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Rules and Regulations.
DUTIES OF OFFICERS.

ART. /. There shall be appointed
by tho Board of Directors, two OIL
moro Marshals, whose duties it shal
be TO supcrintcnd the exhibition o.
stock, preserve order, and SEQ that
all stock and other articles entered
for exhibition, arc put in the place
designated for the same.
2. There shall bo selected by the
Directors, at each annual meeting
not less than three nor moro than
seven Judges, to award premiums
to the different kinds of stock, and
Qthcf articles offered for exhibition
Pyoridcd, That any person selected
as such Judge having stock or arti-
clcs Of that class for exhibition shall
not act in that particular case; and
if the rcmaihing Judges cannot
agree, the Directors shall select ono
to supply the vacancy for the timc
! being. ' 'at"
3. Whom tic report Of an award
ing committee is presented to the
Marshall, he shall mako public PROG
lamation of tho names Of the own
ers of the articles to which prcmi-
ums and certificates havo been
awarded, and on tho last day of the
exhibition the President shall de-
liver OF cause the premiums to be
delivered. 1'a eig7 @
4. Tho President and the Secrc-
tary shall after each Fair, make to
the Board a report in full of the
premiums awarded; which report,
with such other matters rs tho
Board may order, shall be publi6hed.
5. The Directors shall appoint a
gate-keeper and such assistants as
may be necessary, whose duty it
shall be to receive all tolls from per-
sons going into the Fair, under the
instruction of the Directors; who
shallreport and pay over the amount
received at the close Of each day,
and take the Recording Sccrctary's
receipt therefor. Such atc-kecpers
shall be allowed for their services
such sum as may be stipulated or
agreed upon. r
6. The Board shall annually ap-
point some person to deliver, at
some time during the Fair, an ad-
dress connected with the objects of
tho Association.
z. Entries Of articles or animals
for any day of tho Fair, will be
made by the Recording Secretary
on Saturday before the third Mon
day in October, and on thb days of
the Fair the Committee Of Arrange
ments will give their attention to
receiving articles for exhibition.
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The contract FOR getting out tho
timbers and. building the trcstcls OF
tho extension Of the Southern p. &.
cific Railroad, west Of Marshall has
bgon givon by the civil Engineer, y.
w. Richards, TO Mcssrs. Sam Gun
dill, b. SmalleS and b. G. Alexan-
DER Tbis looks like the conipahy
IneGns business Marshall Flag.
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AWARDING COMMITTEE
a. liarwood DR.. II. J. Molfatt, Of Dallas;
Y. Z Ranney, of Collin; Jglien. Fields, of
larrani G. l.. Jones, Of EockWall; $. A.
Veniers, Of Denton.
CLASS 30. 8.
Equestrian fcats by boys over 10and
under ID years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
AWARDING COMMITTEE
W. II. Castor, A. G. Collins, J. X. p.
Record, Of Dallas; W. A. Rllea, of Collin;
Col. OILS q. Welch, of Denton.
- ss
ttiftIRtO DAY
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sVCEPsTkEIE9.

For draughi Stations, all ages-en'
lrance - ol,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,,,,,,',,,, tlV Ul
For draughi mares, all ages-en-
trance - sO.,.,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. .,, 10 90
AwARpIS0 COMMITTEE
Jap'es nenIly, Lionel siwpson, john
iloNeli Of Dallas 3, o. Carey, 0l Ellis; e..
ilaggaul, W, ngsa, OF Collin.
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ARREs1ED.-A party of horse dro-
vcrs from Southern Texas passed
through this place on Thursday, Of
this week, with a drove of $50 head
gf horses. They wcrc followed by
three or four citizens from Denton
county who caused them TO be ar
rested. The case is now being in
vcstigatcd before Judge Piner. The
names Of the men Under arrest are
8. Rice and DR. Stewart, the former
hailing from Victoria, in Southern
Texas, and the latter from North
Alabama. The party in pursuit
claim three OF four Of the horses in
the drove.-T Bonhan News.
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A gentleman from the South
moved with his family into Vermont
somc TING last winter. Soon aflci.
his Arrival his family was Increased
by tho addition Of a little stranger,
native Vcrmon!cr, weighing about
seven pounds. His oldest son, n
boy of four years, was at first de-
Lighted with his little brotlb', but
after n fow weeks Began TO tire of
his crying, and got q little j 'a!ous
from f;,ncied neglect. Ono day o
climbed in his fathers lap and asked
him, "Papa, which do you like best,
nc or baby?" Tho father, thinking
to please the little prattlcr, answer
ed that he liked him best. Aftor it,
tlc serions thought, tho boy said, Pa.
pa, | know why you like me best. I"
"Why," said the father, thinking he
would say it was because he was the
largest, could talk Gid play, OF some
thing of the kind. ..
"Its because I'm Southern man
and baby is a id Yankee" said
the little hopeful.
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W.T. Edhliondson, Henry Lively, W. G..
McCamy, John Jackson, Lionel Cimpson, of
Dallas; John HuiFman, of Collin. ls5 Ia (

% VIM. Jenkins, Il. q. Penn, A. A. Thomas,
of Dallas;J. W. Ferris, of Ellis; MI. Brin-
son, of Tarrant; John Huffman, of Collin.
CLASS NO. 0. ag- it
Equestrian fcats by ladies, ,.............., 8 90
AWARDING COMMITTEE, .su,
JOHN W. Smith, J. ?. Goodnight, Il. S
Guy, Of Dallas; G. w. Geers, of Denton; J.
W. Throckmorton, of Collin; Dir. C. " feak,
Of Tarranf; ]. EN-. Hawkins, of Ellis.
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FIETH DAY.
CLASS so. IS.
HlsnDED gTOsrS.
SWEEPSTAKES.

For blooled stations of all agcs-cn- 80,
trance 81 50............ .............,,.StO co
For blooded mares OF oil ages-eu-
trance 50 250.......................... 10 90
AWARDING coMaIrrEE-
S. Q. Carey, of Ellis; II. J. Snow. Of
Kaufman; Stephen Jones, of Collin; VIM.
McCulloch, Of Dallas Julien Fields, of Tar
rant.
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DRAUGIsr HORSES.

10, f0rman, Of ColllRi n, A, Terrell, 0f
Kaufman Nat. Terry, Of rauaEg q, W,
Record, q. W, Laws, Of Dallas wm. f,g-
ueaux, u nCHtOn,
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A beautiful lady was kissing and
earcssiDg her beautiful little lapldcg:
"Ah- MariaT exclaimed her fop-
pish admirer, HEhy not grant me
the favor you are wasting on Fido2'
/ don't kiss every FuPpy. replied
tle I,oli.ng f.ir.
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The Empress BHgonie intends 70
establish q new monastery at Long
camps
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AWARDING CONMlTNREs.

4. MOSS n1Hf,a-irr 100 efssEsi Fssi -sts usfs-
UiiifFs, a. tFsaasfna e. rFTaI1 ihaastfrs a 40
Ia ass - 10 n inf q asa a. a il.a tHiT Nrsaas
. ssaitfi "a lhf l..rFisr sl tlf ass lsFs 80 a.
tsfi a. slaaa Aihrf So t'.laf fte5r aua 3
Fii A. na iIi- atsa sn a. Ha1,se sIl ~, haa n IL
Qss hife y lFllHrrlft A. FAte i's 1F7 "a IA 80
kf.,at s,aisis'g a. iir ta,i-ess s--ra, 81 s.aa
~ RratiirsAa.
- fpiias af a rsTs, Aris ssst1, So oT'sr ssi
h--.I. n. A.. !. !. - !. u L.Ll.-L.I- AL.- !.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

rT,HE NV EEsIDEzcE.a aa HAN s,rsss. E--s q
~ D1II.s Elz.,s1 o. = ~ us1uris1 y u. us,ss
.ieu-d. b sa--ss 81 ~ O. ssa.- - I-rtlsulzs -
guirsd Al. eOUFFE-
n.n-. .l-I1-. - -
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Rove, n. *. nrolheTlon, OF Dallss A. >,
Tucker, q Collin A, d Jeslseu 81 Hsgi-
Uan.
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Irish En,iF rants Lames..
~ LABS Brrrraiy.

"A sii,iu "A tie sllie, slary.
Nhert 10 sai SIDE b. eide
| Oa hgight May moFnin long aga
Nhea first you were my bride
TIE eorh vas spriRFin mesh sud CF5fa,
ihe lark sang ,0iil aud high
Tie rel mas on yonr check, Mary,
Aud the i9Fs'ish' in yeUr sys,
The place la lll.le changed, Mary
The landmarks siil. leWa'n-
The lark . loud sorr l. in my car,
The corn i grSen again
Bat miss the son CLASP VI lAy laHd,
Aud your breath warm On yt'essr
Aud silil keep lislruln' tor .hv Ry.-l
You ueyer more Nlll sreaa.
Tia bni Ssiep down yonlcr lane,
Aud the lilile einnsh stsui- Hcar,
The church whtre ue rcfc we'd, May
see the spire fTom here.
but the graveyard lies between Nary,
And my step miFL, break yog r,s',
Fog te laid yen, darlinl down 10 sleep
With !olr baby ON yvar b,sas',
rm very lonely now, Mary
The po0r make I0 HcW !cnls,
NJ a. they love the hc,tcv vsl!l
The few our Father sends,
Aud you were all had, Mary,
My blcssIn aud my PRIDE
There's noihin' lett TO care To- now,
Since my poor Mary died.
Yours vas the good, bravo heart, Mary,
That still kept hoping on.
When the trust ia God had LEFT my soul
And my arms young strength was Conc;
There was eoniiou ever on yo"r llp,
And the kind look on your brow
| bless you, Mary, for that same,
Though you cannot hear nc now.
I'm biddin' you long farewell,
My Mary, kind ani trucl
But Ill not forget yon, iarlin'l
In tho lard I'm eUiu' 10;
They say there bread and worL for all,
And the sun shines always there
But Ill not forget Old ireland,
We're II ffIy times as fair.
And often in those grand Old woods
Ill sit and shut my ewes.
And my heart Will travel back again
To the place where Mary lies:
And I'll think | see the little stilo
Where VIC sat 81 lc by side,
And the springin' corn and hebrisht May
morn
When first you were my bride.
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y SALES.

/. Auction Sales, for the accom-
mediation of members ofithc Asso-
citation, will be madeon every oven
ing after the exhibition.
H 2. Alter the exhibition the Fair
Grounds will be opened for all who
wish to sell or purchase any prop
criy brought to the Fair for cXhibi-
ton, such sales 10 be made by the
nHrshal. d 11aa
8. Tho premium flour and meal
will be sold for the benefit Of the
Association. ~ ,t...1sstl..g. u
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RATES of ADynnTistNG.
Ia a.. n. lsFEsarY.

y
RATES os ADtHnTistNC.
Ia q. \. tsFFsarf,
Ons slaaFs (one insh u sIaof,N u 81 - ~ rFsi
saafS esnts ilT nagk 9aiiiianal inssiiian
GaT.is nei rKcer1iag $50 suaFs ~ isfiar aeelt =
$50; tsr siK taanths tiai ~ thFes penihr ~
F.f .ny tinas tss ihan thIrV Elsathta az ifestai
slaars r.iss sill 3. shTfE,t,
-uNfs,r aaEs.unrinr rsnaiisis Sc - stats ~
pt.iTirt snifs, slss 81 n,saaig etile, " ~ -
PTs<is- ehas, ssi Isysbi' ilNaIists shsn 'i' an
noancru.snt is IHaar
srJou wonN Oh all kinas eEessiea
9Th neatness and dispatsh'
AoEHTG.
as..rs. u. o. MaAHIss a Co., 40, - Common
strsst, kss OTlssHs. Ia sFs the eAll AstnnsisAs
AsraIs IL that siiy 80 eltaia an s.ssi sa,,s'if'
ttsns sad AlseEiisaias ate tsT the Dallas iisfsia
pErEtkalLL A 90, - faik kos, Asa issA tilf'
D. nInHaHnsss, ~, hsnl.s siissl' Ase isiA'
* a. CUsnIsG, llsusiuA, fsAas,
Cart. q. a, PAGNE, faTt Nofih, -,
NJ. uAa9IAs. Esa,, M-k@haehle, lil1s eaen,l'
>. u. iitaEi. Lsl., weaihsfis'a' fa'lsi ''a.s'
fuxas ~ No..
IN. aeS,It aud s. A. .VrsIrrs' h'q''' h'H''H'
jss. II. pNoHAu. Eaquirsr once n'hinh'5'
Tesa..
). 7. srlSrrrGJ. W. JoHNsaS. Ksai,aaa, I.sa.'
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ADMISSION

1. Members, their wives, daugh-
tcrs, and sons under2l years of age,
and widowed daughters residing in
their families-frce. Footmcn, 25
cents. Man and horse, 35 ccnts.--
Horse and buggy with two per-
sons, GO cents, Cairiagc or other
tehiclo, so Gents; and % cents for
each PERSON in such carriage.
Children and servants halfpricc.,
2. Tickets to be had at tho ticket
office near the entrance gate.
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a. D. bailey, las, nen'lF, a. u, Vince,
uea. Wilson, " Dallas Col Nat, Terry, Of
4sFgaE,,
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9allaa Aerald.
EDITORSg
John w. Swihdells,
Vltglnius hGtehen.
.reNns Ali,nnne for Ises

Aud Emisranis duiir to Texas, fsr sale
At the nERAlB ofies,
ALSO
The Tssas Almanac for lGol AMI for
lsG3 both Of which eonlsln great deal Of
valuable information In regard ~ Texas,
win be aoll al reduced prices,
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A. sralsr a 49, rssi aisE gaaF iiirs ihsil
fAi Ai1Trs his "a ha a ftar saIr, sf ssf s-fi7.r A.
aail.sl, iu $40 estes fi'l tauiTf 'e sAsA, a. tst
Il ilila, a. D. asil1a 49, nIsfaaas.r f "a sasFA-
81, 80 49, 80 n t4l4f Va > a. a. rlsl-
n as Nt'i ir.l. I..asrrarA asfa.lf A. aFtln b
ADO .1.aH aa.fF a.rrsa' 'Fa a 10 Ial.aL t.
faIT aili d. 80 80 is1it Fi an er-sE
d. 4d.r Aaff.ait.a "A HssH E1eai Tarr - TrFsa
ls,as III frrtarl ca Nii A.. rar-..a .fr ~ aaHn-
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David King, Will.Carulh, Geo. NJ Swink,
J. II. Bryan, Of Dallas, Maj. Z. W. Rodgers,
OF Ellis. sr--, -,i-i,..f.s,1 /,
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N1RIFS.


3, ~. -. q W. Aa' - ~ kalIIE'
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trance = 5o....-.--.-----.-,,' $50 %
ArArbi+c c0Nnn-EE---
Ton Eais, a. HAT c zt-st Z.
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FOURTH DAY.
CLASS NO. lC
SWEEPSTAKES

+. II. Lively, W. C. Mccany, Of Dallas;
Jack Bachelor, Of Ellis; Lighter Huffman,
Of Denton; Richard Carr, Of Collin. 'i'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
Woman BFatally Murdered by Her
Hnsband-IEe SHFFenders himself
Tn tho WaVnr
to the Mayor.

PITTsBURG, November 8.--Mrs.
Isabella Campbelle, residing on Fifth
Avenue, near Soho Bridge, v as bru-
tally murdered BY her husband,
Thomas Campbell, an express driver,
some time last night. The murderer
surrendered himself to the Mayor
this morning, and stated that his wife
died from falling down stairs. On
examining the house the body of
Mrs. Campbell was found covered
with gashes, she having evidently
been beaten to death with a poker.
The neighbors testified to his having
quarreled with her during the night.
The General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church assemblies Ia this
city on next Wednesday. The ques-
ton Of uniting the several branches
Of the Presbyterian Church. will be
discus sed.
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Railroad A.coidant Near III.
v rnor, Ohio.
Woman Br utaI.y Murdered
ia by 55~r Husband at
Pitlsburg.
The Murderer Surrenders
Himself t. The Mayor.
Iuter cstinz Miscellaneous
News.
Washington News.


WASHINGTON. November Sex
Representative Martin, ard f. Con-
way, of Kansas, are favorably men
toned for Circuit Judge under the
new bill for judicial District, in
cluding Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.
Assistant Secretary Richardson,
First Comptroller Taylor, and First
Auditor Smith were engaged in
cguuting al the bonds purchased by
Secretary Boutwell,. Up to Novem-
Der lat, 81, ,S44, 500 had been pur-
chased on account Of the sinking
fund, and $45. 600 600 as a special pur-
chase, subject to the future action of
Congress-
In the Supreme Court to-dsy, in a
case from the Supreme Court Of Ala
bama, Judge Miller delivered the
opinioa Of the court, holding that a
State has power to tax the sale of all
goods imported from the different
States, provided the tax does not dis
eriminate as to such goods, but is
general in its character, applying as
well TO similar productions Of the
State levying the tax.
WAsHIzaToN, November 8.-Sec
Fetary Robson announces the death
of Rear Admiral Stewart, in a general
order, and directs the usual honors to
his memory.
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nemnhis Items.

MEMPHIS, November 8.-James T..
Handlon, well known merchant of
this city, and recently of St. Louis,
died here this evening, very suddenly,
from CONGESTION of the brain. caused
by fall. He leaves a family In st.
Louis.
MEMPHIS, November 8.-A meeting
of the officers of the various insu-
rance companies was held here to-
day, to take action against the passage
of an insurance bill, now before the
Legislature, which requires a deposit
Of 100000 by every company doing
business IN the State. A petition
against its passage was prepared for
The signatures Of property holders
and business men.
The gin house of Thomas Hall. in
Upton County, was burned Saturday
night, together with lot of cotton.
Loss, 50 1000. No insurance.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Capt. Hig-
gins, late commander of the pTivateer
Cuba, says be was forced to put into
Wilmington IN consequence of the
inferior quality of the coal that be
received from the schooner off Mon
tauk Point He claims that the Cuba
was q legitimate man-of war. com
missioned By the Cuban Government
His intention at the commencement
of his cruise was 10 prey upon Spanish
commerce iu the West Indies, and
assist the Cubans in gaining possess
sion Of one Of the ports of the Island.
The failure Of the scheme he attrib-
utes TO his inability to obtain coal
without running into Wilmington.
The officers of the Cuba lose heavily
by her seizure, but they are determin-
ed to try 1t again if they can get an
other ship.
Secret Investigations have recently
been had before United States Com
missioner Osborne. in the case Of
Romano Mulligan and James Cald-
we'll, charged with being implicated
in extensive frauds with certain other
persons whose names have not been
revealed. Mr. Samuel L. BlatsfcTd
is alleged to be among the accused
parties.
New YoRK. Nov. s. Secretary
Boutwell, authorizes the San to say
that he has not sent any agent to
Europe about aUy loan. nor author
lied any one 10 act for him. He has
always been in favor of funding the
| debt at a lower rate of interest. and
hopes some time to get it down to
four and half per cent.
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Disastrous TnnndatIon.

MERIDA, YUoATAN. October 26-
VIA HAVANA, November 8-A dis
astrous inundation occurred 10 the
vicinity Of this city. causing heavy
damages to property, aud several lives
were lost. The town of Multinichoe
is completely destroyed The roads
in the country are impossible, on ac-
count of the heavy rocks carried by
the current and lodged in the high
ways. The cemetery was washed
away, and many corpscs and skele-
tons are found floating in water. The
flood, at last accounts, was decreas
inc
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 8.-The Can
vass between Judge Dent and Gen.
Alcorn closed temporarily BY mutual
consent. Judge Dent goes to Wash
iDgton on professional business and
Gen. Alcorn to his home to attend to
private affairs
Gen. Ames, to-day, assigned forty
five officers Of the army to duty as
inspectors of registration in various
counties.
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Railroad AccIdent-0ne Nan Killed.

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 8.-A Herald
special from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, says
that on Sunday the freight train Of
the Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
Railroad was thrown from the track
near that place, badly smashing the
engine and ten cars. Conductor Jas.
Gilbrant was so Injured that he lived
but one hour. The fireman was
severely hurt. and will probably re-
cover. The engineer was slightly in
iured
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SCRANTON, November 8-H. Gay
lord, Treasurer of the Avondale Re
lief Fund, acknowledges receipts to
November 9Th of $81 ,239 80. This
fund has been disposed of as follows:
Deposited in the Wilkesbarre Bank,
on call, at 5 per cent. interest, $19.-
9O6 90; paid to widows and orphans,
SIO.723 80; invested in United States
bonds, SIS, ,943 rs: invested in rail-
road bonds, $4,000; balance in his
hands, S12.665 05, to be invested In q
few days in railroad bonds.
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Gold Exchange Bank AfTaiFs-Earth.
qnake at kaBiila-UOnsOlIda
or the Royal Canadian and 30
n1lnIan AnnEa
mini0n tanks.

NEW YORK, November 8.-The
Gold Exchange Bank having abol-
ished its banking department, is in
negotiation with the Bank of New
for clearing balances. Should their
management be satisfactory, it is
probable that the Bauk will at once
recommence clearing.
A private dispatch by cable says
that on the 9th Of October a severe
earthquake occurred at Manila. All
the houses were shaken, some of the
city walls fell, aud there were many
accidents, but no European is report
ed killed.
kilograms from Toronto states that
the Royal Canadian and Dominion
Banks have been consolidated.
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ESOSADALIS

lWHE GREAT AMFRrCAN
4 HEALTH RESTORER, muriHea
the blood and curas aerafula.
syphilis, Skin Diseases, Hhaaua-
tism, Diseases Of Women. ana ma
Chronic Affections of the Blood.
Liver and * dneys Recommended
hY the Medical Faculty and MANY
thousands Of our best citizens.
Read tho testimony Of Physicians
and patient who huga used R0aa-
dalias send for our RusadNiis Guido
% Health Book, or Almanac for this
year, which We publish f1r graiui-
tous distribution; 10 viii give you
much valuable information
DIT. R. w. Carr, Of Baltimore.
says
take pieastsge ia recommending
your KosApALts as very powerful
I have seen ft uaan ia
two cases with happy results-oua
In case Of aeeOndafg syphilis, im
which the patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken dFa
bottles Of your medicine. The other
ls o aease Of scrofula Of long standing,
which IS rapidly improving Under
rs uses and the Indications are thnt
the patient viii soon recover i
have carefully examined the formula
1y which your Rosadalia Is made.
and find 10 an excellent compound
Of Alternative Ingredients.
DR.. Sparks, Of NichuiasVille. HY.s
says he has used RosadBiis iu cases
Of GcrofulR and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory resulls--as R clean
ar Of the blood I know no better
Samuel G. McFadden, 1Turflpes.
)oro', Tenn, says
] have used seven bottles Of Bosn-
laliss and am entirely cured OF
rheumatism; send meouf bottles.
IS / wish it for my brother who has
crofIlous sore eyes.
benjamin Beehtol, of Lima. Ohio,
7rites: 7 hava suffered 10 twenty
ears with au inwetGrata eruption
yer my whole body. a short time
ince 4 purchased 8 bottle g Rosa-
Rosadnlis is sold 81 al drlg8iats.
Laboratory, 61 Exchanga Piece,
BALTIMORE.
DRs. CLEMENTS, RIREs g 90.
Proprtstore.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

NASHVILLE, Nov, 8-The Conven-
tion bill was taken up In the Senate
to-day on the third reading. After
considerable discussion it was laid
over until to morrow.
General I. 4. Smiley. of Nashville,
left to day for Louisville, to take
depositions In the case Of G. NJ. Hays,
of this city, against the United States
Mail Line between Louisville and
Cincinnati.
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Receivers 9ale of Steamer Louiss

aSY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
- the yandeFburgh Circuit Court, In a
cause wherein Charles 81. Crawford, Jr.,
is plaintiff, and Thomas r. Bolus Is de-
fendant, 1 viii, on the 23d day Of Noyem-
her next, between the hours OF ten O'Clock
An. and two O'Clock PM, at the Evans
vile wharf, sell at public auction the
furniture. Terms as follows: One-third
cash, one-third IN sixty days, 0ne-thtrd in
ninety cavs. with interest added: the pur-
chaser securing the deferred payments by
paper payable in bank here. with I'M
0c0 GEO. Ell. START, Receiver.
rE,vansyilIe Courier and Cincinnati Com
mercial copy.I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

LOUISVILLE, November 8. - The
semi annual meeting of the Associa-
ton of General Freight Agents will
take place in this city on Wednesday
and Thursday. The preliminary
meeting will be held at the Gait
House at 10 o'clock this morning.
Important questions touching trans
portation will be discussed, and a ta-
riff Of freight established.
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ranatfan Efems-

Toe0Nro, Nov. S.-P. ". Van
kouehnet, Chancellor Of OataTia, died
on Sunday evening. .
Tire Schooner j, 9lepoHa.d sunk
IN fFe 6ock AN Conzecon Harder dur
ing the late gale. ohe tad three
Thousand bushels Of peas on bt ard.