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lowed to remain at its true level. an
stead stead OF this It was deemed, "a 90 cleyer ever
In purchase OF Turkish consols ut PARIS ior
SION to Ccnsantnople In scrip ns.enu " VI ct
and hee purchases sent up ne ~ once on The pro
clamation OF war between france anu ieav.
ng the treasury possesors sSty St whcS Il dare no Of
force on the market now for fear OF seeing the price
fan still lower, and this Just M az AN onen. When rnr
fo be ready TO- meet any sudden emergency which
may arise irom present political complications.
French psper states that the Porte has decided on
calling up all her ,edtls or reserves to increase
nor Sy is It's premarurs n war peMs ioon Ss snt
Paper IL known TO be a Russian organ
ihere may be some Muscovite reason for the
statement, especially as 1t appeared yesterday (Sun
day, aud only on Saturday The russian Minister
had conference OF three hours with the Grand
If Austria Is neutral believe that Turkey will be
allowed TO remain quiet; but II western emergen-
ees opllge Austria to JON France we may expect 10
see RUSSIA join Prussia and invade Turkey by the
DanuDan pfincipalities, and not mprobably Persia
VIZ make the most OF the business. =.
:, Egypr certainly win keep quiet. rho viceroy 10
mere now, and, having been received most gra-
ciously by the sultan, any sudden move toWarus
sson s "EW Moun these eomScaons IN the East
would not suit England just at present: Tue gra-
clous reception OF the Khedlve py tue Sui,an mas
roy and his BROTHER Prince Mustapha FAIL, and his
nnce, Hahn Pacha, the latter having decided his
claim against the Viceroy by accepting an annuity OF
f3O Oc0 Tor forty years. Hailit Bcy the Under Secrc
tary Foreign Affairs, on the contrary. has every
reason to be bitterly intmcal against the VicerOy,
as the latter refused TO meet hun.
We received news last week OF a fight having
taken place between Egyptian sailors and some
Italian settlers, on the west coast OF the Red Sea.
The Italians obtained possession by purchase from
Two sheikns and the Egyptian sailors contested the
1t IS not probable that anything will come OF this
especially Just at present, when both Italy and
turkey have other matters to attenfto.
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All 0LD BUrGLAaY CleASeD UP.

A few days since was noticed In the HERALD
that Wilson, OF 2s3 ventlI avenue, was conf
mitted to answer on charge Of having purchased
certain property which had been stolen from Mr.
Sigsmund uilman, Of 233 East Seventy-eighih
street I'm the report alluded to alr. Ullmans name
was, by mistake, inserted in place OF Wilson'S. and
Uite UerSo), ana the burglar in that case Patrick
Eagan, has now confessed 10 having IN
March last robbed james A, Jackson, vino keeps
pawnbroking establishment at No. Amity street,
OF a diamond pin valued at $45e, watch ana CHAIN
valued at S10o gold watch sale valued AZ ninety
dollars and 500 In money. The robbery, az Tie
time, created considerable excitement as Eagan, II!
order TO accomplish his purpose, struck Jackson
violent blow on he head, knocking him into state
OF lusensibity from winch IL WAS feared he might
moi recover. Ju6ge Dowiiig YESTERDAY commute
EaSaD IN iG!! TO- trlui Vn tIls second charge.
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II - -
RUSSIA.
Gene of the National Press on the War
Public Sentiment Tending Agalust Prussia.
[Froln the Eastern BUDGET OF Vienna, July oil

1ene of the National Press ON the War
Public Sentiment Tending Against Prussia.
[From the Eastern Budget Of Vienna, July 27.l
Tie whole Of the national press Of Russia has ia ken
60 decided a.lne against Prussia that it seems I'M.
possible ior the government here TO take part in the
war on the side Of that Power. At lrst the semi
official GoOss seemed to hesitate as to the tone It
should adopt, and published some criticisms OF the
onduct OF France for>whlch 1t was sharply taken TO
task by General Fadeyen's organ, the Exchange
Gazette, sh0rtsighted and unpatriotic While the
Moscow Gazette obtained nothing but praise for its
strong anti-Prussian opinions. This hesitation has
now quite disappeared and the Goloss vies with the
other papers In abuse OF Prussia In recent article
1t declared that Prussia and not France is the real
lsturber Of the peace OF Europe, and that Russa's
Interests demand that France should be Victorious
IN the coming struggle. At the same time II urged
that Russia should remain Neutral, even II Austria
and Italy shoud lake part i'll the war; as she can Only
gam by the exhaustion CT the other Powers. The
Jew advocates OF war policy III Russia, 1t
says, have not been supported by public opin-
ion, and as for the treaty OF Paris 1t
out drawing the sword. lt also points out that Ras
s,an commerce would greatly benefit by her remain-
Ing neutral IN war which must paralyze the trade
or two Sucn great commercial nations as France and
Prussia. Tie Withholding OF the war teiegrainS
from the Russian papers. TO which alluded 10 my
onence against the Russian public which calls Tor
the sricest inquiry, aud proves how Injurious IL Is
for Russia to depend for her elegraphlc and postal
Intelligence Oh the Prussian authorities
AS for the policy OF the Russian government in the
war; it seems to have determined Tor the present 10
lase s Sss 6s Ssa a SssSs aGs
The number OF troops in the kingdom OF Poland is
TO be increased to 2o0,00o among whom viii be the
Imperial regiments OF the guard, which have ALREADY
been ordered to Warsaw. There is little doubt that
the object OF this measure is not only 10 prevent
1nsurreclon In Russian Poland nut also in the event
Of rising OF the Poles in Posen after Prussan de-
feat, to assist the Prussan government In restoring
order in tnat province, and il necessary to occupy
Il with Russian troops during the remaining period
Of the war;
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CuEA.

Inactivity on Beth Sidss-Wnr Lil1e,y to Last
Through Next Water.
HAVANA, August 3, 1870
Hot weather, sickness and rains all contribute
80 paralyze operations in the field thus rendering
your correspondents post sinecure just now,
though a body can find enough TO do acting the
good Samaritan to poor devils down with vomito
all around him. Benabeta has returned to the
Hanti Espiritu region, probably fndlag too
many troops aboat Puerto Principe. 1t said upon
good authority he has united to his command The
great majority Of the insurgents in arms in Cuba,
which, if 60, may cause 10 look for lively times
soon. Valmaseda, in proclamation to the citi-
zens Of Bayamo and Manzanillo, says the insur-
gents have oil left that part of the country. Cen
eral Rodas says he has troops enough to finish the
war. Spanards, residents here, however, though
entertaining the same opinion think that hostili.
ties will be prolonged through next winter.
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WAVaRlaG rLscE sosEs.

Two Troy ladies', Mrs. A. p. Morgan and Mss ZEN.
nie Brown are attracting favorable notice at Sara.
'oga. Hiss Eckerts, ol Cinc,nnati, also at the
Springs. Is said TO be ''affaDle and accomplished.
band Is on beard the Plymouth Rock which
plays on strlnged instruments while Ihe boat il
sailing: when 1t stops at the docks the band PLAYS
on brass instruments, and when the musicians are
at rest performer plays si.ifuiy The piano. No
one but ile cnlerprlsIug j. f. Jr, would have
thought or such @ thing IA this
Long Branch thus far this season has been ber.
ter patlopized than any other Watering place.
Mr. Morris Phillips, editor OF the Home Journal
has started on q tour comprising Niagara Falls,
the st. Lawrence Montreal, Lake Chanpair, Lake
George ana Saratoga. No more enjoyable route
could be selected.
People who command and demand attention
solely on account Of their money fight shy or New.
port. 0ld "Doliais and Cents" has TO take a back
scat, and his coarse vile, III her rusln! silks re.
splendent with her diamonds at tho breakfast ta-
bic, finds the company Hnd the place unsuitcd to her
tastes II IL too quiet and duh Tor her who mistakes
soft voices and rchaement Tor quietudc and dull
ness.
Among the guests recently reported at Niagara
Falls are Or. A. +. sargent and Rev. DR.. A. Paten,
OF New Orleans. Many Of the families now at tho
International contemplate remaining for the season.
Among them we notice the names OF Mrs. i. c.
klhgsley, Mrs. Tucker, OF Filth avenue AMI other
prominent members OF New York society.
The following gives the Whereabouts Of some OF
our leading painters:-Lazarus is at Gargisons, OH
the Hudson; Samuel Colman and Calverly arc at Ir-
vington; Ogvie is at Morristown, N. j. Holberton
has returned from sojourn In Pennsylvania; John
Williamson and David Johnson have gone to Lake
George; Kittell viii spend several weeks in the
White Mountain region; K. M Pratt has returned
from Bnghamt0n Fairinan Is ut Bethel. Ae.; Au-
ycro Is in Canada.
Miss Emmcns, CT West Twentyninth street, has
left the Highland House, Garrisons where she has
been staying for the past few weeks. She VIII visit
Saratoga 2nd the White Mountains before returning
again TO the city.
Mrs DR.. Lozier and her son. Dr.. A. W. Lolier,
have gone on q brief visit TO the White MOUNTAINS.
rrr. and Mrs. Herbert Arthur, OF lhifty-iouitn
street. are spending The summer at sharon springs.
Mr. CHARLES r. l.. Brineerhoif. OF New ork, ana
his wife better known In the artistic world as Nine.
Clara BrinkcrhoR are on trip TO the Pocono Noun.
,ains at 4 place called ToDyhaDna, Monroe county,
Pa. Their SON. Cnarles r. Brnkerhod whose name
has become known through tue late regatta oil tho
Gramercy Boat Cub viii JON his parents early this
month. 49,
Mr j. u. Brossean Jr., Miss Marie Brosseau and
Miss Geraldine IL. Ennis are staying for the season
at Highland Fall, on the Hudson not lar from
Minister Bgelow's country scat.
General John II. kotcham, member Of Congress
nom the Tweitn district of this Stale ana Mfa
kctcLall are ut Talts Cornwall.
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Eel" H.lS1El ASSAULTED IN ntWAlk.

urehis reap rich harvess at the rate of flty cents
per capita for every dog they bring to the pound.
Yesterday evening the lrrepressible General sPeto
Haste1 was driving around the corner of Market and
Broad streets, in company with his son. o. 3. Ialsted
and followed by his "pet' canine. The Inter was
muzlleless, and crow,t OF urchins made dash Tor
1t. "Pet' rushed 10 the rescue, however ana Sc
cured the animal before The boys got It, AT this
junoture stalwart swltchtender named James Nes-
bit, whose duty it Is 10 attend the horse car
switches on the corner mentioned, ran
to the assistance OF The boys aDd dealt
"Pet' couple of terrific blows with his
shovel or switch bar These 'Pet'l pari led with his
arms, using his nat as u shield Nesbtt was about
striking him third time when officer Slavin put in
an appearance and marched the Generals assallant
to the station house, where complain. OF assault
and battery was entered against him by the younger
Halsed. The incident was provocative Of some little
excitement ana a good deal OF fun
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1HE PULLMAN Cars ON THE CENTRAL PACIFIC aMlasAu.

40 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
AS some misrepresentation exists in the public
mind In regard to the recent withdrawal Of the
MOTEL train on the Central Pacific Railroad deem 1t
proper to say that said withdrawal was not In con-
sequence Of any failure on the part Of the Pullman
company to furnish first class service in all re.
Ihe addition Of this hotel train to the regu-
ira, PaSc % Oh sleeping cars belonging to the Gem
OF d ber sr SSRsay nSy decided interests
noymc fe ana would be best advanced by
cae on sner he G%a account before the hotel train
The hotel train still runs regularlv ovat tbo r,,or
Pacific Railroad to Ogden and In connect'on WIN
our own silver palace sleeping cars form CON t,n,
'CaluerR.a. 'AAs"Sn w
OF HUNTINGTON, vice pres,deut
,Csnirsl P&sidG Railyoad Company.
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THE WEST INDIA CABLE.
The Work Goes BraveIy CH--A Portion of
tho Line In Working Ordcr--Diit'cGities in
the Observation-Disclosures OF Quarts.

The Work Goes BraveIy Cn--A Portion of
tho Line in Working Ordcr--Diitlcaitie in
the observation-disclosures OF Charts.
On BOARD CABLE STEAMSHIP SUFFOLK,
Orr SOUTH COAST OF CUBA, July 80. 1870.
Sir Charles Bright has, with his usual success,
laid the cable from Batabano to the Juan Ruiz
Keys, where splice was made yesterday, uniting
the part just laid with the section submerged in
shallow water, from lighters, extending from the
Cayos above named to the Diego Perez shoals.
Telegraphic communication is now complete from
Batabano to Diego Percz--seventy- miles
save slight fault near the station at Batabano to
(which place Sir Charles Bright has returned with
The Suffolk to remedy it. The shoal water pre-
scented difficulties to the navigation of steamers Of
deep draught patent to all. Captain Hunter, of
the Vestal, and Captain Bradford, OF the United
States Coast Survey say tho existing charts of he
south coast Of Cuba are worthless for purposes Of
navigation, and both will doubtless so re-
port to their respective governments. The
Suffolk grounded several times, very much
delaying thereby the expedition in conse-
Quence. Nothing but the patience and per-
severance Of the protector Of the undertaking
could have enabled him to have carried out, with
no essential variation therefrom, the plans laid
down by the cable company; but he has done it
to the astonishment Of all on board, particularly
the Spanish pilots, who again and again declared
The Suffolk laid her course where there was an IN
suficiency of water to float; and they were not
eo far out, as the repeated groundings proved,
but pluck and tenacity overcame the obstacles.
As soon as the fault at Batabano is remedied Sir
Charles Bright and staff will embark ON the gun
boat Alerma to Join the steamer Dacia, at Diego
Perez shoals, to begin thence the further sub.
merging of the cable to Cienfuegos and Santiago
de Cuba. General Rodas sent Senor Ortega,
member of the telegraphio corps in Cuba, for The
purpose Of reporting to the government at
Madrid and he forms q member of the expedi.
tion. The seventy-two miles already laid was
remaining parts Of the line will be rapidly COM
pleted. Everybody connected with the expedi,
ton is well and in high spirits.
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RfANrlLe FATALITY on ACCOUNT or the NEAT.
Singular Restoration Of n Child supposed to
be DerL.
fFrom the Troy Times, August 81

From the Troy Times, August 81
An UNUSUAL fatality incident TO the late extreme
heat and the diseases peculiar to young children,
has for o few days past existed among the infan-
tile population Of this section In connection
with this fact somewhat singular circumstance
is related to us of the supposed death Of a child
in Lansngburg. The child, whose parents reside
in the lower part Of the village, became i'll and
rapidly grew worse until it sank into what was
supposed to be DEATH The body was prepared
for the grave, and the parents were prostratcd
with the deepest grief the loss of their little
one. Among those who visited the corpse was
woman whose acute percep6ve faculties dis
covered to her certain appearances which indi-
Gated life. She applied cold water to the lips,
which, after a time feebly answered to the re-
vivng draught, and the proper restoratves being
used the child was subsequently brought to con-
scousness, and is now almost restored to new
life. The JOY of the parents can be imagined
whilo those who saw the circumstance were left
to speculate on those mysterious thinga which
arc constantly brought 10 our notice, but which
before were little dreamed of ia our philcso-
pby."
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THE JERSEY CITY MONUMENT O. ti1HsTsAT,0a.

Mr.. Francis II. Mcdonald has been appointed
Grand Marshal OF the procession in Jersey City next
Sunday, Oh the occasion OF the inauguration Of the
monument to the late Father Kelly, OF st. Peteri.
Thirty-twO societies will Join i'm the procession in
Guiding all the temperance societies, i've branches
OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernans thirteen Cnato-
lic parochaI societies and two German societies.
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ysngc Bal Nc,cs,

To-day the Reporters nine win take the twoP NJ.
boat at Barcay street ferry and proceed 10 Hudson
City meet young men OF the st. George Cricket
Club anu give them lesson base ball. Some rare
sport Is gypected
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THE JERSEY CITY ALLEGED SW,N1LE.

Benjamin G. Briggs aud Oliver II. Taylor who are
charged with attempting to swindle on extensive
scale, in Jersey City (as published In yesterdays
HERALDh were brought before City Judge Martin
dale yesterday and the examination was set down
for to-day There are several charges OF this kind
against Briggs. The case Is simarto that for which
Tommy Hadden was sent TO Trenton.
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Democrats Prosuccts for tho Next Coneress.

Present number OF democratic members, SO; eX-
pected gain, 65 total 13l; necessary for majority,
122 In North Carolina the democrats have elected
five aud the radicals two members Of Congress in
that state, a gain OF three to the conservatives.
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I0Ias,. ~ II 70 n TOtaIs ~ II n Is
C2urs Isl 2L 81 4b an tI 7N sh gb
xSsasI:. xXSas1ssII;:":.::i ~ 9 8 J : 3 IL
UmDre-Gr. Gruin, of the Eckford Club
Time OF gaTne--Two houra.
Clean hOme run-Plac, L.
EARNED.
Mnsnal:. Mutual: :................,d 9 @
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womcn,s Movement ia Cheyenne.
The south Carolina Canvass.

The Charleston Conrier says the Scottltes must
have the inside track on the reformers. The re-
formers DO great deal OF speechmakin9, but the
Scotmen are on the ground at sunset with sundry
barrels OF whiskey, from which they knock out the
heads and furnishing every negro with tin cup
lnviie hlm TO drink plenty. 1t is needless TO say
that the sons or Africa lose oil recoectiOns or facts,
figures and arguments III Short time, ana 30 to
sleep N the bushes 'rahlng Tor Scott. Under these
melancholy facts the intellectual artillery OF the
Carpenter men is thrown aWay. The whiskey
'brings 'em down" much quicker than the whole
array OF Scott's spcculatons paraded In speec, and
PRINT.
Democratic Prospects for tho Next Congress.
The Following table exhibits the present demo-
cratic strength In the House of Representatives.
aud what and where they expect to gain IN the fall
.,lnr
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SATURDAY. MARCH 26g 1870.
HUMOROUS.
From the western Monthly for APRIL
WO0ING.

From the Western Monthly for April
WO9IEG.
little bird once met another bird,
And whistled to her, viii You be my
ylth lowing wings she twittered, "How
absurd
on, what q silly patel
md or ante q distant tree h flew,
TO ind concealment In its friendly
Ana passed the hours in slyly peeping
al her rejec'ed lover.
The jilted bard, with dropping heart and
Poured forth his grief all day in plaintive
Telling in sadness to the ear Of spring
The story of his wrongs
But little thought he. while each nook and
Win the wild music OF his plant was
That scornfni breast with signs began TO
Half plying and half willing.
Next month I walked the same sequest-
when close together on a twig I spied
them;
And In a nest half hid with leaves. there
lay
Coy maid, his moral In your ear l drop
When lovers hopes Within their hearts
YOU prison,
Fly out ofsight and hearing; do lot stop
TO look behind and listen!
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Notice of Dissolution of OOpartner
shin.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Partnership heretofore existing
Ia the furniture business, in Evansville,
Indiana, between Ferdinand Karges, Fer
undersigned. Christian Miller, was dis
on the 2lst day of January, 1870,
havTnz expired bT limitation IN the artf-
cfes OF partnership
Until receiver shall be appointed. the
business viii be managed by the under
signed, as sua
CHRISTIAN MILLER.
January "a, M70. Eja26 diff
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4k@G
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THE PURE, GENUINE IMPORTED
PREPARATION, discovered by JOH.
HOFF, of Berlin.
a TONIC BEVERAGE and REGU-
LATOR of the entire system.
"A SUBSTITUTE FOR ALE Beer, Por-
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SOLE AGENTS FCR THE UNITED
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-OR SAIE-VALUABLE MAIN
STREET. PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
s1tuated on the west corner OF Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 1914 feet on Main
Street and $50 feet on SIKH Street. Said
prOperty Is offered for sale at low ngures
on easy terms. Apply TO
J. p. ELLIOTT 81 SON,
Peal Estate A cents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
1ra aFR
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CHAS. ID.

Having returned from he East, where he
has extended his experience In the finer
branches OF p-aper-hangtng, returns his
thanks to the citizens of this place for
past and is confident that he
will be able to Civ satisfaction to his old
friends, and all new ones who may favor
him with O call. Orders left at AZ and 40
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TIME sUBsCRHRER CONT UUH
~ the Lumber Business ut his OIL hanH
az the corner OF Main and Seventh
and would respectfully inform the nuANe
that his stock Is large and second 90 nome
in the assOrtmenGs, embracing Plh# ~ #At
t-hicknesses and quality from The mtceat
Third Common Saginaw BOARD MU Hu
Three~inch First Gear Plank
Also, o DOORS Of various thiCEnesaa
and styles. and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pinennd Poplar GuEaElg7.
3 and fleet Lath, Mo1ldfnRs, UasfuRa.
Quarter-Round, &c, &c.
orders from the country river or nalf
filled promptly
sell d3m JOHN II. GLOVER
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INSURANCE.


NEXSEN & BAKER,
General Insurance Agents.
ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES.
No. 10 Main Street. Upstairs,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
Yeas at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at the Price Of Too
Flee Years at the Price of Three.
Life Insurance 3 Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over TWsnty-SeVen Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
| represented:
ETNA Insurance Co. OF Hartford. Conn.
Cash Assets ...........---~~~S0,0O0s0OO.
PHOENIX ms. Co. of Hartford, Conn.
| ECash Assets
CONTINENTAL ms. Co. of New York.
Cash Assets ...~.~--~"--.~.S2sS0OsOOO.
NOEFH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets ....---.~-~--"..-."-SoOOsoOO.
MERCHANTS las. Co. of Hartford, Ct.
Cash Assets
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. CT
New York.
Cash Assets ......
PHENIx ms. 20. OF Brooklyn
Cash
YONKERs a. N. YORK Fire ms. Go:
Cash
ETNA LIFE ms. Co. of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets.
NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents,
10 MAIN STREET, Evansville, Ind
ian30 dIy
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GREAT LAND SALEl
Seven Rich and highly Improved
Ohio River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appur-
tenanees,
And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located in the wealthy County of Hem
derson, Kentucky.
aaEn onn
And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Tickets, FIVE

Besides the above prizes, there Is ONE
DrIze of 5000, TWO of $500 each, and QUE
IF 500. cash, rent money for the year 1853,
which go to the winners of the first seven
money for 1870, for which good bonds will
he taken, and assigned to those
the prizes. Final drawing takes place
lime o.. $40 at MASONIC TEMPLE
LOUISVILLE, ky.
This popular enterprise is Endorsed by
every leading official In the State OF Ken
fuekv, and upwards of five hundred of her
most prominent citizens.
IL. Ia. LYME, Cashier Farmers Sank,
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
JOHN o, LATHAM, President Bank Of
Honkinsvflle. Hopkinsvflle, KY.
JAS. l.. DALLAM, Commercial BANK
b. g. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington. KY.
w. b. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Banks
greensboro, KY.
Good Club agents Wanted EUerytohere.
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