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Tribute Of EscSDcct.
HALL or SIGMA NJ FRATERNI'

HALL or SIGMA NJ FRATERNITY,l
October S, lS7.. {
RESOLUTIONS OF CHAPTER No. l.-Whcrcas II
has pleased the Almighty Director of human affairs
to remove from his earthly home HENRY BRID-
GERS. our brother i'll the bonds of friendship
therefore be 1t
E.solrcd. ]. That while we most deeply mourn
his Joss both To our fraternity, Of which he was Il
fht.iu and consistent member, and to his family,
we bow ourselves III humble resignation To The will
OF Him who girct and takcth away, and hope that
He iii his Wisdom ana mercy has only removed this
star from the " heaven OF our lives - TO make ii
glow more brightly III !e celestial vault.
=. hat we do offer our most sincere syInpathca
To his ber"avcd ia,n!ly. deprived at Of staif
which might well support them in the vicis5it;,dcs
uf Coming years. alid one whose youth and aticc-
uonItc disposition and hieh-toncd character lmitst
have rendered him in"Npresslbly dear to those who
were brought Into such intimate association the
ties Of Il son aud brother ncceSsitated.
). That we. members Of the Sigma Nu'Fratcrrity.
will cherish with fond affection the memory Of
OR deceased brother. striving in lives initiate
his virtues and profit by his bright example and In
death 10 leave behind us name as Eouorcd and be-
loved.
!. Chat wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days.
s. That Il copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the family OF the deceased, aud also that they be
published in the Richmond Dispatc. aud Cadet
utguEiae. w VI. WALTON,
g. T. CgUlIr,
Q. +. SMITH,
J. L. BARRON,
t',,,,tIt tfna
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RELIGIOUS MEErING.-Thc Society OF
Friends closed their laii-ycar,S IN 'ctin- in
this city Yesterday. At H." public meeting
for worship OH sunday amon" the speakers
were }lc,srs. john Il. Crcn>aw and samuel
II. ,I"ucs. and Miss Anna Hare. The I,liSi-
ness OF the meeting was concluded Ncatcr-
day. I'll" usual queries were read and SUM-
m3ric> made Of tn" answers from tic differ
rnt monthly meetings to be forwarded to
the yearly meeting. which convcnc& in Bal
GiHiorc som" tine during the latter part oi
dir tn"nth. III" following. gentlemen Wcr"
appointed t" represent Virginia III thai meet
in--ViI., NcS>r>. John j. rrrn+haw, Xach'-
reh Doyle. Joel Cook. ;. ii. Jones, aud s.
Ii MiM.lnN
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attempted Federal Persecution
Banked

GoLDsBoRo', n. c., October 7.-To-day
fifty citizens of Pitt county were brought to
this place i'll charge of Deputy Marshal
Franks, and taken before United States Com
missioner Robinson, on the charge of OBJ
Structn% United states Commissioner Cox
aud Deputy United States Marshal Roach in
the discharge Of their official duties. After
Il long and patient hearing the cases were
dismissed by Commissioner Robinson, who
characterized the charges as contemplate.
While the citizens arrested cannot but feel
thankful that they found a United States
Commissioner who would give them fair
trial, they cannot but regret that men like
Cox and Roach disgrace the Government of
the United States and prove a source Of an
noyancc and sometimes of terror to the un-
offending people Of the country.
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About Fraudulent Naturalization.

PHILADELPHIA, October AT il special
session Of the Supreme Court to-day Judges
Strong, McEeirnau, and Cadwalader, Oh
the bench, the following question, growing
out of the report that fraudulent natliializa-
ton papers were in existence, was pro-
pounded:
"Wheiher. when in the event of man
offering to vote upon naturalization papers
purportng 10 have been issued cut OF the
proper Office in Philadelphia, which paper Is
known to be fraudulent, either IN conse-
qucnce of the applicant not having been IN
the country more than few months, or in
consequence Of his not having been to Phlla.
dclphia during that time, the Deputy Unlted
States Marshal can arrest such person, SO
offering or endeayoring to vote upon them,
and take him before the United States Com
missioner"
Judge Strong. the other judges concur,
ring, said: "The Sth section OF the act oil
Congress Of February 26th, 1871, Geines
very clearly the duty OF marshals and depn-
ty marshals, and know OF 10 authority IN
this court by which can instruct them."
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RlCHMoxD posr-OFFICE OCTOBER c.
Life Insurance Company of Virginia, Peters
burg, Va; Mrs. p. I. Jones, Jenning's Crdi-
nary, Nottoway, Va; Rev. Thomas Holtz-
man, Washington, Rappalannock county,
Va; Gaybil| Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa. /;
Miss w. Z. Z. (2l, Box l3l, Richmond, Va;
A. j. Vaughan, Eldorado, Culpeper county,
Va. Andrew, Or,lway & Green. Richmond,
Va; J. X. Marchent, Freeport, Va; Sophia
Anderson, Nat Welsor postotlice; Mrs. DR..
Carter, care of Il. Barton Haxall, Gordons-
vile, Va. =. NJ. Stone, -; d. P.S.; Miss
Mtria Homes, care OF Mrs. karr, Caroline
county; Miss Williamson.
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Fatal Locomotive Explosion.

BALTIMORE, October Mr.. Sharpe, act
ing master OF transportation on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, gives tie following
facts relative to al accident at 1880 y. M.,
Saturday, ut FrankvjlIe. OH the seventeen
mile grade, eight and = half miles west OF
Piedmont. W. Va: Locomotive No. ID, at
tacIcd to freight train, exploded her boiler,
killing the engineer, kces Lackey, and the
fireman, John Duckworth, and injuring
brakeman Lynch so severely that he has since
died. \ watclman standing by was scalded,
but not dangerously. The explosion Is un-
accounted for, Us the engine had been failing
for steam and was taking side track to allow
other trains TO pass by.
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Police Court, NOSpAY-Jus''cc William
Hal Cre'r r'esidtng.-Thc following cases
We're disposed of:
Ellis Abrams and IT. Jacobs, charged with
fighting in the street. Fined 81 EACH
Rchecca Chandler, charged with being
drunk and using obscene language in the
street Sent down to JAIL
Clement $. Owen (coorcd), charged with
a>SaUltin@ and showing John 4. Porter
out of his door; and John +. Porter, charged
with trcspassng on the premises Of and
abusing Clement Owen. Dismisscd-mat-
ter for civil action.
Ralph Robertson and Edmonia Robertson
(colorcd). charged with threatening to as
Sault and beat Emma Willis. Fined s.
each.
Henry and Emma Willis (colored), charged
with asSauting and threatening 10 beat the
wife Of Henry Wells and her children.
Henry discharged Emma fined 81.
Gcorgianna Walker, Julia Robinson, Mary
j.. Atkins, Samuel Holam (colorcd), charged
with Keeping IN ill-governed house OF ill
ittme. Gcorgianna sent on to the Grand
Jury. and lie rest discharged.
phili> Grandy and Julia Lewis (colorcd),
charged with keeping an ill-g1vcrncd and
diSofdcrly house Of evil fame. Continued TO
18th instant.
Lacy Melton, charged with keeping dis
orderly house. Continued TO 18th instant.
Martha Ford and Mary Fletcher (colored),
CHARGED With keeping an ill-goTcrnod house.
Continued 10 18th instant.
Laura Ellison (colorcd), charged with keep
ing an il-goycrned house. Continued to
18th instant.
Walter j. Hudnall (colored), charged with
assaultng and threatening to knock Marg;l-
ret IIutlual in the head. Discharged.
Margaret Lee (colorcdl, charged with as
saulting and abusing Walter }. HudnAll.
Fined -.
Mike sullivan. charged with being drunk
and usiAg proianc language in the street
Fined -.
Victoria and Isabella Ford, charged with
keeping 4 discrdcrly house and creating Il
disturbance on The street, We're required to
give security in the suin Of 800 for three
months.
Martha Jane hell (colored}, charged with
being drunk aud disord"vIy i'll the street
Fined :.
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tS Gather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October Over Michigan
and the lower lakes, northcrly TO westerly
winds, increasing pressure and cooler and
clearer weather, extending by Tuesday to
thc entire Ohio valley and over the Middle
states. For New England, southcry to
westerly winds, threatening weather and
rain tonight, clearing on Tuesday. From
Tennessee southwark to the Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts, continued cloudiness tonight
with northerly to westerly winds and occa-
slonal rain on the coast. There are some in
dications of Il storm in the Eastern Gulf.
For the Mississippi valley and eastward to
OHIO and Northern Georgia, clearing and
cooler weather.
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EARMrrs AND nEorERs BANK.1

u ~
This is to certify that there is now on deposit in
this bank OVER HALF \ MILLION Of DOL
LARS to the credit of the Gift Concert Fund, FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of which is
held by this bank us treasurer OF Tie Public Library
Of Kentucky to pay oil al gifts to be awarded al the
drawing. r. :. VEECII, Cashier.
Hon. JOIN EARBEE. Manager OF the Royal nisu-
rance Company. Liverpool. aud Colonel Jli.soN L.
JOHNSON, Proprietor Of the Gait House, VIII act as
Il, committee on the part OF the trustees 10 take
charge OF the tags before the drawing, count them.
place them in tle wheel and personally see tilae
corresponding number, Tor all the tic kets sold go
mo the wheel. After the drawing Is over inc
Of 4 committee on the part Of the rckct-ho!dcrs 10
satisfy themselves whether I'LL the tickets sold were
Hind children. in full View of the audience, sill
alternately draw the tags from one OF ti!c glass
wheels and the gifts belonging 10 them from the
other. and lhe official record Of the drawing thus
different hanks in The city The drawing viii bc pub
ishc'! in the Louisville papers and New ork ier-
Louisville 20 whGm tickets have been sent by letter.
The remnant Of tickets yet unsod will bc furni>i.
cd 70 those who first apply for them and rs general
4 distribution o! them will be- made ainoHS agents Us
their limited number VIII permit.
NO AGENT WILL BE PERMITTED on ANY
ACCOUNT WHATEVER TO HOLD OR SELL
4 TICKET FOR THE MANAGEMENT AFTER
THE 25Tu OF NOVEMBER, 1872.
This possponement has been made bv advice OF
the Trustees with ll!c sole object OF the real benefit
of both the tickct-hodcr and the Public Library,
and all concerned may rest perfectly assured that
tie positive ana taal programme here announced
viii bc carried ont 10 the letter
THOMAS Z. BRAaILETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Branch Office GG9 Broadway, New York, in charge
OF Major THOMAS Fl. HAYS.
oc .-t!2t.iw2 III GwcOw2t
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GcGr~iN EscrfsOn.

SAVANNAH, October T.-RcportS from addi-
tional counties continue 10 swell the Demo
cratic majority, Which, from present indies
ticnS, will be $4,000.
The Radicals have been hunting up wit
ncSSeS to make alfiliayits that they were pre-
vented from voting. So far two negroes
have been found TO swear, and warrants have
been Issued for the arrest Of one magistrate
and one i,rccholdcr under the enforcement
act.
ATLANTA, October I.-Onc hundred and
eleven counties haye been heard from. Only
seven Of them have given Radical maiGritics.
Tie one hundred and eleven counties give
Smith DcmocraD a minority Gf 50,322.
counties are still to he heard
from. and they will still further increase
smiths majority.
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E'HE GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
$500, 600 IN BANK TO PAY PRIZES.
,r-ur ND N Sirr!T
GIFT MONEY ALL Up.
4 FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

The GRAND GIFT CONCERT. for the hcnct, Of
the Public Library uf Kentucky. Is postponed I"
SATURDAY TIE TI OF DECEMBER. for tn"
following reasons:
|. III" Failure IF certain agents In make returns In
time FOR the iriwin" I" tax" l'!tre September -.
.. The accumulation nf orders dul!n@ ihc last few
,iavs 10 such IN extent that II was not possible TO Ill
them and hayc The drawing on the 2,iil.
:. The generally expressed desire ui iicEc-ll"l-
ers that ian ,r;wing' might DC had Cvcn ii II made
Il short postpou"iucpi necessary.
j. TIL, belief NJ the management that hy Il Short
uosipunclu"nt The remnant Of unSod tickets car
tc ii posed Of. .i!d al ih. piHc- pai IN iu With
out llc ucr.ssjtvu! any prn rL't st''li;lS down.
For these reasons. colt lied vii, tlic earnest desire
"a l:cutlii the Public Linrry hE larger balance AMI
the ticf, ltCicr, hy iarGtr gifts, the culrcrt an
distribution have been p"sircuca 10 SATURDAY
the 7th Of December. !.72. On that t'AE ana y"
other tue drawing will p"sivcl? and uncg'rvoctl!y
come oil in IL" great ,li of lll" l','ic Library
building, bCgiunlIgS at precisely I O'Clock Il. Vi,
nm; continue ;Iuli9 TIE whole OF the one thousand
gifts are awarded.
Ihc payment Of the gifts will lcgn the Third day
after the drawing aud continue for six months, IN
current funds. hy the Farmers aud Drnrcrs i;aik
or hy -!gili ,l.it upon III" Fourth National Eauh.
Ecy; York, al the "pilcn ut the gilt tiGkct-huicr5
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GRAND MAss.MgErING IN OLD-MApKrr
SouAEE.-To-morrow evening the Conserva-
'!yes III cid jefferson Ward and Others in the
city will turn out In force 4: y O'Clock for
grand rally and mass-meeting in Old-Market
square. The occasion will doubtless De q
most interesting one, aud in every way
success, as it will be under the auspices of
Old Dominion Club Of Jefferson Ward. 4
Greeley and Brown flag will be unfurled to
fhc breeze, and interesting addresses will be
delivered. The names Of Judges Ould and
Crumr. Colonel Joseph Mayo, Mr.. W. s.
Gilman. Mayor Kelley, and perhaps Hon.
John h. Baldwin. of Staunton. are sufficient
guaaniy for the success of the affair. Each
Of these gentlemen will address the meeting.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, October 7.--AIoney stringent
at Lie TO commission. Sterling, los. Gold,
112} to 1l25. Governments barely steady :;
Sis, 115i; 69s, 115j GAS, same; G5's, same ;
new, 1l43; 6I'S, 1l43; 6s's, same; 1c-lVs.
107i. States dull and dtirm-Tennessee's, 12t :;
new, 724. Virginia's, a; new, 48; consols,
30 deferred. 15s. Louisana's, 80; new,
4s. Lcvce's, 50; s's, GO. Ahbama's, go ;
is, 60. Georgia's, 70; rs, SC. North Caro-
lina's, 50; new, Is; special tax, IL. South
Carolina's, 40; new, %; April and October,
23I.
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THE PioSEFR 'iErST CoMrASY.--A chlrtcr
Of incorporation granted hy Judge G"org"
Blow. oi the Circuit Court Of the city ui
Portsmouth, 81 tie Pioneer Trust CompUly
ilis lHcn lodged in the Ollie" OF the Secretary
Of III" Commonwealth for record. The
comprny is allowed by it. c!larter TO trails
port freight and passengers on the -itanlic
coast ;iirl 10 do Other business. The capital
stock is hot to be less than 22D 900 nor more
than 100000, divided into shares Of 81 ,0o0
each. The pFincilr,I otlice Is to be located
in tlC city q! Portsmouth. Officers for the first
yra": President. John I. Hill: Secretary
anl Treasurer. ". II. Nurdlueh. Director: :
+. &. Chic, Charles L. Icatman. J. L. Pen
dtiNn, J. /. Hiil. and v. II. MurdNngh.
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Excitement In Washington and Else
where Over tlsa Elections To-,lay

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.j
WASHINGTON, October 7.-'rnere is great
excitement and wide speculation here to-day
over the Pennsylvania and the other State
elections tomorrow. The Administration j.
By no means as sanguinc lis they Were last
week. Their strikers still send dispatches
here predicting safe majoritics for the Radi-
cal ticket, but their figures have fallen heavily
within the last three days.
Private dispatches from Philadelphia to-
night say there is Il fearful state of excite
mcnt in that city, and it is hourly increasing
Each party is determined to bring out its
fullest vote tomorrow. rIMOy.
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Political Discussion in Aex,uston.

Especial telegram to the DisratclI
LExINGToN. VA. October 7.--R. \. Cog
bill. Conservative clcctor fer this district,
and J. II. Rivcs, Radical assistant elcctor,
had Il discussion here to-day. CogbiIl fairly
skinned bis opponent, and stirred up the
Conservatives of Rockhridge TO fever heat.
Mr. Whitehead, candidate for Congress, also
made al able speech. Preparations were
made to-day for a lively canvass from this
time out. A good account may be expected
from this county on the 9TH Of November.
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THE AUGUSTA CovSTY FAlR.-Thc fifth
annual exhibition Of the Augusta County
Fair will be held ut the Fair Grounds, near
Staunton, on the 10th, 10th, and 18th instant.
Executive Committee: john Is. Baldwin,
W. \. Burke. and +. W. Baylcy. Superin-
tcndcnt Perry will run Il special train from
to Staunton during the fair,
leaving GordonSrille at A. Nj. and, retllril-
iny, leaving Staunton ut 4.30 2. NJ.
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HAVE IT ALWAYS AT HAND-Accidcuts will
happen in the best regulated families. and for this
reason among many others the MCsTASt; LINEaESr
Sion find place In the cupboard of every house
hold. III all the world there Il nothing comparable
to 1t rs an application for cuts conirlslons burns
sasms, aud scaids, and when every other prcpara-
tion that medical ingenuity suggest has failed to
afford relief In rheumatism, neuralgia sore throat
gEindnlar swelingi, muscular contractions. cramps
too'hache, &c, this powerful anti-inlnmmatory and
pain-ticstroyng agent Immediately assungcs n
sufferers agony and eventually accompishcs ratll-
cal cure. Probably there IS not connosscur in
horse-ncsh or IN amateur horscman In the land who
does not know either froy personal observation or
reports that the MUSTANG LISIMENT Is the su-
prcnc remedy for al external diseases and injuries
OF the horse.
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y krHAwAN AcCirh%T.--Nn SATURDAY,
mornir. hur>r attached to one of the Weed
>cWU%-raac'lIneW wagons icr!i fright on ::rycll-
lccuih street from the whistle Of Il locomu-
live and Itn away. The wagon WAS pretty
we'll Siua>hod and the harness tern to pieces.
\ little daughter Of Nr. Berry, who lives at
No. 1906 Marshall street, was run over but
very slightly injured. Manager Granville,
Of the scWingl!achine Company, called ini-
mcdi;tely on the father OF the child. and
medical aid was summoned by him. \, last
accounts the little girl WAS doing well.
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ANOTHER RuNAwAY.-A horse attached to
wagon belonging TO one OF the sewing
machine agents took fright on Broad street
about noon Yesterday aud rain some distance
UP Tie street. bringing up IN q passage lead
iug up to hail on Broad street near the
corner Of Second. The body of the animal
had passed through the doorway. but thu.
size OF the vehicle rlrcluaiIy stopped his
progress. and he was Il good deal injured
when at last rescued. There We're three
pcrson> in the wagon, 4 gentleman and lady
aud il negro boy, Ill of whom jumped out
and sustained no injuries.
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From San Francisco.

S,s Francisco, October 7.--Thrcc COM
panies of United States soldiers, supported
by friendly Indians, killed forty and wounded
aud captured many refractory sayages in
Arizona.
The Arizona diamond fields are pre-
uounccd i fraud by returning miners.
Mount Munniloa Is crupting.
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AHSIvERSARY >EEM"N.--teT. J. J.. Bur-
rows, u. H.. delivered his eighteenth annual
sermon at the First Baptist church on sun
day morning. from EccIcSi;iStics lst chapter
and 18th verse. The statistical changes re-
cited hy the pastor in detail showed that the
additions to the membership of the church
during tie year Were 56; the dimlnution,
53--l7 oy death. Present number OF CON-
mllnCaltS. $40.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Jordan Simmons
Il cuorcd man, who works with Brannon Il
Iiaggerty, contractors OF the Church Hill
tunnel, was going up Main street Oil his way
from church sunday night, he WAS struck by
Il Slung->hot ut the corner Of Eighth, and So
severely injured that hc had to be carried to
4 physician to have lis wounds dressed. lie
WAS robbed OF eight dollars
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R2,o,iy EcWc.i Indicted for the Murder
o. Clark

W.s!iNGroS. October 1.-The case of J..
Y. Fcwcl commenced at Brentsvillc to-day
by the grand jury tndins true bill. Mcssrs.
Henry 4. Wise Ii. \. ilcnilce, and II. c.
Sinclair represented tie Commonwealth, and
General rEppa Hunton, William IL. Payne,
aud Judge II. W. Thomas appeared for the
defence. On motion OF the defence the case
was continued till the next term OF the
County Court.
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EALTIMORE n1.pKErs

BALTIMoRE, October Flour dull and nm.
changed. Wheat dull and lower Corn dali and
lower; southern, 67a75c.; yellow, Cs0dac. Osis
hrm;. southern, 430t45c.: western white, A@4sc.
Rye quiet at Ts@s"c: Provisions quiet. Fork,
losteloic. cear-rib sides, lOi0i0,c. Baeon-Shoui-
tlers, st-tc. rib sides. ltc clcr-rib sides, Ii3c.
smgar-curco hams, 2l9g2ac. Lard. S!6dsic. Western
buter-Choice roll, q. Whisxey, a3as3ic.
Virginia consoIs, SGT. West Virgnia's Is. North
Caroliua.s, old. 20. Bids,
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~ JOB PRINTISG.--We call the attention Of NOR
chants clerks Of couT:3, slerii!s, lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal oliccrsanl agents, and all Others
having orders FOR printing. to the facilities offered a
the DISPATCH PEISTitG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of JoB
rGIHTING. We can furnish at short notice CARDS
Bill-IIcads Letter-iIcas Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Tamd-iiilla, Catalogues,
f;lllS nf Fare. Sh0w-BiliG. Checks, Drafts. &C., &C.
Sc. Satisfaction guaranteed
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COUNTRY MERCHAETs--We advise you not to
go North for Your hats this fall. Why not buy them
here? T. WEIsIGER & Co. have splendid line of
new and fashionable hats. and we know they cannot
be undcrsoll anywherc. Try them.
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AMERICAN HoTEI.-Mr. J. NJ. Snblett, the
well known holcl-keeper, lately OF the spots
wood. has retilted, renovated, and furnished
tie American Hotel, ut the corner OF Main
and Twelfth streets, and invites public pa
tronage. Mr.. sublett's reputation as hote-
keeper il so extensive that lie needs no com"
incubation from us.