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THE AMERICUS BALL.
Immense Gathering of the Beauty and Fashion
Of Phiadephia-The Great Social Event OF
the Season.

Immense Guthcr1n& oil Inc beauty and Fashion
Of PhiIadeIphia-Thc Great Social Event OF
the Season.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1872,
The Americas Club bali, the event OF the season
in Philadelphia occurred ut the Academy Of Music
tonight 1t has been the boast Of this club in
former years that their annual balls were in point
of numbers, style ana general excellence the affair
par excellence OF the year, ana their boast has
not been without foundation. This year the Grand
Dukes ball stirred them to renewed EFFORTS.
1t was the intention OF the committees to surpass
that grea. event. and in particulars they have
succeeded. Floral decorations, blooming ex0tics
ana evergreens were supplied with a lavish hand,
shedding radiant beauty and filing the vast audi
forum with "a delicate perfume whose fragrance
stole upon the senses ana ed the air with the very
essence or Flora's choicest gifts. There were more
people present than there were at the Dukes ball
and the absence OF all formality lent additional
charm 10 the occasion. The singing birds
OF Tanmany and their golden cages were not
this AFFAIR." but the crash Of the music from Beck's
Hassler's, Sentzc's and McCurgs bands filled the
hall with melody that answered all the purposes
VI the peasure-seekng throng.
AT nine O'Clock Inc grand orchestra, under the
leadership OF Professor Hasser, struck up Asner's
Poonalse March. The floor was quickly filled with
AmerIcuses ana their fair charges, and the ball was
fairly opened. Every seat IN the upper circle was
filed with representative beauties OF the Quaker
CITY, accompanied by their guardians ana the
scene from The improvised flower garden az the
rear OF the stage was al once beautiful and brilliant,
There were about six Thousand people present,
among them leading repr esentatives or the bar ana
learned professions. II was after eleven O'Clock
before the guests ceased to ARR ve and the faintest
streak Of day dawn was Visible ere the door closed
upon the last unwilling departure.
The Amerlcus club still lives In Phliadelpnia, al.
dust The claws Of It's tiger bunted, aud Its "Boss'
living proof Of the results OF idlrected ambition.
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Yarmouth Ms, owned Jan l. 1874 steamers 80 ships,
% barks brG 2s brigantnes and 100 27
vessels measuring 95ls2 tons being increase
year of 45l4 tons, besides 1927 tons sold and lost
Marine Disasters.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan s-The National line steamship Spain,
which sailed from Liverpool the 9th York,
lost the fan her put back this port
arrived this morning
BRIG SARAH PETERS, before reported ashore at Body
Island, has gone to pieces.
ashore 7tn inst one mile east OF Race Point Light.
S,9 ire bar en- Of sp S Co.,
yoSa ae he Weather she
of assorted merchandise arrived at Newcastle, Nh the
BEEN ashors on odornes Point, POI
scBR MARION schooner reported ashore
s. Norfolk she
bly, be got on without injury
scHR PRATT. before reported abandoned was taken
II tow 9 BY the e. ysss ss, % EEea but went
SIN
work upon her. and she would probably be got Oft.
scmsFW allen, OF DennIsvie was passed near Cross
schr Onward, of Nantucket
soHR RocxpoRr, from New Haven for 81 John, NIB, At
port NIB Of the crew, knocked overheard by the
main boom and was lost
scHR vENus-Easport, Me, Jan s-The schr Venus lost
all her $ night ns Gap e
found had gone adrt with two men and one pas
u
60 In search of her,
souR I'M FITZPATRICK, from Philadelphia for Ports.
mouth while living anchor In Vineyard Haven narbor
night inst into by schr Lucy Corswell OF
ed The lost foresa, jibboom. head gear foretop-
m NN carried OF main rigging. Both
will have repair before proceeding.
scHR SARAH MARIA-The Rocklani (Me) Free Press
says The fate Of schr Sarah Nara (o Rockland Captain
Mssca which left New York the 5h 9th OF December
before reported mssng) settled. vessel bearing the
number and marks OF the Sarah Maria dscov
cred inside Of Bartles Reef the morning OF The 9Th of
December bottom up Owing to the heavy sea was some
found that her stem gone and only by her num-
Der and tonnage marks that she could be identified She
drifted ashore and remains near Goshen
Point, about SIX miles from New London ground
10 hope that any OF the constituted the crew of the
unfortunate vessel escaped her destruction.
HAvRR. Dec 19The A de Rudder, Bouon arrived here
from Carmen on the 2lst Now In lat NJ Ion w took Oh
from Dublin for Providence with ron vessel
being at the time disabled stated
had been In that condition for ~ The master Sayer
OF the Cleaner refused TO his vessel and left
board.
HALIFAX, Ms, Jan 6-Thc crew OF the abandoned bark
Hbernia are sale. The Hiberna was anchored on Seal
Island vaerlogred and the had gone ashore During
the night the vessel went adrft w
from cruise OF the coast Thursday evening having IN tow
scbf Ida Nay 81 New York. which Was fallen WITH g ancnof
on boars Head The exhausted needed Adj ana
had noed signal Of distress The spsedwe rspo, sr
no assistance, the sea being verv heavy scnr nougn s
mond ashore a. Hampton Beach, lays IN an easy POSITION
and VIII probably to got OF II the seq does NOS increase
sUNKRN WRECK BosToN BAy-Capt Cummisky, OF
s ss:pssa Sss, So : e PS e ms
lached supposed belong 70 brig Of about yoQ toms
hAvns been egns Were song nne 9e2A - les sshs ~
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the latter place delivered by request course Of medical
VI
sard beds ana surgeons and assistant
which nanfss.sd themselves during General Ketchum:
he read e Dr. s %
death Of kschum was the res, Of natural causes and he
The experience thai he had had be could i%ms
IL $
ss s
Ss s brain and nd Ha nS
sctly alike neither any Of cersbrospna
Ss as e. ne
IN he ss oss S ss $
cuson above mentioned Or McClurg then undertook 70
sns esSSs
nI rne %Sp Legal S1. wRAseLse
ns. anS Of @ e The si w.t.
e., rs *, , ps:s
should be allowed TO 60 on and state upon what facts DO
Mr. Steele COMMENDED the defence had tight % examine
ne.s M s Of mat
Listen sasIr.y different sSs
70 on IN his ana give bis reasons for his con-
ask a 81
hs n ss % IT,
child with pain in its stomach concluson 70 which
he ON ~SsS s
Of semum "and not bad remedy said The witness 49,. 10
applied ice head and the patient got better me ice
should have removed The Ice. It is principle
Of practice when treatment has been commenced that
continued Dr. NcClurg came to the conclusion
tha, General Ketchu%s first simple der1nss%s nj
spinal menngs The wness stated that there was an un.
cham 81 syTptoms In General case when
emec poisoning, among which he cited where
taken Internally, and twenty grains Of tartar enec 70
be made into O plaster and used externally. The
patient swallowed the Tartar emec and applied the caome
10 the form OF plaster In this the symptoms were re-
the stand at three O'Clock, when the Court adjourned
cal testimony the defence VIII by Wednesday
night. number Of witnesses have been summoned 70
prove character but Is understood that the State will
admit that the character Of the accused has, prior to the
charge been above be expected that all ne
be expected the will gwen the jury during the
carly part of next week.
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TO look or 10 rest after the fatigue Of dancing.
The boxes were filled with elegantly attired ladies'
dfscernIbe many OF tile cite or our city. One OF
the lower pr0scenium boxes was reserved for the
invited guests. In this were large number OF the
idence artillery and other Eastern military or.
carnations, between whom ana the members OF
the Twenty-second strong feeling OF friendship
exists. These military visitors were most hospita-
BY entertained, and expressed themselves greatly
pleased with their evenings amusement. the
music was furnished by the excellent band OF The
regiment. and tempting supper was served from
eleven to two O'clock Dancing was continued
until an early hour this morning. The lwentv-
second have every reason to be pleased with the
success Of their reception.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8, 1879.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Hssre Ha,ias with m%ss and psssense
sns e The sss na fer the
coal r.>
@ e sma ass
Had strong sW gale. most a az the passage
and passsnsers. e Mallory l Co. ~ WV ''''
Inlet Is hours with mdss ana to Murray Ferris
Co. 9Th .s HssTas e hearing sw miles DIS
larboard quarter above water cQNld make the full
ps sas
By %ss q S s %
arrived here 9Th inst: before reported .r ~ "
sss ans Kns 70 DO with
Steamship Regulator freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse
bark Arcada Nor Elarep, Cardiff q DAVIS with railway
weaher was days west of Bermuda with strong northcry
r Bari Gsn..u. ss with
he
rect or n s. s
So. NOyig Palermo; SO days With frpI,
Weather the e:s four days,
4 * j. .ss3 s so S;s II:
BIls Eva Johnson Johnson Savannah. la days, with
schr Harmon Curtis Curtis Brunswick Ca IS days. with
s9sGs 81 ,ss
lands during SW lost of deck load OF shingles
Schr Harris Phillips Georgetown, DO, for Providence.
IN inst at AN vessel missed stays and went ashore
assistance of the Coast Wreckng Company, without
ing any damage.
Scbr Maria Elizabeth, soper, Virginia
Schr Rebecca Knight Bartlett, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse, Bos ton for New York with
mdse. to II Dimock
Brig James Crosby. Boston for New York.
schr Evelyn. Burger Stamford for New York
Schr Agnes, Kenyon, Providence for New York.
Schr Almra, Hagerman, Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg New York for Portland.
Schr Alligator, McGregor, Hoooken for Boston.
Schr Catawamteak Lord, New York for Boston.
Schr Freddie L Porter, Small Philadelphia Tor Eastern
port.
Schr VIM MAILER. Crowley, Ezabethport for Boston.
Schr Mary Cuffe. Gormanby, New York for Cow Bay,
Schr Bertha Souder, Wooster, New York for Boston.
Scnr Henrietta, Try0n, Weehawken for New Haven
schr David Curre Norton Port johnson for Providence
Schr Nellie II Benedict, Ellis New York for Boston,
schr J Bentley, Burnel, New York for New Hagen.
Schr 81 Gurncy Quincy Port johnson for New Haven.
Schr Joseph Hail. jones' Port johnson for New Haven
Steamer 0alatea, Nye New York for Providence.
Steamer Osprey, Kenny, New York Tor Fall River.
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THE TWENTY-sECOND REGIMENT RE0EP-
TON,

An immense number Of ''fair women and brave
menu were present last evening at the Academy Of
Music to take part in the reception given to the
Twenty-second regiment N. @. s. N. Y. The affair
was brilliant and ccessfu in every sense AS early
as nine O'Clock the line OF carriages extended
along Irving place for several blocks, and BY
eleven O'Clock the Academy presented most beau
tirsl and animated appearance, The entire psrquet
was 6oored over, furnishing abundant room for
dancing and promenaoing, while In the parquet
circle seAts were obtainabe for those Vho preferred
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TH8
MONTH JANUARY
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Steamship Ocean Queen, for Aspinwall.
Wind at sunset NNE, light.
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Our Relations with spain,

lrIom ule BdlllIuOTe ANelICdu, jan, ..
II Is officially announced that Admiral Polo has
been appointed spanish Minister at washington in
place OF Mr. Roberts and that valmaseda has been
superseded as Captain General OF Cuba by Concha.
IN the uelcate condition OF the existing relations
between spain and the United States II is probable
enough tnaJ These changes may ne followed Inv I'M
pviaant aesus. 90 iar AS CUBA Is concerned we
eXpect no deViaton rom the brutal policy OF Val.
maseda by his successor, VINO in former service on
the island proved himself balbarous and SAVAGE
as the recalled Captain General. "N '"'"e0
Washington tJan 81 correspondence of the Roston
Advertser.l Wv O''
SIAM AND CuBA-coAsT DEPENcRs,
The Official announcement from Madrid Of the
recall OF Minister Roberts has Sharply revived inc
interest IN our relations toward spain ana t,nSa
and produced "a liberal crop OF conflicting RI mors'
Inc story was current this evening that the span
lsh Minister had actually asked for his passpos,s
but no reliable authority can be ascertalned Tor H.
The War Department, however, Is following
s sre eaer u have ave preparing iof war
all the Notifications OF the Southern coast In com.
plete Defence and TO supply them with fu compile.
Special and prompt attention Will be paid to the
posts on the Gulf and Florida keys coasts The
Board OF Engineers OF Forti1cations, consisting OF
Abbott assembled at the War Department on Fri.
day morning, aud have been IN close consultation
ever since. Their meeting OF course has reference
coast deiences. The War Department IS moving ia
the same line as the Naval, and should occasion
arise, Will be found even mOfe fully prepared for
h0stlites.
THE FLORIDA
special despatch from Charleston, s. C., this
syening, TO the DdHv Advertiser once IN this city,
having completed the repairs necessary before
The cSn leave for New York. Her captain Is not dis
posed TO converse upon the circumstances OF his
shen leaving ST. Tho%ss but NJ iag S%s
he account already published. The OfilCIaf report
1 the aGay u awaited With ipteresk =.
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Alta Radical Grant meeting In Mitch
ell last week ti,vre WAS large ncgr
procession, one t;-:turc vi which il thu,
xushi"gly described by the Mite hell
Commercial. edicl BY DR.. Mcintyre,
with whom number 0s our citizen, are
acquainted:
The Goddess Of Liberty who rode
on this wagon, although she w.< rs
Gack ~ any African. was one OF the
handsomest dressed and the best con.
Quoted one seen during the campaign.-
1''e four little negro giris who stood on
s'e elevated platform with her were
mole! OF i'rcrric:y sm,l beauty. IN the
wagon rode 'hiriy-sevcn little cuIorrd
girls, dressed in white. wearing starry
crowns and carrying hAxs.
We can't say We are much surprised
2, The pociors taste, since hi. acknowl.
"iy"cnt Of his pencllant for brcakfast
rolls, favored with creosotc previously
used in delicate operation professional
direction, while practicing In Craw ford
county. Alter becoming accustomed 10
enc, no wonder tho little picsnnies
seemed to him "mojcis of beauty.
Next.
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~ We are requested to call tho at
tention OF township Trustees and Elec.
ton Boards TO the tact that the Supreme
Court has decided the law requiring the
numbering of ballots At elections to be
Unconstitutional and void. aud that con.
sequcntly the ballot should no longer be
numbered, as it may endangcr the "a.
lidity Of the election.
Coon WoEDs. From all portions OF
the State VIC have the most cheering I'd.
vices Of the prospects Of Liberal Dem.
ocrafic success At the coming election
All We need TO give the State ticket
25.OD majority in Indiana, is for the
friends Of honesty and reform to see
that full vote Is poi!cd. !Iurrah for.
Hendricks. 'lt:.. aud i.: every man con.
sid'r him-c,ia committee O.; one. 10 -.
HAT every legal voier is a. the polls on
rlcc'iond,y. l'El,ois county win then
give 1900 majority. Bring EN- cut.
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SssroS sssnarGs Ma. .
Ll "a Z


.Apfsi -. LAG. |
Ds. Joss Rs.L DEAR Sir. xac.. ing tAs e0eIesev !.
ysur SHfsapsrs and the healirx saa hen-Heiaj ora
ties u possesses send yes the following ssasensps Of
my case.
vas wssadse shest ews years seo -wsss.ksu pri..
,ner aud cou6s~d Tor stx months bS.ns 40 81.
ten my sounds we not healed get have not eat IN
msrnsnt aimee 0as wounded. . slot sh,nus "a M
hirs. ~ general hssh 10 Impaired snA need sos,,
thins !" sssist "a gre have faith il your Sar
ssparil!a thsn n,thing esse vish 'hss to he Renu
inc Fissss esprsss half de,sn hotties ana ehlse
csrrAu " r. Johnson.
81. insis, no.
p. s.-Ths foi'o~ing written April sosA ,ass. b.
Mrs Jennie Johnss1 mother Of Capt. JoAssrn:
Ia Joss DtL-iSsr Sir: Nv hashand. Dr e.
schnson. vas skii!f sna physician in Ceutra
New Yovk where h. ds~i. leaving tks above q r
johnson to my Al thirteen --sr. 81 az. he AsA
chronic diarrhea and ercfals. for which esse YOUR
Sarssparils II cured him. have for ZEN years re-.
commended TO many in sew York. Ohio and Iowa Ssr
scvcsuIs fever sores and general debility Perfec,
success has attended is The cures effected IN some
,ases oY scrofus aud fever almost
am very anxious for sgain have reeourse CO.
voar Sarssparilla He 10 fearful Of getur spurio1s
article. hence his writing TO you fer H. HE wound.
were terrible. but belle ve be will recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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EXECTOR'S SALE.

Office IL hereby given, that the un-
!. dersigned Executor Of the estate Of
Adam Schwint. deceas. d, will offer for
sale n pnblic auction. nj the late resi-
dence OF the decedent, in Jasper, Dubois
county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, October 5ti. 1872.
the personal property Of laid estate.
consisting Of household and kiicl.r
furniture. &C.. &c.
TERMS.--Sums Of five dollars and
under cash; all sums over five dollars q
credit OF twelve months viii be given,
purchasers giving notes ut interest,
waving benefit Of valuation, with good
security.
ANDREW MEHRINGER, Exec'r.
STs. l:ch Is7: So,
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CrRUs 4. Nixon. This rcn,,em. n
who is candidate Oh the Grant ticke,
Tor Elcctor. in this District, has been
making . canvass Of this county this
week, In behalf Of his IN .stcr, but with.
out making any votes. lie spoke .,
Jasper "wednesday afternoon to quite a
large and attentive audience, drawn te :
xrfher BY business In Court. and par.
sially by curiosity to see what excuse /.
could be made BY Radical for the reck
se" rsscality and cxtr.svaxsncc Of his
.'srty leaders. lie spoke Of the respect.
'ul treatment he had received since he
entered Dubois county, and vet SLAM
"ercd the county by saying he would
nos have been permitted to make =
Democratic speech in tho county . few
years ago. Our people all know that
there has never been . time when an
honest, respectable sp eaker, of a.v
party, could not peacesbly make 4
speech at any point in tho county.
Mr. Nixon adr0itly avoided saving
'nnch about the live issues of the can
Sa's' and what he did say was a tissue
o. misrepresentation. He preferred
speaking OF the old wildcat banks, AMI
canals. which have gone down 80
''"S ago as 10 be nearly forgot
"h by 'he people. Ills audience
recognized Ibis fact, and not Al
',"p'om Of desire to applause greet
~ 'i'i' ~ any time during hi, speech.
Al night the Jasper Brass Band wen,
- inc Court House, ssand played a few
"splri'ing airs, while crowd was A.
.'"'"'''g. and then Hon. &. s. Dobb;ns
zoos the stand. and it'll mssterly hand |
reviewed and rcfnted the charges mad. 1
y ar Nixon. and then showed IN IN.
.s''sil'y Of the Radical party IN tbe,r
so'' OF Administration and profession,
.s a.a speeches a. made BY Mr.. D. m
."ey could be heard by every voter ~ 49,.
.Yus'!' would be productive ~ ,r,
uense good. Nay our pso,,. ~ !
rsa1 msps # sAs.n ~ A'sr (
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Read the following extract Of letter from Nrs
Rivsrs. wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers one Of the nes
learned eloquent and popular Ministers Of the Netho
DIST Episcopal Church. aae Who 10 at prsses,
st Drssdvsy cAureA. Louisville, Ky
formvILIs. Kr.. Oct. q, $50.
Dr. JoVg bcIa-DsAs Sis: Many thanks 70 YOU for
~, nsa,sin: yen have 50 kindly given ne. ! bsv.
9fest eusesW Tor years. and had the advice Of
sarieus physicians Some rronouesd my spine sem.
my iuoss, and some my heart 20 re The seat IL m,
had become dishssrsnsd Several very em!nep: phv,t
clans whs exsminsc my spine informed me that va
.ssssssn:d With paralysis o. sppspiesy any day and
perfect horror Of thai end besa,ng shout having
90: inserted sAea Jon kindly sent me yeur sarsaps.
day had suffered terribly With most seuts "a. n
the right side Of ny heal, especially vhen l woalS
rsse or write Tor lea 9Th Of time rising 70 nv
vesld have ia held to something to preveef failing
Am nsst be avy 10 int.ssm that the payu In uv
bead 70 entirely relieved suffer bat s.iAsn With my
spise auo then not 90 aeufeiy NJ appetite 10 rood
indeed fer tie nrs, ts,s in ny life ssjsy NJ dnsr
more ID 40 any meal daring the day.
csg.a sssis this = wasss snc hspe to Ae s,,ir.Iv
,ssv.d- Please se ept my heartfelt thanks as1 bsc,
Very uuiy:ysH noe. grateful sri..d.
Ia G. Rsvess-
nies :: be .rsins ssd written By the psrsons
vh"ss rame they beer.
Ds Act sassr yes r.sif e :. imp.seS Don's b.
". y:a! sssmh ~ citing s"visss sxperinens svsn
~ ssrsspariils hes sssed The se., Ter twenty =,
sas u Is sill u iArsaparilla 81 The aay snA II ths
g. lowering nvf all others in popularity and iss \
Avoid 81 these = 10 are trying TO palm o. o. veu
tier extracts 81 ssapsra -cailec Remember /, !,
DR.. jeLn Rall's parHs II Leuisviils Nv ,h.,,
Is-a ssl scrs:ai sa.esiea: Always Bear ,n.s I'm
aisA
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned administrator Of the es-
t,tc Of William Nc. Gray. deceased. will
offer for sale at pnblic auction. AT the
late residence Of the deceased, in Dubios
county. Indiana, on
MONDAY, October 14th, 1872.
the personal property Of said estate. mot
taken by the widow consisting of ono
horse, two yoke OF oxen, cattle. one
wagon. corn. wheat. oats, hay, farming
implements, household furniture. &C.
TERMS.--Sums OF five dollars and
under cash; all sums over five dollars
a credit Of nine months will be given,
purchasers giving moies NJ interest, waiv-
ing benefit Of valuation. y ith good Sc
curity. JOHN ABEL. ADM.
Sept. 18th, 1S72.-3w.
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y The free school In School II ousc
No. 2. In jasper. will begin on next
Monday. Lon. Green tescher. Pupils
should be prompt IN starting IN the be-
ginning Of the session. 40 that classes
may be properly formed.
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IASoER COURIER.

A SON Of Mr.. Juit's, County Re-
corier. was thrown from n horse last
Monday evening and severely injured.
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The household ~ssd n future hose an e.ed vii
be. &c 81 ssee viIhsut ssIsy'' Al. purchase frsu
yoer Druegisi the -isiiIne chill Ton. pre-
pared ~ DR. heksansy. ed thereafter
bring strength spI veor the ainost
DESTROYED eonsfifrfien. brought skort
BY the long continued Chiils and
Fever. and the Of nseci.
ciaes that have failed e
produce . refica.
cute.
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Sells Circus did not draw large
crowd II this place on Tuesday last.
The proprictors lost money here.
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Quite large number of people
were In attendance ut the Court this
week.
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1000 RAILROAD HANDS
WANTED
TO BUY GOOD
BOOTS e. SHOES

A RUNuAi.D BEcK-s SHOE STORES. IN JAS
TN. me kaiiroai nos being fixed fact and
shortly 20 be completed when q 10 exrees.d an Kind. ~
usae WI ee accelerated by the mighty steam hsr-e
and everything In Daiois county put ne~ aspecs
snd - ny steam power r. Beck has Determined in al
vsnce to Try snf make his trade ereker by an i'm
mense rejection in prices and offering the hest wcvk
.ofee mace .ud Eastern. 81 FROM 10 10 Is per cent
ures: -