresg 4 Son ou..,.................5 4 Kstsa House
Main street
epissbsrger, Mayer l. Cos. .........Ne.li1 Msinsst
Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
8 Bridges.......... .........Nos q = Estes house
EGGS n BUTTER. =
sPPond / Co............cor Main / Ninth street,
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
8 q Bridges L.. ........... Eosl 4 Ettes House
rURNIrr RE. Il z " ii
Duncan, Ksrls / co.--..-,..14o / l.2 Main street.
GAS sTEAM FIrTIHas.
Mooar 4 Son ......~J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
ao,a Pans Pencils. Psekst Books.
-, uo,.e
. s.'.-'. '''.''..-,
Gold, silver. and Ivsry Meansea Isa
briases...-..-'.''.''''-'nOsi - :
GRooERs-W AhsALA
g. Pollock :....lls main street'
K.iIage. Rirae 4 Go.,....,,,,,.. s. N sin street.
RF Bower co............. Main street
hooEhs-n
IA Meouee, ................s4 Main street
Cox irvin,..~''' -..0olAe' e : A'A - = -
nvaYsues.rs. Thsrm smstsrs, saehrem-
stsrs.
Drlages''-..'''' ''....,' .1. - '''
u,ux uou,. rarnis hing Gesds.
A. Weber / co...... Main street.
:,
HARDWARE.
u pnaI SO Main street.
p,,lou Jouos..............-.....s 80 Main street
3
Burkitt 4 Aco..................--..sI Min street.
Tepfer House In,rd ohn.on Iohn.on
pem'ns mouse e'''-'-......-o
"a .na Main sts.
- - ''''''''.-...,.- w--
a.. Leves, bet Main i Johnsop.
-
cou;., Fifsh strest-in Estes House.
a., Main 1 Fourth.
ofosnei DAs'
rrmrI-Rv Iurrao1p,
8 q Bridges. s.....a, ~..,-... sp, z"sstes HOUSE.
m Ursoy.rsAIE.
n Leonard Co...... ~ . . - NAH sa''t
FORKS
bawden eheh0"e'A... .---.n !. :.
mJYyIvrRe
spis,se,ger' hay'r o;it Cor Third Main streets.
mrs "s'ei -
n.v,a Lovry................... d street.
assAs1As M. .IA.E,ta, Aou,.
" 80
N..1-te r.,.. .uo,..
g Bridges--...-''''...'.'3ss'A : : 80 :
Pipes, Genuine
8 Bridgcs................hosi NOS = Hsses noass'
Pisteis, Ammunition. Rides.
a nr;5oo. Noei b 4 Estes House
Ay... p.s,s... sa..o' AND Maj. .'
yarurYH0 AND WALL PAPEBs.
wul priss cor. 5th 1 Biondsas
...,..,.r. : I..u.Arc. Ae,rs.
=: ~. s..;,.I
WIN I futont.... ....'''.oA A@saA ss1sce1 s..r
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coaMIssioN iEnCHANTB.
" Stuyces So "a South Leyee
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CLOTHIERB. II ..

CLOCKS, wATcHEs 1 JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges. 4 Estes HOUSE.
7. R. ]. Ayres Sons.... ..........e7 Main street
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

La - .Ueon cor Third Ma AA&leets.
Huiskamp Mafehs..-.............S0 so MAias street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street-bet 4th 5th.
Hart, .....................l3sM SO Mali street
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BONNET DLDACHERY.
marsnn cor Eonrth 4 nj
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

EOUSD-oN POLYNESIA STREET, NEAR CAKoN,
ceet stIet Pocket Book containing small amo nj OF
nrey which the By calling az No 20 toym-
mia street. describing and paying fer this publication
T OsT-oN TUESDAY. The lsrH SEPTEMBER .sI
IL Instant an ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
amount Of Money number Of Receipts and Memoranda,
and the following tes which the puoc are eau
toned trading for negotiating Viz Three notes
dated December 1861 drawn by T. D. Van Horn to his own
order by ndorsed hundred dollars esch and
payable three six and nine months after date; one note
crsyn M Van tom TO her own order and by ner
ndorsed at year after date March 1851 and marked
Ne yariatur Gottschslk Magner, notary public for
Ave hundred thirty dollars note for eight IN
bred and thirty dollars and thirty and nethrd
cents at ene year after (ept Is 1861 drawn and in
dorsed as above marked, Ne yariatar" BY w Poole
ESQ., p; sixty DAYS after date, Czth Eeoru-
sTy s6sJ drswnby Ven Horn to the order o. n Au,
eusin Bank of New Orleans for hundred and
fty doars-s which have been paid but not can
ceed The finder welcome 70 he money and WI rpcsse an
t. d. Van aorn, % Camp street. r-aa - rsrrrr.t
OsT-oN THURSDAY. nth, A BLACK AND
IL brown Hound, answers to the name Of JED: Had
sm niece bottom of his lst ear and large
white max on breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded on leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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TT sAcsUsEMENTs. ~ 3 a
TO. Q. f........... .................I. Q. o. y.
,'1t - an
sUnuE1 TO PHE PUBLIC. rs1zaED,g
Co., aas ar1s1
Pre ninay rotce Is hereby gvsa that On the io1H DAY
OF NOvEMBtR NEXT the Odd Fellows Hall will be
dedicated and the ceremonies win be concluded in tbs even
ing by GRAND oPEEISG BALL the particulars of which
win be published IN sfw daya By order Of the
coxNITrFE OF ARsANGEwuNrs.
VARIETIES THBATEB. sgn.I o. rslr
sT vM s-srsr1o aer
rrae ss.raa = $40 -.H u sIfsl D ..a a
W. T. FLOYp............. Lessee and AsaAsef
.l-1-al1 es-slo - aE s1tsl t1aro ...s-f
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CT. CHARREs INDTITUTE-BoARp
y and Day School for Young Lsdies-Condncted BY NINE
a.. MAUEs LEFRANC. IO4 and LOG Bourbon ttree<. The
Course Of this Institute are In full operation snce
the let Of ptembsr 70 the able corps o. use rsscns
Prevost whom solssgs Hsrmony snd Singing are con-
lst Of October Young ladies' not pupils ofthe instue
admitted to these lessons For terms OF circulars sppy ~
latter III. ...| II ...ll !.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY sMrru's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
,a .,.'.''s At Newe.ss's, '.1
1900 HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
W a MILITARY ACADEMY FOB BoYs |

On septsnbsr Issh 1sss KIRBY SMITH Win corps Of
sssssns whose qualifications Of tas highest ofdsr WI
open, ct Newcastle, Kensucsy, r.. afr 1ts-f
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYa ifl
Newcastle 10 iocassd IN tbs healthy blue sea Of
Henry county, distant our miles from the lousviley
frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cncinnsti
Railroads. connected With each BY good maoadaned pike
snd about hours travel By rail from Lousvills.
Ths Academy buidings owned By hlroseh are q modern
construction Admiralty adapted for school pupose ana stu
suburbs OF the town The standard OF educston
viii aim thorougbne IN every 20 be ostominSd
impartial end searching examinatiA The disc pine wn
strictly military requiring punctushy and
the performance Of every duty The domestic srtmens
hesth comfort Of the scholars Ins sche
astc session divided into two terms twenty Wfcks each
the hrst commencing September 18TH Inc charges fcf
everything excepting uniform books and medical atend
sncs viii Be hundred end dollar. N " B.
Currency session Of forty weeks payable i've
eoua the beginning of each trm Of the
session No dsducisn from these chsgss VII ~ made or
during the except In aotrActed sickness OF
honorable discharge and then tuition e 81 ~ psr
current term VIII BE- required IL -
Uniform furnished most reasonable tsras Boeks
and stationery Louisville prices a. the namb OF pupils
s limited those Wishing TO places in the
should apply 1t once IN thus making his real
dencs n xentucky devotinR self TO the eincaon OF
ts youth Principal hopes have the Of hia
friends in this Comnonvealth --~x
For further information address KIRBY euirH,
etudsnts viii the Emi1enes on tbs Louisville
Frankfort Railroad. whence emnbuses VIII convey them
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ACADrMr OF HU.Io-sr CHARLES st.
sPALDING BIDwELL. 80. Propristou and Msnagera
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
.fN NOON. a.ls
TIE Recognised Family Theater Of New Orleans 't
PROF HAsELMAYER, the Wonderful Magician and
Nee mantle Illus onist ..I. " q
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BOURBON WHISTLES
OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS;
600 bbls j. L. sHAwHAN's-Aprfl, May and June, 1867.
100 . J. @. McGIBBON's-Msy, 1867. Vs.i.e-
100 =. JAS A. COOK 90 's-March, 1867.
rs :. is. BR0wN'S-June, 1866.
100 =. CROw-January and March. 1886
$50 . j. @. MATHEwS's-January and May 1867.
100 =. YANCEY s-Jsnuary and February, 1867.
100 . THOs. GORRELL 4 CO-Nasch, 1867
100 . EDWARDS &McGINNIS--March and April, 1867.
For sale by -
A. CARRIERE CO.,
s..r....w Is Bienvile street.
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4 lIe o. g. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,
COLLECTORS OFFrcE. Oct lst, 1868
The following described goods having been seized for VIC
ton laws herein set foh notice hereby
given that nnes the csiniag the same shan aope
and HE their according 70 law within twenty days
rom date hereof the goods viii be advertised and sod At
public auction provided sections IL H. IL and OF the
Act Of Congress approved July 18th, 1886; q -,
July 8, ls6s mark, bottles kirscn wasser; vessel
Oinda vialation section 1, Act July q. leo =.
July To- 1851. marked A. bblA syrup Of Cane Juice ~
halt bb Syrup Of Cane Juice steamer Trace no'
section l. Act June 30, 1854 -, ,y
August 10. 1865 marked 8 under n oox y 80 %
sl7ss : -. - ,,.,> -,,.., q, -.
box flor s Water and 13 pal Kid Gloves no mark YES
sci Prima Donna; violation section "a Act March l.3
Ans INST n 1865 no mark casks RUM vessel fsabelita
violation section s. Act March 2 1873 am,
aeufeuher T. 1864 mark. Abynthes 70 bilnard
Rss. vssSs, Elns: violst "a Act March 2 1893
D'' PERRY FULLER. Ce1ector.
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y -
NOR RENT-rHE TWO THREE STORY BRICK
ttores "a 70 Poydrss street. Apply ~ Coiiseum
Place between Terpsichore and Nsip ,mens streets
mo RENr-THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
the second floor Of the New Orleans Mutual ms
company.
NOR RENT-RooMs AND BOARD WITH PRI:
vate family, Chestnut street between Josephine ana
yack SON Fourth District be obtained early Appca
the premises or BY mote TO "a g. is a his once
UsOR RFNT-A LARGE. FINE THREE-srosY
Ferdinand Il has been put and water
in IL The Leyee cara from Canal street run within
Rent $500 per annum payable for
frst SIX months and $50 month the last SIX monshs-
I,OR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent (Osns sree Nos u, IA and rs Rent moderate
EoR RENT Or. sALr-THE Two-sroEy
and Bsrcnne s ees with Dwelling above tschen chambers
and large shed In Lot ~ BY $50 For srther par
ticulars inquire at No. Union street. ont once SECOND
noor !. .r.. -. - ------------
EoR RENT-THAT LARGE ooMvoDIoUs AsD
Delord and ST. Charles formerly Nayades) sire It's Having
openings all and abundance OF yard rbon Is wen
suited family. boarding house school, For tem etc.
apply to J. Wire, at this Office
EOR RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
tory 70 enssrprsns Keeper thi, POP
70 c. E. Girardey 4 Co, u Exchange PIaos. -----,
without board Also day bosrders large front rooms
that connect with sliding doors fsrties Wishing 70
Liberty
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EIBOT PREMIUM AND GOLD AnDAA
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANr,
An TMB BE9T CookA1o sTSss'

u~~ sAup-nEALs BgRxn-BvHnAB SUE
dred Cotton snd esgsr Plantations lecatsd n n -
portions Of The cotton and 49, 49,
anbsf 40 As. . hrgs veds1y = - Sses.
ssores Suiidng lots end squArsa hver0cfa lerees
viskins = hyes M e ~ g "a 81 s12:is g
strsst Nov orisaaas fuoR xHT ~
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ISRNEsr TURPIN. wHoLEsALE nANurAC.
u turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocoste Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
Drops, and Straps By steam Importer Of french v5nsr
shn Decorated fos Cosssass. Fancy Psps for oS Ssss
mas and New Year Preseps Conucopias, etc. etc Ne 81
Old strset between 81 Louis and Cont stress New
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BY Q. 4. 0IRARDEY a CO..
'a.-' VIZ Omce-No. II Exchange Plaza
VIZ EDHEsDAY. October 8oth, at 1oh
w clock A. win be sold pubic auction at the three
story brick oweling, No. us st. Charles street between
aod and julia on account Of the owner declining house
1hE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE, com
sets Rich ench Plate Mantle and Pie, Mirrors Lace and
Brusse Carp ting window Shades and Cornices
ane Clock and other Ornaments In Bronze kngravoes
and Glass hina and other Wares and great variety Oh
other articles numerous TO mention. " =.
Descriptive Catsogues v be ready for delivery on the
10Th inst the Office Of the a uctoneerx
~ TERMs-Cash In u. y. Treasury Notes.
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HroTlCE.. .xOTICR......s...-NOrI I.
m .nderxiened would respectfully inform the ctissns q
rev Oreans and States q Lc1isisn. M
WATER and, HAtURAL GAS WELLS - ''' 'A'''
. ann .savr~ Ran an uni resolve prompt atten
ion. - : - { A. wELIdS7 ToH w. Assass'
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1sscQs sisri sol lddd n1Tia Tfd 0av h .is7lla
Il rsoslsq b5sgo9s ia 5Hs GRECO 5iH % 5914
sidfzi1zoo sosnsto div i1gl;11 Trg- ~ .a5i1e
Isbr1 u .l1sggn lidla ,siI1e llllI Ct 9f9l.4
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In rehearsal, the comedies OF LOVE AND MONEY!
the "BUNCHBACK," and "KNi0Hfs OF THE HOUND
TABLE,
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The undersigned wsud 70 his friends and patrons
and TO all those who py The beautiful game OF Billiards. tat
~ has N orouehy ieftted spacious under 81
Hotel street, and that In addition TO his
old IL be hich all been repaired made a. good as
received tha prize the Paris Exhibonte has also
several new Tables FRI the celebrated manutactoy
The rubiic arr In yited to call and test them.
The 20 Room has been removed AID placed In separate
apsrtn emit OhAs hAS va,,
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Uae quiveeal Success OF the New COMPANY.
Consisting Of the following talented Artists
o. Miss Josie Orion, Miss A Ice Gray, go
Miss Isabel Freeman, Miss George Dickson
Mrs. Isahella Preston. Miss Bel wallace,
Mrs. L. h Seymour Mrs Post,
Miss Annie Vaughn, Miss May Msrston,
Miss Kate Wood, rf Miss q Roylance,
Miss Carrie Foster, Miss Reeves.
Misc German, Little Kettle Van Osten,
and Nadeno' see Theresa
Mr.. W. e. Sheridan Mr.. vining Bowers.
Mr. ssorge Dyer, Mr. d. K Ration.
MI w. j. Coesw,ell: MT r. W Nitchen,
Mr.. n. Levin, II - Mr.. x. Power. r
Mt. q. l.. Pier5on, Mr. =. Aanoies
Mr.. z. A Athens. Mr. i. E. Eisier,
Matter Willie Seymour MrJ B. Wright
and Mr.. W. R Floyd
The Musical Department uudr the supervision and drec
tion Of The accomplished Cfef dOrehesre,
Mr.. B. E. WoolL r +.
Tuesday Evening. October II, 1885,
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-13

On septsnbsr Isth lsss KIRBY SMITH. Win corps
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-18

The Gazette in speaking Of the Rockbridge
Fair says an interesting episode Of the day was
a meeting in behalf Of the Valley Railroad at
which Judge Brockenbrough presided. After
an address of welcome by President Fuller, ad-
dresses urging the importance o. the immediate
completion of this great work were made by
Col. M. &. Hartman, President Of the Company,
Maj. Dorman, and Maj. Yellott. Col. Hartman
made interesting statements Of the condition and
prospects of this Company said that with q
million of dollars he could complete the work in
two wears; showed how this amount could be
raised, AID urged Rockbridge and Lexington to
vote four hundred thousand dollars as their quota
Maj Dorman, and Maj Yellott enforced their
views in earnest, and eloquent speeches which
we hope to lay before our readers. The meeting
passed resolutions endorsing the scheme and en-
powering the chairman to appoint canvassers to
bring the matter before the people Of the county.
The meeting adjourned to assemble in the Court
House tonight to discuss the propriety of sep
arate appropriation by the town Of Lexington
After addresses by Judge Brockenbrough, Gov.
Letcher and others, the meeting decided that the
ohole county ought to vote the $500, OOO and that
it is e1pedient for Lexington to act separately.