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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20
STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On ard after MONDAY, AUGUST 23D
further notice, no half fare passes will be
recognized by the Evansville ana Cairo
PACKETS. DUKE NICHOLSON.
auSO at Agent.
FOR oWENsBORO. CANNELToN AND
LOUISVILLE.
The splendid passenger steamer
sfS@A PALESTINE.
80 Frank Hurry. Master;
=. b. Branham. Clerk,
win leave for Louisville and all way ports
FRIDAY, AUGUST GOTH,
For freight or passage. apply on board,
3 no W. q. BROWN & CO.
Agents.
FOR oWENsBORO, CANNELTON. LOU.
A9F1LLh, ASD CINCINNATL
The hrst-class steamer
LIZ CHARMER.
g. ohn James, Jr., MASTER
=. I. james, Clerk,
Leaves Tor Cincinnati and all wav ports
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2Isr,
For fIeight or passage apply on board
or to DUKE NICHOLSON.
an9 at Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURG, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
60
The great passenger steamer
IL ~ ID III a re n.
Reub. (. Neal, Master;
Charley Miller, CLERK,
Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports
SATURDAY. August 21st, az 4 Pm.
For freight or passage. apply on board, or
to W. q. BROWN a. co. Fas irli
HUMPHREY, LEWIS & Co,
au2J dit Agents.
FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.
The fne passenger steamer
IT,. NORMAN.
zS=Ezzz@zzasa' j. ohm II. Peckenpaugh. Master:
o. Hewitt, Clerk,
VIII leave for Cairo and all way landings
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10Th,
at o'clock PM
For freight or passage apply on board.
or 10 ~. u. BROWN q & y.
or c. r. RUDD,
To THE PUBLIC.
This will inform you that. to supply the
place which the new boat now building At
Pittsburg will take in the Evansville and
Cairo trade ther days lie wing Evansville
being every Tuesday and Friday, / viii.
on FRIDAY AU6USr &OIH, leave Evans
Vile with boat Suitable 10 the demands
OF the people, TO. ply regularly until the
new steamer IS com pleted. aa .lnarl
Your patronage IS respectfully solicited.
aul6 div III. 4. DEXTER.
I
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Lippiaoott & Blakewoll

Manufacture Of Circular. Muley. sim
Gang aud CrOss-Cut saws. DhoppInn a Eea
all shapes, Coiburm's Patent Axe. ahnWaIa
Spades aud Milea's Patent Covered SCOOP
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A sE YOUR DOCFOH or Dfurgist f8r
- SWEET aufN1HH-it equals Clifton
Qulnine. la made only by A.. HIEhftHa,
Chemist, Detroit.
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CRIMINAL CoUKr.-Very little was
done in this Court yesterday. D.
Wehrstedt was found guilty of sell
ing beer on Sunday in two cases, and
was fined $40 in each.
Charles Becker, the blacksmith, for
being tardy in responding to sum-
mons of the Court, was fined $40 for
contempt, but we suppose the Judge
will remit the fine, as Mr. Becker's
absence was almost unavoidable.
The case of John Hunnel was set
for Wednesday, September LIST. Col.
Charles DENLY and General J. M.
have been secured to de-
fend him.
The Grand Jury is still in session,
and will probably furnish consider
able business for the Criminal Court
In a short time.
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on hard practice, and we are euthor-
lied to say that they are ready and
willing to play any Club in the State
on twenty-four hours notice. We
hope to see a match game between the
/ Union and Evansville Clubs shortly.
On tomorrow the Evansville Club
will play their REGULAR Saturday game.
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TF you want hand PRES NT. Hd-
=. dress, win stamp. hlCE q mANLEa,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20
LOON IIANrn.p IA.


LOCK HAVEN. pAt
burg Pa.
Cent? We have been using your mako
OF Gang saws ln our min, aud hud them,
IA point on quality superior % any Wa
nave ever used. yours Ac..
SHAW, BLANCHAItD "a 60.
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RECOVERY OF Miss MoRRIs.-Our
readers will remember the article in
yesterdays JOURNAL in regard to the
attempted suicide of Miss Anna Nor
ris. Singular to relate. and much to
the surprise of the physicians, she did
not die, and yesterday afternoon was
so far recovered as to be able to con-
verse. She was in state of insensi-
bility for about fourteen hours, with
a death looking glaze over her eyes,
and pulse so low as to be barely per-
eeptib1e. Her recovery is considered
as wonderful. She declares that she
had not taken morphine or any other
drug, but was suffering from entire
physical prostration, brought on by
over excitement, which was too much
for her weak nerves. She was rapidly
recovering at dark last evening, and
is now considered entirely out of
danger. The case is certainly a very
peculiar one, as the physicians unhes-
itatingly pronounced her to be suffer
ing from a dose of morphine.
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FILTHY HoLEs-We call the es-
peeial attention of the Street Com
missioner TO filthy hog walIow at
the corner of Third and Cherry Streets.
Another hole ofthe same kind can be
found on Walnut Street, between
Third and Fourth. Both Of these
holes should be filed at once. A few
cart loads of dirt will be sufficient.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

THE Picnic YEsTERDAY.-The pic :
mic at Watts Grove, yesterday, was a
great success and very large num-
Der of people were in attendance.
Many persons went from this city,
and the Evansville Silver Band fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The most perfect order prevailed, and
all enjoyed themselves finely.
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THE HEBREW FAIR.-Quite large
number of useful and ornamental
articles have been donated to the
Hebrew Fair and Festival, which is
to begin on the Both of this month.
We are requested by Mrs. Schoen-
field, President OF the ladies' Society,
to announce that all donations of
goods and work should be sent to her
home by Monday next, as it is desired
to publish full and complete list of
all articles presented for the occasion.
Some elegant articles have been pre-
scnted, consisting Of plain, fancy and
useful household articles, dress pat
terms, &c, and agreat variety of other
articles, too numerous to mention.
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Nor MUCH LoNGER,-Only a few
days longer are allowed IN which to
receive tickets tothe Henderson Land
Sale. On the evening of September
LIST, the Telegraph will fash the glad
intelligence to some person that q FIVE
dollar ticket has drawn a prize worth
$4,000. What citizen In Evansville
will get it? PISS -
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FOR RENT.

~RY GOODS STORE--WIth counter ante.
= y and shelvings. Apply az AZ = &
Street le-1-. -So
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@-- 0rSr comfortable two story
- - 5vr,ei1fro-bOuse in Sullivan
town. jjy29 diff VICTOR BIsCH:
@su0r STORE with sheIyings and
- Counter. Apply at "A Nam Street
auI7 DIST
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ron SALE.

-AwfE.Y GROCERY-In desirs BILE
Io>aIftv. and having a sood trade.
SToetx AID fixtures will be sold low for
cash. the parties wishing to engage in
business elsewhere. Address Box 81.
ouTS DIST
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On ard after MONDAY, AUGUST 23D.
Jooe, during the ow-water season and until
Iufther notice, no half fare passes will be
recognized by the Evansville ana Cairo
PACKETS. DUKE NICHOLSON.
au20 d3t Aren't
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Apply Barrett's'- directions on
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-13

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GA'een 'nose % 1V''9 inc Si
lne NlDp' prov. VI .n', ,st ,G,loS o,o,s e.,
P"ilhs our P' prem uin' "'sa nl',int, y, ,,IioS ~
oiuoS ol tue SAM o'4e ~ az
claim 70 R'Ne ps,lef gools gI tuV 'Huio
We "i Seuu 20 Ageh' ir re oT%' No..
>, 2t cruz VI ov @,.'' a", goo% iinen .birt
Lue ioLo".hs aI'tts, wv Hoo4 I
fronts, '9l solI goa S,u., al "'"
iYf PAM uhe "n''S on MAY" r',,. 5.nwI ~
y1esan' 'p,mor" SA'. ,,.d,
oISaeIsI lo sneel.ns, go ~, nna nha,aro,,
oesant IVV-plctuie morocco pounu Puo' oa
aipum, u0uoie i'hS seei oosoop' enL s,et
views, FIFer p!alca 81 49, SIaoi
! e'ogant SIX iah' WIN wy " D1u
frame ief'herel euge anu SpSustvu, 49,,
1us Anlle anu loIA' cry o'al ~
ancod hanoIe, handsome heaaeu ana Ilnep pr
asoi' ~ yus g"od Phht very my 1a'A 80
cover l pr best quality tadtes serge eongfss.
VIZ nno ,.uoh toWS'' uo' ,aorcco
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TEErn clouded with impurities are only
for those who will mol take the trouble TO
keep them IN perfect order by the daily use
OF Sozodout As certainly as a fresh breeze
drives tue morning mist from the face Of
nature, this hygeiau preparation will remove
every blemish from the dental surface and
keep the teeth always pure and spotess.
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HUMPHREY
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAVK PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE
experience, en- entire success Simple,
PTompt, Efoeut aud Reliable They are the
only Medicine perfectly adapted 20 popular use
so stTple that mistakes cannot be made Ia
using them; % harmless ~ TO he free from dan
ger and 90 efficient 10 70 be always reliable
They have raised tho highest commentator
from all, apl will always render 'ati'fscton.
Noe, Cents.
] Cures feysr', Caugs.'iuH. ludauluat.uu....1
Worms, Worm ever, Worm CoUo...gj
Cry ur Colo W 1eethiur o.: Iutants %
/ " bsuu's - Children or Aiuts.....g5
ID py-en'rry, Gripping Bilious Collie IS
/ % cholera Morbus, Vomiting .............. Is
! =" Coughs Colds, Bronchitis rs
/ " Neuralgia, ronthAohs, FsceRche...... q
Headaches, ~iok Headache, ertigp.. 70
/ Ia d" Dyspepsia, Cilous Stomach ...........25
II -" Suppressed, or Painful Pcrrods.~....gJ
10 " Whites, too profuse periods ..........,.@5
~ " Crop, Cough, Dificult BREATHING. ..@.
II salt kheum, ErysiPelss, Erup'ons p
Is " Eheumatlsr, Rheumatic Paius.......2,
IL Fevcf and A Cue" Chill Fever, Agues 30
i " Piles, blind or hlcoIiug ....... ........ 90
Is prthalmy, and Sore W Weak Eycs...tU
70 " CtsrEh, acute or chronic, inhnensa 90
~ " Who"plng Cough violent crJ5hs......5O
Fl Asthma, oppressed hrnnthing .........5O
~ lar Discharge, oppressed hearing 80
2" scr"fu's enlarged glands, swoIlinRs .hu
"a General Debility, physical weakness 30
% Dfopsy, aud srAuty secret lns ..,......rO
~ sea $. kn.ss, sickness from riding so
y Kidney Disease, Gravcl..................y %
p Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
Fions, Involuntary BIZ harges....l. 90
~ sore Mouth, Can er.,................. co
so Urinary Weakness, vettiug bed ..... 50
81 Painful Periods, with spnsms..,. 80
~ suferngs at change Of life ......."l.oO
81 Epilepsy, Spasms, 81 Vitae Dance Too
81 Diptheria, liberated sore thrAat.....FO
FAMILY CASES,
OF 81 t. 70 large yials morocco or rosewood
csse, containing Il speoif, for every ordinary
disease family s subject 70, and books Of di-
rectiops, from so 20 SO
Smaller Family and Travelling Case', with ~
to p viaIs, from g. t. -.
Spechcs for all private iisea.es, both Tor cur
ing and for preventive treatment, in wills and
Pochet cates, from y to So
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, 4Ameucss, Soreness, Sore
Throat, SPrains, Toothache. Entache, Neural Rs,
Rheumstn IN, Lumbago, Piles, Sore Eyes, BoiIs,
Ntlng', Bleeding Of the Lungs, Nose, stomach,
Or ~ Piles, Corns Ulcers, Old Sores. Price 50
cents to $l.7J.
"a These Remedies, except Ponds Extract,
by the Gaze Or single box, are sent to any yart
" the country, by mail or ovPr"ss, free of /
charge, on receipt Of the price
address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co, Ofhce and Depot, No. jo2 Broad
way, New York
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily st his Office,
personally Or by letter, as above forall forms Of
disease.
A full and fresh asso -tmont Of theso medicines /.
always At
BtRNHAM d VAN setback, Wholesale ,
A a.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM Y. CHANDLER, Washington, d. C..
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pc.

THIS Company, National In its charicicr. offers,
by reason Gifts large capital low rates Of Premium,
and New Tables. the most desirable means Of in
slriug 'iio yet presented 20 the public.
The rates OF premium being largely re tuced.
are made ar FDrnhIo tU tho insurers ne those u
tho best Mutual Campanres and avoid ell tho
complications and uncertainties OF Notes, Diyi.
dend.. ani the Misunderstanding which the lot.
tor arc o. apt Ca cause tho Policy Holders.
Several new ami atuacttAe tables are now pre-.
sent,d, which need only 20 DO understood 20
prove acceptable 20 the public, such as the IN
CGNE-pHUF1E G. Nc. pDlICE and EsE-
TtiRN PPEH'EJIs POLICY. IL tLsE,-
mer, the poHay holder mot only secures lite-in-
surauoe, payable 90 icath, hUt r.Il receive, a.
living, after q period Of D few years, m annual
income cquul 'n ton Trr cent. lI1 per cent = tho
par Of bis policy, lie ne latter, tho Company
agree. 90 return 10 tine assured he total amount
Of money bc has paid IN, 10 addition 70 The
amount If bis policy.
The attention ~ persons opntemE .atiug insuI.
ing their lives up increasing the amount Of Iusur.
ance they already have. is called t. tbs special
advantages offered by .bo Aar3ua! L.io iassr'
ance Company
Circulars, Pamphlets, sud full particulars Civ
en- on Application 20 the Branch oGoe Of the
Company in this city, or to its General Agents.
E4- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Town; and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
| bic endorsements, should he addressed 20 tbe
| COMPANY's GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, 10
their respective districts.
GENERAL Agents or THE CDM.
PANB.
JAY COOKE & co.. New York., for NeW lyra
state and Northern New Jersey.
Il. ". CLARK & co., for Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey
JAY COOKE h CO., Washington, D. C., for
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia. Dlstrict Coz
lumbja, and West Nirgulu.
J. A. ELLIS 4 Co., Chicago, H., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER, -. Paul, for Min.
ncrutR,
septldcod8m.
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ANIMAL LIFE is full Of corruption and We
can only hope to escape the Ills which flesh
j. heir to by Il judicious use Of the remedies
in natures storc,house. In all the time
which has passed since the world began,
mankind has given great attention and some
of ils best talent Ia the study Of medicine.
While this sacrifice has not been wholly IN
vain, thu facts ELECTED are few and mostly
unsatisfactory. Among the truths which
have been ELECTED is this, chat il We keep
the blood pure we must be healthy To
purify the blood there is no medicine equal
to Morses Indian Root Ptlls,as thousands Of
testimonials will verify. Use Morsr's Pills
il YOU wish to regain and retain your health.
Morses Pills are the best medicine for ali
Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints, In.
digestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headache,
dc. Sold by all Dealers.
mchljdwlm.
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The Success
OF our One Dollar Sale has caused such
a. G. M r 4 Il 4 II
REVOLUTION
I'm Trade
4 IL y


in any other way.
The best Of Boston and New York references
given as to the reliability Of our house, and that
our business IL conducted in the tairest and most
legitimate manner possible, md that We give
greater value for the money than can be obtnn"d
in any other way.
Ali Goods damaged or broken in Transports.
ton replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold sent 10 Agents
in club at rates mentioned below, Weguarentee
every article 20 cost less lbau if bought at any
Boston or Now ! yrk Wholesale house.
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For Sale by all News Dealers.
Single Numbers 10 Cts.
Single Copies 81, invariably in advance; three
copies $40; five coPies, Sl5.

n. B.--We have complaints made by residents
Of New Yorh aud Brooky q that their neig hbor-
hood newsdealers do not Keep Themselves sup.
piled with HEARTH AVID HOVE, thus putt ne
their customers 20 Inconvenience We will feel
obliged 20 all who vii! send in u US the n.mes
Of such dealers. Residents Il New York City
can subscribe for HRARTg AID HoNE at our
Office, for 81 30 per anuum, which includes pos
tsge and delivery.
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Daily argus.

The failure Of the Georgia bill will cause
no regret among those who have carefully
noted the course Of events in the state and
who cares tia; the Government Of the
United state shall not play the role OF "a
tr'Her The remedy proposed by Congress,
If adopted, would establish "a precedent
which nigh, be productive Of great trouble
hereafter The great mass Of the people OF
this couutry DO not approve the uuucessar y
exercise Of extraordinary powers even,
Much less DO they approve the usurpation
of powers that cannot even be implied from
the constitution Chicago Post
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vXCK's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho fret edition Of One Hundred Thousand
" Weeks Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds aud
Guide in the Floser Gard'n is nov published.
II makes work Of 100 pAgcs, beautifully illus-
trated with about 1850 Pine Wood Engrsvings Of
RloSers and Vegetables, and an elegant coioTcd
plate,
A BOQrET or FLOWERS.
lis the most beautiful as we'll as the moot
iH-tflotlyc Floral Guido published, giving plain
bnd thorough directions fot the
e. LTrkEOF FLOWERS auIvBdETABLES.
The Floral Guide IA put liShed for the benefit
oi my outtomers 10 whom il Is sent free without
application, but will BE- Forwarded to all Sho
apply by mai for Ten Cents, which il not half
tho oUs' Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, y. Y.
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THE PEMBROKE LEGACY.

Il will be ooPiol,y illustrated by stephens,
and Gill run through several numbers The
genius Of Mrs. Davis, in its intensity and som
breness, strongly resembles that Of Jane Eyre,
Snd Tho Pembroke Legacy" will be found 70
possess the highest interest
No. S isR number Of unusual richnsH, and We
ask the lovers Of good reading and fue engrsy.
lngs 20 buy and examine IT, Read the
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V'HE Gorham Manufacturing Co.. of Prori-
l. dcuce, X, l., having the largest maDUfac-
tory Of solid silver Nure IN the world, with tho
most improved machinery, and employing tho
most skillcd labor, are enabled to offer an upe-
quaIled variety Of new and beautiful designs Ia
dinner services tea services, and every article
specially adapted for ho.idny and bridal grft'.
They oH.f ai.o their well ku"Tn and unrlYaI~
led silver electro plated ware, ia wh.ohtley have
introduced new patterns If rare elegance, Tho
solid eigeris guaranteed 70 be Of sterling purity
by {. & Mint assay. The eleotro-plate ID guar
anteed he superior 10 the finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goodsmuy ho obtained from responsible dealers
every Whore.
''. 20. +: Marx 8t@ &, q n :::!:
Plate.
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salcsroom No. 8 Maiden Lane, \. Y.
uuy3dw4im.
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Remorrhoids, or Piles.
They cure all Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CANCERS.

They have hnd very extensive rf"e
ti.e nud wonderful success i'm the treatment Of
Cancers. which they cure without cuuug them ont
or using the Knife. Let those who have Iumors
and swelungs, or a red spot, lose no time ia ha'-
ing II attended TO- as timely treatment lnny save
cathem from the horrors suffering and death Of
omen Auucer
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Officers
MEDICAL AnvI.nn, nn,nn.

i. h. BARNES, Surgeon General U. 5. A.
Washington.
Z. J. H0RWITZ, Chief Medical DspArtm,p
l. s. ~, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, VI. D., Washington.
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Nos. qs and 100 Summer ST., Boston.
dsalawAw.
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L. These celebrated foods have taken prem
iuus wherever exhibited, both 10 France and the
United states,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

Tho Gasts Of Monday evening has the
following,
A cANP-NxrIse, under the auspices Of
the NJ. Z. Church South, will commence
near Hillsboro', In Loudoun county, on FRI
day next. The ground IL about six miles
from Hamilton Station.
Nh. WIN. SroNNEII, whose house Is near
the poor's house, has among his stock Of
hogs two, the aggregate weight Of which, 1t
Is said, "a 100 pounds. They are repre-
sented 10 DO a. large rs cows.
CHrnY ENaINRER BLYTHE and Assistants
Marbury and Bruce have Just returned from
a preliminary inspection Of the route Of the
proposed extension OF the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad 10 the Ohio
river. They started horseback from Win
chester four weeks ago, aud struck the Ohio
at two points-thc mouth Of Big Mil Creek
and the mouth Of the Great Kanawha,
Point Pleasant; and report meeting with nc
distractions that cannot be readily over
come.
LAST NIoHT the Waterman on the beat In
which 10 included the southeast corner Of
the intersection OF Duke and Washington
streets, discovered that q child had rolled
out Of the window OF the house on that cor.
ner 10 the porch below, but had not received
any Injury.
JAMES HroeIss while engaged, on satur
day evening last, 10 painting The cornicc Of
81. Mary's Hall, was badly hurt by thu
slipping Of the sliding ladder upon which HI
was standing. His legs were caught between
two rounds aud severely mashed.
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Eouirr Couur-Jadge Fisher.-This court
m Ids The following or Ter ycsterityI
II. q. ID ,hiels vs.. Il. q. Fox. This 10 4 hill
for an injunction to rcstrain trustee from
selling real estate under a deed Of trust.
Judge Fisher ordered that the Injunction be
issued Ns prayed.
ORruAss, Counr-yuf1e Purr,U-Thia court
was occupIed A. follow, yestcrd,y.
LAST WILLS
The last will of Bsfpatd p, Utoliy w,s fulIy
proven aud prob,tcI. The test stor braues'hs
10 MI. vile ali his ner,on,I n.onertv mote.
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the Msnssomsry tad.) Agricultural
Fair.

Fair.
This association, which has boon In exist
ence many years was never, perhaps, In a
more fourishing condition than at present.
The members embrace the best people Of the
county, all Of whom are enthusiastic agri-
cultufists, always foremost In any move
ment looking 10 the Development Of the re-
sources OF that locality and the promotion
Of honest emulation In the mechanical arts.
Joseph II. Bradley, ESQ.,, OF Washington, Is
Its president, and William T. Dove, esq,
and George Peter, ESQ.,, attorney, at Rock
VILE, members Of its most important com
mittecs. Abiding to the coming fair a
contemporary says
"Under the management OF the executive
committee the grounds Of the society at Rock
Vile have this summer been greatly improved
and bcautined, and the accommodations
largely augmented. The preparations pend.
ing for the coming fair give promise Of most
nattering success. Tho regulations for Its
government and the arrangements for the
three days entertainment present features
calculated TO enhance the enjoyment OF the
occasion beyond any previous exhibition held
by this association, and to excite the pro.
ducers Of the Surrounding country TO unusual
efforts at competition.
1.-THE fair will commence on the LIST OF Sep
TENDER and continue three days, viz
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The
first and second days will be devoted princi
pally to an exhibition Of stock and trottlnp
matches BY some Of the finest FLOODED
horses that have been seen In that locality
for many years. No prise Of this class to b.
competed for contemplates anything DO
You'd thrce-minute time, and the owners o.
for an exciting contest. Tho third day ther,
will be grand tournament, number o.
base ball matches, and other field sports
The committee expect the exhibition Of
agricultural products, farming utensils, and
other domestic fabrics, fruits, poultry, Sc,
will surpass by many degrees any previous
showing in the county"