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The figures really amounted to but lit.
tie more than halt those given to the pub
lie, and as a result there IS something like
a panic at Manchester, and for the present
all eonfdence 10 lost in the truth Of the
returns from Liverpool There Is no dis
position to do business either On the part OF
sellers or buyer.
Anxiety About the Health OF the
French Emperor
LoxppN, Aug. 30.-The Times says there
is much anxiety in French society
about Napoleon's health, and the excite
ment on the Bourse is intense. The Times
has no wish to lay great stress on the Empe.
or's sickness but heardly believes the ru-
mors are the result of stock strategems.
PARIS, August s0.-0bfeial--The con-
d;tion Of the Emperor grows more and more
satisfactory.
LONDON, August Acknowledgements
from Paris regarding the Emperor's health
continue reasuring. He is confined to
his bed by q chronic malady, but the pres.
ent attack is not alarming.
The Situation fen Virgsmia--Gen.
@686HWy u gE&& 9EkG II CSa OAAGBA.~ II asO
Terms uspOn which he Agrees
to Aid No. Reconstruction, etc.
Especial to the N. o. Times.]
WASHINGTON, August 30.--Canby finds
it impossible to fill the civil offices in Vir-
GINA with persons who can take the iron.
clad, even with details from the army and
the bestowal of a multiplicity Of Offices on
one individual.
Gen. Canby's are terms announced to be
that all ineligible members Of the Legislature
should resign, and he would then immedi-
ately order a new election to fill the va
cancies thus created. lfmen are ,hereupon
returned who could take the test-oath, he
should furthe' a speedy reconstruction to
the extent of his ability AM authority, but
if the present ineligibles did not resign, or
if other ineligibles were elected To- succeed
them, he should feel bound to refer the
while election Of July to Congress, postpon-
ing all action till that body reviewed the
matter and give final directions.
Public sentiment is said to be generally
in favor of accepting Canby's proposition.
Caba--The Government Des-
p0mdent.
HAVANA, August 3l.-The insurgents in
Gallon District have gone to Eastwood, TAX
ing with them many slaves.
lie Deum has been ordered in the Puerto
PRINCIPE churches for the disappearance Of
the cholera.
The seml-monthly Diario, prepared for
the Spanish steamer, editorially regrets
their inability to send fattering notices re-
garding suppression of the insurrection.
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ST A n ANNA



HINCKLEY g. Stage,
MafthandS Receyeurs ct Expedltionnalrts'
WASHINGTON, LNE.,
4 rancien emphcement de H'nckley d f"S'
NOUS sommes prets a ~recevoir ct exped'cr
~ font frat oui nous sera consigne ; nous
patrons lie plus haut pri1 du marcht pour lie
cotton. on bien mons ferons des avances de
provisions ct d'argent a comptes sur tous cotons
que nous exp6dierons.
aH Louis Stage Went aussi DOWN. pons
sou compte. ct all meme lieu, une GKOCEklE'
ct il est pref a fournir provisions d'hab'tat'on'
toile d'emballage, cordes en- fer' wagons etc
aux prix de la Nlle-Orleans.
Washington, Lne., 7 Octobre 1865.
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WAsHrseroN, August 80.--A special to
the tribune says: "Gen. Clark, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in Texas, re.
ports the cotton and other crops the finest
ever raised there. Clark, comes on bust
ness with the Postofice Department, par
ticuIarly to urge the establishment Of a
duly mail between New Orleans and
Galveston. He says the citizens of Texas
are indignant at the curtailment Of mail
facilities. &C. J-r@-5+r.
Lately, Charles Morgan proprietor of
Texas and New Orleans line OF steamers,
has reduced the service to 0 semi-weekly
one between the points, and the cense-
quenee il a vast accumulation Of mail mat
ter at Galveston, Houston ard other interior
points off the lines of railroad. Complaints
are general a. 70 the management Of the
postal system throughout the State, and
the most vigorous and energetic action will
have to be. resorted to by the Department
10 mitigate the annoyance. - HAT
-s ."lClark thinks that . Demo ratio can
dictate wil BE- placed in the .gubernatorial
race with Hamilton and Davis" '7zos w.r-rs
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Assistant
Treasurer at New York is directed to pur-
chase bonds and sell gold during September
to the same extent and in the same man.
ner as in August.
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lie JOURNAL.
PUBLIC TOUS LES SAMEDIS
PAR
JACKSON 81 KING
BUREAU RUE DE LA COUR.
OPELOUSAS, LNE.:
Sanedi. 4 Sentembre. 1869.

Samedi, 4 S%eptembre, 1869.
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England.sSPecie Inn cBank"'
Weather.

- LONDON, Aug. 96.-Increase Of specie in
the Bank Of England e75, 900.
The continued fine weather and favorable
crop prospects have q depressing effect on
breads; ufs. Sellers throughout the coun-
try are asking prices above the views of
buyers.
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The War.

The Japanese War.
Admiral Rowan's dispatches contain the
following details of the Japanese war:
The authorities being advised of dangers
to foreigners, ordered the Aroostook to Hak-
odadi to protect American interests. The
Aroostook found Enonote strongly en-
trenched at Hakodadi. As 500 as the
Mikado's forces got in the rear Of Enomoto,
q combined attack by land and sea became
imminent. The Oneida reached Hak"dadi
in time. Two vessels, the Aroostook and
the Oneida, took off all the Americans.
Some brilliant dashes were made during
the seige, but the Stonewall formerly a
Confederate vessel1 having destroyed Emo
moto's feet and battered down his fort.
Enomoto surrendered to save loss of life.
knomoto is nov q prisoner at Yeddo.
American a vessels as now landed.
Future disturbances are improbable.
Tycoon is q voluntary prisoner in bis W
castle, and his family, the most powerful
in the empire, have been deprived OF the
bulk Of their revenues The Tycoon is
thus deprived of almost Supreme power
which has been held by his family for hun
dreds of years. Position of the feet, July
Cd; Flag ship Piscataca, at Yokohama ;
Oneida and Idaho ut Nagaski; hopocacy
and 1roquis at Yokohama: Ashuelot at
Hioga /; Aroostook at Hakodadi Maumee
at Foochoo; Unadilla at Hong Kong.
Mime Anre.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-Pine Ridge
mine near Wilk9sharra hprniny- Thirty
men are at the bottom. with no means Of
escape. Latef-Men rescued. Mine still
aire. 81 -. '.' 7~.~ ~. --
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volunteers, composed Of six companies Of
whites and two companies of blacks, has
Teen organizing for the field. Volunteer
regiments will be formed as reserves to
take the plses efthose who take the Geld.
A party If robbers were arrested last
night while attempting TO pillage . savings
bank. ~'5,.-
The insurgents attacked the town Of
Barra, in the Central Department, but were
repulsed. ...
WHITE SULEaER SPRINGS, August 81
Members OF the press designing to attend
the Press Ball to be given here on Teusday
next will receive, upon application, free
tickets over any of the Virginia railroads to
the Springs and return-good for q week
from the 2Sth.
Circus Proprietor Shot Dead.
sr. Lours, August 27.-Col. Lake pro.
prietor of Lakes Circus, was shot dead by
a person whom he had elected from the
canvass. The murderer escaped.
Burnt SNOW sheds--Work of Iu.
ocemAiarfes.
SAN FRAsc1sco, August 27.-The burn.
ing of the snow sheds up the Pacific Rail
road was evidently the woE}k Of ~incendiaries.
The trains were delayed three days.
Coldness Between Boutwell,
and Grant.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.-1pternal Rev.
enue receipts to day nearly half a million.
There &C ugly rumors Of q GOODNESS be-
between Boutwell, and Grant.
Rejection Of Chinese Treaty
Discreditrd.
Official circles discredit the reported re-
lection of the Chinese treaty.
Spanish G. nnboats Closely Watch
ed
New York, August 28.-Work OF the
Spani h Gunboats continues though Gov
eminent surveillance is unrelaxed. Marshal
Barlow has informed the builders that no
attempt must be made to send them to
sea.
Telegraplas n Braacla of Conn.
& HHRePCe.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 28.-The Su-
preme Court of Nevada decides telegraphs
q branch Of m and under control
of Congress.
Hrom Railway Bridge mt wiz.
massgtom Competed
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MisCeAF@m

Francis Key Shoaf died Of thirst on 35
mile desert, Arizona Territory.
British Minister Thornton has returned
from his summer vacation.
Applications fof%nall notes and fraction
nj currency are becoming overwhelming.
Supervisor Barbour has been assigned to
the Southern District of Ohio, Conklin to
the Dictrict of Michigan AID Wisconsin,
and Young to the District Of Arkansas.
Rawlins' physicians hope he will be able
TO attend to bushes. in o few days.
Delano declines any argument whereby
eigsrssmakers may take leaf home and make
Cigars.. An must be made at the factory.
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JgIS @eSSNsaSsG ssa~ssws1~ 4
wv asahrssfoN. Aug. 27.-Assessors
throughout the country are instructed TO
sunseya-distiieries preparatory to the ZEN
ioFcemept1af some new regulations about
ID be promulgated. Delano telegraphs to
superyisor, Perry, OF Raleigh, N. G, that
ever box Of tobacco should have oil the
.mafks,and brands required by law in the
p~recise.usanner prescr ibed, but he does not
regard slight irregularities ground for seiz-
u~rs-advises. dalentien for, explanation.
Delano directs aii gsugsrs 10 nail stamps
ON paekages D fspirits with 6gs eight ouncs
seasHet faeks.a s@a4 81 WIS atsa2
= =, Maia Resase Agents.
ayoCrsswell haa. appointed the following
Eeate aaspss:: Horn, from Galveston 70
Bryan, Texas ; Eugene Daley, from New
Gsasasst 10 CliassM .asaL9 ID A&sa
- .E#&s"
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TEUX qui peuvent avoir besoin de Bots
" de Chafpente. pourro1t s'adresser au
soussigne. Les ordres deposes chez Messieurs
d. Lalanne g. freres a Washington. on chez
Messisurs Bloch e. Dupre aux Opelousas, &C.
ront remplis avee ideEte ct p%romptitude.
q IS, : --3- .,&0 A. EAMUELS,
Mouiin D SEE De ID Grade Rivieye.
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Telegraphs n Bra1Acaa of Conn"
e meFCes

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2s.-The sn-
preme Court of Nevada decides telegraphs
O branch Of m and under control
of Congress.
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First Bale OF Cotton at Louis
- willie.
LOUISVILLE, Aug, 25.-Ths first bale Of
new cotton received here today from Har-
ris county, Ga. It was c!assed middling,
and sold at 4Oc.
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Opelousas, 2 Aom 1869. r..
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LANDS SAL E,

I1UHsUANr To THE DECREE MADE
L y tus Circuit Court OF UhiO County, on
sue LulIu day OF June, 1869, Ia tue RuIt II
rhaucuy between Levi u. SkRIkGEh
AM UEEeI. COmplAlnanLs, and 5HEF.
a. lid mGLN TYRE NJ UrH EtI5, Defend
ANTI, the undeTsIHned commissioners will,
Ou LueSdHy, tho seventeenth day Of
august, 1850.
ana Thereafter from day 10 day until com.
potCd, Communicating each uAy Ut eleven
O'CLOCK A. NJ, bel ut public auction, on Int
lad u be SUD, the home Plantation or w.
MLo mentioned IN the ninth clause OF thu
viii OF niOSe5 shepherd, deceased, IN diVI.
slunE, lot, AUD coal nelus Us pesi1ed In TIT
report ann plat VI JaIue5 ULICnrIsl, Sur
YoyUr, Oh nlo IN sAid AIIii.
LEANS each purcnRscr to pay In hand
uUt l68 than ouS-IOuEth OF the money due
upon mis- purchase, but 10 nave the privilege
To Pay IN nAnu amy greater proportion or the
WuUIU thereof; Ruu LHs 10 itduU, u Ruy, e
Lo PAID IN three equal inhL1IIngnIs bearing
Interest nom the uAy UG sale, and payable
respectively, III Hz, tweiVe ana eighteen
muntpS thereafter; BOND ana EeCuG!ty " the
hGLls!actiOn III the commissioners 10 "
gwen Tor tue deferred lnSialments, Hnd the
title " Ue retniued US further sgCurity until
pay InruI III lull.
iue whole tract contains about hve hmm,
died anu seventy ave acres, anu Is situated
la OLIU county, West Virginia, nIung TIT
Lu-LrvtiRnd ROad, hcnpneIu NGllrUau and
WuseilnH Greek. peluy by the ClinbaIl land
kUAd WDJut EiX miles from HheeIlnY a
pat u, tho divisions, los und cUaI nsIdl
mIHy De sten al tue bAuk Vi Watching, and
AM ~ Tue lerE = UftiCS Vi The Circuit Court U
Th.J County, DAnIE.A LAMB,
Uan4NL Y. LiaG,
lI.j-dtsaitY COMMUNICATIONS.
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Tr,1stoe's sale.

lf VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
- made 10 me by George e. Caldwell and
Kate, his wife, on tue 2td dag Of March, in
We yea lSl and o. record in tho Aecord:;
BOX So. i. paSS IS, / shall, on 80 AZ De''
Saturday. the AIh day or September +,
is6'aB 1850. 80. - -
"a tho premises, proceed 10 sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best hidder tnO
following described real E6LAte, situate on
ndd~ ells nun 10 said County and state,
Tug. al ng what Is known " the Orchard Of
htiI Jolepa C9!dWel1 tArm, and bounded
vs. loiloWs, mat 70 say beginning at Q
tntIsL IuSt at tho south west corner Of the
pAlIng fence around nalh orchard and Rd.
Joining the Wheeling and faiTmont Turn.
pka road on tho north side OF CaldWell'a
huni thence northwafdly with said fence
land OF z, Jacob, continuing beyond the
IVnCAtI necessary to IeAeh that line thence
Il. az L. 70 \, stake At the north side Of the
present county road, q rev rods above tho
old stable; thence with the north side Of the
said county road weStwardly 10 iaIHe elm
Oh the kouLh Hlle VI said orchard fence and
near tho SAINT; thence Sith that fence 10
tue south east corner thereof thence west.
Wnfdly with the fencg 10 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres, more or les,
sad Deed OF Trust was given TO secure 10
William Exley the puncIuA payment Of
nV6 several notes Of the said t1e0rge u,
Ga d Nell for tho sum OF nlnD hundred and
twenty .sGYen 4i.lO9 dollATS each, bearing
date tina 10th day Of February, 1851, and pay.
uUls 70 the order u the h1ld William EEley,
respectively, on the 18th day OF Deoembrf,
1901, 1854, 1868, ls8I and 1855, II tbs AeTchanls
aud MechAnleB Bank OF Wheeling, each
note 6eAIlng interest from date. Inc INST
one Of lie RUOYe described notes dated The
l5tn day OF February, 1851, and payable on
tue 10Th day OF December, 1881, mas been
paid, together with The Interest upon the IT,
manning notes up 10 the lst day OF April,
1917. YnlA SAla ID made 70 pay the principal
" tic said notes OF ltBI, 161S lsJI and l665,
which said principal Amo Int, IN each one
y. said several noLes, 70 SGT 43.lUO, win In.
LeTest thereon from April lAt, lb69, LII paid,
aud the cots Of this Aale.
TERMS or SALE-One. third cash, AMI tee
remainder OF tho purchase money In two
eqnaI lnstV lmentA OF ak and twelve months,
tue purchaaer giving notes for the deferred
Instruments bearing interest from date, and
Inc tito will DO 70 tanned until the notes are
paid.
The above described property viii be sold
In parcels or altogether rs the purchaser or
purchasers may elect aud the trustee will
guarantee the title.
i. 3. BUsHFIELD, Trustee,
The property mentioned In the ABOVE nd
vertlsenenL il known us the sunny Side
Vineyard, u present In t1rst class condition,
and the Vlned IL excellent bearing order,
On the premises Is largo new tHo-stOry
bIick house, hurrOuuted by cunvenIent anu
desirable onIbnlidingH AMI provided with RlI
LhS necessary convenlences and improve.
Inents. rArLleS Whaling W purchase pro-
perry Of this DESCRIPTION are in Vited TO ex-
Atnine the premises relJre the day OF BSlC,
lylb-NL
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HELD To BA1L.-John Jackson had
his hands full of law business yester.
day. In the morning party OF that
namo was before Judge Good charged
with dlsorderly conduct and fined ten
dollars and costs. In the same court,
II we are not mistaken, he was com.
plainant In case against Joseph Fox,
and failed to make good the charge. In
this Instance he had the costs to pay.
Later In the day, the same Individual
II we are not mistaken a second time,
was brought before Judge Johnston for
a breach Of the. peace. John was de-
feated again; that Is, he was required
to give bond In the sum Of one hundred
dollars that he would keep the peace.
AS a manager Of court business we
don't regard Jackson q success. He
had better turn his attention to other
matters.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR hALb'-
Public attention Is called 10 the fact
that In view OF the sale OF the real ss-
tate Of George L. Caldwell, the most
desirable property In the vicinity OF
Wheeling Is offered, on the day Of sale,
10 The highest bidder. The land to be
sold comprises sixteen Acres-thlrteen
acres Of which are devoted 10 vine
yard. containing the choicest character
OF grapes. The vines, numbering eight
thousand In all, are trellIsed on wires
attached TO substantial locust posts, all
In excellent bearing condition and
promising, from their present bearing,
a more productive Yield than at any
preceding season. The wine which
came from The press OF this vine yard
In one year, measured forIy-hve hun.
dred gallons.
In addition to the vine yard there are
eighty full grown apple trees Of the
choicest fruIti also pear, apricot and
plum trees, with various varieties Of
smaller fruits, such as quIncea, cur
rants, gooseberries, &C., in the greatest
abundance. The yard fronting the
house Is shaded by forest and evergreen
trees, and Abouuds In q variety Of
choice plants and shrubbery; the whole
OF the premises being enclosed by an
expensive pailIng fence, comparatively
new. N.
In the centre Of the premises Is stu
ated the dwelling house OF tho present
owner, Mr.. George f, Caldwell, built
In the latest style Of modern archi-
lecture, measuring, not including the
back building, forty feet square with a
large and extended portico In front.
On the FIRST floor are four large, we'll
lighted and ventilated rooms, situated
on either side Of n commodious hall
extending the entire length otthe build.
Ing, with corresponding compartments
In the second story; the two being con.
nected by stair way leading from the
lower 10 the upper hall. In the back
building IL the kitchen, provided with
all The convenlsnces OF the Gu linary de-
partment, whilst above Is sleeping
apartment OF the same character and
size, the whole being fronted by q
covered porch extending the length oil
the rear building. The basement story
Of the house Is dry and well cemented
wine cellar, and at present used for
that purpose.
The water convenlenoes used In con-
nection with this property are most
complete, 1t being conducted by means
OF pipes iutO various rooms OF the
house, whilst In the yard, ut con.
venlens distance, is II large, two-story
brick milk house, overwhelming never
falling spring.
The out-bnildInRs, consisting oil
smoke house, ceal house, press house,
&C., used in connection with this pro-
perty, correspond in character and
convenience with the other improve.
meuts. they all having been built Of
brick and furnished with all the neces-
sary convenIenoes that go towards
making up a complete residence and
home.
This property being so conveniently
located, on the Fairmont turnpike, one
quarter Of a mile from the street rail.
way, and almost in the corporate lin.
Its Of the city OF Wheeling. we invite
parties Wishing 10 purchase real estate
Of this description TO examine the
premises before the fourth day of Sep
tember, at which time the property will
be sold.
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NEEDS ArrENT1oN.-W call the at.
tentIon Of the Street Commissioner to
the condition OF the pavement on Main
street between the building of Messrs
Mendel and Mr.. Brues. 1t IL and has
been In almost the worst possible ordel
for months, and should be Immediately
repaired. Some one has thrown few
boards over It so as to render 1t less
dangerous, but that affords only tenn
poraryi relief. A gentleman informed
us yesterday that he had fallen down
two or three times recently when pas
sing that point after night. We trua
this demoralized pavement on The mos
important street In the city will be
promptly looked after.
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DIRECT IMPoRTArtoN.-oxtoby &
DnlieldRr now making speciality Of
Our Own Watch, superior timer they
import direct from Switzerland. It
bears their firm name. They also have
In store large stock OF American
Watches, embracing every make. Hav.
Ing been constituted agents for these
watches, they can offer great induce
ments topurchaSers. In Jswelry, they
have allthe latest ideas. Gall attlOS'
Main street, opposite Merchants Bank.
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INCoRPoRArED.-A certificate Of In.
corporation was issued, yesterday, by
Secretary Of State Pipes, 10 Mesars.
Samuel Christy, William Il. Truslow
William q. Thayer, Thomas G.. Bod.
ford and James L. BotsEord, under the
name Of the pioneer Packet Compa.
n.y." In their application the corpora
tors set forth their object TO DO the
transportation of freight and passen'
gers, and towing barges on the Great
Kanawha river. The principal Office is
to be kept at Charleston, and the char.
ter is to expire June /, 1889. The CAPT.
tai stock of the company is ten thou
sand dollars. all Of which has been paid
In. Authority Is asked to increase II
to one hundred thousand, divided into
shares Of one hundred dollars each.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APrEALs.-1n
this Court on yesterday, the argument
was concluded In the case of VIM. P.
Thompson Us. Merchants and Mechan.
les Bank ofWheellng, and others, by
EdmistOn for the plaintiff in error, and
by Raymond for the defendants In
error, and the case submitted.
The case Of Peterson Us. Parrelt and
Others from Marshall county; and the
case OF Harvey Us. ssashol, from Put
nam.county, were continued.
Adjourned TIL 0 O'Clock this morning.
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Observation-Disclosures have been
engaged several days In rs.roo6ng the
Seminary building. We hear that 1t Il
the intention TO have the whole estab.
llshment put in thorough repair by the
time the next term begins. We trust
its spacious halls will be crowded with
pupils. Competent teachers will be
ployed, and it is hoped that greater
prosperity than the institution has ever
enjoyed, will reward the efforts OF those
who now have 1t In charge.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was more than
an average amount Of business tranG-
acted in the Police Court, yesterday
morning. The following cases were
disposed of: James Leonard, disorder.
ly, FIVE dollars and costs; John jackson,
dlsordcrly, ten dollars and costs; Fer.
ment Nlckerson, dlsorderly, lvo dol
lars and costs; Joseph Fox, dismissed
at costs OF complainant; Catherine Ber-
big, assault, one dollar and costs; An.
drew Comb, disorderly, one dollar and
coats.
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Observation-Disclosures not to be
second 10 any one In his business, has
procured number OF rural scenes fol
backgrounds, which are really gems Of
art. Pictures Of all kinds taken at the
loves! rates. II you want anything In
that line, 90 to Partrldge's. III Main
street,
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BEING RRNovED.-The stone bases Of
the pIlasIers in the walls Of the Cathe.
drAl are being removed, aud their
places supplied with those much more
substantial, although, perhaps, not SO
elegant In appearance.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. oalifor.
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed,
mund Bocklng,and Booking & Carroll,