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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25
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PITTsBURG, August 24.-Mononga-
hela D inches, and rising. Weather
clear. Thermomer so
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Port List
Arrived and departed-The regular
packets. River declining slowly.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-The steamers
Evening Star and War Eagle were
burned at the levee here about 4
o'clock this morning.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 24-The monitor
HAPPY arrived, having been pulled off
the bar at 81. She draws is feet aud
can hardly pass over the bars below.
ArriEed-W. r. Arthur, ST. Louis.
Departed-Belle Memphis, St. Louis
Arthur, New Orleans River falling,
and the channel in bad condition
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24-Port List
The river continues to decline slowly.
The boats which have spent several
days on Portland Bar, succeeded in
working off last night and this morn
ing. The bar is yet in q lumpy con
dition, and no well defined channel
has been cut out. The Indiana ar
rived last evening, and is lying at
lower New Albany. She will reship
her freight on the FIRST boat for NeW
Orleans. There are four feet water
on all the bars except Flint Island
hence to Henderson. At the latter
point there were but % feet water.
Yesterday, the B!aVilla hence TO Red
River, which grounded on Saturday,
was still rubbing. The Mary Davago
has got below the bar, but her barge
was still aground The Emma No. 3
is below the bar, lighting up to come
over, and the Fanny Brandeis sue
cceded in getting below at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning. The weather is
clear, dry and extremely warm. Their
mometcr $50 at 2 p. III.
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QUIr Work. The graveHng OF
Sycamore Street Is not yet finished,
4he laborers having to quit work yes
terday and day before, on account of
the great heat.
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CRIMINAL CoURr.--The trial Of
Mike GarVey was concluded yester-
day. The Court Room was crowded
with spectators, and great interest
was manifested. Long speeches were
made by the Attorneys. The prose-
cution was conducted by Captain W.
p. HargraVe and Major FL. A. Matti-
on, and was ably managed. James
&. Welborn and G. w. Mcbride ap-
peared for the defense, and also made
strong efforts in behalf of the ac-
cused. The jury returned a verdict
OF guilty, and sentenced Garvey to
the penitentiary for three years.
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AMERICAN 0DD FELLOW. - We
have received the Anerican odd
Felton, for August. It is a capital
number. An Odd Fellow Abroad .
IS still continued, together with much
entertaining reading reading matter
besides subjects Of interest to the fra
ternityi among the latter, laws of Re
bekah Degree Lodges.
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Council MEETING The City Coun-
ell viii meet in special session at
eight o'clock this morning. Those
interested viii take notice.
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NOTICE

Henderson Land Sale - iIme TX.
tended.
The Commissioners in the Hender-
son Land Sale have agreed to allow
the Ticket Agents to continue the
sale Of certificates until Saturday, the
18th Of this month. All those who
have not procured tickets must do so
this week. We are assured by Messrs.
SemoniD, Dixon a. Co. that the draw
ing will take place on the 1st day of
September, and all will have an equal
chance.
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CoNTEMPr.-One Of the jurors in
the Garvey case was fined So yester-
day by Judge Robinson, for contempt
of court in being late.
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FRUIT JARs.-We direct the atten-
tion Of all concerned to the conspicu.
GUS advertisement of Mark, Warren
4 Co., in regard to the Hero self seal
ing Glass Fruit Jars. They have
large stock.
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No. D LOOU8T STREET,
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Swiss MONEY OBDERs.-The Post
master General has recently effected
an arrangement whereby the Postal
Money Order system may be used for
the remittance of money to Switzer-
land, and he has selected Evansville
as one Of the SW Cmces. The sys-
tenn is expected ID 90 INTO operation
September 1st, and Of it's details full
information will be published in q
few days. lie vii doubtless prove a
great convenience to n considerable
number Of our citizens.
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Coup DE SoLEIL.-A canary bird,
owned by lady in this city, fell dead
in his cage yesterday, from the effects
of the awful heat, as is supposed.
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EXoURsIoN.-We learn that num-
Der Of our citizens who are interested
IN the game of base ball, will leave
Ter Cincinnati this evening to witness
me match game between the Red
plocklngs, Of Cincinnati, and the
nay Il, makers, OF Brooklyn, New York.
The game takes place to- morrow at
Cincinnati. The party will 90 at
hall fare, We understand
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MATERIAL.-We observe that Mar
tin, Gardner & Co. are aoeumulating
4ootariniz fa-- kL ~ y So n
house.
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A FALSE ST TEaIENT. -Fhe Courier
of yesterday contains an item under
the above head, in which itcharges
that a false statement was sent in a
special dispatch TO the Cincinnati
Commercial, in which it vas tated
that prominent Democrats we're dis
gusted at certain articles thai appeared
in the Couric The Courier says:
none of the p rons Of tie Courier
Democrats Or others-haTe with
drawn their pat mage.
A prominent Democrat told Us, on
Friday last, and repeated the ;nforma-
ton yesterday. that in eonseq aence. of
the attack made upon the system of
Grand Juries. and the defense Of sab
bath breaking by the Courier. he lad
written a note aLd rent it to th c editor
OF proprietor Of tha Courier through
the Post Office, ordering the Courier
sent to him to be discontinue, and
other equally prominent Democrats
anImadverted in the strongest terms
against the course taken b. the
Courier.
We are moreover eredibly informed
that a certain firm in the city Ehich
had signifed its disapprovsI of.
the articles in the L3art, hay re-
ceiged numerous visits, design Cd u
explain away the offensive art icles-
The card of the wholesale mere ants
in Sundays Courier had some sigFnih-
canoe.
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CITY n w S .

BUsINEss.-Trade 10 the city is
quite dull, owing to the low water
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FALSE RUMoR.-A rumor was in
circulation yesterday to the effect that
Uncle " Fred. Krener was dead
We traced the rumor up, and on an
plication TO DR.. Bray. his physician.
we learned that he was still alive.
although suffering from an attack of
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hot DAYS have marked the epoch, and
Yesterday Gus. Kline sent US triple
annie all we'll formed, each having
its distinct stem and bloom, but all
oompactly joined together-a rare
curiosity. We regret that one of the
triplets is already deoaying; other
wise. We should have them preserved.
A CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT. - At
an early hour yesterday morning a pet
raceoon entered the premises Of a
citizen and slaughtered g chicken.
The owners Of the biped captured the
qnadruped, and kept him in prison
during the day, and as no owner for
the vsrmint called in the evening,
til Drt ing thief was properly dis
posed Of. IF people indulge in the
| luxury of pet 'coons." they should
keep them from robbiDg their neigh
bors' henroosis, or be held responsible
for all damages by the done. If the
owner Of the coon in question can
be found. suit will be brought fol
the price of the chicken and other
| losses and expenses incurred.
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NOTHING.-No business was trans
acted at the Recorders Court yester-
day.
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FIGHT.-Two chaps got into fight
on Water Street, yesterday afternoon,
and one Of them got knocked down in
fine style a policeman, happening
to be near. started to arrest them, but
they both ran - one towards the
steamer Hartford and the other up
town. The latter escaped, but the
chap that went to the boat was ar
rested and lodged in the lookup. His
Fame Is Ford, and he is a deck hand
on The Hartford.
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ANOTHER VALUABLE IMPROVE
MENT.-Mr VIM. s. Ford, the we'll
known tobacco man, who has been
operating il this city and vicinity for
several years, has commenced the
erection Of Mammoth Tobacco
Sales Warehouse. On the corner of
Water and Goodsell Streets. The
building will have 4 front of IS feet
OF Water Street and extend back on
Goodsell Street IA feet, with side
elevation Of Sc feet. The front ele
walton, on Water Street. will be of a
beautiful style Of architecture, and
the building, taken altogether, will be
an ornament % the city. Mr.. Ford is
a gentleman cf superior business ca
pac s., commanding ample means, and
his enterprise viii give new impetus
to the tobacco market Of this city.
We wish him abundant success IN his
new undertake ng. The foundations
are ez.ezeato3 q M large amount Of
material is air sady IN the ground.
The building Will be completed this
season.
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OFF FOR THE EAsT.-8Ir. A. Mar
oennier left yesterday for New York
for tho purpose OF bringing the largest
stock and latest styles of Hats, Caps,
and Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furs
ever brought to this city. Having
made arrangements with an expert
enced furrier. he will be prepared to
change the styles and repair ladies'
furs at short notice and reasonable
figures. Remember the place. sign Of
the Big Bear, 80 Main Street.
augI9 1Y
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ENrencE. Lick Springs.

yHyHFEE CEhEBHATED sPREHGs
nave changed hands since last water
80, Ireaeon. The house has been thor
(l-,-,,,Iv redtted and furnished with new
fiST31iff1re, with we'll furnished table, and
with batnlng-rooms for cold and warm
"a daily hack line from Shoals Station
IN the y. & NJ. Railroad, and also from
orleans, on the Louisville, New Albany e.
Chicago Railroad, 10. the Springs, with
daily mail to Tire Springs.
Hack charges ON Shoals 10 the Springs
reduced TO 81 20.
Address RYAN &-TUCKER
fy2 d2m
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4ew gotb D. Goods MArh,t

49, TeiegfaphI NEW YORK. August "a.
DRY Goous-The market ls more active
aud prices rule nrmly. The only nange
OF Importance IS on advance Of lc on J. efn-
berton A bieached nanneie, which now
bring T5zc.
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ram;ssnt Gsver. The report created
: urd,nud sensation. and We rejoice
70 Chronicle the fact that Mr.. Krener
IL still With US.
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SPINNING MACHINE. - We were
shown yesterday a very ingenious
spinning machine which hes recently
been patented by the Ne srs. Teaches,
of New Harmony. Il Is labor
saving and highly useful mach ne, that
should bein tbe house of every farmer
or other person that has spinning to
do. Ii can be Sc seen a. Sch efer's
on Third Street, between Main and
Sycamore, for q few days
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ia Few who haze ever tried the
American House, Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other.
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MARTIN COUNTY FAIR.-We have
received from Captain Thos. Brown,
Secretary. the prem unl list of the Mar
s--ses.v lid at Shoals
September zlst to 9th. Three pre-
miums e 500 and one Of $500 are
offered for the IA test pacing and
trotting horses, the latter open to
the Borld"
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ga Two blind mares for sale; in
No. l condition. apply TO
a. j. CoLBURN,
aug1S If 33 Main Street.
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TOBACCO SALES Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold yesterday twenty three
hogshead5 Of tobacco at the following
prices;
Two at 81 80 to 81 6; s from
SO 90 to SO So, 2 from 50 90 to
SO 80; 8 from s. 90 to S. s.; 2 from
81 90 to 81 GO; 3 from So 00 to Sc 50;
3 from S. 90 to 50 80.
Planters seem we'll at.sied with
prices. Sales viii be continued here
after on the regular days.
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n3- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. L. ID. HEImAN's.
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WANTED.-At this Office, boy who
can read manuser pit Weli-none other
need apply.
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LOST.

TAEDKERCHEE - On Wednesday
- evening, August 18Th, on Third ST.,
between OAK and Mulberry, a fine and
valuable lace handkerchief. The finder
Will be rewarded b. leaving 1t at the Jour
nal once. LauZ o3t
WEDNESDAY ...............~.AUGUsT IS. 1889.
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BG~ There viii be meeting Of the
Union Base Ball Club, at S. w.
Thompson's Office, this evening at
1870. Important business to be trans
acted. By order Of the President. 1t
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ia Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES
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eAaOGN KEEPERS MgETISG LAST
NIGHT.
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IltUl7 FhmAI.E sas8TnhaV.

srt,f-. A..'A a. sAs SIENNA HEs
nlt lnh-ltuttOn offers the aerHa4f4I.
aa NaIsaAes ~ over E0 vear#t Errea
4 tt,r'rc.-,.t A.e.lA lAellIig 81 provided
mentnl or ucntiOu. under tna .af5es....
more Than twenty urofea.rra afa. wv
ers. For circulars. nunfv "a fnfFH
" 49, IN AeDi AADyf new York. |au1
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TE. cHERs' INST ITUTE.-A Teach
ers' Institute will be held in this
city next week, at the High School
Building, commencing on Monday
Angus ssth, and lasting the entire
week. The Institute viii be conduct
ca by Prof A. NJ. Cow. our efficient
Superisteaa dent Of Public Schools,
and there Is probability that Prot.
Barnatas g Hobbs. State Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction. will
be present during the session The
State Board, Of which Pro- g u IS a
member has authorized each member
Co hold examinations for the purpose
of confe-rin~ Safe Diplomas on those
worthy .ha same. Full informa-
ton II this matter can be
learned m Erof. Cow by those IN
He re requested to state
tfrt I ba veil for all teachers
attend to ling whatever school
books they may happen to have, as
they will be handy for reference. 1t
is desirab' that a full representation
If the teacher m the county be pres
enU.
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The case of Mr.. Wiggenhousa for
an assault and battery. was taken up,
but was not concluded yesterday
evening.
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Oreanizat on of Society ERce ed

The saloon keepers. to the number
Of = bout thirty FIVE, met at 20. Gains
saloon last night.
The Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws reported in favor Of
adopting the rules and regula-
tons of The CincInuai saloon keep
ers, with the exception Of a few
changes, which report was accepted,
and the Constitution and Bylaws
adopted.
Adolph Pfsflin made few re
marks, and said that on last Sat
urday night. at the meeting. he
had moved that the saloons close
up for two or three Sundays, in
order to show the citizens that they
could close up On that day. He
said aflidavits had been made before
the Grand Jury against different per-
sons for selling soda water, cigars.
liquors, &c, on last Sunday, but the
Grand Jury had only found indict-
ments in eases Of selling intoxicating
liquors. He stated that he had ex-
amined into the matter, and found out
that the Grand Jury had nothing to
do in getting up indictments against
persons for carrying on their
usual business on Sunday, but
that a special law existed against
the selling Of wine, beer Or
any Intoxicating liquors on Sunday,
and that every time coffee house
keeper sold a glass Of beer on Sunday,
he laid himself liable to prosecution
for so doing. The only way to make
eases against other parties was to
make affidavit before Justice of the
Peace. He said all the saloon keep.
ers would not close up-there was no
use trying to get them to do so-and
he was in favor of all keeping open on
Sunday, and taking the chances, and
if any of the Association were fined,
either pay the fine or fee a lawyer out
Of the common treasury. He said the
saloon keepers claimed to be
W-abiding citizens, but thought
their rights and privileges were in
fringed upon, and he was in favor Of
a determined effort to have the next
Legislature to repeal the law. He
urged all to obey the law, and at the
same time try to show that the law is
wrong, and should be repealed. He
said there was no use to carry a case
to The Supreme Court, as that body
would not recognize coffee house
keeper as a business man. lie said
they had heretofore been troubled
very little by the grand jury, as it
only met about four times a year, but
as it meets every month now, it is
always ready to get up indictments.
Considerable discussion ensued
among those present ara -c-FaiIy ~
moUIon was made and adopted that
the society organize at once, and all
members pay IN So as an admission
fee.
An election of officers was then
held as follows: Adolph Pfaflin,
President; Philip Negele, Vice Presi-
dent; Joseph Geiser, Secretary; ard
George Lorenz, Treasurer.
About twenty-five persons put down
their names as members. after which
the meeting adjourned, the interest
having apparently subsidedT as not
over one-tenth Of the cofee-house
keepers were present.
E1nr1r L. ohn,,- - - e.h.
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Eztract Prom a letter rom Jerusa.cm.

Extract from u letter from JeTtsu,eBl.
" We started early to ascend ut. Olivet
to behold the sun giid the nfuerets and
towers OF the devoted city, frcm the rlacs
where memory, stirred by a thousand a
sOciatiOns. should exaIG the Mint. as well
as tie eye 10 the inspiration OF the scene
Wen Is the Voyager repaid for long
travels horrid roads, antediluvlan cook
cry, sQUalid companions nip and the inn
portunitfes OF begging. thieving Arabs.
Wen would 10 have repaid you, Oh : man
OF commerce and the crucibie! and well
might you have been reminded of YOUR
own city, for here, painted upon a board
nailed against one Of the huge ancient
olive trees, under which the sacred mar
tyrs toiled for the sins OF the world. eight
cen hundred years ago, were these amiliar
figures >. T.-le60-&. We do not know
who did 1t, bat no doubt some poor fnva-
lid traveller, cured by the PLANTATION
BIITERs wished to advertise their virtues
IN place hom whence al knowledge
flows"
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Barrelt's" deserved the Premium.
Grand humboldt Celebration at
Evansville.

UF1nu HumDOius L6icDFatlOA At
Evansville.
The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth day of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor of
Science, Is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birth. day at
our city, in a manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleasure in inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and bOnored name
Of Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart of every intelligent being, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbOrs will attend the celebration
en- 81dsse.
All lodges, societies, associations,
etc, with or without emblems). are
respectfully requested to participate
in the procession.
Come one Come all!
VIM. HEILMAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DIR. L. SCHULTZ.
L. A. GOETHE,
&. SCHRAEDER.
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&W-It
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Nashville Market

By Telegraph NAsuuurH. Aug. F
., Witt MARKET brisk. 81 81 TO faf +
~ .l,l Ii3el ~ for amber, and 81 GaI 81
FPLouR5--ts o)88 30 for fancy
OATg-flc.
GOMW=nIn
hAnLEK-fl GOAL l0
bArON-I0J<o ION sided fra H#. ..f.....II
ana 100 FOR hams.
LAhD-2l5<o.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor 10 the lest
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent
WANTED.

10y AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEP-
80 FIR, one or more set Of books to post.
For integrity and capacity, refer to Keller
q White, or address Box 23O. augA-tt
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sE T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
eat Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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" Barrett's" is universally admired
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Be wise and select Barrett's."
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J1OlsNALI OFFToF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
RansOmed.

William Hill, whom we mentioned q
day or two ago as having been kidnapped
and carried of into the mountains of
White county by the notorious Budd
Carter and band Of his friends, who
demanded two thousand dollars ransom,
has returned to Murfreesboro. Friends
of Mr.. Hill, fearing that the desperadoes
would put into execution the threat they
had made against his life If the money
was not forthcoming, made up the
amount and left it where the notorious
Budd directed. This is certainly the
most high-hauded outrage which has
taken place in our State for very long
time
Many people were tempted TO doubt
the statements we first made about this
matter, so incredible did it seem. Adj
tionsl confirmation with this last piece of
intelligence which we have given above
perfectly corroborste the first news we
received. So il seems that we sre 10 have
in TenResses regular banditii Of the
Italian stamp, Who can kidnsp people,
carry them 10 dangerous and almost in
accessible haunts, and, under pain Of the
murder Of their prisoners, exact large
sums Of money FROM friends and rsla-
iives.--N Nashville Banner. STA.
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RRhaep Death.

Mr.. Henry P. woodward, the we'll
known Notary Public, died suddenly at
eight o'clock this morning, of apoplexy,
at the residence of his mother-in-law, on
The old Raleigh road, one and half miles
from the city. He was supposed to be in
his usual health, and had just risen from
a hearty breakfast to start to the city
when he fell dead. The deceased was a
prominent Masss sud an excellent citi-
zen. In all the relations OF lilo be en-
joyed the confidence of all those who
knew him best. His funeral will take
place Tomorrow, and will be attended by
the various Masonic bodies of the city,
and doubtless large coucourse OF citi-
znna