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i CARD TO THE LADIE S
a DR.. DuPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
lDE leIiltIpS.
i CERTAIN REM ED

IDE le1lstItS
i CERTAIN REMEDY
t,r All mpaints so peculiar TO The seX-viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Reten-
...a, Pain III the Back and Loins, Pressing
,.au PaiUS, Rush of Blood to the Head, Dir
%arsS, DinnesS Of Sight, Green sickness,
Lr.yinc>S, Fatigue on any Slight EXertion,
I,tal.ou of the Heart, and that most am
E9yag, weakening, and the beginning Of al
ls.rr female weaknesses,
uLE LIITNNE Rul:A. OR WHITES.
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TAR. DAVIDSON'S COMBINED EYE
~ REMEDIES, for al kinds of intlamed,
weak, or sore eyes, whether recent or Of long
,'Hding. Pamphlets explaining the advan-
rs and giving foil directions accompany
each package. Price, ONE DOLLAR per
larEage. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists,
il1S 1916 Main street.
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IN N. WALKER s. CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO o. F. BREsEE, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE lola MAIN STREET,
first door east of post-otiice, under Messrs. r.
H. Maury & Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and per-
sonal property of all kinds in the city or coun-
try insured against loss or damage by fire at
the lowest rates in companies of the highest
standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid.
Marine and inland insurance also effected at
current rates. no Y
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Marine Intelligence.

ALMANAC, FEBRUARY "a, 1868
Sun rises. Moon sets. SO
Sun sets High tide, p. NJ 5.04
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WO21tS.

WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN,
Wv without incumbrance, to cook and
wash for family of six persons. Recon-
mendatious required Apply at once at No.
lol, corner Franklin and Third streets.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN 1 shall apply to the Board of Directors OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac'
Railroad Company for n RENEWAL OF
No. 1879, dated 18th Of De-
cember, 1885, for fifty shares of the capital
stock lost by me. SAMUEL RUTH. Il
ia l3-M2m*
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Leather, dc.

\ oTlcE.-I would respectfully inform
H., my friends and the public generally
q" nam am now with o. II. CHALKLEY q
.,s .,,4s, 'Iiae and Leather Dealers, Thirteenth
b. ,ls. between Main and Cary, where will
=, rIe1Sed 10 see all my old friends.
- L. S. FERNEYHOUGH.
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EOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, on
IL Church Hill, on Marshall street be- sd
tween Twenty fourth and Tween nty-ffth, enM
containing five rooms, and two lock- -i-Sass
rooms; kitchen with two rooms, and well
Of water in the yard.
This house iszin q few minutes walk of five
different denominations of Christians.
JOHN w. FERGUSON. ag#
1T Ferguson s. Rady's Printing Office,
corner Fourteenth and Main streets.
fe l9-lw H
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A GENTS WANTED.-Nowr ready for
N canvassers, THE HISTORY OF THE
WAR BETWEEN THE STATES; its causes,
character, conduct, and results. BY Hon.
ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS. Send for circulars,
with terms, and full description of the work.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING COM
PANY, 9l7 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Fe I'D sw&wtF24
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WTANTED, A PIANO-FORTE.-The
w Richmond Musical and Benevolent
Association wish to HIRE F1RST-CLASS
PIANO, to be used once a week at their re-
hearsals. Any one having such q one will
please apply to o. II. CHALKLEY, Thir-
teenth street between Main and Gary, imme
diatcly. fe 2l-3t
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WANTED, WHISKEY BARREL
w TIMBER, FLOUR BARREL TIM
BER, HEADINGS and SLAVES, and HOOP
POLES, in large or small quantities, empty
HOGSHEADS, BARRELS, KEGS, ETC., of
all descriptions, NEW or SECONDHAND,
for which the highest cash price will be paid
1T my cooper shops, No. ITO Cary street, and
Eighteenth and the Dock.
H. METZGER, Cooper.
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KERoSENE OIL ON CONSIGN-
IN MENT.-I am constantly receiving q
No. i article of KEROSENE OIL, which i
will sell to the trade as low, or lower than
they can order It,. 9A A. S. LEE,
in 81 s4sss 3Sl7 gary street. :s
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YNTANTED, an OCCUPANT for por-
w ton of very eligible residence on
Franklin street. Enough room and conve-
niences for n small family. Good board may
be secured. References given and required.
Apply at No. POT west Franklin street.
fe 2l-Iw
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GLOVER SEED. Fifty bushels prime
" GLOVER SEED for sale low by
:, s LEE. .
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He LEUCOERH0EA, OR WHITES.

THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM,
eartl"g the nerves and bringing back the
rosy color Of health" TO The cheek OF the
:o.t delicate.
full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price, II per box; six boxes, So. Sold
J. Mlahmond, Va, wholesale and retail by
III &rELL, LADD CO.;
:. ". POWERS, 1905 Main street;
J. BODEkER s. BROTHER, 1886 Main
street;
4. K. DTVAI., SO7 Main street.;
". II. SCOTT, 1919 Franklin street;
SAUNDERS < HOWARD, corner Brook
avenue and Marshall street;
JOHN W. RISON, corner Main and Third
streets:
LEWIS B. THOMAS, 2l4 Broad street.
). ". FEANSER, corner Broad and Seven
t~eHth streets
I. Y. HUDNUT, Church Hill.
Ladies', by sending either of the above agents
- c;M have the pills sent by mail TO any part
q: fHr country free of postage.
Johnson & CO, agents for Fredericks-
hugs; and by lone druggist" in every city
and town in Virginia. de lo-3m
TO THE CTED.-BENSON'S
l &ALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
Nl>DON-a specific for Ringworm, letter,
4ioh, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, and all eruptions
O. the skin, no matter how malignant or how
.2nE sanding. Warranted 20 cure or no pay.
Try II, and if it does not speedily and
promptly cure and entirely eradicate the dis
t''s", The money will be refunded in every
instance. Price, SOC. per bottle. For sale by
BLUNT & MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
"A . Richmond, Va.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS in
Yited.
Ohice, No. 1914 Main street.
d. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
B. g. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
do
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GLOVER SEED for sale by
Via l6 CHARLES HOWARD.
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CAP1TAL.. :. '-oo,ooo'
Well invested aud secured.
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Oilss

DURE LARD OIL, for tobacconists'
ira Refined Coal Oil, warranted the best
quality, always on hand, at the lowest market
rates ten barrels Lubricating Oil, a prime
article, at q very low price. E g.s 4es
r. w. POWERS, Druggist,
lie Is No. 1906 Main street.
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NLOVER SEED on consignment and
fe6 PALMER, HARTsooK s. co.
A FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN
- 'o'- JOHN W. RISoN, Druggist,
fel corner Main and Third streets.
VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE
v COMPANY.
JACOB FULLER, President.
L. w. ROSE, Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. ALLAN, Secretary.
RoBri I B Il p. fRaIcGihiARDsoN, Directors.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RIoHMoND, VA,
offer for spring planting large ana complete
assortment OF
APPLE, PEACH, DWARF, and STANDARD PEAR,
PLUM, CHERRY, APRICOT, and other
FRUIT TREES.
CArAwBA, Isabella, CONCORD, NORTON, IVES,
DELAWARE. IONA, and all the leading
varieties Of
GRAPE VINES.
Also, a full assortmen Of
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GoosEBERRY,
BLACKBERRY, CUREANT, and all other small
fruits;
ASPARAGUS Roots
EvERGREENs and other ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Catalogues sent on application. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
General Agents,
ia 2s-Sm Box 4SS, Richmond, Va.
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NLOVER SEED on consignment and
i fe s PALMER, HARTSooK co.
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EOR RENT, a neat COTTAGE RESI-
a DENCE with five rooms, on Fede- ksA
raj street opposite Mr.. Morton's flower E.SH
garden, Sidney; q pump with good wa s'.-ss
ter good stabling for twelve head of cattle;
and all necessary out-buildings, on the lot.
Will be rented with or without one acre OF
land attached and all enclosed. Apply on
the premises to JACOB LlSFELD, or TO
g. BERGHIMER, 3O6 Sixth, ii
fe 21-1w near Broad street.
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DraxGs. Medicines. dc.

.TMEADE 4 BAKERS may be found
R1SCOTINE, nutritious food for in.
p,SAMn0UT A DIES ARABES, digese le and
- delicate diet for invalids
PATE PECTORALE, a most pleasant and
etfcacious remedy for coughs, colds, and
tickling in the throat; a
-,KINLEY'S STAR POWDER, for diseases
OF the throat aud nose;
1NDALUS1AN BALM, a certain euro for
chapped skin;
rNLOROpYNE Cthe original and genuine) by
Nr. J. Coils Browne:
ROCKIES EMBROCATION, the Ems
remedy for whooping cough;
TlERLOT'S SOLUTION OF VALERA.
NATE OF AMMONIA, for nervousness.
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
Ie el2 Ninth and Franklin streets.
DURE COD LIVER OIL.
L COD LIVER OIL, by the gallon or
less sqnanti.y-a pure article carefully
selected;
BURNETT'S COD LIVER OIL,
BAKERS COD LIVER OIL,
HAZARD CASWELL'S COD LIVER
OIL,
HEG EMAN'S COD LIVER OIL,
FOUGERA'S POUND lodi
NiZED con LIVER OIL,
20. sale by J. BLAIR, Druggist,
tp4 S25 Broad street.
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EOR RENT, A PORTION OF A
Il HOUSE, or the whole, if desired, lhA
convenient TO business. Rent moderate. E.sS
Possession given lst March. Apply at-Rza5i'
43l Broad street. fe 24-2t*
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For Rent.

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
u ROOM for one or more single gen. "a
tlemen at No. lOl, corner of Franklin EiH
and Third streets. References required. l1sA
fe fe24-2tM&WK
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AGAINST.
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INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1866.

THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COM.
PANY OF VIRGINIA.
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RVansvIIle and Orawfordsville.
GOING NORTH.
rnrra Hanta and IndianapClis.
Onto and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM vIEoENEEs.
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The ORPHANS Picnic. = Ample
arrangements have been made for the
pleasure excursion and picnic SO gen
erously rendered to-day by Captain
Scott, of the Chattanooga, to the
children of the Orphan Asylum and
other INDECENT children in the city.
The steamer Chattanooga will leave
the wharf at nine o'clock this morn
ing, and win convey the children to
Spottsville. on Green River, free of
charge; and after allowing them to
enjoy the day in a ramble through
the grove and nice picnic dinner,
will return them to the city in the
evening. If any benevolent persons
desire to contribute provisions to this
praiseworthy object. they will please
send their baskets. properly marked,
to the Chattanooga before nine o'clock.
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RECORDERS CoURT. There was
but little work consummated in the
Recorders Court yesterday. though
considerable was laid out.
The boys against whom a warrant
was issued, on Monday evening, for
malicious trespass and larceny, by
breaking divers and sundry windows,
including the show windows of Ahler-
ing and Hassler, and stealing from the
latter four cakes and drum of figs,
were arrested by the City Marshal.
Their parents promised to have them
in Court at one o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. The father of one of the
boys kept his promise, but the other
two men came up without the young
hopefuls, saying that the boys had
slipped off from them. The cases
were continued until the other three
boys can be found. and who, when
again in custody, will not be allowed
an opportunity to :" slip off,"
George Riley, an Ethiopian, for an
assault and battery on Charles john
son, another son of Africa, was fined
81 with 81 so costs.
Gilbert More charged two men,
whose names we did not ascer-
tain, with having insulted his wife.
and assaulting and battering him.
He bore irrefragible testimonials
that he had been battered. One
of the accused parties appeared
in court, but Gilbert was not right
clear that he was the batterer, and he
was discharged, but His Honor had n
suspicion that the prosecuting witness
had been bought of. and limited as
much to him, though he stoutly de
MED it.
Jennie jackson flod an affidavit
against Jane Mathews, Caroline
Young, and another African female,
for disturbing the peace. A warrant
was issued. and the City Marshal
started out late last evening in search
l Va bnCAus
Deusner fled an affidavit against
a Well-known business firm, charging
that they had refused to allow him, as
City Inspector of Coal Oils and Burn
ing Fluids, to inspect some twelve
barrels of coal oil. One member of
the firm put in an appearance, with
Gen. Shackelford as attorney.
Shackelford moved to quash the
affidavit, for the reasons that it did
not charge any offense laid down in
the ordinance, and because that Deus
ner was not an officer of the c ty un-
der the ordinance, which provides
that the Inspector shall be appointed
in May, whereas his commission
showed he had been appointed in
June.
The Recorder Ovecruled the motion
to quash, and took under advisement
the question of the validity of Deus
ner's appointment. This is the first
case tried under the ordinance, and
it will doubtless attract some atten-
ton.
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CoRREcTION.-In our notice of
Bank Dividend" in yesterdays
JOURNAL, we stated that the Evans
vile National and the Merchants
National Banks had each declared
dividends Of FIVE per cent, free from
Government, State and county taxes.
This is correct as to the Evansville
National Bank. but not correct az to
the Merchants National Bank, in
this, that this Bank deducted from
the five per cent. dividend the State
and county taxes, paying to the stock.
holders only fraction over three and
half per cent. net dividend. II
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BEFORE j JUSTICE WALKER.-Henry
Kramer yesterday filed an affidavit in
Justice Walkers Court against Peter
Millbaugh, James Robertson and
Louis Weigle, for surity of the peace.
Two of the parties were arrested, but
the third was still at large. A hear
ing is set for 9 o'clock this morning.
A cOlored woman, who had been
living with a colored man, without
any form of marriage except that
which generally prevailed in the
South, having been converted and
joined the Church in this city, be-
came conscience-stricken and de-
handed that the man make her an
honest woman by marriage according
to law. This he at FIRST refused to do,
and yesterday the woman brought an
action against him in Justice Walker
Court, when the gay African relented.
A license was procured and the mat
rimonial knot was indissolubly tied
by Justice Walker.
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POWDER AGENCY.-Capt. Thomas
G. Smith, Of the firm of Healy Il
Smith, commission merchants, Water
Street, has been appointed sole agent
in this city for the Hazard Powder
Mills. He has purchased lot, built
a magazine, and is now ready to re-
ceive orders. The Hazard powder is
esteemed BY gunners and sportsmen
tho very best that is made, and the
company has been fortunate in the
selection of their agent in this city.
Capt. Smith is good man.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-A few days ago,
II will be remembered. that we made
mention of the arrest of man named
VIM. N. Brown, of Henderson County,
Kentucky, on charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses. Waving
an examination and not being able to
give the required security, he was
committed to Jail. Yesterday through
Harris and Mcbride, his attorneys.
he sued out a writ Of habdas corpus,
and was taken before Judge Parrett.
DENLY and Shaekelford appeared on
the part of the State.
The goods which tits alleged Brown
obtained under false pretenses. were
purchased from Jones & Catch in
the Fall of 1866, as Jas. D. Catch
testified. Said he desired TO buy
goods, and wished to give their house
the preference; he desired to buy on
time; said he owned good farm of
120 acres, stocked with horses, mules
and cattle, and so head of hogs, ready
for market, Is acres of good tobacco,
and store house; said his land, &C.,
was worth $1,000; Jones & Catch
agreed TO sell him goods on these
representations, and did sell him
goods to the amount of $500 40; he
came up in December or January, but
made no payment; Catch told him he
was not doing as he had promised ;
he said he had trusted more people
than he had supposed; Jones. then,
in presence of two disinterested wit
nesses, had him repeat the same rep
reservations as at the outset; he said
he had forgotten to tell them one
thing, that all the property was in his
wife's name; Jones & Catch said that
of course if he owned all that prop
ertY they were perfectly safe; Brown
told Catch he was not worth dollar,
all the property was in his wife's
name; didn't say when she became
the owner Of the property; Brown
has since taken the benefit of the
bankrupt law.
Miller, of Miller & Gardner. testi-
fed that, on like representations, they
had sold him goods. Other witnesses
corroborated the above statements.
The defendants counsel introduced
Thomas Powell, who had known him
two years; saw property on his farm
horses, cattle, hogs, tobacco; sup
posed they all belonged to Brown
supposed the farm belonged to him
had mortgaged the farm one time;
did not know his general character in
the community in which he lived Or
cross-examination, said he knew no
thing Of the matter except as Brown
had represented it to him. Other
witnesses were introduced, but they
knew nothing about the affair. By
agreement of counsel, the case wal
submitted without argument.
Judge Parrett said that, at this
stage of the proceedings, he did not
feel at liberty TO interfere with the
finding of the court below, and would
remand the prisoner on the same bail
An unsuccessful effort was made &c
have the bail reduced. The prisoner
was then remanded to Jail.
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THANKS. = Our thanks are due
Messrs. Fish & Barter, booksellers
and news dealers. on Main Street; to
Henry H. Haynie. train boy on Geo.
Nelson's train, and to the several mes
sengers o the Express Companies, for
late papers, delivered nightly in adj
vance of the mails.
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ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. A
man who, for three or four months,
has been lounging around the city,
sometimes loafng in the offices of
dentists, and sometimes on the levee,
was arrested on suspicion of having
stolen set of three patent artificial
teeth, the property of DR.. Hutchin-
SOP. The man, who gives his name
as Patton, has frequently lounged in
to Hutehinson's Office, protesting to
be mechanical dentist, and when
the teeth were missing suspicion nat
urally fell upon him.
Besides this the police had their at
tention directed to him for some
time, and were considering the pro-
priety of arresting him as a vagabond
when this affair developed itself. A
detective had for some days been on
his track, but had been unable to
discover where he ate or slept. When
Ed. Martin arrested him, he demand
ed the teeth, and Patton drew them
from his pocket. Martin afterwards
demanded those other teeth, not
knowing that any others were miss
ing, whereupon the prisoner told him
if he would go with him he would
find them for him. He took the
Marshal to DIR. Moffatt's, where he
handed over twenty-eight moro arti.
fetal teeth, which he had deposited
there. An affidavit was fled against
him last night, and he will have .
preliminary examination this morn.
ing. The three teeth are valued b.
DR.. Hutchinson at 800.
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A San C.ep-Dav hefo,So vester-

A SAD CAsE.-Day before yester-
day Mr.. G. Heddrich, Township
Trustee, learned that an old man was
lying at the mouth of bayou above
the city, in q helpless condition. He
at once, in company with the county
physician. proceeded to search for the
man, but was unable to find him that
evening. Yesterday morning he re-
newed his search with more success.
At the mouth of small bayou he
discovered fsherman's boat. aud on
reaching the spot where the boat lay,
he discovered an aged man, sick and
in helpless condition, and so far
gone that he could scarcely speak.
The name of the old man, as given by
himself. is Cupler. He stated that he
was ninety-two years old, and that he
had followed fishing since bis arrival
in this country, which was about sixty
years ago. He was born on the banks
of the River Rhine. having come to
this country, as above stated. more
than half century ago. he has no
relations, az far as he knows, in this
country, his last relatiye-a son. who
used to be mate on the steamers
Morning Star and Tarascon - he
stated, having died some time since.
The old man was conveyed to the
County Asylum where he will be
properly cared for. 1t was with great
reluctance, though, that he consented
to go there. He has spent most of
his life around Louisville, occasionally
visiting Green River on fishing ex-
nlIrsinn-
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CITY NEW S .

BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY Maria
Jewett, of the African persuasioni
fled an affidavit before Justice Emery
against Mary Hart, also an African,
for provoking an assault and battery.
A warrant was issued, but had not
been returned up to late hour last
evening.
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The PREMIUM PIANO.-The arrival
at Rockport, of the piano, awarded
BY the JOURNAL Company for the
largest club Of subscribers, attracted
great deal of attention in that quiet
place, and created considerable ex-
element. The people appeared proud
that such q splendid premium
had been won by citizen
Of that place. Reference is made
It's arrival -hua corresnor-
usn1 Wy from Rockport. Inv
letter VIII De I'D in this paper.
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TIE WEATHER. = The continued
heated term-over ten days in extent
is producing its legitimate effects.
In addition to the suffering from heat
endured by all, there is much sick
ness among children prevailing in the
city, and some deaths have occurred
The disease is generally summer com
plant. The doctors tell us that a
good soaking rain would be a great
relief just now. We know that il
would be so to those who are we'll, as
we'll as to those who arc sick. The
prayer for rain should be fervent and
general.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT. = The
County Commissioners were engaged
yesterday in examining into the con-
dition of the school fund, the man
ner in which it was managed, and the
character of the securities. They
found that the funds were properly
managed and the securities good, and
the whole matter in a satisfactory
condition. Some bills were passed
upon yesterday evening.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Foster, formerly
Episcopal minister in this city, has
been on visit here to see his friends.
He left by yesterday mornings train.
/. W: Moore, of Boonville, Repub
liean candidate for Judge Of the Cour t
Of Common Pleas, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. A. Haight, Agent for McGin-
ley & Carrolrs Circus, was also in the
city yesterday. That celebrated cir
Gus will visit our city on the 10th
inst, remaining two days.
Mr.. John Overmeyer, River Gen
eral Route Agent Of Adams Express
arrived in the city by rail on Monday
night