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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10


FRIGHTFUL RUNAWAY - THREE
PERSONS Thrown FROM A BUGGY.-
Last evening about dark, runaway
occurred on Second Street. The fine
span of horses belonging to Peter
Semsnin, Esq, were being driven by
Captain Fairchild, and started at the
corner of Second and Cherry Streets,
and dashed aeress, the street to Peter
Balz's Grocery, where they ran
against post. Captain 'Fairchild
was accompanied by Matte, daugh-
ter fyMr. Semonin, aged about thir-
teen years, and Ida, daughter of
James Allen, Ia clerk at Semonin,
Dixon & Co.'s, we .helieve,) aged
about ten years. When the
buggy l1collided with the post,
all three persons were thrown
out of the vehicle and the horses
broke loose and continued on their
wild career Matte SemonIn was
considerably frightened. but not very
much hurt. Ida Allen was severely
hurt about the head, and was badly
stunned, and yomited considerably,
indicating that it was very probable
she had sustained internal injury.
Capt. Fairchild received a severe cut
over one eye, but was not injured
dangerously Taken altogether, it
was a narrow escape. Six persons
were injured in this city yesterday.
and runaWays at present are fearfully
abundant.
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MORE BURGLARIEs. = The resi-
dence of Mr.. Richstein, on Eleventh
Street, Lamasco, was entered on Sun
day night, and the pantaloons of Mr.
Elsfelter, the father-in-law of Mr..
Riehstein were carried off with his
poeket-book, containing about $40.
Some burglars also got into the resi-
denee at the Paradise Garden, but did
not succeed in stealing anything of
value. Another house was entered,
but the thieves got nothing. A regu-
lar gang seems to be operating in this
city.
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FL EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.- We
learn that our eolored citizens are
making. great preparations for an APP
propriate celebration Of the ed day
of September, the anniversary Of the
Emancipation Proclamation. It is
proposed to give grand picnic dur
ing the day, and at night have speak
ing at the Opera House. We learn
that Fred. Douglass, the renowned
colored orator. has promised to be
present on that day. Also, John NJ.
Eangston and Frederick Clark. Fred.
Douglass is one of the finest speakers
in the country, and he would un-
doubtedly attract an immense crowd
to hear him. .-oeA ~ .-
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SHOULD iBE SToPPED-We notice
quite number Of our boys and some
young men, even, have got into the
habit of playing ball in the most pub.
lie streets of our city, and a lady was
accidentally struck one day last week,
by ball that the catcher failed to
take in" Playing ball in the streets
is against the ordinances, and is a
fneable ofense. We suggest to the
Marshal aud police to enforce the
law.
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European AarKet.9


Consols e27z for money; 80 for account.
5-GO bonds bsg5L. at Frankfort SS1sUS51<.
stocks, Erie 1917 Illinois Central ga. Tur-
pentine 28s 9d@27s. Common rosln d ~.
TaTIoyU AS gd6E48s Lfnseed cake iO5 ID.
Petroleum t Antwerp 52H francs.
LIVERPOOL. August 8. Cotton, quiet;
middIfng uplands l215c. California white
wheat lis ID ; red Western los Id. Western
-four 25s. Corn 29s Oats IS Cd. Peas IL.
PORK lois. Beef 9Os. Lard 70s Cd. Cheese
G2s. Bacon 62s. Common rOsin IS 3D.; fine
IGs Spirits petroleum I'D refined Is 712d.
TalloW Us. Turpentine 2Is Cd.
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ACC1DENT.-George Skinner, the
we'll known drayman, yesterday, while
engaged in removing a press from this
Office, caught his arm on sharp
piece of the machinery, infieting a
serious wound, which bled most pro-
fusely. DR.. Bray sewed up the cut.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

THE language of nature and experience
demonstrates that whoever would enjoy
the p .easures of food, the beauties Of land
scapes, the joys of com paniOnShir, the
riches of literature, or the hOnOrs of sta
ton and renoWn, must pTeyeTCe their
health. The effect of foul, injurious food,
entering the stomach, is TO derange the
digestive organs and prOduce heauache,
loss of appetite, undressing sleep, low
spirits, feverish burnings, etc, which are
the symptoms OF that hOrrId disease,
DUSDeESiG, which assumes thousand
shapes, and points toward q miserable
life and premature decay. PLANTATION
BITTERS will prevent, overcome and eOun-
teract all these effects. They act with I'M
erring power, and are taken with the
pleasure of a beverage.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior tothe best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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! BURGLARY. = On Sunday night
some burglar got into the room occu-
pied by Captain Duncan, of the Sam.
Orr, and carried of his pantaloons, in
one pocket of which was his wallet,
containing a little money and some
valuable papers. He came down to
the JOURNAL office, yesterday morn
ing. TO advertise for the papers, to be
returned through the post. Office; and
such was the potent effect of merely
writing out the advertisement, that
the pants were discovered yesterday
evening in an. adjoining lot, and his
pocket book and papers were recov-
cred. The money that was in the
wallet was gone, and that was his only
loss. The thief could have easily
carried off Mr.. Duncan's gold watch,
but it is presumed that he ibid not
see it, I" which was quite fortunate.
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REooRDER's CoURr. Only two
cases were tried yesterday. Pat.
McCourt, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was taxed s. IS. Replevied.
George Linck, for fighting, was
assessed in the sum of Sc 30. 81
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GONG TO BUILD.-We learn that
the Christian congregation in this
city are about to purchase a lot on
which to erect a church edifioe at an
early day. Our citizens never refuse
to help build churches. -
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GEN. VEATCH.-We learn that Adj
jutant General Veatch, who has been
in bad health for some time, was a
passenger on the down train yester-
day morning from indianapolis, and
got off at Vineennes, en- route to
French Lick Springs. - :
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COMING HoME.-A large number
Of our citizens who have been absent
on recuperatvie excursions, returned
home last night, and others are on
the way. The cool weather is having
considerable influence on watering
places and other fashionable resorts.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-From a passen-
ger on the down train yesterday. we
gather the particulars. Of very sud-
den death that occurred at Princeton.
Ind. Ga Sunday, shortly after din
ner, Mrs. Geo. King, daughter of
George Beyers, while her husband
and children were out riding, being
alone at the time, was suddenly seized
with great pain, and her cries attract
ed the neighbors, who ran in and
found her lying on the floor in the
agonies of death. She was placed on
the bed, but died in few minutes.
She had been to church In the morn
ing, and had cooked dinner as usual,
apparently in good health. Her
death was a singular one, and our in
formant understood that a post neOyten1
examination would be held over her
remains. Her husband returned
shortly after the death of his wife,
and his grief was heartrending, and
it was stated that his reason had been
overthrown by the fearful suddenness
of his bereavement. Truly = in the
midst of life, we are in death
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THANKs.-P. B. HaskiIl, messen-
ger on the Cincinnati and st. Louis
route, hes our thanks for sundry
papers from Cincinnati. Fish & Bar
ter and John II. Scott will also accept
our thanks for ror9at9y1 e. r0r1..
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THE MARKETS.
rev YORK nGFKeT.

~ Ielegraph.l NEW YORK. August Q.
CoTToN and more active; rales
u t,oOO oaLes 81 335zc f. Kidding upla1ds.
active and i5G25c better On shippirg
grades; sales OF 81 eco barrels at So Goa
30 % Tor superffne State and Western, 81 co
western, 81 5jg7 50 for whfte-wheat extra,
81 OOG7 70 for round hoop Ohio, 81 OgMS %
Iof extra -. LOUIS 50 009l0 80 for good 10
choice do. T; included ia the sales wers y $50
barrels OF extra State, pant on spot and
part to arrive, at S7@7 IS; nearly eli for eX-
port. Rye Flour firm; sales OF $50 barrels
al "a 6004 -. Corn meal scarce and firm.
WHISKY-Qu Quiet; sales of 50 barrels OF
Western at 81 Y for free.
WHEAT-Reeeipts I33 507 bushels: active,
excited and 89l0c better; sales of y coo
bushels al 81 57gl 60 for No. Spring; 81 -
al 70 Tor No. do, al 639l 70 for Winter
red western 81 75 for new amber state
and Kentucky; 81 s. for white Tennessee.
RYE-Q Iiet.
BARLEY-Nominal.
bailey MALT-NOminal.
CORS-Receipts AZ, 867; market Ig2c bet
ter, but not active; sales OF $500 bushels
at S7cGs1 II for unsOund new mixed West
eTn; 81 l3GI Il for sound ditto; 81 ia for
white Southern.
OATs-Receipts $500 bushels; market
dull and heavy; sales Of 5000 bushels at
zee for Western aftOat; 72975c for new dat
to afoat; 70975c for new Southern.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat 03l ,262 bushels; corn 2-3, l55 BUSH
els; oats %, ZiB DuSnelSi rye OBI DuSnels :
barley $50 bushels; malt lU5,45S bushels I;
peas s,247 bushels.
RICE-Quiet and steady.
COFFEE-SUeady and active; sales A 800
bags on private terms.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of ], 200 hOgsheads
at Il16Ql336c for Cuba; I25z9l3c for Porto
Rico; also 800 boxes Havana at 49,.
MoLAsSES-Nominal.
PETRoLEUM-Dull at l714c for crude; 800
3214c Tor refined.
HOPs-Steady at l09l5c for American.
LINSEED OIL-Quiet at 96e1sI 90.
TURPENTINE-Is quiet and rirm at "a
@43c.
PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales 80 bbls
at S33 25g33 80; new mess S32 IS, and Old do.
sS9 2e 81 for prime, and $50 CO Tor prime
mess.
BEEF-steady; sales $50 bbIs at s9I8c for
new plain mess, and l29lSc for new extra.
mess.
prime, and 2J930c for India mess. H
lLBEEF HAM5-Steadyi sales OF $50 bbls at
2593lc.
Cur MEAT5-Steady; sales 10 packages
at 14szGl5c for shoulders, and E@l9c Tor
hams; mtddles fImi with sales OF 20 boxes
tce-cured.
LARD-Firm and quiet; sales 325 tierces
at l7149l91Rc for steam, and 209204c for
Kettle rendered; also 80 tierces Steam,
seller August, on private terms.
BUTTER-Steady, at l8@gSoc for Ohio and
1693Sc for State.
CHEEsE-Firm, at IIaI6c.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool are sctiVe and
hrmer, with shipments of 1900 bushels
wheat at $4,000 per steam; -four Is llLd@-
y per sail, and y 3d91s Cd per steam.
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Nor ENoUGH.-The Sidewalk Com
mittee had any amount of sidewalk
improvements to be ordered last
night, but owing to the fact that seven
members (three- fourths of the Coun-
ciD were not present, the orders could
not be passed. - IL. =
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mo. I,5l6.l
United States Marshal's Notice.
U 5lana. Sc ss. q America Dia9iot Of n-

United states OF America, District OF Inc
diana, 49,
WTmERE6s, a LIREH or IN.
w formation was hled boo the DHfrict
court 81 the United stntoa for the BlsfrIcE
on INDIANA, on the Z3d day on june, 1900.
~ lhpinaa NJ. browne, Esq. U. %. District
Attorney, on behalf OF tho United statcT.
against twelFe 90 boxes plug tobacco,
seized a. said District fora violation oil thn
lnlefnal revenue law OF the United states.
anu claiming damages in the sum OF go
ana praying process against said urdDertv.
ana mat inc same may no condemned and
sold therefor
now thefeIoroi Ia pursuance OF tho mo-
pltion under the seal of said Count To mo
directed and delivered, / do hereby give
public notice Go all persons elnlmiuu Faid
goods or any part thereof, OF ih amy mans
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
o. the United states 90 be held at tho citv
OF indianapolis. in aud Tor tho District ID
Indiana, on the hrEt Monday OF Hoptember
next, 90 10 O'Clock " The forenoon 81 that
day, then apd there 20 iuterpose their
claims end make their allegations in that
BEN. ePO0NEB, Margfdl. ~. B
Atte9ts j. u, ROWLAND, Clerk
aus dl1t
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WoN'T BITE. - Musquitos won't
bite if you use a few drops of earbolic
acid in your wash water before re-
firing. If their singing annoys you,
plug up your ears with cotton.
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PERsoNAL.-John L. Reynolds and
John B. Mills left for Kansas. yester-
day, on prospecting tour. -. ss
G. II. Wessler. the efficient and
polite Deputy at the County Re-
corder's office, will leave for st. Louis
to-day on pleasure trip. ia 80
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Dg T. @. Bridwel & Co, oorner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rock bridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville Rail-
road will take place at jacksonville,
KY, on the 18th day of August, on
which occasion important business
will come before the meeting.
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LOCATING BRIDGEs.-The County
Commissioners were on a visit to
Union Township. yesterday, for the
purpose of locating several bridges. j
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SoW FORK cold ana stock AarAtt.

By IeIegraph.I NEW YORK August ..
MONEY-Easy and steady at 597 per
cent on call loans,
ExCHANGE-stering quiet at IGgE4@IIOIz.
-GoLD-AmeTican over, opening at l365E
and closing at 1879. Carrying rates were
4g5 per cent. Clearenees 81, COS, 900.
GOV ERHSsENT Is Quiet and ashade easier;
actions in the Stock ExchRnge is small.
Coupons of 81, l24s4al25; do. 20, I259I251s;
do. "a. 123Z9l235s; do.'65. l23z2@l2a3s; DO.
new, l221sgl2z1<i DO. ~, 21Sglz213i 90. 'OS,
l221s9l2z14; 10-4Os, 1155 s9llo54.
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FoUND.-Al. Carpenter, who lost
his poeket-book, containing 800 and
some valuable papers, had it returned
to him yesterday.
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R1- Any Florence Sewing Machine
within fifty miles of Evansville, that
is not in good working order, will be
put in frst-elass order, by the owner
sending it to A. B. Howard, Agent of
Florence, No. ii South Second Street,
Evansville, Ind. aug5 ct
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For RAM.
CIT Y N b W S.

MARKET REPORT. - The weekly
Commercial Review will be found on
the third page.
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R1- Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Mjssisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised In this issue
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SCHOOL ENUMERATION. - Prof. J..
w. Knight, who is engaged in taking
the school enumeration, will be
through his labors in a few days. g.
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w sns 1 eil tt li19 ab
JOSEPH ULBAB,
IL 1. ~ NV N. !. N I. ..--- q


Evansville duly dus 1862
Referring 90 the above, we thank our
us heretofore and request our patrons tn
transfer the same 10 Mr.. Melsgner. whose
aim It viii be % merit the same bV 'riug
entire sdftgfQcft0n. JOSEPH UL8As.
Jy5-lm HENRY MAABBERa
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. - A little
child of Stephen Ensner, who lives
near Ingle Street NJ. E. Church, fell
into q vault yesterday, and when it
was gotten out was dead. The little
one was a boy, aged about eighteen
months. Such an accident is awful,
and the parents have the warm sym
patty of the community.
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New MooN.--The new moon that
eoquetted so remarkably with the sun
on Saturday, was visible for an hour
or two last night.
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RECEIvED.-The new $1,000 City
Bonds have been received by the
Mayor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

STRAYED.-A red and white spotted
Mich Cow. between four and five
years old. Marks-hole in the right
ear and slit in the left. Any infor-
nation left at JOURNAL Office, with
II. II. Schultz, will be paid for.
R@ Prove Barrett's by trying
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by telegraph NEW YORK; August z.
Day GocDs-The failure of Bowers &
hickman has cast gloom over the mar
ket al1daY. Business is languid, except IN
wooden shaYls and other sBecfaitfes. A
hat and cap house Of good rtanding has
also failed. In cotton goods, trade re-
maios quiet, but prices are, nevertheless,
steady.
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Nemphis SaFket.
BY Telegraph,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. August o..
COTTON Dull; low middling 33e; receipts
FLOUR-W eaker, and stock larger.
3 WHEAT-sl LOG 1 -. l.... RI .
CORN-90c. 49,.
OAT5-55957c. a
HAYr-S27 90 .n
BRAE-SIS 90.
-PORK-Firm at S35 % ..
.IsARD-201z9N1Zc.
BACOS--F1rm: shoulders l6aIgl[c Dnd
sides 2)c. 1870 NJ
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louisville Market.

By TeleeraphsI LOUISVILLE. August9. d
BAGGING-FIrna : heavy, 235ld24c.
ROPE-S1&9S5ze.
TWENE-l9dAJe. t.-.zt t.r laE prfe Eia
FLoUR-F,irna superdne, 81 50. ~
GRAIS-Unchanged .t va a..
LEAF ToBAeC0--Off offerings light. prices
firm. ~ = ~
PRoYIsIoNs-Q Quiet and firm. Mess Pork.
s34 %. Bacon, shoulders, I6c: clear RIB 1870;
clear sides, 1870; hams, sugar cured, "a
231To.
HIGHwINEsrsteady; 81 Cs.
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METE0RIC.-Seyeral fine meteors
were seen last night darting athwart
the sky.
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B9~ "Barrett's makes the hair
silky. l..-..-.
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CRoPs.-J. w. Hatcher, with N. F.
Carr & Co, who has just returned
from an extended trip up. Cumberland
and Tennessee Rivers, reports the
cotton crop as very fine, the prospect
Tor a good yield of tobacco as very
1atteriug, and the corn crop as SPLEEN
did, Smith & Kevil, on Cumberland
River, near smithville, have the finest
corn to be found on the river, it is
said, and, it is thought, will yield
fully one hundred bushels to the acre.
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Rag- n n .RridvaIl 3 O. oarr

BG Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. d. HEIMAE's.
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Bl- Real Isle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHFS'
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In references to TIE above notice. JED 80 be
sufficient TO say that we wilt eudeav0r 90
do our clean best with the many good Cus-
toners OF the late firm, and by Attentive
ness TO business and just dealing, expect 10
merit All their patronage, and aecure many
others.
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REvIvAL.-We learn that a very
interesting meeting of the General
Baptist Church has been in progress
for some time. Up to Sunday night
eighteen conversions and fourteen
aceessions had taken place. The
meeting is being conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Moore, and is still in progress
with interest unabated.
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RAJ No long stories about Bar.
rett's."
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B Mrs. NJ. F. OLIVER, of Cincin-
natl, will lecture on Spiritualism at
the Court House, Tuesday evening,
August 10th, 1869, in which commune
cation can be had with departed
friends. Admission 25c. aug9-2t
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IN ~. I'D. w. THOMAS, having pormu-
~ nenuy located iu Evansville. Ind.
lie. He rs q graduate of one of the best
medical colleges ia the Union, and has
practiced medicine twenty. i've years. H6
aoiicits professional business. The Doctor
Will devote q portion of his time 90 the
treatment of Female Diseases. Ouco ora
where be may be lound when not profess
Bionaliy engaged. fau8 dtf
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DissOlution Oh C0-PaTtn8rghiD.

H UlehOlublON OF IOrEaEbM6EEMlU
FNVHE PAHTh 1fHl8nHHaa HERETO
~ fore existing batWcen the undersigned
OF the firm OF AelsAuer AZ Co hnE Ghia day
been dissolved by mutual consent. hg
VIM. q. II. MeiaauotussuminR the business
Of the sash and door factory on has own
account, and agreeing TO pay tho dHbta of
said late nrm. Joseph Dlsaa ana Henry
Maasberg are authorized % collect and re-
ceiYe all debts due the said late nrm.
w. b.. a.. Al HfHHH Hu
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CoUNCIL CHAMBER,

LVausVIIIes AuS- . LoV5.J
Council met at s o'clock P, N.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin,
Orr, Stumpf, and Doughty.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved. -,
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Ia Barrctt's makes coarse hair
fine.
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FOB SALE.
FINE EEsIDENOE,
Sash, Door, Blind Factory ana
Flooring Mill.
PARTNERSHIP.

TTAVING ASSOCIATED WITH HrE
IA. as Partner IN business. Mr. AuH. Ehn-
Iera gate from Clnclnnabi) the nrm H name
j. H. HOHaMAN.
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B9" Barrett's Famous Hair Re-
storative.
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TELEGRAPnIc NEWS HENS.

Samuel Lawrence, q well known cigar maker of
Albany, has been Id issng week.
On Saturday o man named Charles NJ Russell.
alias Maynard, was arrested In Rochester charged
with being implicated IN number OF robDeries in
Aurora, Ont few weeks ago. He Is held to await
the arrival OF an of1cer from Toronto.
The town Of Barnsted N. H., voted five per cent
on It's valuation, on Saturday, In aid OF the Concord
and Rochester Railroad. STAFFORD voted to POSTPONE
action until November 2. the day for voting on the
acceptance or the constabulary laws.
The case OF the Royal Bank OF Liverpool vs.. Grand
to recover the amount Of 100 bonds, dated January
1850, has been decided In Boston IN favor of the
plaintiffs. The amount In litigation was Ss4 800,
The Democratic Convention for sagadahoc county.
Me-, met In Bath yesterda y and nominated Colonel
samuel =. Bailey Of Bath. for senator; William A.
Treasurer.
DR.. E. ]. Hudson committed suicide at his board
ing mousse IN Baltimore yesterday by taking cyanide
OF potassium. the deceased Is said to have been a
native OF Petersburg, Va, and atterly resident OF
Richmond, was found on table in his room, with
note to his landlady.
The preparations for the International EXPOSITION
at Buffalo are being rapidly brought 70 conclusion
The grounds adjoining the Skating Rink are now
enclosed. The Treasury Department. has instructed
coiiectors OF customs TO admit duty free from
Canada articles for exhibition under bonds for
sixty days.
Jacab Il. Bear, United States Express agent and
telegraph operator at Brownsville Nebraska ab-
sconded IL alleged on the night of the 27th with
sl2,V00 belonging TO the express company. Bear Is
the same man VINO reported that he was shot and
ROBBED OF considerable amount OF express money
at Brownsville, last winter The express COMPANY
offer 1000 reward for the capture OF the aef and
$1,000 for the money,