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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
U0NDkSSgD TELEGRAMS.

TUESDAY, Sept. %.
| A Miami Powder Mn blue up Monday
afternoon near Xenia, killing q negro and
knocking down five buildings.
AdvIces from Sandwich Islands. Sept. Is,
represent that several earthquakes occur
rcd IN August.
A mutiny occurred among some coolies
on China snip. The leader of the move
msnt was Killed.
The Indians aee still quarreIsOme on the
plains. Several OF them had been killed
by United States troops.
EJohn a Gould, the Wall street broker,
Is on trial IA Brooklyn, charged win out
ra ging she person of Mrs. Anna Mead.
h young man named VIM. Byrne, whose
parents i've in New York city, committed
suicide at Kansas city, on sunday, by
blowiGg his brains out.
Grand Lodge 1. o. o. F. adjourned in
San Francisco on 9th. Vice-President
Coifax was preset, and received two or
| three very fine gifts from the California
brethren.
A Massa husetts Jury in the Supreme
Court has awarded Sl7, $50 damages to s. o.
Pollard, against the town OF Waburn, for
per rmanent injuries received by the plain
liR from defect In the highway.
George Springer, who was committed to
jail In Lewrence, last May, FOR placing OBJ
Structi ms on the track OF the Lowell and
Lawrence Rat.ro1d, hung himself on Nom
day night
Several severe fires occurred in New
York aud Brooklyn on Monday night, az
gregating loss OF S50,000 In one instance,
| over twenty people were rescued from the
| flames by brave nremen.
The associated Banks of Boston have
1 informed their nonresident stock holders
| that by a recent decision OF the Suprems ,
| Court OF Massachuse Is, they must pay the
| State tax upon their shares. There are
two taxes now assessed for the years 1868
| and 1869.
kSau7uef st,rvdar a r,Yopafrant nftizav, ~
! johnson County, Mo, is suspected as the
murderer OF Mr.. Cox and his wife, near
| KihgsvIlle, last week, mention of which
| was telegraphed a few days ago. DRYDEN
| was the owner of the farm upon which
/ Cox lived He has fed the country, but
/ officers are in pursuit of him.
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State Labor Reform Convention.

WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. 28.-The
State Labor Reform Convention was
attended by $50 delegates, represent
ing all counties except brakes and
Nantucket. The main purpose of
the Convention was the formation of
new political party In the interest
of the working men. Resolutions
were adopted denouneing all laws
creating distinctions in favor of color.
condition, nationality or pursuit; in :
sisting upon a reduction Of the hours
of labor, at the public expense, to
eight; demanding of all candidates
for office pledge to support law
prohibiting manufacturing corpora
tions employing females and minors
over ten hours per day; favoring the
taxation of all bonds aud securItles !;
opposing tho introdution into the
country of a servila race to degrade
and cheaper labor, and asserting that
the recognition Of the claim of the
bond holders, that the national debt
is payable In coin, is a clear Fepudi-
alton of national debt.
The following nominations we're
made: For Governor, Il. NJ Chamber
lain, of Boston; for Lieut.. -Governor
James ChatbaWays OF Springfield; for
Sec'y of State, s. b. Pratt, of Ran
dolph; for Treasurer, n. w. Stoddard.
of North Bridgewater; for Attorney
General, Charles Cawley, of Lowell;
for Auditor. Joseph L. Glines, of
Haverhlll. None Of these gentlemen
named have been prominent in polit-
ical matters. The action of the Con-
vention is not likely to make much
change at present in the political as
pect of the State.
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SYRACUSE.

Hotels Crowded with Delegates to
the Republican S ate COnFeniIOn-
Horace Greeley Strongly Supports
the Name or Gen. Slegel for SecFe-
taFy or state.
SYRACUSE. September 28-The
hotels are crowded with delegates to
the Republican State Convention,
which meets tomorrow. Horace
Greeley bas been here, and strongly
supports the nomination Of General
Franz Siegel for Secretary OF State.
Mr. Greeley will not, however, attend
the Convention. 1t is said that Siegel
has telegraphed that If his name IS
used in the Convention he would
rather have it for State Engineer.
1t is expected that the business of
the Convention will be completed to
morrow. Jno A GrIswold will be its
permanent President
LATER.-Geo. w. Curtis is new
called for Secretary of Safe aud Gen.
Siegel for Treasurer.
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the market and offered unlimited
amounts OF gold at the inflated prices
made bv the conspiratoKs. This
/ daunted the ; bulls;' they hesitated 4;
and before they could recover their
calmness the price fell nearly twenty
per cent. They then made a strong
rally, but their reinforced opponents
contested the ground with new energy
and courage, and, In spite Of the wild
fluctuations, it was evident that there
was weakness among the bulls
which must end in defeat.
IL was at this time that the Treas
ury announced the sale Of 81 900, 900
oi gold to-day. This announcement
doubtless precipitated their retreat:
but they were essentially beaten be
fore. Indeed, had they not been
broken in courage by private com
biBation. this movement of the Treas
ury would have been slight thing
for them. But in the hesitation and
confusion which the foreign bankers
had already produced among them,
this new attack from the Government
left them no hope or confidence, and
they seem 10 have surrendered at dis
cretion
" The scenes witnessed IN the
neighborhood Of the Gold Exchange
throughout the day were Interesting
10 8 student of human nature. Here.
threats Of assassination are exchange ID
between men who have always passed
for sober and quiet bankers; there,
two clerks of leading firms engaged
inla hand to hand fight, which proves
their unrogulated temper and very
imperfect pugilistic training. In the
Gold Room itself some OF the dealers
lose their wits, and bid insanely for
amounts like the national debt. at
unknown premiums, or declaim wildly
about = lair-draWn daggersp that pur-
sue them. 1t the great bankers
Offices supposed milli0uaires contra
diet one another, with violent LAM
guage, as to the purport of verbal
orders, by (which one or the other or
both must now be made insolvent;
while others, fearful of those whom
their Vaccinations have ruined. sur
round themselves with armed officers,
or drive rapidly away in close car
riages. One overtaxed brain is con-
signed to an asylum for the insane;
another goes home so oppressed by the
terror of financial ruin that it chooses
rather a voluntary death.
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IT is reported that the Hon. JOHN
BIGgLow will soon withdraw from
the New York Times, aud that FRKD-
ERIoK HUDSON, Esq, has been en-
gaged to succeed him as the editor of
that paper. Mr.. HUDSON has repeat
ed y refused the most attractive offers,
and if the Times has secured him. it
must have been by bidding very high.
But We resume tue report is not true.
Mr.. BIGELow has hardly got settled
to his work, yet, and all intelligent
persons must admit that since it has
been In his haRds the Times has been
marked by intellectual power, learn
ing, honesty, accuracy, dignity and
fairness.
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MARRIED.

WELLS-STEELE-At the residence of
the brides parents, yesterday Tuesday,
morning. by Rev II. Andrus, d. d., Prot.
q. n. WELLS, aud Miss EAB6A STEELE, all
Of tnts city.
Few marriages are so acceptable to all
the friends OF the contracting parties as
the above; and II the antIcpations OF
will lead a long life of unalloyed happi-
ness and prosperity. Prof. Wells has
taken a partner who viii to him prove
true as steel while life lasts, and the uni-
versal opinion seems to be that henceforth
IL viii be always well with the young lady.
The happy couple left on the morning
train on a bridal tour to some OF the prin-
cipaI cities of the Easi, followed ~ the
best wishes OF their large circle Of friends.
indianapolis Journal c1py.l
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WE observe that the banking house
of LOCKWOOD Z Co, with whom our
friend HUBBELL is operating, is quo
ted by tie New York Sun as consti-
tuting one section Of the Ring formed
to make a corner in gold on Friday
last. This house has usually BEEN
very successful In its operations. and
it may have escaped the losses suffer
ed by many of the Bulls. though the
probability is that it took its chances
with the balance.
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Cuban PrIvaEecr Hornet On Her Way
to Cuba.

New York, September 2S.--It
Is stated that the Cuban privateer
Hornet, which sailed some time ago
from the British Provinces, where she
was detained for a time, is on her way
to Cuba, if she has not already ar
rived there. tits the intention Of her
commander to keep sharp look out
for Spanish transports carrying troops
to the Island, and also for the regular
steamers plying between Havana and
Spain, and carrying the Spanish flag.
The Hor net is a fast sailing vessel,
and can robably get away from any
Spanish m an of war she cannot fight.
1t is thoug ht by the Cubans here that
the Hornet can enga ge most of the yes
sells IN the Spanish navy, with two or
three exceptions. She will take her
prlses into Mexican ports-that COUP
try having acknowledged the belliger-
ent rights of the Cubans
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Five Men Arrested.

LoUIsv1LLE, Sept. 28.- Deputy
United States Marshal Harrington
brought five men here from LOWS
County, whom he arrested for resist
ing the process of the United States
Court. They were bailed in 5000
each to answer at the December term
of the United States Court.
1t is now understood that Sudge j !.
s. Black, Of Pennsylvania, will sue
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company for fifty to one hundred
thousand dollars for injuries sus-
tanned on the road during the early
mart of the Summer.
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TIE German Republicans of Gin
cinnati object to being transferred by
FRED HAssAUREK into the Demo
cratic party. Their motto is sold
but not delivered" Accordingly,
they hive started tri-weekly cam
paign paper. called the Repablicaner,
the frsl number of which appeared
on Sunday It fires heavy broadsides
into the HAssAUREK- Eng uirer Ring
and promises to do good work in help
ing to shatter aud defeat the unholy
coalition.
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RErLY or run co1fllLauoNEn8.

The undersigncd, commi sloucrs fomnu-
age the Hender8On Land Sale, regret 30
announce ~ the public thal "a huHicicnt
number OF tictets have not been dt#po.ed
Of 10 Justify the proprietor lu allowing 81
transfer ot the property on tne lHt of Hcu-
iemberi and they nave concluded ~ p0st-
pOne the drawing until thC z3lh day ri De-
cembcr, 1863.
A large number OF tickets have been
sold, and we entertain bat little doubt that
All Will be disposed Of bf the tlue nEcI
above. We think we are acting lu tho Iue
terests Of ticket holders in seeking 90 have
none others tnHn those who have pure
chased tickets share tn The drawing.
Should the drnWlna take place nov. tho
proprietor would ~ compelled, iu order to
save himEcli frcm loss, o. tgke hls chance
in the drawing with the unHold Tickets.
This he does ot desire 20 do nor would wo
The postpouoincnt is for "a short time
only, arQ - tue possession ~ the farms
cannot be surrcndcrcd-Deing rented out
for the presept yeas nor iLo rent collie tod
until the lsgeT January next, ID can mako
but little difference With lnose VINO nIo au
fortunate aa = win Whother lhey succeed
December, 1869.
The owner Of the properly wiI hold NO
tickets, and we trust those who have them
us--fBr fhere Will positively De no
further pOnfpomeAmrma.
Tho money arising from tle sale Of tick
cts IS In the banki bO our credit hud inc
owner Of the property cannot th any way
nhe Or conErOl Do Until after the nrhWlhG
and the transfer of the property, Tie ius
creasi og Interest ~ ihe scheme, and tho
confidence manifested throughout tho
country in its fairness, Justify PAS tu ine
opinion that 1he drawing WlH certainly
come or a. she appointed time
WM.s HOLLOWAY,
no. H. Gloss,
VI. = IlA4A f.
GRANT GHhEN,
aopderson, KY. August ~. 1850.
laugl5+zW0 4tWI
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SAN FRANCisco, September 28.-
MIR. Seward returned to-day.
The steamer Ovation sails for Mex
leo on Thursday.
Numerous fires have occurred In
the city In the past few days, with
less Of life in one case.
The first rail on the ChFuckee and
Virginia Railroad was laid to day.
Work on the Sutro Tunnel COM
mebeed yesterday.
In the cricket match to day be-
tween the Red Stocking Eleven of
Cincinnati, against All California
Eleven. the Red Stockings scored, in
one inning, lis. to 20. IN two innings,
by All-CalIiofnia. winning the game
by long odds.
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GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
visited the New England Fair, and
while there an old gentleman from
the rural districts, seizing both his
hands, exclaimed, with sympathetic
tears coursiDg down his sun Drowned
cheeks: General. I am glad TO see
yept [ am delighted to see you'll I
AsVc long desired to meet you! l
always believed that you managed the
army as t0eu as you kneI0 h0t0!" The
General thanked him.
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GOVERNOR GEARY. who has taken
part in the active canvass made in
Western Pennsylvania, assures his
friends that the Republicans are earn
estly at work in that quarter, fully
appreeiating the national importa nee
of the coming election. Heisl conf
dent of carrying the State ia October
by the usual majority.
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state Falrs-Mah instantly Killed.

CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-Favored with
good weather, the Illinois and Wis
oOnsIn State Fairs are in the fall tide
of success. The entries at the former
Fair will number, SO far, one thou
sand, and every department is we'll
filled. At the latter Fair articles are
arriving in quantities beyond any
former precedent. The attendance at
both Fairs is very large.
A Norwegian carpenter, named
Christian Olden, 80 years old, was in
stantly killed, this forenoon, by fall
ing from the fifth story building on
which he was working.
The Office material Of the A6end
Zeitlng newspaper, is still in the
hands OF the Sheriff. 1t is now stated
that two daily papers in the German
language, both to support the people 5
municipal ticket, will spring from the
ashes of the defunet sheet.
Frosts have occurred in various
portions of this State, In some in
stances seriously injuring the corn
crop, which is generally two or three
weeks behind In growth.
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GEN. STEADMAN for a long time
VS. quoted by Democratic papers as
oneIot the prominent Republicans who
could not endorse the radicalism of
his party. He got rich Office from
JOHNSON, on account OF his conserva-
tism. at New Orleans. Ii tnow turns out
that he is a defaulter in that Office to
the tune of about six hundred thou
sand dollars. He was not so con-
servative when it came to appropriat
ing government money to his own
use. 1t seems a little strange-but is
nevertheless true-that so many of
the army officers who followed JOHN
SON into the Democratic party, should
turn out badly. There appears to be
some influence connected with that
party that proves fatal to the good
principles which controlled them
while acting with the party which de-
feated the rebels and saved the
country.
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CIScINNATI, Sept. q. A large
meeting of citizens was held at Pixies
tonight for action against the exclu-
sion of the Bible from the public
schools. Three thousand persons were
present, and as many came and went
away because they could not get In.
VIM Ramsey and George R. Sage. of
the Cincinnati bar, and Rev. DR..
Wiley and Rev. b. w. Chidelow
spoke. Resolutions favoriDg the Bible
Ia the schools, and asking the Board
MOTTO act on the matter till after the
Spring elections, passed unanimously.
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DAaAY JOURNAL
wEDNEsDAY.........sFPTEMBER @, 1861.

TIE frss game Of ball played BIZ
the Red Stockings in California, was
With the Eagle Club Of San Francisco.
The score stood 80 to in favor of
the Rods. About 1900 people Wit
messed the game. paying one dollar
each in gold for the privilege.
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Destructive Fire.

PORT DALHoUsIE, Ontario, Sept. %.
Two-thirds of the town was destroyed
by fire this morning. The principal
sufferers are Cole and Wood, who each
lose about $6,000 Ten stores and
and dwellings were consumed. Total
loss about $40 000
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HARTFoRD, Sept. 28.-The liabil-
itics of Clark Holt, of Rockville, a
large manufacturer and President
and Treasurer of Toll & Co.'s Insur-
ance Company, are much larger than
supposed, when his business irregu-
larities and defalcations were discoy-
cred short time ago. A full inves-
tigation indicates that they will reach
quarter of a million. Mr.. Holt's
whereabouts is unknown. The sound
ness of the Insurance Company is not
affected
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MEMPHIS September 28.-The cot
ton brokers who have been absent
during the Summer have nearly all re
turned
F. a. Nelson has been elected
President Of the Chamber of Com.
merce.
The steamer Guidon. which re
Gently sunk in the Arkansas River,
has been raised and arrived here to
day. Her cargo, which was valuable,
was badly damaged.
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Frost-Xo Damage TO TObacco.

RALEIGH. Sept. 25.-There was a
light frost this morning, but no dana
age was done to the crops. Tobacco
planters are a little uneasy. Great
preparations are making for the State
Fair, and the prospect for success is
hatteripr.
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State Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS. September .23.-The
number of entries at the State Fair
is much larger than last year, and
the show of horses, cattle and sheep
is unusually good. The weather is
fine, and there is every prospect for
the most successful fair since the war.
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Gone Easf.

Louis Bittrolf, the Jeweler, left
for New York last evening to pur-
chase a new stock Of Watches, Jewel
ry. &c, aud will return in about two
weeks. In the meantime. goods will
be sold at great bargains, The place
is at No. 60 Main Street. 28-3t
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Late Washington Items.
Dedication Of the National
Military Asylum at
milwaukee, Wis.
speeoh by General Butler.
Death Of Herzog, the Cele-
brated Racer.
News By Atlantic Cable.
London Times on the Stu
alton in France.
PriVatser Hornet on Her
way to Cuba.
London Times on the Situ-
alton in France.
PriVateer Hornet on Her
way to Caba.
A German Commits Sui
eide
~ .E.. ---.E-a1
Five Men Arrested by the
Deputy u. s. Marshal
IN Lewis County,
kentucky.
Death Of HeTzOg, the Celebrated
RaceF-aan Dangerously stabbed.

OOtstA Va AAGA Aeee bAhO OOAN0A eASE0
Racer-aan Dangerously stabbed.
CINcINNATI, September %" Her
zog," the famous running horse that
made mile in :431. the best time on
record, died this morniog, at the
Buckeye Track, where, last May, he
achieved that triumph. 0n Tuesday
last he won in the first race. Il was
his last Cold, which he had taken
that night, settled on his lungs. The
best medical skill was procured, aud
yesterday he was thought to be i'm
proving. His owner refused SIS, 900
for him within the last week.
The International Union Of Loco
motive Firemen are holding their
Fourth Annual Convention here.
Forty delegates are IN attendance.
The proceedings are profoundly
secret. ae
Weather clear. Thermometer 60o
In the evening. .--u.-- -
John Barge was dangerously cut
by James Dean, to-day, in a quarrel.
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WashIngfOn IIems.

WAsHIEGTON, September 23.-At
noon the Cabinet met, but the only
members present were Secretaries
Boutwell, and Cox. and Attorney
General H0ar. Assistant Secretary
of State Davis and Assistant Post
master General Earle, represe ated
the heads of their Departments.
Frederick +. Low, of California.
has been appointed Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to China.
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THE LAST WEEKz-The Artesian
Springs Park will be closed for the
season at the end of the present week.
Ticket holders will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
. sep29 81 ED. WEHLER, Sup't.
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The Republicans of Cincinnati
have determined on having q grand
rally on Tuesday evening of next
week. Senator MORTON has consent
ed to be one of the speakers, and will,
no doubt, make the leading speech.
The contest in Hamilton County
promises to be very close. with the
chances rather in favor of the So
called Reform ticket, especially if the
Democratic rank and file can be com
pelted by their leaders TO vote such
tickets as are made out for them.
This remains to be- demonstrated.
But our experience has taught US that
the mass of the party is generally ODE
dient to the commands of the leaders.
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The Healing Pool.
ESSAYS FOR YOETNG nrEw. vzBo
4A have fallen into vicious habits, and
now ire "A higher life, aud a better
MANHOOD with certain means OF relief
Tor the afiicled. sent IN sealed letter en-
EelOpes, free Of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA, Pa fop2g
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LosT-0f the steamer Cbarmer.
box containing bed clothing-two pill
lows, six hair chair cushions, three
blankets. and other articles. Any
person finding the said box will be
suitably rewarded by returning it to
the Wharf boat of Messrs. Hum
phry, Lewis & Co., at Evansville. div
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Additional Business Locals.

@ The best stock OF Dry Goods
and Millinery, at lowest prices. can
now be found a. Schapker, Bussing &
Co.'S. SEQ
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rrev rryrHEE sEmEsAax

TuIs institutiou offers the accumuIatsd
advanfaaes OF over 60 years' successful
operation. livery facility is provided Cor
q thorough course Of useful and orna
mental e9ucnllons under tne direction Of
ers. For circulars. apply to JOHN r.
TLLLAED, Troy New York. fauZ d2m
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FOR SALE.

wsOR sALE-VALUABL MAIN
- STREET PROPERTY-Thats splendid
property known as the Egler property
s tuated on the west corner OF Main an z
cf-sr e8fwn~fn f~Orfffrrr~ T@fS feet uu MnIU
street and I=j feet on siIlh street. i~ti
ofeDrrfv is offered for sale a. low uBlff
Ou easy teruIs- Appig ~
+. aE4LfDIE a SON.
Real estate Ageufls
Corner Locust and Third a.lar
tsI5 dtf
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Messrs. BANKS and Others Comm iraionefs
appointed by act oi Kentucky LeEsa-
ture:
GENrLHMEE; . regret that 4 ana conn
PEELED 70 ask at your hands 20 postpone
mcnt OF The drnWlug Of prizes iu the Ieu-
deraOn County tKy.) LnEd bale.
Although great many tickets have
been sold sufficient number base not
been disposed of o. lustify "a sHl8 of mV
property Without loss to mo, unless j hold
the unaOld tickcis, which DO not intend
70 do.
IfyOu VIII give uC until fhe asfH day OF
December, 1869. feel confident 0f ulspoe-
Ing of ali the tickets uy tlHl time. 4 am,
gentlemen, very respectfully,
WM MCCLAIM.
HenderaOn. Ky. Aug. n. 1870.