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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-17
RIOTS IN IRELAND.
A Dublin dispatch of the 18th saws

A Dublin dispatch of the 18th says
The excitement In Londonderry has in.
! creased. To-day large number of ap-
rr n'ie"s, consisting for the most part
Oh bc;s from t"eive to eighteen years of
aes, arranged a demonstration. They
we're 'enuel by JOHN Stone, member
of Parliament, and Mr.. Rer, of Belfast.
The apprentices attempted to form a
procession is violation Of proclamation
issued by the authorities. The police,
aided by small detachment Of troops,
intorfered amid cheers and yells of the
Roman Catholics. Stones were thown
by tho rioters at ono another, and the
police and military riot act was read,
without producing any effect on the ap.
prentices. The cavalry and police then
charged and scattered the crowd. Sew.
eral were injured, but none killed. A
number Of arrests have taken llace.
Order is completely restored.
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The marriage Of the Princess Ms,rv
of Holland to the Prince Of Wied, ,nas
already been announced. The Priu ce.s
is thirty years old, aud the Prince
twenty-five. The bride is heiress to
one of the largest fortunes in Europe,
and had been asked in marriage by all
tue lakeland Princes Of the Continent.
Mono, however, found favor in her eyes
One day in travelling she met the young
Prince Of WED, in the palace of the
Prince Of Hesse, and from t'hat mo.
meut her affection was fixed. 9rhe Prin.
cess is an excellent musician and ,
capital cook !; she not only played the
organ during part of the marriage
ceremony, but made her own Wedding.
cake!
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CRIME AND ACCIDENTS. :

l
Republican gives the following particu-
lars OF tho Clark children, At Lynaxburg,
Wisconsin, hitherto referred to 10 the
dispatches. It seems that the widow
Clark, for the offence Of beating his
Younger brother, had punished her old
est boy, aged about II. This so an-
Cared him that he got rope and hung
himself, but was discovered and cut
down before he was seriously injured.
Towards night The young rufian was
sent to build fire. He did &C. He
then got can Of kerosene, called the
other children to him on some pretence
and pouring kerosene upon the fire, al
three were burned to death by the ex-
plosiou.
KEoKuK, Iows, Aug. 15-Thia
evening two negroes, named Jerry and
Potter, had an altercstion on the steam.
/ or S. s. Merrill, coming up the river
When the boat landed At the levee both
! continued tho quarrel, when Jerry DIRE"
revolver and shot Peter, killing him
instaotly. Harvard, a clerk Of the
Packet Company, euaeavored to pre-.
vent the escape Of tho murderer, when
! Jerry fred upon him also, but missed.
| Jerry has not yet been arrested.
CHICAGO, Aug. l5-Frank Helm.
bold, aged SIX years, was drowned in the
/ Chicago river this morning. dis par.
ents reside on Seventh street:
At Elgiu, Ill, last night, Miss J. b.
Smith was burned t. death by 40 explos-
ion of a kerosene lamp. She was going
down stairs, tripped and broke the
lamp.
During thunder storm yesterday
at Cedar Rapids, Ii . thunderbolt en-
tered the telegraph Office, passed to q
lower story AID instantly killed a wo
mau named Aldie E. Mitchell. When
bit she had her hand on the "a.
pipe.
Early yesterday morning near Clot,
station, on the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad. while train wa run
ming at rapid rate, an axle broke un
ders Pullman car and almost in an in
slant the entire running gear Was strip
ped frou under it, and the car bod,
dragged for a long distance. Fortunate
~ no one was hurt, although the ca,
vas filed with sleeping passengers
The track was torn up for long dis
lance.
Last night near Clinton Junction, OF
the Northwest Railroad, George Thomp
son fell from a train and had both hi
legs crushed near his body. He can
not recover.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 10-A coal dig
ger, named Jack Berry, while lying
on tho track near Newark, Ohio, yes
to-day, had his head severed from his
body by a tran.
NASHVILLE, N. Y, Aug. l5.-Tbt
steamer Chautauuxa exploded her boil
er yesterday afternoon while unloading
at Whitney's Landing, six miles belo.
| Maysville. Eight killed aud severs
wounded.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 15.-H. g
Barr fell from the rear part OF the Mic
ollet House to-day. Both legs ver
broken and a shoulder dislocated Hi
recovery is doubtful. He is par>ne,
Of the firm Of Clark & Burr.
PlrrsroS, Pa, August IA fir,
damp explosion occurred this mornin,
in the Eagle shaft, by which Benjamin.
Davis was Instantly killed, aud tveut!
workmen were imprisoned behind tn
ruins, with no msans to escape unit
cleared away. The men are pfobabl,
dead or will be before reached.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx, accom-.
panied by Sentor Window, lett fl Nor
ris and tho Red River by special train
yesterday morning. =, z..s..s ..... -.
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Tho undersigned having purchased the
Awiston House Qocated on Washing, on
Isenue, near Clarke n Co.'s STOREY has
made many alterations aud improvements,
and now offers superior accommo datlons to
travellers and all who may stop with him.
The table is supplied with the best that can
I've Obtained in the market, thu: rooms are
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
az Good Stabling is attached to the
House.
St. Cloud. Nov. 7. 1870. v13n17
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The old style OF plque dresses can
this season be usetully employed by
looping them over black silk skirts.
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In view Of the recent Legislativs apportonment
by which many new Senatorial Districts are created
without any Republican Committees authorized to
call nominating conventions therein the State Cen
troll Committee recommend as follows:
In case where the Senatorial District comprises
more than one county, tbs Chairman Of the County
Committee In the District shall constitute the Soma
torial District Committee.
Whore the Senatorial District comprises but one
county entire, the regular County Committee will
act.
In cases where tho Senatorial District include,
only portion Of county. the chairman OF the town
committee embrace in the District shall constitute
the Senatorial District Committee.
Tho sole duty Of the committees appointed as above
IL to call the Senatorial District Conventions In their
respective districts.
TO facilitate political organization for the coming
campaign. and also to prepare for the Prssidenti
contest next year, all County Conventions arc re-.
specially urged to appoint their County Committees
by olscting active Republican from each town in
tho county. Each member of tho County Com
mittee should be chairman Of the committee for
the town in which he resides The town conu ittce
should be composed ofat least from each school
district, II this method is generally adopted the
AborS Of tho coming canvass will be greatly simpli
ned, and rendered effective in the highest degree.
Ivory Republican is urgently requested to assist In
recognizing the party and selecting delegates to the
State Convention by attending the prsmary meetings
BY order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittse.
FRED. DRIscoLL Chas man.
J.1. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated 81. paul. July e. 1871,
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FOlk THE LADIES.

The latest novel,; ia brooches is
carved spiders, mo-qu'toes and ether
Insects, of t.rt. Use shell.
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H. L. GORDON, =,
ATTORNEY AT LA "
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

81. .CLUUUs MINN.,
Will practice in the State and Federal courts,
an / will regularly attend the Terms Of the
District Courts in the Counties of S,earns,
Wright, Sherburne, Benton, Morrison. Pope
Grow Wing, Douglas, Meeke1 ami Kankiyo-
his * ~. 49, ~ -. "a r., 49,. w.. :
ParAiex3ar attention river to Criminal L az
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All work made from the, very best mate
rial, and fully warranted Prices reason
able. Parties needing anything in my lin.
will do wellto give. me;a call. .,sen
Special attention paid 10 REPAIRING
5:T': !--~2Js r;57t N. w WEARY.
Lake Street, rear Of Montgomery g. Vests
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Alden's Ready y :; vs.. s. +: f.; s H::: :;
4 binding Books, Maga.
Nlnk XII IL nl' III 7ine Papers, Music, Ser.
sS0044 0A1S00AeI mons. Manuscripts, &C.
See them ut Book Stores and N.vs Stands or send
stamp for circulars Or rs cents for sample. sayin.
where You saw this advertisement, to BRIJ uT SIDE
CO.. Manufacturers, Chicago lii.
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Cyrus W. Field aud SOD, and Rev.
DE-. sohenck, Of Brooklyn, have arrived
sn London. ,s.o.re. Z 49, ......... d..
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THE HOME Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE,

THE HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE,
The Home Shuttla Sewing Machine ha
met with universal favor, wherever intro
duced. 1t is unsurpassed asoenbining per-
lection Of operation,
Beauty and Simplicity Of Contribution, and
Duribility.
Che Scientific American, of August 18th.
1868, says OF 1t:
This invention relates to now shuttle
sewing machine and consists in 80 com.
bining with each other an oscillating shut.
tie driver, double cam feed motion, and q
slotted plate for moving the needle up and
down, that in one machine the main I'd.
vatanses Of m my different kinds Of sew.
ing machines are combined, whereby q
complete and satisfactory operation % woll
as great simplicity Of construction can b
obtained"
They are sold at about
One Half the Price
Of other frst-class machines. And in pla.
ces where the have been introduc cd. aso
taking the lead Of all others.
Those who are thinking of purchasing
will please cali and examine tho mashiHe
and its operation. MRS. P. LAMB,
1s'4s-sm st. Cloul
~
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REPUBLICAN, sx.szs. COW u1sI<sS,

The Twelfth Annual Republlc", state Conven.
ton viii b. held Mt Saint Paul, on VEIN ESDAY,
TuH TWSNTIETu DAY OF sErrEMBLK. A. b.
at 1871 At IL w. for tho pur poso nt nominating can
dtates for tho following State offices to DO filled at
the next general election, VIZ:
GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE TREASURER,
ATTORNEY GENERAL, and
TWO associate JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
Tho apportionment Of Delegates. which has been
determined upon, is based upon the Republican vote
for COngressmen In 1870, rs follows
Ono delegate for each $50 votes or major fraction
thoreof and also one for each county at large.
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STEARNs COUNTY, FAIR.

FRED. DRlSCOLL, Chu.5
J.T. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated 81. Paul. July =, 1871.
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as belonging to dangerous gang o
counterfeiters; to which, he said, Pome
roy responded as follows "That is tn
very reason why he should be appoint
ed. Make him a detective in the pen
slon bureau under pension agents
Set thief to catch thief" ,...
General Cowan remarked to the Sen
ator complaining, that it was impossi
BILE for him to convince Pomeroy tha
Carman ought not to be appointed, and
throwing the responsibility upon the
Senator, he appointed him. Secretary
Cowan stated tina: Carman had been in
his office, and shown him these printed
sketches in rhyme about different Sen
ators and Representatives whose his
tory he pretended to describe. Each
sketch had its poniard, to Withhold the
insertion of which Carman always de-
manded "hush money"
OTHER SENATORIAL VICTIMS.
Among the sketches shown General
Cowan, Senators Carpenter, Wilson
Pomeroy, Howard and Chandler had
figured as victims. The result OF this
conversation between the young Senator
and Secretary Cowan was that the lat
ter agreed that Carman should be re.
moved, and the Senator left the Interior
Department understanding that he was
removed. Since that time, and within
ten days, the Senator has learned that
Carman was reappointed. 1t is said
that upon being removed, he immed.
lately fell back upon his victim, Pom
eroy, and notified him that if he did
not have him put back, or appointed in
some other place, he would publish the
history Of the Baltimore affair; and
there is no doubt that Carman is still in
some bureau receiving pay from the gov
ernment.
Mrs. Carman and her friend Mrs.
Chant were employed in the Bureau Of
engraving and printing, George B. Nc
Cartee superintendent. They were put
there at the solicitation Of Senator
Pomeroy. That this particular place
should be selected for such women,
Known as they were by Pomeroy to be
intimate with man who is suspected
by an acting cabinet minister like Gen.
eral Cowan to belong to a gang of
counterieiters in Ohio, looks rather sus.
picious. 1t is said that ex-senator
Warner, of Alabama, has taken some
stock in this Carman's Infamous black
mailing trade; but of that l will not
speak now. Let the official record tell
the story at the proper time. 1t is a
melancholy record in our history that
twenty-one such prominent men should
be selected out and thus pursued bs a
scoundrel like Carman, and his women,
even into the Capitol, tracked in their
daily and nightly walks, frightened out
of their sleep, as Pomeroy has often
been, submitting to extortions, as he
did. and that only one Of the twenty-one
has had the manliness and moral cour-
age to expose the vile wretch. More
anon
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, October ii, 8 P. n.
after the storm calm" Thi. ex.
presses the condition Of affairs in
financial and business circles to day.
On Monday and Tuesday the stringency
in money and the fall in securities on the
Stock Exchange occupied the attention
Of business men to a large extent. To.
day matters wore a brighter aspect on
the Stock Exchange, and there was less
distress.
MONEY-Was irregular to-day,
ranging from 6 TO per cent. for cur
rency and gold interest, per annum. and
! to J per cent. per diem for govern
ment bonds. Dealers were accomo-
dated at per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Was
very weak this afternoon; for actual
business prime bankers sixty days
sterling was quoted at l0Ss@lOS4.
GOLD-Dull during the afternoon.
The latest sales were at ll4s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS -Were
weak. L. S. currency 6s at lll3@
ll2t.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October III.
FLOUR-Less active and shade
easier at Sc 5O@6 s. for superfne State;
81 1907 p for extra State; s. 30@7 45
for choice do; Sc 50G6 65 for superfne
western; s. 1907 80 for common to
good extra western; 81 35@7 Is for
choice do; 81 75@S 90 for good to
choice white wheat extra; 81 l5@
! 40 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 45
al Is for trade brands; s. 400
I 90 for common to fair extra st. Louis,
and 81 9569 % for good to choice do,
market closing heavy. Southern flour
dull, without decided change, at 81 %
as 90 for common to fair extra, and
IS 05@9 % for good to choice do.
Rye flour quiet and unchanged at a 10
as so. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and lc lower at
81 540l IS for No. 2 spring; 81 6l@
63 for winter red western; 81 65@l IS
for amber Michigan, and 81 70@l 10
for white western. Rye quiet and NOM
inally unchanged. Barley dull and un-
changed Barley malt quiet. Corn with
ont decided change at 19@Slc for west
ern mixed in store and afloat. Oats a
shade better at 53l@54c for western
and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork shade frmer
at SIS IS for mess; $40 25@lO 80 for
prime, and $ll SO tor new prime
mess. Beef quiet at 81 00@ll 90 for
plain mess; Sli Oo@l4 90 for extra do.
Beet hams dull at SIG 00@24 90.
Tierce beef unchanged at $40 OO@lSOO
for prime mess and Sl4 00@22 20 for
India do. Cut meats quiet at lO@l2c
for hams, and &c for shoulders middles
are firm. Lard quiet and steady at "
@lO.c for steam and logo for kettle
rendered =.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 10
62Oc for western, and l593Oc for
State. ...- ...
CHEEsE-Quiet at ll@13ac for
common to prime.
COTTON-Opens with only mod.
raet demand and pricesstill in buyers
favor at l9Ac for low middlings and
leIe for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Steady at l4s@
I4lc for crude and 24tc for refined.
TALLOW-Firm at s@stG stea'
| rine quiet at 9@l0ac.
WHISKY-Dull; sellers want Voc
and buyers want 940ssc.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October ii.
COTTON-Firmer; low middlings
at l9@l9lc.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged; de-
mand weak; family, ST 50@S 80.
GRAIN Wheat firm; amber, 81 u
al So red, good to prime 81 55@l 65;
common to fair, 81 40@l SO; Ohio
aud Indiana, 81 54@l So; Pennsyl,
vania 81 59@l 81. Corn unchanged
white, S0@S3c; yellow, 75@79c
mixed western, 70@75c. Oats steady
at 49c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, at $l4 so.
Bacon firm with an advancing ten
dency; shoulders Sc; rib sides, SIC
clear rib, SIC; sugar cured hams, l63G
lac. Lard firm at l0}@lO2c fol-
western.
BUTTER-At l0@22c.
WHISKY-At 81 90.
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commissioners Sale.
In Chanccry

against In Chanccly
IMPLIED Railroad Coz
.y,r.ASTTD 4 DECREE MADE AND
b '.,,'.-r..I m the above entitled cause, on
-" ''.y Of July, ISL, the undersigned
Ia o.. .. 70 sell at public auction, at the
t...- of the SQUIRT House OF ohio
Do. Wp>i Virginia, AZ 10 o'clock, y. NJ,
~ ,rAl. November 18th, ISL, the fol-
o.. property, situate in said county,
- ~ ~: AL the ground OF the said
I.uli.DurG south OF the northern
. .l, sad Company's railroad, where
.,..l located through the farm of the
ry,d TaOrnburg, in Ohio county,
=. l.-,uja. To the centre OF the National
mi bounded on the east and west by
49,, Of the said David Ihornburg's
on, 0fSale-One-third cash in hand, or
,,ya,rr sum as the purchaser may
D nav; a credit Of six and twelve
=, IN the residue, each OF the deferred
wrq,> bearing interest from the day
- and 10 be secured 10 the satisiac-
D.. lie undersigned. The title will be
,.-. uull! the purchase money is fully
Clio. y. DAVENPORT,
Special Commissioner.
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PublIc Sale.

,,osr THE ESTATE OF JOHN
-. .' ~ deceased, will, on FRIDAY,
A. ~ ~ III. on the premises, proceed
Ly I,,, ~, Of 20 acres lying two miles
. = 'I."f I,ameron, Marshall county, w.
.s',' ,.s>l under cultivation, with good
go. Ean,,, barn, and all necessary out
,", Two good orchards will b. sold
-, In.< 10 suit purchasers. Also,
T.. ; %. 81, -. made known on day OF sale.
.--,iI.i hurley, Administrator.
With the will annexed.
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,VIANDFOR TAXES

,,InFRsIGNED, SHERIFF OF
/. ~ ~ of Ohio, will, on the first
Is coN um,SS term OF the Circuit Court,
me III y, ~ the front door OF the Court
. c9aH';,' mrocecd 10 sell all the lands
/ ,4 !r.i;1i'Irnt, for the non-payment OF
] de. .hF ye,rs 1867 and 100, which
rt .n NJ, interest and damages due
WI, .I .''N ,rrcitied in list thereof,
p. . Nv. 'front.' door Of the said Court
. III '. ..,i.h list special attention IS
p. - "'''' X. 5. BLOWN,
o.. Sheriff.
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For Sale.

Is Nos. l,2,3, 4, ), 6, s., ., 10, II, II, ID,
3D. j and Ii in square No. ., in the sub
IN Of the Joseph Caldwell estate
'rl - the old Sawmill property. Also.
Nn> and in square No. IL, situated
- vs. SIDE of Bolton street and imRe-
! IN he rear of Mrs. Hays residence,
nr,o.j low by
l.. G.. HUGHES,
Estate Agent, Office on Chapline, be-
First and second streets. Sep2
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For Sale.

YELLING HOUSE OK CHAPLINE
>..ry,. Centre Wheeling. II not previ-
: I'D, my dwelling house situate on
p" street, near FIRST, will ION SAT
Al. lnr l4th day of October, at ~
q. A.M.} BE- offered at public sale, at
q, door Of the Court House OF OHIO
IS. - the highest bidder.
-Uuc-lhlrd cash, balance in equal
.-G:,, at SIX, twelve, eighteen and
y..Jur months, with interest at six
ut. Sale positive. "
= IHOMAS =. CAMPBELL.
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For Sale.

,orFISE PRODUCING LAND
ANN ~, ~ county, West Virginia, three
. Mg' ne river, at the mouth OF Proc
:, rom 'm nv 10 acres, nearly 2O0 OF which
raia.h .mT.'iiyation. Price $1,000; 5000
Gadc.! 80 in easy payments, by
20. Ia."i''' W. v. HOGE & BRO.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.
Building Lot For Lease.

HE LUTHERAN CHURCH LOT,
0!nrr Fourth and John streets, will be
'r manufacturing, dwelling. or mer-
- purposes Apply TO GEORGE w.
.NER, GEO. 7. ZlMMER, or HENRY
lNAPP, Trustees OF the English Luth-
glurch. sep9
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OK " g LELINli.

FRANKLIN lNbU AANUE 20,
OK WHEELING.
CAPITAL, sN|e,OO".
DIRECTORS:
Saml Mcclellan, George McnGS.,
+. III Logan. IhuS. L. ShallCICsS,
q; ". FT.uEAC!ln. j. y. Vance,
J. u. Hobs, Michael keiu.,
Louis &. Siiicl.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
a successful business, Is still prepared iO
take risks al fair rates on buildings OiHli
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStHD-
li>nm"UlS, Furniture, Steamboats, anu Car
goes ON the Western Rivers ana Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
mcnts To Farmers, whereby they can b"
insured ON Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, Tor three or fiNe years nj reduced
rates. Tins OcIng state Company, with
THE LARGEST CASII CAPITAL
paid III and surplus of any company In The
State ANA composed of some ninety-iUIr
stock holders, most OI whom are among our
best business lut u, recommends itSeii 10 iiIt
favorable cons alteration oi the inSuTinR pub
lie, amt sOICIiS incII patronage. AppIlC.s-
tiUns for Insurance Will b" promptly at
tended To IA their office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through
out the STATE.
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
{. ". COEN, Secretary.
4. l.. WILEY General 4 ont f""A
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

,,rD LOTS, II AND IS, IN
>rNBEtihfinn the Eighth ward. These
,,aare j., ~ Immediately north Of the
!. ire sitrHV;gi Hills, in a coed location for
IS .. THoS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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SundrieS.

SUndries.
ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER,
II Alspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Nader, tx
tract OF Logwood. Alum, Copperas, Blue
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards, Soaps
OF all kinds, Candles, Moulds and Star;
Nails, all lies; Window Glass, Matches,
Stogie Cigars, Tips, Snuff, Backing, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Irvine, Paper Irvine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale al lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which will have our prompt atten-
ton.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

London, graduate nom one y. the most em-
iuvut Colleges in the United States and the
greater par, of whose lie has been spent IN
the hospitals OF London, Paris Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some Oi the most
aston hing cures that were ever known
Many trOu6lvd with ringing In the hcad
ami ,slTs when asleep, great Nervousness.
being alarmed al sudden sounds, h,Ahiui'
Hess, with ircqueut blushing, attended SOME
TIMES with arrangement of mind, were cured
immediately.