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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04
HEATING STOVES.

Our assortment Of HEATING STOVES for wood
large complete be found in any F'o
d in the west. illus tInfed Ca
looue. prices as low any Foundry West
SnFRI1IEEss SOLICITED. sz-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22
Al TRAerpy IN Tsp1AsA-paoaAnsn Dor

A TRAGEDY IN IHDiAaA--PRoRABlg DoU-
BILE MURDER AND SUIoiDE.--A correspos-
dent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, writing
nom Indianapolis. 18th instant, says:
I" 1t seems that young man named Long
in other days had paid his addresses to u
Miss Winship, the daughter of Mr.. Jesse
Wmship, who lives on O farm near the vii
lage Of Milroy. He had made proposals Of
marriage, but was rejected through the in-
fluence of the mother. The daughter SUBJ
sequently married Mr.. Jaclirnan, and the
newly-marricd couple were living in the
neighborhood. o.: list Friday night Long
came TO the residence Of Jackman, and
giving false name, wanted admittancc.
The family, fearing there was no good
viii In bis request, refused his entrance.
Finding that he was determined to
break in, Jacknan and his wife ran over
to Mr.. Rice's. near by. Rice and Jacklna1l
then retuancd to Jackman's residence, and
seeing no one, entered the house and got
down rifle, which they began to load,
Thcn Long rushed in on them with a re-
volyer, and firing, shot Jackman through
the arm Then turning to Rice he said:
You are Jackman's friend, are you? l will
kill vou.' He fired, and shot Rice through
the neck. and seeing him fall, he then
caped. but his devilish work was not yet
done. He went over to Jesse Winships, and
rousing up the family, he shot Mrs. Win
ship, and then left. Going home to his
fathers. he tcld them what he had done,
and then turning his revolver to his head,
he blew out his own brains. 1t was thought
very doubtful whether Mrs. WinShip or
Rice would survive. The whole country IS
wild with excitement, and hundreds are
running to see the wounded. and learn the
particulars of the terrible affair. The tami-
lies are all Of the first responsibility, and
the Winship family is among The wealthiest
in the cOuntyn
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neutral, and the capitalof the new con.
federation thus holding the same position
towards the confederation TINT Washington
and the District Of Columbia hold towards
the United States. What has long been The
dream Of German patriots Is not only Ger
man union, but German union of allied
Republics. - j. /.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-Johanne Jacoby, leader
Of the Democratic party, has been arrested
by the military, and imprisoned at Konigs-
berg for calling meeting Of his partisans,
which drafted resolutions against the forci-
BILE annexation Of French territory.
The Democrats of Munich passed similar
resolutions.
1t is semi-officiaIly announced that further
unity Of the German States will shortly be
secured by new political institutions.
THE. NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE-FAvEE RE
sCEIyED AT THE KINGS HEADQUARTERS
THE COEvoCArIoN OF THE CONSTITUENT
ASSEMBLY DISCUSSED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-1 A. M.-The Ber-
lin correspondent of the Tribune telegraphs
to-day with the American Minister for au-
thority that Favre' will be received in pri-
vate capacity only, and will be informed by
Bismarck that Germany must insist, as q
sine qua non of peace, upon a surrender of
the forts on the Moselle and Rhine, by
which Germany was threatened and at
tackled.
A dispatch received in London from Bis
marck says Favre was cordially received at
the Kings headquarters, and is now at
Baron Rothschild's chateau. Preliminary
discussions were had relative to the time
and mode of converting the French Consti-
tuent Assembly with view of securing
sufficient guarantees for the maintenance
of any treaty to which the Provisional Gov
eminent may give its consent.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY BY CABLE.
Don Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, is ex-
pccted to arrive at Vienna soon.
Six thousand zouaves and 1000 chasseurs-
a-cheval arrived at Toulon yesterday in
transports.
The municipal council Of Marseilles has
voted war loan of 100000 francs.l
General Werder is about to open gene
raj bombardment on Strasbourg, and re-
fuses to sign any more permits for citizens
to leave there.
The vomito is raging in the Spanish towns
on the Mediterranean. 1t has not appeared
in Madrid.
The Free Masons in the German and
French armies have given earnest evidence
of their brotherhood and humanity during
the war.
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Lighthouses and Marine Signals.

WAsH1NGToy, Sept 21.-The Lighthouse
Board gives notice that fixed white light
of the 4th order, varied by white flashes
every thirty seconds, will be exhibited o.
tober 1st from screw-pilc lighthouse in
twelve feet water at mean tide on Wolf
Trap .Shoal, between the mouths ofthe Rap
pahanDock and Yorkrivers. The light yes
sci now marking that shoal will be removed.
The new light will be visible eleven and n
half miles. A fog bell rings every ten
seconds.
At Stinsaree Point the light, fixed red,
bears n. by W. Z west, distant about 104
nautical, and the New Point Comfort light,
a fixed white, bears s. VIZ s., distant G*
nautical miles.
Vessels drawing over twenty-five feet
should avoid the eastern side Of the light
house by half mile. Vessels drawing
eighteen feet water may approach on the
north or south side within one and 4
quarter miles. Vessels drawing over six
feet should not attempt to pass between
the lighthouse and the mainland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

OFFICIAL V1sIr.-Alr. II. X. Ellyson,
Mayor OF Richmond, and President Of the
Hoard Of Education Of that city, and J. II.
Hlninrd. Superintendent Of Pubic Schools
in Richmond. arrived iii baltimore ycSIcI-
day morning, and are St0ppinga az Barnum,s
City Hotel. These gentlemen visit Balti-
more Tor the purpose Of gaining iutorm9-
ton in reference 10 public schools and
school buildings. They were yesterday
taken charge Of by Mr.. William L. Crcery,
superintendent OF the Public school :, ami
escorted to the eastern and western female
high schools, Baltimore City College, and
,eYeral OF the grammar and primary schools.
The buildings were very infinitely exam
med, and the reyitations of humble: OF
classes listened 10. The Richmond gentle
men were apparently mUch pieaSea win
the inSnection, and spoke we'll Of the opera
tons OF the Baltimore system Of public cdu--
cation. The inspection will be continued
today. baltimore San, 2lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Nj. james Murphy, from New Orleans,
has been on IL visit to Virginia TO reclaim
the remains Of his beloved father, Lieu
tenant Edward Murphy, who fell III the
engagement ut Cedar Run i'll 1862. Llcu-
tenant NJ. was gallant officer of the Louisl-
ana Guard Artillery, Of New Orleans.
4 match has been made between Tom
Allen and James c. Gallagher to fight on
November lst. within fifty miles OF st.
Louis, for Il 800, Allen stalking Sl,0o0 ana
Gallagher 500.
The residence Of DR.. John c. Page, at
Centre UarbQr, y. H., was destroyed by
fire Monday night, together with two large
barns. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
At 4 small fire in Providence, r. l., Tues
dav. the boiler Of tirc-engine NO. p eN"
plodcd, injurin. five persons, ana one
named George 7. Benson perhaps fatally.
Governor Palmer withdraws from the
contest for United States Senator from Liz,
nois. The contestants are now denefai
Logan and cX.Gorcrnors CSlesby anu
Koernan.
d.. TazcweH Tyler, son of President
TYLER. lives in San Francisco, and Is en-
moved as surgeon OIL IFS ships by the Pacihc
Mail Steamship Company.
General Sheridan is expected to finish the
Euroncan war and return TO America III
December.
Somebody stole diamond butterfly, va
luad ut s2,O0a, from MILE NELSON'S head
Gear in New York Monday night.
The Mobile Register publishes " A YAM
pyric Sketch by Nozis Addums," written
expressly for that journal.
The subject of Chinese immigration is be-
fore the Legislature Of Oregon.
The population of New Hampshire Is
81, 97G--a loss Of S,079 in ten years.
A Democratic colorcd club has been Or
ganized at Chestertown, Md.
The Shah OF Persia travels witha retlnue
Of 5000 persons. =
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New York State Democratic COnveR-
ton - denomination Of Governor


ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 91.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day,
William L. Odel presiding. The following
is a summary of the resolutions adopted !:
1st, IL general indictment against the Re-
publican party; "a, tavoring free trade !;
Sd, advocating reform in revenue matters :;
radiation act 9Th, rejoicing at the down.
fall of imperialism in France and the cstab-
lishment of the French Republic, also the
establishment of German unity; 9th, SYM
pathzing with the people Of Ireland and
Cuba. and all others struggling for liberty !;
It'll, calling for the extension OF clemency
to prisoners convicted of violating the neu-
trality laws Sth, endorsing the canal fund
ing bill and 9Th, endorsing the admins
tration of Governor Hoffman.
Governor John L. Hoffman was then
unanimously nominated for reelection by
reclamation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

4 FEARFUL RECoRD.-The New York
World publishes what it calls a "murder
map" Of New York, in which, by daggers
and pistols, it indicates the locations where
seyenty-eight murders have taken place
within ten years. These include only
those mysterious butcheries which may be
called the historic murders of New York,
and The chief homicidal crimes which have
polluted the city within the past ten years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

MISSISSIPPI CoTroN CRor.-Ths years
cotton crop in Mississippi promises TO cX-
coed anything ever heard Of in the State
since In" famous crop Of 1860, if, indeed,
the crop does not exceed the one OF that
year. i correspondent who has passed
through the State says that one sees almost
countless fields OF cotton i'll every dlrcc-
ton, and everywhere it seems rs thrifty lis
could be desired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

BOILER EXPLOSION IN NEW okK:-Au-
term. september 2O.-The steam boiler IN
Mr.. +. X. >taiker's planning mill exploded at
& o'cloci; this morning, dcmolishinS The
large hrick buildingin which it was located
and damaging other buildings.
The foreman having charge Of the engine
was buried in the ruins. He was taken out
dead, being scalGed from head TO foot. Ills
name Was james Hamilton. The boiler
was Of twcnty-horsc power. Total damage,
SlI GOO
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DEATH FROM HYnRoPHoB1A.-Ihc Oar

DEATH FROM HYnRoPHoB1A.-Thc Oar
lingtnn {Wis.) Ecpuditcan states that about
TX yc.:s ago james Anderson, 4 farmer,
residing III LAFAYETTE county. suSpccting
that his dog had been bitten by 4 mad dog,
lied MIN up, and in doing 50 was slightly
!,itten, Dut not enough to draw blood. A
few week, ago he awoke his wife up in the
night and tod her to take the children,
Leave the room, and lock him in; that he
believed ne was going mad. She ohcyed
,lim. and in short time he was III all the
horrors Of hydrophobia, and died the next
-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

LARGE FIRE IN BOsroN.-Boston, Sept. 90.
This city was visited by another destructive
fire this morning, which broke out in Md
nard's machine shop, formerly the locomo-
tive works of Mcssrs. Nichay l. Aldus. The
main building, of wood, 200 feet long, was
burned: also, Nichay's wharf, two b2rkS
laying alongside were nearly destroyed. to-
%et'lcr with the machine shop Of Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Bird. and the rigging loft Of A. b. Lowe.
An explosion Of naphtha during the fire
created alarm and tended TO spread the
flames. The vessels burned were the st.
Cloud, just from New York, and the Nova
Scotia, of Boston. The Atlantic Company
lose largely in machinery. The total loss is
estimated 1T sl50,OCO. Insurance, about one
halt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

PROGRESS OF REVENUE REFoRM.-The New
York EUening Post (Republican. but IN favor
Of revenue REFORM claims that the Maine
Republicans have just won the State cleo
ton under i very clear aud positive revenue
reform platform, and intend to send to the
United States Senate General Chamberlain,
Il revenue reformer. i'll place Of Senator
Morrill,, a protectionist. The Post also says
that in Ohio the Republicans have nomi-
mated in several districts thorough going
revenue rcformcrs i'll the place protection
lists who are in the present Congress, and
feels confident that the former will be
elected. In all the States west Of Ohio, en-
cept Michigan, both parties favor revenue
reform, and in most of them the Republi-
cans will elect none but revenue rcformers
to Congress, while in Missouri the feeling
among the Republicans, for this cause, is so
strong that even Il protectcc;ionlSt candl-
date FOR Governor, McClurg, had to swat
low u most positive declaration i'll his plat
form for revenue reform. Making allow
anccs for the protection proclyities Of the
Radical representatives OF Southern States
in Congress, the Post considers it probable
that in the next Congress The revenue re-
form Republicans will have 4 majority in
their party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

The "DIAMoND DlGGINGs" OF South
AFK1cA.-Thc New York World publishes
dazzling accounts from special CORES
pondent on Vaal river, South Africa: of the
new {" diamond diggings" recently diScov-
cred in that locality. The climate OF the
spot is said to be most delightful, and
there is talk among the miners OF establish
ing q republic in the Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

PRESIDENT GRANT AND MISSOURI PoLIT1Cs.
ST. LOUIS, September 20.-A letter received
to-day hy Charles W. Ford, United States
internal cvrnllc collector for this district,
from President Grant. contains the follow
ing: u regard the movement headed by
Carl SchurZ and Brown & Co. rs similar to
the Tennessee and Virginia movements, in
tended 30 carry q portion OF the Republican
PARTY over TO the Democrats and thus give
them control. hope you will all see your
way clear to give the regular ticket your
support"
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
New York Money and stock marhe

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 81 Noon. -iS'otk unsettled.
Gold 49, s.erling-Long, 1893; short, 1lol. 52os,
'a9, 1l2s. @1t75
Euenina.-Wall street was very quiet To-day,
and the fluctuations were slight and unimportant.
Gold Was uniform throughout the day, and closed
at ll2s4llai. Money easy at aS95 per cent. ster-
ling unsettled at loai@losi. Governments strong
and higher, but with little doing; e's. 'Sl, Ia
'oas, li:i 'M's, llli 'e5's I12h; new, llo; s7s
IlNi: Css, lloi lo-Io's, 1o7. Southern securities
very quiet: Tennessee SIS. 90; new, soi. Tir-
ginia 6's, s. new ca. Louisiana as II : new, e2i.
Levec e's. "a s's. IS. Alabama s's, 100; SIS, go.
Georgia Gs, s2s; rs, 90. North Carolina Gs. soy /;
new, 20. South Carolina G's, 60 new, %. r,..0f
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DACIFfC GUANO.-500 tons SOLUBLE
4 Pacific GUAHO for sale by
ca = wsswim ALLISON L ADDISON.
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LYNCH LAW IN ALABAMA.-NashUjle,
September 2O.-Some days ago MIR. Ruticn
c. Blair was waylaid and murdered in the
vicinity of Athens, Ala, by disguised men.
Tie citizens turned out in large numbers
and captured the Reverend Ashbury Bar
rell. the leader of the band. Barrell at
tempted to escape and was killed. The
others were imprisoned. armed citizens
are iii search of the remainder Of the band,
and arc determined to bring them to pun
isllmcnt. The affair was personal entirely.
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FISK AS PUGILIsT.-Ne,D York, septem-
Der 20.-An alteration took place at the
Grand Opera House to-day between the pro-
prletor, James I. Fisk, Jr., and Max Ma
rctZck, who was conducting the rehearsal
Of the opera bouie company, during which
the parties came to blows. The quarrel re-
suited in the dissolution Of business between
Fisk and Maretzek. Carlo Patti will be
conductor Of the new opera season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22
THE FRETnMEN's BUREAU.-Thc statistics

THE FREEpMEN's BUEEAU.-Thc statistics
Of the Frcednvn'> Bureau show that the
business in the South has been closed, cx-
ccpting such portions OF the educational
interests as are dependent upon and SUB
portcd by educational associations. All
agents and aids OF the Bureau have been
discharged. excepting those whose duties
relate to tie payment Of bounties. Among
The suh.criptions received for the benefit Of
educational purposes are contributions from
parties who figured prominently during the
l.,c MnI on The side Of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

CONSOLATION or a BISHOP Concord,
\. H. Sept. 2V.-Rcy. DR.. Niles, OF Hart
ford, Episcopal Bishop elect Of New Hamp-
shire, who is TO De cOnsccrated on Wcdnes-
day, arrived this afternoon. The President
oBishop Of the United States, South, Of Ken
lucky, arrived last evening, and the Lord
Bishop Of Quebec arrived to-day. Bishops
Uoane, Of Albany; Bessell, of Vermont !;
Neatly, of Maine and Williams, of Con
necticuf, and many other clergy, have also
arrived,
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Fatal affairs in south Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. PA serious con 11,
tlict is reported between whites ana Dlacks
in Lauren county, s. c. In Barnwell
county. S. c., a few nights since two blacks
murdered two other blacks and seriously
wounded white man. No cause Is as
signed for the murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22
Nomination of IA ColOreG Man for Con
rreas i'm a Alabama.

SELMA. ALA, Sept. 2l.-Ben. Turner me.
gro), Of this city, was to-day nominated by
the Radical Convention for Congress from
the first district. Reynolds of Wilcox, Buck
of Mobile, and Coon Of Dallas, all carpet
baggers, were candidates for the nomina-
ton. The negroes are highly jubilant over
their victory. Some of the white Radicals
are talking about holding another conVen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22
THE FEARFUL STEAMBOAT Coll
LISBON IN SOUTH AMERICA.
One Hundred md Thirty-One Lives
Lost,

New YORK, Sept. 21.-The steamer Dler-
rimac, from Rio Janeiro, arrived to-day.
She brings the details Of the collision be-
tween the steamers Plris and Arary in the
Amazon river. The Puris sunk, and III
persons on board lost their lives. Both
pilots are reported to have been drunk.
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wv York sight, 8 premium. Gold. 1l3..
Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGrArH. ]

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGPArH.]
LONDON Sept. 2l-Noon.--C onsols, 92S. United
states bonds. 9o}. Common rosln tirmer.
LONDON, Sept, 21-Erening. Ccnsos, 92sGo23
United states bonds quiet at s25. Sugar quiet.
lands. eih.; Orleans, 0Hd; estimated sales, s 900
bales. Imo O'clock.-CUtton quiet; sales now
es, mat ted ut 10 eco bales. Breadstufs firm. Fork
aul Lard firm.
IJyERPoo1, Sept. 81 EreniRg..- Cotton quiet
uplands, Pt@9sd.; GrleaEs, 9.Gt9S1. sales, le,oo'
bales inclgding 1000 hHles for export and specu-
lation. Rosn IS. Oh. ass.
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Cuba-Capturcs Of Al War Vessel and
Schooner.
HAVANA, Sept. 21.-The schooner GUIANA
hang, from Nassau, with arms and NUM-
tons, has been captured at Gays Romano.
The schooner Margaret, in ballast, from
Nassau, with five passengers, has been cap
tured at Gays Cruz.
Second Dispatch.
HAVANA, Sept. 2l.-A number of rebel
prisoners arrived here this morning from
ManZanillo. Among them are persons be-
longing to the families Of Figurado, Farela,
Odoardo, Ocha, and Diltn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

VOLUNTEERS FOR FRAScE.-NeW York.
September 90 The steamer Lafayette
sailed this evening with five or six hundred
French volunteers on board. The men
who were arrested were discharged, but
not in time to join their comrades on the
I uf,ynrip
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~PoTSYLvANIA.-The exact number al per-
sons ot al agcs, sexes, and colorS, born
prior TO the first day Of last june, is ! 1928.
by the census OF 1860 our population was
5,Nl7. Estimated decrease Of population i'll
the county since 1863, 2;500.-lredertcks
LIirl SIR.
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vhe Indian War in ArizOna-The Cap
itnl OF the Territory in q state Oh

SAN Francisco, Sept. 21..-Late adyices
from Arizona say the capital Of the Terri
tory is in q state Of siege. A dozen citl-
Gems and number Of Mexican teamsters
and mail riders have been slaughtered by
the Indians. Mail stations and wagon trains
have been destroyed. The farmers are
abandoning their r 81 dsn,e aha Inc
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!, RI A COUNTY, COURT continued and

Alta COUNTY COURT continued and
N held for Chesterfield county, ut the court
house thereof on the leth day of August. 1870:
& N Browu. in his own right and as administers.
tor of Rhodl Brown, deceased. ...".... Plaintih'
against , r.,ta q
Vol, her. Joseph II. Wnrsham. late sheriff OF
hes erfield, and as such administrator lie ooni3
non OF W. ". T.. Cogbill, deceased Delehuahts'
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain partlnon 81
seypnty-fouc acres Of land assigned TO the said
Ehoda Bro &n deceased, as her dover In TIE reas
estate OF W. r. Brown. deceased, and 70 subject
Row, 70 the lien of two certain deeds Of trust by
him executed TO said W. W. T. Cogbili ID iaxor St
said Rhoda Brown. deceased. And a4ld e VIZ
"a a nSr sidant OF this state, II Is ordered that
lie make his appearance within one month after
the due publication Of this order and a. "has Is
neccssarv 20 protect his interest In this suit
sel5-Ih4w NATHAN H. COGBlLL, Clerk.
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FURNITURE, &c.

IMPORTANT TO A L Livery m
4 family should know that HAYWOOD J. ks,
BITTER intend moving to the large building III
now being erected on Governor street by ). ".
Harwood about the 18th Of October. Until that
time PARLDR, DINING-ROOM, CHA MBER
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
al our establishment az about cost. We invite all
in want OF good substantial furniture and mat
treSSes to examine oar stock before we move.
HARDWOOD 6 RITTER,
se6 opposite the post office, Main street.
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IMPRoy1SG.-Gotleib Sickle, the man who
was stabbed in an atfray At the rolling mills
on Monday, is improving, and no fears are
now entertained of an untuYorlble result
LUlchjury RepuJhCaH.
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~ 3. STACY Sc SON,

1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions by every steamer
to their elegant and varied stock of FURNITURE,
and only desire an examination by those in want
to convince them they sell as good FURNITURE
and MATTRESSES of every description cheaper
than any house in the city. Our stock Of MAT
TREaSES and BEDSTEADS Is the largest south
of New York. Come and see US; we mean to
please and satisfy everybody. AUS
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Revenue Decision, about Tobacco
l9ayrsDS.

WASHINGTON. September 21.-The Reve-
nue. Bureau decides that tobacco stampsare
at the risk of the owners or underwriters.
The Department will not replace nor re-
fund the value of stamps If spoiled or de-
faced,
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m,,o Arrested french Volunteers.

New YogK, Sept. 2l.-A steamship salled
for Havre to-day with number Oh passen.
nars, The French volunteers arrested on
her Yesterday were discharged, but too late
to take passage On the steamer.