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Admiral Davis, who arrived on Sunday in
New York, from Rio Janciro, says that the yel-
low fever was prevailing to an alarming extent,
and there were many deaths there. There was
a,so considerable fever at Havana r' F ras
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~ And hs did many wonderful works, insomucl
that his name was pronounced IN many tongue.
OF New bedford, who had been sick ior many years
and amer some days her pains were gonc. She slept
-aDiiy. and did reioice In eating her food. And
Asa iron thoso which are called QsAksrr, In tho
great city of Philaielphia, wrots mn epstle, saying
o. Doctor accept thou this money, which Ia cil"i
gTecnbaeks. and hath the plcture OF Abraham. thy
friend, on one end. Por verify I was weak, eh.
haustcd and despondcnt, ! ate but little, and suf-
fered many pains, and thy PLANTATION BrrrHs
gave mo health, likencd only unto tho yigor of
youth. And upon such ~ are afiictcf With liver
complaint, with rour stomach, with grneral dchay
and dyspeptic pains, In all parts OF the land d'd
these Blttcrs produce astonishing cure-.
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srEER's STANDARD WINE BIrIEns.-Belng mildly
stimulating, dlaphoretc, AMI beneficial In affections
OF the kidney one ~ the best TONES evcr oereh to
the public Their beneficial effects In cAses VI de-
biiity and chronic dseases are unsurpassed by any
ever before sold Try them and you Will 10 oon-
yinced For sale By druggists.
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OuR REAp.Rs viii and IN our columns ,he Ad,
yerti.ement Of the "Poabody Me'iieal Institute, .
which now publ,hes pr Iiayc 5sr yeqn; 10 sn.,.
rif,S ~ h.h t,o,i. uIs,n all the disorders that re-
.,, so,' ,hs error. OF youih, In mastefly manner.
snd ,,Sich sbould be In the hands of every young
man and every penon y, ,uneL,nH mvtn aaseans ~
III H. ~, iuvsiusble trcntlsc entitled "hENUAB
p,iysIbIOGY or WOMAN, AND HER DisHAS-
tsv Don't faIl 30 read the advertisement. 1w
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"YREsH As A MAiDES's BLusn" IL tho psre
pcsehy Complexion which follows the use Of Mssno-
lie Balm. II 10 The True Secret Of Bsssv. Feb
ionable Ladies In Society understand this.
Tho Magnolia Balm changes tho rustic Country
Girl into City Belle more rspidly than any o'her
one thing. Iunl IaItt
Rsdness, sunburn, Tan, Prcckles, Blo'ehes ana All
efrsc..of the summer sun disappear where u u'~i,
and genial, cultivated, frcsh expression n oos'nea
which riysi, tho Bloom of Youth. Beauty s posi-
hlo 10 ali who will invest Is cents at any respectable
Tor. and in,i,, on crtting tho Magnolia Balm.
Lros,s Karm,rRos Is the Best Hair Dressing
lm3D
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voak Co. REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

The Republicans In the several towns a'.s 70 as
canD,v Of YORK. are requested to select delegates
- NEE, in convention to be holden at ALI hhp' On
w,p,xspAr, the eleventh day OF August neA'' ~
a o,cloct A. ~, for the purpose OF Dominating
,nd,d,,e, Cor the several Offices 10 be niied ~ our
80, .Dnual election. viz, Three Senators County
.r~-''.,,., and County Commissioner. Each city
"a ,own 4. entitled TO the following number OF
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Ohm n,,n,p. nm and m our columns The

MAoxoLIA wArxR.-superior 20 The best import
cd German Cologne, and cold st half the price
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Subscribers are requested ~ ,seir paper as this In
ne prin.sd eosorvi saP ~ ,ss .abscrption PAh ~,
May ist is6s. when ~ !, th.i Ihs LlBsI !.
win be i. m FnIi iOs the Tine which Ihs sa,I, JUL ~
snt "a ~. 81 sab~erhsrs In arrears are '''u
.s, - ~ ,ss .am. due immediately.
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Chicagc Markel.

B5 TelegraphI CHICAGO. Sept. Q. +
FxcHAben- -UnchanZed
fEREIGHTs-Q Quiet, but more active: en-
gagements We're made at lie for wheat 10
and corn To BunalO.
FLoUR--Dull and the demand almost eyc-
cluslveiy for low grades, ranging from 81 O0
10 IS 50; upper grades OF spring extra and
Winter wheat. brands are duff. sales ~
81 25g7 90 for Winter extra. and s. IOa5 -
WHEAT-Firm feeling IN the market,
but movements ere lignl; sales No. / at
81 so, and No 81 288i z6lz, closing at the
outside figure for future delivery: sales of
10. a. 81 2b1agl q, seller September, and
are quiet; sales OF 81 Z75z9l % Tor No. 2;
AFTER Change the market was dull with
transactions In No. 2 Spring at Si 251S
seller first OF the month.
CORN-Opened quiet and weak. and sub
sequently became firm; sales az S55k9S315
Tor = 0. z, closing at the outside ngure; I'm
options there was fair degree Of activity
at S55<86G5<, seller September and B6a88% =
afternoon sales were made At sGc, seller
Eeptem Der.
and speculative purposes sales OF No. 2 at
43Hd4ic, closing STEADY at 435<044o for fu-
ture deliYeryf 421zg43c was paid, seller
September after Change 4S1zc was bid,
RYE-Fairly active, with a decline OF Dc
on kO.l and 10 on No. 2 sales or the for
mer al 92e and the latter at 90g9le, closing
BARLEY-Bowg r; sales at 81 32aI SO. seller
thls s. month MOI q Y, seller October, and q 30
cash for No. 2.
HIqHwINEs Dull: 81 90 FOR new aud O. o.
for old.
PRovIsIoNs-Are duh but a shade frmer [;
sales OF Mess Pork at 933 90, closing At e83a
y % at the inside figure Tor round lots I;
ders nrmer, with sales OF 100, 900 pounds At
lo1ses me IA afKet closing at I53S1G l3tLc.
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Heavy Storm 1t Portland.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 8.-A heavy
southeast storm set IN this afternoon.
The wind was very violent, blowing
down awnings and chimneys, and
strewing the streets with limbs of
trees, &c. At $50 about 40 feet of
spire Of the new Catholic Cathedral,
which was dedicated to-day, blew over
across Cumberland Street, crowding
through the roof of the house of
Capt. ChOate, opposite, damaging it
$4,000. The gilt cross came down
into the second story chamber. The
family narrowly escaped injury. The
brick and stone work Of the tower
escaped injury, the part which fell be-
ing wood.
The schooner Ellen Eliza, from
Gloucester on a fishing service, went
ashore on Peck's Island, and went to
pieces instantly: III men lost.
There are five vessels ashore on
Gaco Beach. and fifteen said to be
ashore between Cape Porpoise and
Portland.
PORTLAND, Sept. "a special train
on the Grand Trunk Railroad c1llided
with a regular freight train between
Gilead and Shelbourne on Tuesday
night. smashing both engines and
cars. Otis Dyer, engineer Of the
freight train, was badly injured.
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gs. gouis Earket.

~ FeiegraphI 81. LOUIS, Sept. 0.
ToBAcco-Steady ana active. .l sr
CoTTOS-N one on the market la.
HEMP-tirm and III good demand saIet
OF common uudressed at q 1871 %; medi.
um. 81 oO8i 30 dressed, 81 300I 85.
fLOUR-fuOyant for low grades: super.
nne sold at S. 00U5 %; X s5 40a5 so: X *
- 4Va9b "; Xxx, So 25gG 50i choice to fancy
family, 81 O09S 30. ..l -I
WIIEAT-Opened firm. but became irreR.
u4ar, and some grades fell or IG2c a small
lot or NO. Spring sold at 81 OS, No. red
Falls 81 Hal to; NO. do, 81 I7MI 20: choice
red, 81 2sGl 30; No. white. 81 25aI ~
CoRN-Steady; 90c for mixed ia sacks.
59c Tor fancy yellow 8399Jc for white.
OATs-Steady and firm 4fM46c for mixed
In bulk; black and mixed IN sacks, SOD
5ie; white, 5l954c.
BARLEY-Best qualities held firmly, aud
generally above buyers Views: prime fail
sold at 81 So; choice, l9e: fair spring, 81 l5.
RYE-Held higher, with sales at 85@s71zc.
WHIsKY-Steady &C 81 %.
GRoCERIE5-61uieta and N changed.
PoRK-Jobbing sales Of 1916 pounds, in
round lots; not worth more shan G33 50
DRY satin EAT-Loose Shoulders sold
BAcOS-Dall; f5kc~for shouiders; lsLc
for eiearTtb sides; l9c for clear sides, aud
on buyersi October, 191%c.
LABgDEySmaltsaies n, Of choice fierce AZ 1Oc;
ke9s 201ac
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LAYs DELEgATToy-This duestiC

LAY~ DELEGATIoN.-This question
which promises to be the most ex
citing one that will come before be
Conference now IN session in OR city
has, we understand, been made the
special order for this foreno noon. at 10
o'clock. 1t can hardly be disposed
Of without considerable discussion,
owing to the iutense feeling en- the
subject on the part Of ministers who
are in favor Of as wei as those who
are opposed to, the proposed change
in the Rules Of the Ch1reh. Wep:e
sumo. therefore, that the Conference
will be largely attended to day.
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Canadian Items.

MONTREAL, Sept. 9.-In the cele-
brated case Of Conolly vs.. Woolricb,
before the Court Of Appeals, the
Judge delivered his opinion at great
length, Chief Justice Duvall and
judges Mckay & Bradley were in
favor of the plaintiff pretensions,
besides large amount of money,
$300,000 involved. Their decision is
that the original Iudian marriage is
binding, thus rendering children by
that marriage legitimate, and those
of the second white wife illegitimate.
Leave has been obtained by the de-
PENDANTS to appeal to England, and it
is expected that the case will be car
Tied there.
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The New York Democrat makes a
disgraceful attack on Bishop Simp-
son, asserting that he can7assed Rir
ginia for Wells, aud calling him a
Methodist Bloodhound of Zion, WHO
cares moro for the Niger than for
Christ. The Evansville CoHli r
follows up the cue thus given. and
declares that Bishop Simpson gave
Grant a Bible, because the Bishop
had no further use for such a book
Democratic hatred of Methodist di-
vines is exceedingly intense, but not
altogether unnatural.-7erre H9ats
Erpress.
The Express forgets thatthe Courier
has announced that its latch string is
always OUT, and desires the Methodist
Ministers attending the Indiana Con-
ference to make that Office their. head
quarters while ia this city.
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llA1IY gasUEsN al
Al---1-.1-.....-1lll--
FRIDAY. sFPTEMBER 10, 1853
MRTHoDIsr CoNFERENCE.-TheAl

METHODIST ERENCB.-Ihehn
nuaI Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. Of Ken
tucky, sill meet in 0Rensboro .on
Wednesday, September 22i, and a
very large delegation Of ministers and
laymcn j. expected 10 be in attend
anee Amongst the many distinguish
cd ministers who viii be present,
there will doubtless be Bishop Mo
TYERRE, Revs. DEITzLER, REDFoRD,
HALL, CUENINGHASr. AID m NJ others
eminent for their Christian virtues,
learning and pulpit eloquence.
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giRclHHsgi sarkst.

rlt PAAtihhasi a&Ek5h. r-.
9S {9iH%raph.l CIrcFNEATI, Sept. o.
=. FLOUR Quiet and steady; family, S8a
20 5; extrd. % 70. -
:, HEAr-Steady; held more nrmiy red
81 209l .; white, 81 s59l a..
CoRN-Duil at gsc1gi
RYE-Quiet al eScaeI
0ATs-Uulls supply better at 54a5Oc
TOBACCO Firm and ia good demand ,
sales of.23S huds. at s892I rs. -
WHISKY Qulet but steady at 81 o.
PkoNIsIoNsr-Dull, but UNCHANGED; very
little dsma and that c0 1ned 10 bacon.
1sz<c. -
fLARD-19l<c.
BUT ER-Scarco at 30a89e
EGGs-I9G20c.
OILS-No qhange; Linseed. 81 OOstl o..
Lard oil, 81 4OSl 48. Petroleum, 83s3sc Tot
GoLD-l34% buying. es.94 ~
aud par selling. f. 81 m =. n
MONEY-f aTket close ard aetlva "a Ioo
l01z per cent. -- RI 2
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METHODIST MINISTER'S we learn
it is quite certain the Conference now
in session at Lafayette will appoiEt
new pastors for each Of the Methodist
Churches in this city. Rev. g. A.
Brooke expects to be transferred 10
the Ohio Conference and Rev. b. Nv i.
Smith TO be allowed rest for year or
two, on account OF ill-heal;h.--1, H..
E1sDress.
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a private vault followed by a long
eoncourse of relatives aud friends.
Presidents Grant, all the Cabinet, the
Diplomatic corps, Mrs. BaaliDs and
father and two children OF the de-
ceased, Sherman and officers Of the
army and citizens, coDprised the pro-
cessIOn. = ..E-.t ~ .ee--
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-'stafh3f s co sn3g8r1sL
8en York Hnrket.

- -e-eBhapA.I NEW YoHE. Sept. 0.
= o9IFoe--74c lower; sales OF I,3lO bales a.
oaG LoL M uAng uplands.
/ heavy and declining for good nrades s1'{
+ stsaoy medium and common descrIp-
+ uonss sales OF 9,l00 barrels at s. 65a6 10
i dot supernpe State and Western :
8 69g7 % for extra state; IS 50a7 O5 FOR ex,,
tE4 NesLern y lOg7 70 FOR white wheat
extra 70 oOgI % for round hoop Ohio:
q 55gT % for fair extra St. Louis: IS 75a
F $ - for good To choice do; included IN
Ihe safes were z, 500 barreis Tor export. Rye
+ u0ur quiet; sales Of 25o barrels at "a 5OMO 20.
f CORN MEAL-ScaTce and quiet. Gales OF
+ iOg barrels Brandy wine at 81 ..
W AISAH ~ n Fairly active and shade
nrfneri sales OF $50 Barrels w Yestern at 81 II
9l ~ free, chiefly at the inside price.
" MAAAT--tteeelpts III SO bushels market
l,a 1Szc Dst, M sT; s Win fair expert dema ID :
3 spring; 81 45,8I 4s Tor 80. 2 do: 81 55al IS
Tor Wini er red and amber southern; 81 65
lop I, Whlte VI. e ktsentucky and Virginia.
.BisAAthLEiYI--;FIi5mer; sales Of 100 bushels No
CoHN- Receipts 62263 bushels; market
opened lc better and cl losed dun a II 4 droo9@
lngi sales OF Al ,00J bushels at 81 GOAL Is for
unsound new mixed Western; 81 l91l -
low.
OATS Receipts 37,425 bushels; the mar
:, : ~ ~ = WlLhouL decided change; sales OF
and Western.
RICE Firm.
4
SuGAR Moderately active; sales of 75O
hhds. At ll3S9l3c for 'Caba and I2ai25[c for
FoTto islTIi, iRtlcoi also $50 boxes Havana at
MoLAssEs-
AoPs-N ominal.
OlLS-EetrOleum steady at IG5<aI7c for
crude ana b2g3255c fer refned. Linseed
OIL 9S999c In casks
SPIRITS a slURPEEFiFgE
foRb-- hlfner and more active.- saloi Of
70 barrels a. $50 25G8I 90 for mess: CLOSING
al s5O 70 cash; $50 for old ditto, g27a2S for
PRIME and s3093l for prime mess; also
sales OF 80 barrels mess, buyers S-p
fember, at S3l.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 10 barrels at Is 50
9l5 o. new plain mess sI28l7, new extra
"a "a ess sIs. Hams 81 eady; sales OF 30 barrels
Cut EA1sTsssa,oQqlet at IFlgI51<c for
sholldtrs, l79l9c for hams, nliddfes quiet
az ana -hieavy; sales or us casks ice-eured a5
i RD- Quiet and steady; sales OF 42l
fer kettle rendered
BUTTER--Steady at I612sc for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet al I2aI6c o.
EREIGHTS - To Liverpool firm. ehfD-
Inents Of 10000 bushels wheat az ga per
san, 1871 per steam; 500 barrels nour az
2s 81 per steam.
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The Late Election I'm Eirglnia-CeH.
CanbJ's ProcIamat. on.

RICHMOND, Sept. 9.-Gen Candy,
this morning, issued his proclamation
regarding the result Of the late cleo
ton.
Albert G. Walker will be installed
as Provisional Governor on the 2lst
inst. aud John V. Lewis, Provisional
Lieutenant Governor on the 9th of
October.
The Legislature viii be called to-
gether October 5th.
The adoption OF the expurgated
Constitution is announced.
The following Wells congressman
are proclaimed elected: Ayre, Platte,
and Porter, and the following Walker
Congressmen Seager, at large, Book
er, Ridgway, Mckenzie, Melver, and
Gibson.
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Relief for the ATondaIo sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, Septem mber 9.-The
Stock Board has voted 81 900 for the
relief of the Avondale sufferers, and
the Commercial Exchange will give
as much more.
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New YOrk DRY aoods Harxe,

by Aeiegfaph.l NEW YORK, Sept. 9.
Dry GoODs-Very active and rrt.,s -
steady and firm. We excenf H. - fr4It az
yard Wide muslins when bove bae.a
charged by a Leading fobbfpe bouse fro,r,
llss5ze to l51ze' and the Edwards = do from
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Rev EOrk dOld and STOCK hsFatt

NOV AoEA uoib auu btDCh MHEMf y.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. Q.
The registration OF the Erie formed the
great topic or discussion in Wall street
ana lhe stock as actively dealt fm nc the
National Beard, Stock Exchange. and on
the street to the detriment or speculation
Ia the balance OF the railroads. The fol-
lowing letter from jay Gould TO the Stock
hAehange VIII explain matters.
OFFICE or ERIE r. r.. CoMPArY.1
NEW YORK, Sept. o.
A[ea4eeTt of the lYei0 York STOCK Erehanges ,
,.,I.5i-. DEAa SIR; IN compliance with the re.
dof9 ~, =, - s.i ssrsl or your members, this
- - - ll,any mas luYt registered in the oHice
sOt lie ar1ners 1Tdst and Loan Gomez, .
ISts tAAo4 STOCK representing ten unfflior
1o-AaAsi pfeIerre1 stock gs SAG Qa0 4 -
~SAIhtns 1917 - or the road during TIE nfayrr
,l, ..l9l ts ~ ending september 1t. not fnelud-
~ jsaa-,, &c 3 Pls oL the Atlantic Great
~, ~ s1btfu hallroad have been sfT efg i5g
we nave pleasure ia stating thar he Te.d
d1tion. 49, 9ee. 80 1tll-
, noN BY Q market was very active al
times during the day and the rate for emil
was tharp al per cent gold but fovgah,is
Pm was more accessible 20 nrst-oiass
D0It9Eefs eo,,,,' 9I per cent currency. Dis
STE RI;sIsszs-A "A shade frmer with.a good
GoLD-Irregulara aud unsettled. opening
as leo1s, advancing 20 l38. decllning 10 I3fs[
advancing 20 t33T and closing at 1861 The
eajIagIng 5jag rates were 297 per cent, aud l-g2
@s-oz per day. Clearancea, gl78. .O00.000.
y9F 10y ~ = y AE,srs--Closed nrmer. Coupons
ol o. tz11a aglly54i do '02, 1205SaI2t: do '8f
l19al l1Ot4 do 20, l2O1S0l205z: 10 new. IIa5{
GLIB; do '67, 1l9LmlI0L: do f68 1000
lly4, l0-40s, llO8llO1S.
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HALIFAX, Sept. O. The steamer
Hornet IS released from custody. It
is still believed that she is intended
for Cuba, and will receive arms and
men at sea.
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Meaiphls narket

~ Telograph.l MEMPHIs, Sept. 0.
Corr ON-Firn aud the market bare
receipts bales; exports 81 bales.
FLOUR Easier al s. 50f57 20.
WHEAT-Sl I5@I 80.
CORN Firm at 921Sc.
OAr5-Scarce al Csc.
HAY-F IrIn at So O0g23 o..
B2AH-Scarce al SlZ0.
PORK Inactive a. s34 50.
LARD-Steady at 2082l12c.
BACOH-Dul shoulders 1910, and sides
I9Zc.
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LnnIsEiIIe Harket.

By Telegraph.I LoUAYILLK. Sept. 8.
FLoUR-Flrm; supers. s595 ..
GRAlE-Quiet anu steady.
CfROCERIEs-C1uiet and firm.
ToBACCO-Leaf active; Eatcs Of lO7 hhds
at s. 2092O.
PRoYIsI0ES- quiet. Mess pork declined
70 70 90 1oS'0 ~. bacon nomlnally un-
WHLsKY-Unchanged sales of ra,v a.,
81 GS. -" u
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To- nrIehnn MnrhhI

Sy Ieiesraph.l HEw ORLHAEs. Sept. g.
COTToN-Supply very light; sales or h,
oaiesi mladilng SiL93i<ci receipts al
sa aEsIEoUavsuPerhne Il s. s5i Xxx % aoi xxx
Corn Mixed 81 O5; white 81 o7B<,aa i0.f F.
OATs-62c
BRAN-st 05
HAY-Prime e27 OOa2s 90.
-, zsg28o; all above, nrm, aud In
tPORK-t85 so
BAc0E-161<8l0IIc. raH.#
SUGAR-5carce AT Ilaf4lSo "
MoLAssEs AND COFFEE 4 nchanged
WHIsKN--Bull al 81 ~ llt 'l1T.. 7.
GOLD-1335<. .l
EXCHANGE-sterlinQ a. Neus YORK afght
1kgZ discount.
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ToRoNTo, September. 8.-The Ca
madam Medical Association met to-
day. a large number of delegates
from all parts of the Dominion were
present; also from the American As
sociation.
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MARRIFD.

REIS-BLASS-On Thursday, 6eptenl bar
eth, at st. Johns Church, by the Rev.
Charles Runck, Mr.. HENRY kEfs, OF this
city and Miss CARhIE BLAss. OF Erie, Pa.
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DIED.

EDMONDs-On the morning OF the pth
inst al 81 O'Clock, OF COnsum ptlon. Mrs.
MARY z. EDNoHDs, wife Of Francis 81. Ed-
mOnds.
The funeral will take place FROM her
lafe residence, on Walnut street, between
Eighth and Ninth, this CFriday) morning
at 10 o'clock. The ffiends or the family
are respectfully invited to altend without
further notice.
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William Hunneii

William HuunaIf I'M tho Wander
W.. NMrRN hlfeNAN
Frederik Holder loutLs
Anu Holder, 0si0bef Afflnt
Henry Guesos lduis
Daniel 81. drnhams
Joseph dibbs.
Henry Altering,
Henry krummolhau8
JOHN j. chandler Acion 70 euiOrao
Vim. III Chandler. tuecunulra' llaH.
TrT AR4EhwHHa a FROM nEEHuM= y
vfL on nle in fhe oulce of the clerk nf
aid Court that Ann Holder, ono 0f fho
defendamts fu tie hbQVe-cntltlnd cnuaa. rs
u necessary party 70 said action. tha nafna
being fra relation - real estate. mnd thnt
said Ann Holder t@ non-residout of THO
state OF Indiana
Notice A. therefore hereby ulvon faia
Ann Holder Of the pennsrcy OF thia no-
tion, and that she Same VIII Stand for
trial az tue next term Of saio kannerburgh
Circalt Court, n be begun and hold nf lhu
cOurt-houas IA the city ef E EvnuaVillo. .Nau-
derburRh County State 81 l1dlnun. ou the
hrst Monday iu October 1901.
witness rofcu aufeutonr llolk or said
Court, al Evansville, thie ION day of
August, 1869, = hokhl5ONf CierE.
BLrrIIE HTnEa, Plaintiff e Attorney,
aull u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-10

An extensive -confiagratIoni n East Cam
bridge, y esferday afternoon, destroyed a
bio OF woodworking factories on First
and Second streets. The following are the
losses: Il. GeldowSky 100000, insured for
sS0,OOO; Wood Jury q GO. $4,000, insured for
Cd forsI go; Monroe q Gilnnau sI2000, In
sured $1,000; Beai & Hooper $500, fully In
suTed-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-04
The peabody Educational Fund.

The following letter, explaining how this
fund is to be used, will be found Interesting:
STANTON, VA, July TO- 1850
Hon. r. Al. Lusher
Ny DEAR SIR: The trustees have decided to
cooperate with State systems OF public IN
struction) as far as possible We hope to 10 SO
with Louisiana, and see no great difhcuity' II
the two races are placed in separate schools
believe there are no mixed Sch0olSln Florida,
South Carolina North Carolina, or any other
State, nor can suppose that LOUISIANA VIII
venture on so bold an experiment.
IT, under the State law, no schools are man,
tanned but such as are attended by coored
children, or if, virtually, the colored children,
and they alone, are provided Tor by law. we
must look particularly alter the white chll'
dren.
On making our arrangement with towns our
Judgment must be guided, first, by the amount
raised by the people; secondly, By the popu'
lation to be provided for. Our contribution Is
not charity to poor children, but an encour-
agement to communities. The people must
contribute something, say three iourthS or
more, of the amount needed to support tree
public school in their midst, and certaln
humber of children to be provided for should
also &c TepOTtcu, ~ tlldt VIC may nHO" "''N'
supplementary aid is required, each year, to
render the school permanent and successful
Both the trustees and Mr.. Peabody are warm
ly attached to oar plan as it now is, partlcu'
larry to that feature of it which relates to pub
lie schools | cannot yet say, however, what
amount can be granted the coming year. If We
can work more advantageously in louisiana
than elsewhere, we can justly and wisely do
more there than we could otherwise; but ii the
children for whom we provide will not attend
the schools, we must withdraw our aid and be-
stow it elsewhere.
wish you to exercise wise discretion in
this matter. Be pleased TO let the people know
that the way in which they use our contrbu-
ton one year will determine the question
whether it shall be renewed Everything is on
probation that is our great security. Ii the
people raise the needed funds and concur with
Us, whole communities will have the same in
terest in the schools us though they were sup
ported by general taxation. We wish particu
larry to know how much money has been raised,
and how many children have attended the
schools already aided in Louisiana.
Yours, truly, B. SEARS, General Agent.