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gpECTAL NOTICES.

me- MEADE & BAKER, APOTHECA-
RIEs and DRUGGISTS, and dispensers OF first
quality imported Colognes, Perfunery Ponaccs,
Soaps, Sponges, Combs, Brushes, Cosmetics. ana
French Medicinal Preparations, slo Main street
(nearly opposite post-otlcc), Richmond, Va
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The Southern Planter and Farmer for
October is on our table. 1t seems to be an
unusually good No.
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Ou!-Thc Columbus (Ga.) Sun, in Il para
graph speaking of Governor WALKERS
message. turns aside to say:
I" As the Eirgnians started out to eat dirt,
rs the best they could do, it is highly pro-
bablc that they will make a square and
quick job of it. Our word for it, day will
come when Nirginians will make some,
body suffer for the degradations forced
uuon thcm.'
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apECFAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. .,.,.,
me- LEVY ROTH E RS
ARE OPENING THIS DAY
LARGE LOT OF
AUCTION BARGAINS.
DoYLIEs, NAPKINS, and TABLE-CLoTHS'
LOWER THAN EVER.
BIRD-EYE DIAPER AT 2se. PER YARD-A
GREAT BARGAIN.
IRISH LINEN-A FIRsT-RATE ARTICLE
ONLY 7sc.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
LINEN GOODS.
FRENCH MERINoS AT THE OLD
GOLD PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ALL-sILK AND WOOL
PoPLINs,
IN the most QeSlTuulc ouaoSo, -
NOT HALF THEIR VALUE.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
Tho nnest and most varied assortment. No house
in this country keeps better assortment
of these goods.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL! FLANNELl
From the lowest to the highest grade. We cal
particular attention to our
YARD-WIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at ASe.'
YARD-wIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at SOC
These goods are we'll worthy tho attention OF
purchasers.
We are also opening a splendid line of GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR;
among them are some really superb goods:
whilst we also have THE VERY BEST GOODS
in heavier styles:
SPLENDID HEAVY DoUBLE-WIDTH GRAY
CLOTH, sl.so per yard;
| FIRST. RATE ARTICLE HEAVY sATINET
LowER-PRICED PANT GOODS
OF ALL KINDS;
FINE BLACK BROADCLOTH;
FINE DoEsKIN CASHMERE, IN BLACK
AND CoLoRs:
HEAVY BEAVER CT Otis FOR ovERCoATs
KNIT GOODS. KNIT GOODS
KNIT GOODS!
We are opening
SONTAGS
sACQUEs.
CAPEs, &C.
| at prices that are sure to please.
Our friends are assured that they can purchas
from us at the lowest figure, as all our goods ar
marked at once Mt
THE LOWEST PRICE.
| We introduced and still maintain, the
ONE-PRICE SYSTEM.
| NOTICE.
Our store will now be opened regularly (satur
days excepted) as usual
| sees LEVY BROIHERS.
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~. pYS, &c.

nun 11NnEPsI, med WOULD RE
It'HE UNDEnol1 'he attention OF the pub
lie to the VERY FINE IN x " dncninr. These
ToYS can be sold at unus, H I,G. rt%la OF goods
cheap If not cheaper than the w1aii do Veil to
examiue this stock before purcha. 'is lie -, very
We intend to place 1t within the p Give us
one TO give the children something nlt~L ''
call, and satisfy yourselves ~
No. 5 Twelfth 81. -ect,
ann1m in rear Dispatch . nice.
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TOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

Ueare now In receipt of large lot OF DOLLS
OF all sizes from an inch To three ana h'tii iee'
long. with and without moving eyes; natural
hair ; made of wax, china, and composition ''"'
at surprisingly low prices. Give us 4 cal.
ANDREW PIZZINI & CO.,
200 SOL Broad street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
y ROAD. - CHANGE Of ScnEDCLE.-un
nd after SUNDAY, october 10th. 1902 VAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for White sui
Dhur Springs At 4. IL: leave Whit" sulphur
Springs mt d. 4. VI. and arrive At Richmond i:io T.
N-making close connections with the Or1"9r,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad mail TT IN IN
10Th directions at Gordonsvillc. avoiding ihr a.,
lays heretofore existing between Richmond ""I
Washington.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Car
lottesvilc and Richmond will leave Charl"tt">Yl,"
1T 1870 4. VI. aud arrive in Rlchmoud ~ - =: u.
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and SAi -
DAYS. Returning same days, VIII leave Eica-
mond ut 3:i0 +. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsyi''r anu
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, AlrAdn'FlA
md Manassas railroad for Alexandria. t.lHl2-
ton. Philadelphia, New York. Lynchburg ki..h-
vile. Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans h'it-
.omery Mobile. &c: IT stanton WITH stt.''
for Harrisonburg, Wcycr's Cave. and Augusta
springs 1T Goshen with stages for Lexington 4
uiral Bridge, Rockbridgc klan Springs, Colo III.
ohur Springs and Rockbrldgo Baths II Mll!b-r"
with stages for Bath Alum an" Warm Sprlui.
It COyIngton with stages for Hot anu li"aIlhS
Springs ut Allegheny with stages for old sweet
and Red Sweet Springs: and ut White sulphur
springs with stages FOR Salt sulphur springs L""
lsburg, Charleston. &c. 1870
JAMES i. kETHERLAND,
Cc9 General Ticket Agent
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SCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
- cry. PIANU-FORTES, AND MUSIC
WOODHOUSE L PAEIIAM are now In rcceIpt
Of their fall supplies of
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
PItNO-FuRTES and MUSIC,
comprising the best stock they have offered fo,
several years past.
Professors teachers. parents, pupils, and others
supplied on liberal terms with m the school-hoo
scription.
They are the Richmond agents for the superb
ClllCkER1NG PIASO-FOhTES.
WOODHOUSE K PARIIAM
L..
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q CHOOL-B OOKS,
- ~
SCHOOL STATIONERY,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES GENERALLY.

ENO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
l. SCIIUOL-B BOOKS AND STATIONERY
wholesale and retail, At JOHN II. WALSE'S No.
tl6 Broad street. Just received. 4 fresh supply Of
StHOOL-BOOkS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY. which will he sold at very low
prices. Great inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature of the day kept on hand and new
books received as soon as published. seq
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FLANNEL! FLANNEL. FLANNELl
From the lowest to the highest grade. we cal
particular attention to our
YARD-WIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at soe''
YARD-WIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at 600
These goods we'll worthy tho attention Oh
purchasers.
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10 Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, add Saturday at 10 AN.
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Gnhan EeHs.

HAVANA. Aug. 30.-Letters from
the jurisdiction or Colon state that the
insurgents had left that quarter. 60
ing eastward, and taking with them
all the slaves cf the San Antoine es-
tate.
Gov. Trillo, Of Sigua Ia Grande,
had surprised the insurgents at En-
seereekajada, and killed twelve Of
them.
A Ie Deunl has been ordered to be
sung in the churches Of Puerto Prin-
cipe, for the disappearance of the
cholera.
Captain Ucalq, with one hundred
men, killed ten insHrgents and took
thirteen prisoners. near Cubetas, IN
the jurisdiction Of Puerto Principe.
The editor Of s8mi-m0nthly
paper, reviewing the situation for the
Spanish, regrets its inability to send
hattering notices regarding the s up
preston Of the insurrectlOn. but re-
iterates the statement that the Span
iards are completely in the ascend
ency in seven jurisdictions Of the
Eastern and Central Departments.
HAVANA, August 30. - Domugo
Ferra, Q member Of tho Vigilance
Committee appointed by the Govern
ment to enforce the collection of Gus
toms, has been dismissed for engaging
in contraband trafic
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NEW YORK, August 30.-The Irj-
buRc's London special. Speaking of the
international rCg4tta, says that there
are many good reasons why the IIar
wards were beaten la regard 10 their
style, form, knowledg3 OF rowing,
dict, method Of training aud mode Of
instruction the Harvards were utterly
inferior TO the Oxtords Had the race
bce1 wol by them. the credit would
have belonged o Lorjug, the captain,
aud despite Of HE crew Being lost,
he mus equally bear blame. A man
OF extreme self reliance, which par
italy ncuTalizes his high qualities of
INTEL geuce, generous devotion and
zeal and capacity, but experience lin
tied by knowledge of the American,
he persisted in adhcreiBg to the
American methods. lie would coach
his crew himself from the inside of
the boat, a thing radically impossible
to do He would not change the diet
Of his crew, although the climate re
quired a change, and the diet mani
iestly impaired his own aud simmons
powers.
1t is sheer madness to go on eating
currants and milk In this or any eli
mate; but even diarrh@l and other
symptoms could not affect a change in
the Captains stubborn opinion. To
have taken Blaikee or any other good
coach on steamer during the last
three weeks would have added twenty
per cent to the Harvard's chance.
The Harvards, upon arriving, had
nearly every fault a young crew could
have, and retained many to the
last moment. Good coaching would,
in three weeks, have eradicated most
Of them, L0riDg, to the last, believes
rowing could be taught inside a boat
/ The Harvard stroke was fatally quick
and fatally irregular During the
race it varied from forty six to thirty
eight; varied often twice in sixty
/ seconds. With coxswaiu no living
crew could have pulled the stroke
with which Loring led off through
four miles. In fact, the crew was
rowed to a Stand still La less than
two miles their power was gone
After that it was only heroic courage
/ and resolution that carried them
/ through; and a system that exhausts
crew at the end Of two miles in 3
four mile race cannot be sound.
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Condensed TELEORAMs.

A century plant was shipped from ROch-
ester, New York, on Sunday, for Chicago,
20 aid the Young Mems Christian Assccla-
ten.
Conrad NIeir has been sentenced to be
hanged at Toledo, Ohio, ON Friday, NOV.
llh, for the murder OF solomon Fulden In
me last.
George Peabody Ien White Sulphur
rprlnBs, Va, yesterday much improved
in health.
Thc bouero Of the Phoenix iron Works at
NOR Ing. severely inIuTing four men, two
OF them ls supposed fatally.
The irL and shawl factory of William
ho1m2a.a, at fremont, Westehester Co1n-
insured for S3 600.
THE Pan Mall Gazette rep rts that i'm one
Igrga ST Ioze in Russia ,7G0 persons, mem
EeIs OF new I0nEic9l sect, burned them
selves to death.
z several houses and barns near Bing-
hampton Ky, Were struck by lightning
saturday evening Two ladies were rer.-
dered inSeusible, but recovered.
The new church recently erected on the
Grounds OF the Roman Catholic College in
last Brooklyn was formally dedicated to
NE Rtaht Reverend Bishop LaUghiin, o
Brooklyn, assisted by everal OF the ioca
clergys
The officers OF The various boat clubs iI
new i olA w AAAf VA = A4Alt asttt9 -~Nf
slider measures tCr sizing the itafVa rus Z
rousing reception on their return from
England.
Jacob *. Bear, Uuit6d states i.XpIes'
Agent, al Brownsville, 4 ebras l1a, abscond
ad on the night OF the &4th 1nSt., witt
twelve thousand dollars belonsiHg to the
ExprCss COMPANY Bear Is the same man
who was shot aud robbed of o Cousidera OlS
sum of Express money Il Brownsville, las
Winter, ana his recent act has given list
to tho suspicion That he robbed u mself
fnp1rga raf
dollars reWa q tor the capture and delivery
at BgoWnsvile, of the thief, and one thou
sand tor the recovery. OF the money
About O'Clock Monday morning. NINETY
Texas cattle landed from the I.terna
fiouaI teuy Boat, Btampeded IN ever,
direction through the STREETS gorfu0 anS
tram Dltn@ every thing In their way. Cnt
man was szed into Niagara street Park
Oae woman was fatally gored, ana a uu,a
Orsix infurIated animals We're Slot b-
cltjzens. About tSrty head are Infssins
Some swan the FtIlgara River. n. ID soar
farert an the canada side; Others ;tTe sfil
running in the SUBURBS.
Tho Fonian Colsa less adjourned at min
O'Clock Sunday morning savage was re
ntrrfrI prcefdcut and McCOry was m
ri0iDfef Chairman OF the COmm!ttee Z
ar.dIt the books. IT appears Lnat bOth pan
tics 0f the Fenian brotherhood are max
ing desperate efforts to get possession {
fhe fIf-ds 5n UtigatiOn before Judge MS
Cuuu. An action has Deen hfoushL ,
Mrs. O Donovan Rosa Tor the recovery
the sum OF SSOl0, alleged TO be uue ht
husband, Jormeal O'DOnOFan ItOSa, no
confined IN an English plasOn, By COson'
O'Mah0ny and Others,
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The Regulators IN TenHesSee-Ne-
grOes BFlYen Away from Home and
he nlnm nns 4 Lhr.naL NOD

fhG regulators III IcAEcSSec-Ne-
grOes BFlYen Away from Home and
lhe Plan eFs Threat ned.
NASHVILLE, Aug Ist Weather
more moderate, and rains yesterday
and to-day.
Nearly one hundred negroes have
come to this place from the neighbor-
hood Of Smyrna. rutherford County,
and report that they have been driven
away nom home by lawless white
men. These negroes have been work
ing on shares With planters, and they.
as well as the planters, will lose
heavily, if they are not protected in
securing the crop. a we'll known
planter from that neighborhOod, who
makes about 800 bales Of cotton, has
been threatened by the Regulators
and was here to-day to see what can
be done to protect himself and the
negroes in his employ.
Bands of lawless white men are
operating also in sumner County
visiting the negro cabins and taking
the OCCUPANTS out utand whipping them
The men engaged in this business are
wholly ire ponsible, will not work
themselves and desire to prevent
others FROM enjoying the fruits OF
their labor Gov. Senter's proclama-
/ ton warning them may have some
effect, but it Is probable the planter;
will have to form combinations lOl
self-protection.
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TaE CAIRO &YIYOESYE3 RAILROAD.
4 Hoat gratifying Consummatioa.

Capt. d. Hurd, one Of the directors
of thc Cairo & Vincennes Railroad
Company, after an absence Of about
five weeks, returned from New York.
yesterday evening He brings the
gratifying assurance that the work on
the road viii go forward unInterrupt-
cdly to an early completion, q contract
tCthat end having been concluded with
the Pennsylvania Central, one Of the
wcaithicst and most Influential rail
road companies In the United States.
The terms have all been settled upon,
and the papers only await the sigma
ture off the President of the pennsyl-
vania Central (whose presence in New
York is looked for hOurly) to close
the arrangement finally,
The Pennsylvania Central viii,
thus form her great Southern con.
nectiOns through CairO-a consum-
nation our citizens have most earn
estly wished for. If, now, we can
secure here her round houses aud
repair shops, fOunderies, etc, as by
proper effort VIC may, intervals OF
business prostration like the present,
will be known 10 more among US.
Captain Halliday, General Raum,
aud Colonel Smith are still in New
York, but will start home the mo
ment the terms agreed upon are rati-
fed By the signature of the President
Of tho Pennsylvania Central. The
sell-sacrifcing devotion with which
these gentlemen and Captain Hurd
have bestowed themselves to the
work Of placing the enterprise on its
present favorable footing is worthy of
ali praise, aud deserving Of some
thing more substantial than the mere
thanks of grateful people Cairo
Bulletin, 27th
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henderson, Ky, Aug q, 100 - -
REpLy or rHE CouM1ssronERs.

The undersigned, c0mmissi oIeIs 10 man
age the henderson Land sale, reQret 20
announce - the puDIlc lhal q suncieut
number OF tickets have not been disposed
Of TO justify the proprietor IN allowing
transfer Of the property on the lst of Sep
temDer; aud they nave concluded % post
cember, 1868.
A large number OF tickets have been
old and we entertain butllitle doubt that
all Will be disposed oi by the time fixed
above. We think we are acting fn the fn-
tercsts Of ticket holders iu seeking 10 have
none others than those WHO have pure
chased tickets share in The drawing.
Should the drawing take %. acc now, the
prOprietOr would Bg connected fn order to
save himself from loss, 90 taife his chance
in the drawing with the unsold tickets.
This he does u OF desire TO 90. nor would we
The postponeInent is for short time
only, al d as the possession ~ the larms
cannct be surrendered pelhg rented out
for the present year nor the rent collected
until the LIST of January next, IL can make
but little difference with lnose VINO are SO
fortunate as % WIZ whether they succeed
on the lst Of Septenlpei OF tub 43tA uhJ oi
The owner of the property VIII mold no
tickets, and we ltusL Lnoas ~ ~. n III y .iql1 ~
viii wait cheeriully for the tlLng n&ed Dy
us-f0r there viii positively De NO
further pOstp0mei1ent.
The money arising from the sale OF tick
cts is ia the bank, TO our credit, and the
owner OF the property cannot Ia any way
,1se or cOnfr0li it until after the drawing
80 fl,e transfer of the nrOpertv The M
creasing Interest in the scheme, and the
Confidence manifested throughout the
country in It's fairness, Justify as Ia the
opinion that The drawing VIII certainly
come of at the appointed time.
ID. BANKS.
WM. S. HOLLOWAY,
IkO. II. GLASS,
W. s.. ELAN
GRANT GREEN,
Commissioner.
Henderson, Ky, August "a 1869.
taugA 2wd2iWI
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CnaI Mlnnrs nn n StrIke.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 30.-From
1000 to 1,500 men from the coal fields
north and south of this city, arrived
here to day by rail and wagons. Their
avowed purpose is to prevent the eoal
miners Of the Delaware, Lackawauna
& Western Railroad Company from
continuing at work. They are now
holding a second meeting, but have
taken no fercible action SO far A
meeting of citizens has been held at
the call Of the Mayor to protect the
miners, and volunteers arc fast en-
rolling A meeting Of the Select
Council is called for this evening.
Much excitement prevails.
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tanadlan Itens.

CEARLoTTsTOWN, August 80. -
General Halliday, tO-day, in h)nor Of
Prince Arthur, held a reception at
which 20, ,0o0 persons were present.
The Prince drove around the city,
and was enthusiastically cheered.
This afternoon he attended, "A dinner
at the Government House, and a ball
at the Colonial BUILDINGS.
QUEBEC, Aug. 30.-The merchants
have agreed to second Mr.. Weir's
scheme for the expectation of silver,
the expectation to commence on the
1st of October Over $4,000 are
already subscribed.
QUEBEC, August 30.-Itis rumored
that the intended removal of troops
this fall has been postponed.
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The tOMET
The Alarm Wiihout Foundation.

Some time since, VIC published an
article which was going the rounds Of
the papers, giving q highly C0l0red
account of the comet, said to be Wis.,
bic in the northwest, and which was
likely 10 come unc0mfortably near
this planet of ours. IL wgs even sug-
eested, that, as no tail was yet visible,
it was probable the cemet was head
ing directly towards us, with its tail
where it should be, behind it aud out
of sight; and that it would take
some sharp work 10 dodge it. Now
comes the Chitago Tribune and sp0ils
the whole story:
l. No such prediction has ever EN-
made by any scientific man, o far as
known. The story was orig nate q IN
q quarter which no astronomer re-
CARDS ass trustworthy.
2 No such comet appeared during
The month of August.
3 There IL 10 comet visible a5 1e-
scribed. The only wanderer now
seen IN that quarter is the planet Ju-
pitor, who, although he has been held
responsible for the performance Of
many strange freaks among the com
cts, is far from being hair like g
himself.
Aud, finally, though we do not
mean to say that q comet, hitherto
unknown, may not be approaching
the earth, certainly none that has
hitherto appeared, aud whose return
is matter Of accurate calculation, Is
nearing us. But we do not know of
any report from any scientific quarter
that any such celestial body is visible
anywhere Therefore, If any crcdu-
lous persons have been made unhappy
by these portents dire Of plaques, aud
dcs0lating wars, aad crash Of worlds
they may dismiss their fears and be
icgitimatoly and safely miserable
about tho weather
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Rasn RaII.

WHEELING, w. Va, August 30
The match game of base ball between
the Haymakers of Lansingburg and
the Battles of this city was witnessed
by 1000 people. The game was called
ut the close of six innings to enable
the Haymakers to leave on the train,
the score standing 80 10 Is In favor
of the lawmakers.
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WAsHINGToN, August 30 - The
base bal match between the Olym-
pics aud Athletics of Philadelphia,
resulted in favor Of the Athletics By
a score Of 80 to 2S
George Peabody Iassed through
Washington tonight on his way to
Baltimore
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MAIN sTREET EXCHANC3F.

Corner OF Fifth and SkEa q EEz..
SIGN Of BIG REFLEETiLNCf Id NTE II "
RLEASANT, airy rooms, clean com
u Portable beds, with excellent board So
per week, or gle meals IS cents: lodgings
55 cents. The best the market affords will
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries. fruit and Cat8Wba wine of the
KretcfmaT farm viii be thankfully TeceiV-
ed and promptly attended TO.
tesd6m JOHN e. C.SCHWEIZER.
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NO. 1921
United States MarshaTs Notice.

United States MaTshals Notice.
United states OF America, District Of In
diana, S.:
szyFyFEREAG. a libel OF information
~ was filed in the District COuTt OF the
United States for the District of Indiana,
on the nth day OF August, 1863. by Oliver
r, Shinkle and Uriah ShinkIe, by ETessls.
Porter, Harrison, and Eishback, their
DrOctOrs, against the steamboat Charles
ton whereof Thomas Murdoch was lately
master, her tackle, apparel and furniture,
seized at said Distgi IN q cause of con-
tract civil aud mariLime, and calming
damages in the sum Of $3.50, 4 FrayIng
process against said steamboat, and That
the same may be condemned and s9ld
therefor.
Row, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton, under the seal or said Coari, to me
directed and delivered, I DO hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein. that they be and
appear befOre the District Court of the
United States to be held ut the city OF IN
dianapOlis, in and for the District of IN
diana, on the first BfoDday Of .Septeu ber
next, at Is O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpOSe their
claims anu make their al egatIOms in that
behalf
BEN. SPOO Err, Marshal, u. s,
BY eSAaTUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest; J. d. ROWLAND. Clerk.
lau2I d14tI
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Messrs. BauKs and others. Comm .ssloners
appointed by act Of Kentucky LegiHla-
ture:
GENTLEMEE: 1 regret that ] ana COM
PEELED TO ask no your hands postpqne-
meut Of The drawing OF prizes lu the Hen-
derson County (ky) Lard sale.
Although "a great many tickets nave
been sold n sufficient number have not
been disposed of 70 Justliy q a4lc gI my
Dr0Derty without loss 10 me, unless i hold
inc unsold tickets, which 90 not intend
TO do.
vou will give mc until ine I6Ln day Of
Ttccembcr 1862 feel confident OF disDos-
ing OF an the tickets by that time. L ann.
gentlemen, very respectfully,
WM. MCCLAIN.
Henderson, KY, Aug. -, 1863.
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EARL-Cn the morning OF August 31tb
1869, JOHN EABL, aged so years and four
months.
The funeral services VIII take place at
his late residence this day at2P.M. The
friends of the family are invited 10 attend
without further nctice
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

At meeting Of the Mort heasteI1 sSll- Inn
gerbuud. in New York, on SuutHa9r,}l u, ~,
fher Y7-enaraf ions were made for Lhe y ui.l- Il.
boIdt Festival and i Vas Is74is far3
ii',, J, - .l.fv IN celebrating the one nun
iIedf6 birth.dat OF Bethoven with . moh-
efe5 c0reert at Central FafB, on larger
s.sIe 81 fhan that recently given at Boston.