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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Scott Monroe, convicted ono year
in The Cambria county Court of lar
couy, and sentenced TO Imprisonment
in the Western Ponitentlary for fif-
teen months, has been pardoned by
the Governor.
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Mlisrrllanraus.

TNSTRAN.-Camo TO the premises Of The suh-
IL scrihor, rcsiding in Covingt0n township. about
the middle Of November, RED BULL. suppo.cd
TO be three years Ola next Spring, with white
stripes over the shoulders and white hind feet
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the animal away
or il viii be dealt with according TO law.
decl7-3tpd JOHN !. PICKABD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

"Miko." said a bricklaycr to bis hod
man, "il You meet Patrick tell him to
make haste as we are waitingio for him.
"suro and will, replied Mike; "but
what will tell him If | don't mate
him %
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Mrs. Partington is Of the opinion
that Mount Ncsuvius should take
sarsaparilla tooure itselfoi oruptions.
The old lady thinks il has been vomit
ing so long nothing else would stay
on its stomach
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

A pretty little married woman in
Rochester. having cobblod her hus-
band into making all his property
over to her, took ,he proceeds of The
sale. her infant and another man aud
alnnNl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Goldsmith must have been thinking
of the "Grccian Bend when be wrote
"Whcn lovely woman stoops TO folly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Grant asks for more troops, Meade
asks for more troops, sheridan asks
for more troops Troops troops
troopsl We believe somebody said
that the election Of Grant was to
bring "peace."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Tho Siamose Twins have been dis
covered by New York paper 10 DO
divided on the question of their divis-
ion. Eng is secessionist, but Chang
insists upon "the bond
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Why is the tread mill Ike q true
convert l-Bccauso its turning rs The
result of mans conviction.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

A Maple tree that has been tapped
for sugar for log years, still lives
near Concord, n II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

For doing family washing in Che best and cheap
cst manner. Guaranteed equal 90 any IN The
world. Has 40 the strength Of old rosin soap,
with ho mili and la'hgriug qualities af genuine
CASTLE. Try this splendid soap. Sold ty the
ALDEN CHEMICAL WORKS, as North Front
st-..t. phfIa4einhia. fuov12-ly
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Boggs Township Awake
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS

TVERTBODY trying to get there first, for fear
II Of being crowded out into the cold.
n you want good shoeinr done, 60 10 BEEns.
II you want your sleds ironed right 60 10 BEEus.
II you want good Mil Irons, 60 20 BEEns.
If you want your wagon ir0ned In the best
style and workmanship, 60 10 BEERS.
BEEns makes the best Stump Machine in the
State, and does an kinds Of BLACKsMIrHING
o. cheap as can be done In the county ior Cash.
Ny Post Ofce address Is Clearaeld Bridge.
THOMAS BEERS.
Borzs Tp,, Dec. ~. lsf7-tL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

il you would make yourself agreoa-
bic wherever you go, listen TO the
grievances Of Others, but never relate
your own.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

Whom is the wind of most uso 10 a
country engaged in WARP When it
blows great guns.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

why is the flight of Queen Isabella
like hard TACK Because It is war
fare
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--Nytce
"A is hereby given, that letters ol AdminiiTs
iior On the estate Of GEORGE O.. sMEAL, decd
late Of Bradford township, Clchf6cld county, Pa
having been duly granted to the undersigned
al persons indebted 70 said estate viii please
rake imme dinie payment, and those having
claims or demands viii present thom properly
authenticated Tor settlement without delay.
JOHN HOLT.
ELIJAH sMEAL,
rovlo.et Administrators.
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May our blonde beauties bo looked
on as forming a portion OF the pale of
society
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-07

How 20 get at the real complexion
Of some ladies--take little soap and
water
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Crane Vines for Sale.

A Ii the ieading hardy vsrieiics q srfi quail
a ity CONCORD CUTTINGS, - te prf
hundred CONCORD NINEs only DO ocuis- uf-
dsrs solicited as soon as convenient ana ni,ea IN
r,fstior. bv A. n. HILLS.
Cisarteli. Pa. Angus s, 1857.
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Down ! Down!l
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEsTl
"A Proclamation against High Pricesl
READING FOR ALLll
hooks q STATT0NERK

BOOKS g. STATIONERY. y.
MARKET st. Cloarnold, (at the Post ofhce)
TNHE undersigned hogE leave 90 announce %
the oiu-ens Of Clcarfeld and vicinity, That
he hns cited up room ard has just returned
FROM the city with o. large amount oi feaaing
matter. rou1irtinr in part VI
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books
Blank, Account and Pass Books Of crery de-.
scripaon Paper and Envelopes French pressed
and plains Pens aud pencilsi Blank, Legal
Papers. Deeds, MortgnFo1i Judgment hKemp-
toa and rrumiss1ry notes White and farchi
meui Brief Legal CAP, Record Cap. and Blu Gap b
sheet. Musio for either Piano, Flute or Violin
constantly on hand. Any books or stationery
desired That may not have on-hand, VII ee Or
ordered By first express, aud sold a. wholesale
er retail d suit customers. ] VIII also teor
psriodicnl literature, such ns Magazines NeWs-
! rspe-s. Al. p. A. GiILlA.
clsarheld May Z, ls6s-u
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8lafksmithing.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
SECOND ST, CLEARFIEID, PA.

V'HE undersigued begs to inform his friends,
and the inhabitants of the borough Of Clear
ia and surrounding noighborhood, that be Is
nov ready to execute an orders either in iron or
steel
HORSE SHOEING on the most approved
city style.
ALL KINDS OF sAw-MTLL IRONS and
EaINE work, lormen's tools, eanthooks, spreads,
grabs, &c.
Steel tools u al kinds made Of best English
0r American steel
zN-Au my work is warranted to give Eatis-
faction, Or not charged for.
ost2g AMOS RENNARD.
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NEW SCHOOL SONG BOON.

WE would respectfully call The attention Of
w Principals Of Schools, semint ries, and
Teachers Of Singing to eur New school Song
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Dry Goods, Groceries Gtt.

HAVING returned to our old business stand,
we hereby notify the citizens Of Clearteld
and the public generally, that we have entered
upon. and intend to prosecute, vigorous cam
paigu against high prices aud inferior goods and
have now on hand full supply Of all kinds Of
goods used in this market. in tbs line Of
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HOsETAgY& COnMFRCTIL
Hssg YORK HsPKet.


y Aeiegraph.l NEW YonK. Anon. o..
-oS without decided change. 80.
- NC Tor middling uplands
duli az ne receipts were 5,5l2 barreis.
aL = s298 = for superb ne stateer35 W.
cfs II $500 ~ ior extra tate: 60 S00g 20 for
extra. SO 70a7 IS f0r rors,, W.lte wnleat
q Ve92 ~ iot tAlfh 81 LOUIS. fs O0ml0 al
loI so80 ~ cHolco do closing quiet. rive
@6 g. io'7 az q ~
CORN MEAL-soarce and quiet.
WHusKY-W fihOut change. ~ ed t-..t ,r
fee, chiefly 70 tile inside price ''9 r
WHEAT-Recefpt pts heavy and 2qqo tc.,,o,.
sales Of lB,0-0 bushels &C el 42aIfO for' ~
erui 81 % for Amber Michigan; 81 n for
Amber Kentucky; 81 05 for choice new
Amber Tennessee, and 81 rs iOr white Ken
RYE-Dul and heavy.
BARLEY AND WTrEAT-NOminal.
COkH-Reoelpte, T22ji bushels; dull, and
IoT unso4nd new mixed WESTERN llOgL3c
OATs-Recelpts, 1859 bushels; heavy and
lower; sales Of 5000 bushels at go fog old
Western 594G0c fOi new Southern.
RYE-Fifm 20 8i1Z8a3c for Sou hern.
C0EFEE-eui8t.
- sggGAlR. r.. sales Of SO hhds al lIHa
re I9r cuba ll%9l2s for Porto Ricos rafes
o. ~ DoAea OF Havana at I2ILc.
~. .9li sales OF 100 barrels of
44ops-Quls {, at Babe American.
LLNs2ED OTL-Dull, at g7casI O0 in casks.
, N ~ IS FoRk-Duli ana heavy; sales Of
"a. ~ ~ asls ~ 80 OO1or new mess; s2 90 f0r
mess - w 'oi P'iiii'
a. Esa5lE.F,s-ssieady; sales o. lG0 barrels at
y - ~ iof new piaiu messs ll2 O0al7 90
o-b b5Et HAMs-Quiet; sales OF l2j barrels no
lUT MEATs-Qulet: sales Of "a uackagre
aI a1a9ioLc fOrshoulders I7ltlgr foI M ~.
Miadles firm: fales of223 boxes of lee c.,red
at l754aiS1zc. ~
ti5 5a az. aud dropping at Csc for
BUTTER ull.
'h1EsE- Qniet and steady, At l2al6Jlc
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nInelnnatl maybe,

~ tulr4raph.l CGNCrHRATr. Anp. pa
FLoUR- Dull; family s5 7508 co.
MHEAT-Qulet, but holders are rn moi
much demand red 81 208l %; white 81 az
coRN Advanced to 81 % ana demand
OATS Du / at 4sa5sc, with the supply in.
creasing. A'| -
RYE Unchanged and quiet
IoHAeco-tn active deInauds sales of ORA
hOssheads % 10 81 -; prices stfil Tend
upward owing to the unfavorabie condi-
ton OF the growing crop, which has sufIsr-
e. -. aefflousig ny drouth In Kentucky and
CORRESPONDING has been done worthy
OF note, ana there Is but little here
HIsKH -AdVanced 10 81 20. but was laea
buoyant At the close.
EROFIsIOEs- Quiet and Il RIM hint there a.
not mucn demand for any article. Mess
pofk Is held a. so 50. bulk meats I4aiGISc.
soon hhouldefs l9hc, and clear rlb and
clear sides az l9c; lO0 hhds Of clear rlb soI
~ I've 20 come out OF smoke IN ten DAYS.
Lhtd duii and not inquired for, and prices
ngmtnat. sugaf-cured hams 2fa28e
~ IiEk-U nchanEed5 the best brings 25c
EGes-Very dull at l8c, selected.
OILS -Linseed dali at g8ag7c Lard oil
advanced 70 ST 4IWl As. Petroleum nm.
changed ind steady ut 28a80e
10AL-2c higher Youahoheny 100 ny tha
barge load. and i0o delivered,
G0LD-l32Z buying.
j NCHAN0E- steady,
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A or B can each take two per cent,
but neither can take more than two
per cent. The limitation is upon the
county as a county. and the township
as a township. The county as a
county can exercise its right Of do
mating two per cent, and the township
as a township will not be barred or
prevented from exercising its right
of making a like donation. The
law expressly provides that either
may do this. The exercising of the
right by one does not surely take the
right away from the other. Ii docs
not intimate that the exercises of the
right be one shall bar the other II
would be strange if a small township
By voting a few thousand dollars,
could tie up the county, as a
county, for two years. If it had
been intended that when town
ships acted. the county could
not, the language would MT
have been county or township; but if
any township shall donate or appro
pirate, taen the county, as county,
shall not donate or appropriate. As
the matter stands In the law, the two
corporations are separate as distinct
as two individuals, two counties or
two States. a prohibition upon
| either is not prohibition upon both.
SHACKELFoRD Il PARRETT.
! JAMES @. J1SEs
BLYTHE HYNEs.
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Chicago Market.

B3 Telegraph, CHICAGO. AuaustQ4
ENcHAsGE Eastern As a trine nrrner nj
JaAi-a discount buying and par selling
FLoUR~Q ntet az 81 50a7 90 Tor Spring
extras.
WHEAu-Dnil and weak; No. 4 "A IJzc
loWert NO. opened 90 81 88 and closed al
VI 8014 this afternoon. 81 gI. Nellcrfa Au-
gust asles Al 81 81 on settlement
geRN--l0s2G lower; No 2 opened al q8s
a5Zei leIeeled ~ i@iI1e lower, IA 8OMBlc. 40
grade 71a77c This Afternoon Bp<c ION No. n
Der
OATS deliberately active and 20 lower;
no. zopeoed q 4jZc ana closed nt 1910 ;
rejected 4Il6g4z1Sc.
hYE-8niet end steady 40 vest erday is In
alQe prices: sales Of NO 2 at 021SMg3o: re-
1scted s04 s2c, closing st 02jzc for 40. q
BAaLEH-Q Quiet, with Ia2e decline on
previous prices closing nominal al on Do
:, HilieIWt les Quiet aud steady; sales 40
I81z6sI43Te.
PRoYIsIOf s-Dul and nominally weak.
Mess Pork S33 1Oa34 OO Lard ne. Drv-
ssaaltcd shoal ers l5lfqlEfo; rough sides
hams l8@ib1Kc.
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REV Err NE w 3.
Fcrotber Rbrey Items see T7lfrd Pags.

A very desirable change occurred
in the temperature last night. From
3 o'clock till midnight black clouds
prevailed, and hopes were entertained
of rain, but none fell up to midnight.
A fine breeze. however, prevailed,
rendering the evening delicious, COM
pared with those Of the past few
day3........The onIy additional ar
rivals up to midnight we're the =. w.
Strader, New Orleans 10 Louisville.
The Mollie Norton, for Henderson,
Hartford, for Green River, and Rap
idan, for Eastport, departed. The
latter two had splendid trips out......
The p. w. Strader arrived about 9
o'clock, very light. She discharged a
few packages here and added 500 wa
ter-meloBs, shipped by T. B. Wagely,
besides a large number Of passengers.
The Strader spent Is hours pulling
at the monitor Hecate, and finally got
her afoat. Her officers report the
Quickstep hard aground at the Shaw
neetown Bar. The Srader pulled at
her until her stern bits gave way,
with a part Of her stern deck, but
failed to relieve her...,.."The river is
now in the worst possible condition, as
no channel has as yet been defined.
Low water boats are now in demand,
and all of any pretensions will have to
lie up.....""Capt. Gus. Fowler, of the
Armada, desires us to say to shippers
and all concerned, that the Ar
mada will leave promptly and
positively at PM to day, and that
no freight will be received after 3:3C
Pm. The difficulty Of navigation, and
the necessity Of crossing Henderson
Bar, renders this arrangement abso-
| lntely nscessary...."...Geo. Nicholson
returns to duty to-day as clerk Of The
| grand Armada, and Billy Fowler will
stop off to recuperate 1.-THE Ada
Lyon had not arrived at midnight
She may, however, be expected at the
wharf to-day, and leave at 4 Pm. foI
| Green River.
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~ i0rR Gold and BtoCK HaFhtt.

8g TeiorraphJ NEW YORK. August "a.
wall street TO day has been the scene ol
more activity and animation IMAM fOI
some time, and there have been lively
speculative movements Ia the stock EN-
change and Gold Room The bears OF the
stock Exchange opened the duel with n
grand raia, chiefly on Vanderbilt stocks,
and the result was general decline Of 2Mi
per cent, and n considerable amount OF
Stocks was thrown over by the Board. The
bulls finally came 10 the rescue, which, In
connection with the covering Or the bears,
turned the tide, ~ d caused q partial re-
covery from the lowest 20 ~. ID the Gold
Room matters were lively. 10 rs estl-
mated that go 0.00J has been taken by
prominent bulls within few days, a. the
lowest ices.
al tai per cent.
GOLD - Active and strong; opening nt
1879, and closing at re-. Carrying rates
were 4 per cent. to hat. ClearancpR
Sll2 10000. T. e steamer Harmonic took
out $4,000.
pOns of '6l l23gls31fi DO. ,02, l22I@l22I;
90 fG4 12lLMl2i12s DO. ~. l1lkMl2llL. 40
new. I20IzaI2l5z; do. -, l20lz0lUsz. ia. IA
le0lI@l2J1zi 1905, l0i1aglOEI,
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he County Agricultural so-
oSAfiRa.

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles OF poster type. and our fscili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Cell upon ns, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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II. hnnIs nnrkct.

~ le.esraph'l 81. LouIs, August "a.
1oBAcoo-Ihe offerings are liberal and
ptices easy, but not Qaofnbly lower.
cotton Nominal a 90.
II kMF-In good demand for uud ossed al
bIl5a 10.
FLOUR nehang q with a limited busi-
nessi buyers hOidtng or for over prices,
kllpeIuqe sold at 81 75N5 -: Xxx, Ga 7jmB OO.
AAA, " tOa7 %; fancy, " 5Oa0 %.
WHEAT Opened firm, but closed from
4. to, pc l@Negi no. spring, VI ~; No. red
p an, Fl l5i strictly prime red. on Ia: choice.
II s34I f0i No white, IN 30Gl 82l%c. chuice
10 fancy, I'll 40aI s..
CORN Firm, bui inactive. choice mike cd
alMt8c.
Oats -Bstters mixed, soc; white. 53o.
HARLEY SIN Ell tuies or good % prime
Spring al 81 ID.
IfYE-<l0w at 65M90s for coed 20 ur me.
WIIsKH-AdVaneed TO III 20.
GROCEhIEs-Q Quiet and unchanged
PRoYisIoNs-Nery dull al G8fa3i = for
PORK l41ze Tor dry salt shoulders, Sc for
DO. clear sides, l55I4 Zoe for bacon shout
defh, I514c Tor - sides, Zoe for clear rib
and 1916 for clear sides.
LARD-QHtet at i0Ic for choice tieice and
2Ic for keg
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ANornER WoNDER.--Natur,

ANOTHER WoNDER.--Natur, IS
evidently spreading herself this ! ear.
and with marked success. i'd al
most every department the pro, luc-
tons have been extraordinary. TIE
wheat crop and the fruit crop are the
most abundant ever produced on the
Continent. The year has also b, en-
noted and will long be remembel cd
on account of the great solar eelip Sc,
Hersohels comet, and Tie resurre @
ton of Abou Ben" Twins, FRI p
lets, and even sextuples have bless. q
households in various parts Of q II
highly favored land Remarkab
tomatoes, twin mpskmelons. and rec
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VIM. HEILMAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DIR. T. SCHULTZ.
L. A. GOETHE,
T.. SCHRAEDER.
A.
Try Barretts" Hair Restorative

Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&w-1t
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Rallrnad Assessment.

At meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the T.. @. &c p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August 11th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment Of eight
per cent be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company. four per cent.
of which shall be payable On the 18th
OF September next, and four per cent.
on the 10Th OF October. the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rioUs routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois JAS. Z. WELBoRN.
au2l2-lseptl5 Secretary.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE EMERY. - Mrs.
Hamburg made affidavit against John
Z. Laurent, for provoking an assault.
He was fined So.
John p. Laurent then made affida-
Wit against Mrs. Hamburg, for au as
sault. Mrs. Hamburg demanded a
jury, which, after hearing the evil
denee, declared her not guilty.
Mary Edwards made affidavit against
Margaret Fisher, fer assault and bas-
terry. Defendant was fined S..
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NEGRO SCHOOL.-We learn that the
old engine house On Locust Street.
between Seventh and Eighth, viii be
used temporarily for a negro school.
Prof Cow informs US that a suitable
building will be erected on Clark Street
IN a short time.
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Enronean mnrket-


By Cable1 LONDON august %.
Coneois FOR money, $50; account, $50.
American securities, duI; FivegT went u
Bonds, 'glsi So DO, CTS, Old, b3l< : do. 'B7s.
5zte do i0-40ss ie6; do, 'G2s, a. Frankfort.
s5ss1sg8J. stocks heavy Erie, l0hc; Illinois
Central, ~.
PARIS, Angus ef.-Bouue, excited.
RenteH 73f 42c.
LIVERPOOL, August 2L-C0tton market
dull; Mtdd1ng Upland . l3I<1l314d; or
leans, ED; sales, s0OU bales. Weather
iair. Wheat, Red Western 0s7d. Western
Flour. Us. Corn, Pts 90. OATS unchanged
PorK. loss. Beef, 9Js Lard, 7Js Oh. Cheese
63s Beans 66s.
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LeufaglIie Aarket

IS leisatapb.i L2UIsVfLLE, August o.
- BAGGrNG-Heay 23IZa2lJSc.
LOUR--su peTnue, - %.
WHEAT-ked, 81 10; white, 81 -.
CORE-62l z1g6ao.
OA1g-45MJ0c.
kYE-gJ0 gJc.
BARLEY-si 1501 %
g 60aE Is.
PR0XIsf Ms -Flrm. Mess pork. s3f Goa
III 90. Bacon shoulders, I0lIaI61<c: clear
rlD Sides lBIc5 clear sides, l95<n2Gc
IAKD-Im tlerccs. 20lEc.
HAMs-sugar cured, &c; fancy Dr. "a.
WIfs6KY-gl 10W n.
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EFFEcTs OF THE REAT.-Wc learn
that Mr. John Downey. who resides
about three miles south of Blairs-
vile, and Mr.. Foultz, who lives some
three and a half miles southeast of
Blairsville. each lost a fine horse, on
last Friday, from the effects of the
heat. The animals were helping to
furnish power 10 run threshing ma
chimes. and both dropped dead.
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TERRIBLE. AND FATAL ACCIDENT
On Friday last Mrs. David Glenn, re-
siding near CurdsvilIe, Kentucky,
while alone in the house went into
the cellar on some business connected
with her household affairs, and while
there the floor above, en- which we're
stored one hundred bushels of wheat,
gave way, and buried her in the collar.
Her fate was not asoortained until
evening. When taken out, life was
extinct.
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ANOTHER CITIZEN GoNE.-Henry
Wingert, one of our old German citi-
zens, died at his residence in Lamasoo.
on Monday night, after a long illness.
Mr.. Wingert viii be missed by large
circle of friends.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

BODY FoUND.-Messrs. Sellers &
Co, of Sellers Landing, write US that
the body OF Granville Johnson, porter
of the Cumberland, was found at that
place on Monday morning, and buried
after an inquest was held. His friends
can obtain the body if they desire it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

Hor.-Tho thermometer at noon
yesterday was at 1919 in the shade,
and il was the hottest day of the sea
son. A cool breeze prevailed in the
evening
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

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