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From Washington.
At the Treasury Department.

At the Treasury Department..
WASHINGTON. August 6.-Secretary
Bristow will arrive here tomorrow, and
his coming is looked for with great in
terest ON several accounts. In the first
place the difficulty between the First and
Second Assistant Secretaries, or rather
the embarrassment arising out OF the ap-
pointment Of the Second Assistant to act
in the absence OF Secretary Brlstow.. II
is thought 1t will terminate, in the resig-
nation OF the First Assistuht Secretary
OF the Treasury. The committee, which
has just finished the count of the Treas
urer's Office, also await his return to
make their report. They find every thing
correct except the S47, 900 which is ac-
counted for by the loss of the package
some time ago. In reference to this they
give 1t as their opinion that the package
was stolen by some one connected with
the Department.
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Forty thousand Democratic Ma.
jOrity Claimed.

Forty thousand Democratic Ma.
jority Claimed.
LOUISVILLE. August o. McCreary's
majorities are slightly increased over
those of Leslie in 1871. His election is
conceded by majority OF over 10000,
and IT is now. thought probable that it
will reach 10000. But few returns have
been received from the mountain CONN.
ties, but these give McCreary increased
majorities.
Anderson county gives MoCreary 99S;
Harlan, 500; Democratic gain, 90. Har-
Ian carries Cumberland and Clinton
counties by $50 majority. DR.. Hunter
(EepublicanA for Legislature, has 400
majority. Republicans claim Allen
county. Hardin county (oftciail Nc
Creary. 1920; Harlan, 1, 1873; Democratic
gain, 100; Henry county, DemoSratic
majority, 40. Marion county, lof-
s5a sa Iesss Ihsolsass; soan.y It'll !. Claimed Hss he
majority, 800. spencer county, Nc
Crsary, e74; Harlan, at; Democratic
gain, 81. Scott county, D6ino5fatic
majority, 40; Democratic loss 2S0. Lyon
county, Democratic majority, 85; Barren
county; Democratic majority, 67S; loss,
1875; Bourbon county, Democratic ma
jority, ~, Simpson county. (sedffti-
Democratic decrease; 2S9: Davies
county, eight precincts, ST Democratic
majority; decided decrease, but tn Q Ne
publicans do not increase; MoOrao ken,
large Democratic gains, Marshall ooun-
ty, Democratic majority, 1000, Ballard,
large Democratic majority; Logan
(oficialA Democratic majority, 403;
Butler county, Harlan's major
ity, 120; Adair county, Democratic
majority, 80; Russell county, Har-
lan's majority, Al, Democratic gain, ~;
Taylor county, handsome Democratic
aaty fasn cpaasy on DemGSsssS @ Fam ma
ing county, Democratic majority, 647;
Edmunson county, Democratic majority,
go, gain 0! 90; Estiu county, Deniooratlc,
majority, $50.
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The Water and Weather.
What the Floods are Doing, and
What They Have Done.

What They Have Done.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 5.-The weather is
clear and bright, Thermometer 70 de-
grees.
OMAHA, Aug. 5.-Weather clear and
pleasant.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Aug. 5.-The wea th-
er is moderate and cloudy.
OTTAWA, ILL, Aug. 5.-The Illinois
river continues to rise at this point. The
late rains have kept the farmers back in
harvesting, and much grain is destroyed
in this county.
LA sALLE, ILL, Aug. 5.-Eighteep feet
and four inches OF water un Lock 16, at
noon to-day. the river having risea four
inches since the morning meas,IrBment,
and eight inches since last evening. The
bottom lands in this vicinity are now en-
tlrely overtiown, and the loss bf craps In
the Illinois bottoms through high Water
will be very heavy.
.FIKEroN, o., August 5.--The extent
Of the damage along hAe Sciotoi con not
he fully estimated, but must ruaeh near-
~ halt million dnllArs. Iu many plnees
the corn fields are swept bare, without q
Stalk being let.
CAIRO, Ill.,. August -b.--Ap extensive
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Letter from Bracken County,


FOSTER, BRAcKxN Co., KY, Aug. 8.
ED. STAR: On Saturday last our
Grangsrs gave picnic near Mr.. W. H.
London's store, and was quite an enjoy
able affair, but was maYed somewhat
BY q shower Of rain in the AFTERNOON,
Tobacco Is looking we'll, with the excep-
ton OF some which is beginning to spot.
We have had rain almost every day for
the pHst four weeks, which has given the
weeds q fine start.
Four-legyed chicken thieves are
troubling the chickens in this section,
All the tobacco in the bottoms was
overlooked from the recent rise in the
Ohio, and thG'losers look as though they
had passed through a famine. ~
The election passed of Quietly, but we
can't decide who. were elected vet. The
Grangers had a candidate III the field,
but we think the Democratic ticket has
a majority here. 'l.g -
Brackeu has no Bunker HilI mo nm
ment-too bad However, she has hills.
enough, and she can call one thut name.
Good Templars are finurishing. They
dop't allow you to smeh whisky here. /.
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HarvesGfhe O;Gon,sS1t Centen nias.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, August 5.--Rain fell
In torrents yesterday forenoon and more
is threatened. Harvesting has been sus-
pended until the weather clears up.
Harvest hands are in demand at 50 80
per day .s.
Extensive preparations are in progress
for the O'Cannell Centennial next Fri
day, and will make that day the biggest
one Dubuque ever saw. The entire city
and county will turn out in the process
sion, and the neighboring towns and
cities win add to the number with large
delegations. II the weather proves fa-
yorable there will be such a crowd as
was never before seen in the town.
Bishop HcnIessy delivers the oration
Oh the occasion on Keiley's Bluff. The
trades, manufacturing and arts will be
in the procession.
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The Food In the So.ssh.

MEMPHIS, August GA heavy rain
fell here this morning. Islands Ten and
Thirty.tiye are being submerged, and at
New Madrid the overflow ID running
through the sunken lands to St. Francis
Valley. The water here 10 rising stead.
ily, and slowly sDorQaching ON the ex-
posed plantations below. The crevasse
at Desoto Front has been repaired.
FINE BLUFF. ARK, August 5.-Nhe
river rose six Inches this morning, and
is within four feet OF high water mark.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August S.-The
river is rising, with nearly twenty five
feet on the gauge, and the lower Arkan-
sas Valley ts likely to be flooded.
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a great display of green. The following
members OF Parliament attend as repre-
sentatiyes Of the Catholic Union: Ed
mund Dsase, John George acCarthy,
Arthur John Moore, Keyes O'Clery
Miles, William O'Reilly and Patrick
James Smyth.
ROME. August 5.-The .O'Connell Gen.
tennial is being observed here by the
celebration OF Pontihcai High Mass in
the chapel Of the Irish College.
NEW YORK, August 5.-It is expected
that about 5000 A. o. H. will participate
in the O'Connell Centennial procession
tomorrow. Thirty-two divisions, with
several military companies and dozen
bands Of music, will also be in the pro-
'cession.
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Ship Building.

CHESTER, Pa, August 5.-This after
noon, between four and FIVE O'Clock, has
been fixed for the launch Of the new
iron Paoifc Mall steamship City of Sid
ney, az the ship-yard of John Roach b
Son. This is the third vessel ot Che last
contraetwtAe predecessors, City of New
York and City of San francisco, being
nearly ready for sea. The ship-yard is
employing between 1000 and 1,500 hands,
and has work enough engaged for many
months to come. .4 lt;f,G:,.s.a.,l.
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THE COLORED EDITORS.
Their Sesston ct Union ChopsI this Mers-
ing. ..-i ia--cs

Their Sesston ct Umton Chopss this Aerss-
ing. s-s.g
The Convention was called to order at iD3<
O'Clock. The reading Of minutes was dis.
pensed with upon motion, and the .conyentisn
preceded to bysjness. --..,, 4sr.-..~. ...-..su,
Tho report of the Committee on Press Assn
citation, which had been returned for furthsr
consideration, was called for. It was thea
moved by Mr.. Clark that the suggestions con
tanned in the report be considered one by one
The Hon. Mr.. Burch then proceeded to obJeco
to the first suggestion. He then proceeded IN
his cross- grained style to offer further COM
ments on the press Of dur city, and as the Hon
able gentloman'a views are mighty indorsed-
by himself-it will influence, in very niato-
ria, way, eur journalistic ideas.
Ho finally wound up by stamping tho writne
OF the Enquirer article rs churl and m.ni0n,
Mr.. Shaw, OF Memphis, very ,pertinehfif
asked why the gentleman from Louisiana GANG
to the Conventional he came 70 s'ubb0rntt
oppose every proposition for the furtnerance df
the Convention. !. /
The discussion was here dropped.
The previous question being called f0r, tim
first suggestion was adopted. ~
The second suggestion was then called. vileD
another disagreeable discussion enslied.
MI Clark administered very sound rebuae
70 the Hon. MI B,rch saying that he i,si had tis1
say that re nc yvnpsvnHu rrom R1uisfana HkJI
the most disoourteous man he had every mot Id ,
any convention.
fhe second suggestion, upon ballot was
Suggestion third, upon motion, was striosna
Suggestion fourth, upon motion of Nh PIncsh-
bacx, was also stricken out -,
The remaining portions, Of the report wasn
a11pteu' 49,, ,.. H.. >ss...ia Isz,sss ss'' =
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LATEST LOCAL.

Cincinnati Schuetzen Park Company stock u
Andrew Pfirmann and Jos. Hauck fort ,Tk.
The body OF urownod man was foun1
caught In the drift wood on the Ohio riyer y
Fulton to-day. Coroner Maley has beeh n0tit
fed and will hold an inquest. ltti. I. +.
THE case OF W. T. Marshall, charged VIA
distilling Illicit whisky, was contiuuod IN tix
United States Commissioners Court to-day
until Wednesday, August IL. sgt
DAVID G0BLE, youth between ID and Il
years old, whose parents reside On Linn street
near Liberty, got beyond his depth 10 Mn
creek this afternoon and was drowned.
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~N- u SS-
Fires.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The loss in
Arbuckle Bros! spice mills yesterday
was $4,000. insured.
La CROSSE, WIS, August Go. L.
COlman's saw-mill and q considerable
quantity of lumber burned last night.
Loss variously estimated at $4,000 to
$4,000. No insurance.
OooNTo, WIS.,, August ga $50, ,0)Osfire
occurred here last night. The Revere
House and several adjacent buildings
were destroyed.
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BaseBuIL.

MANSFIELD, O., August g. Yesterday
afternoon, Unions, Of Urbana, Z; Ath-
letics, of Mansfield, 8.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.--Base-ball yes
terday, Reds, 12; Ludlows,
BOSTON, August 5.--Yesterday, Bos-
tons 4; Phhadelphias, 8, in eleven IN
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tied. to a County Commissioner.

tied. to County Commissioners. II
Important and extensive public imprOva
ments now In the process OF c0nstTu6
tion In this part OF the county, as ws4
as those that are likely to be made sQ0t
require the personal supervision Of y
East-end man.
Anderson township has been the baaA
ner township OF the Democracy frca1
time immemorial, and think she should
be rewarded with . County CommiSi
sioner at the next election, and there i
no man in the township better quaji1e4
tor the place or who would bring 4lom
pen, for he would command hundreds d
Republican votes. Let US have Aaron
Hoppen for County Commissioner. !.
LIBHRAx
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Latest from Abroad.
LIABILITIES, ETC.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The liabilities Of
Dacosta, Raalte 8 Co., of Leadenhali
street, whose failure was reported July
1st, are now stated at $3,0O0,00O.
At the hearing in the case Of the Collie
Brothers, Mr.. Rainbow, of the firm OF
Rainbow, ,Holbertson b Co., testified
that a quantity Of cotton was bought In
1873 by the Collies on joint account with
the firm. In consequence OF decline IN
value they never had all opportunity OF
selling 1t at a profit. s,
The Coliies drew bills against the cot
ton, aud Rainbow, Holberston Il Co. in
dorsed them. The Collies subsequently
sold the cotton and had the bills origi-
nalIy drawn against it renewed, after 1t
mad passed beyond their control. 1t was
the maturing Of these bills that caused
tile recent disaster. In consequence Of
the absence of Sergeant Ballantine, lead
ing lawyer for the defense, the further
hearing of the case was postponed until
Monday next.
RACING.
The race for the Brighton cup wee won
by Marie Stuart; Louise Victoria second
and Kaiser third.
THE, HE,HERzEGOvINA TROUBLE.
VIENNA. August Jill SPAtc VI bu0
efforts Vt the Prince OF Montenegro to
prevent it, several bodies of his subjects
have crossed into Herzegovina to join
the insurgents.
LONDON, August 5.-A special to the
Times, from Berlin, says The Turks are
collecting in large force to crush the in
surrection in Herzegovina with one blow.
AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS.
SIDNEY, August 5.-The Parliament of
New South Wales has approved the ten
der for carrying mails made blythe Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company.
MELBOURNE, July 20.--Che ministry of
Victoria has resigned, in consequence
OF the. opposition OF Parliament TO the
budget. q
| 4 DEPOsEp.
BERLIN, Aug. 5-rhe Bishop Of Pad.
erboro, who was deposed from MS func-
tions by the Prussian Law Courts, aud
has since been internel in Vessel
has, without permission, quilted the
town. On leaving he addressed letter
to the Governor OF the District, assign
ing as reason for his departure i'm
paired health and his duties to his flock.
~, S's DECEASED.
| COPENHAGEN, August 5.-Hans Chris
tian Andersen, the poet and novelist
died yesterday, aged seventy; ..s'
LONDON, Aug. 6.-One. huEdred thou.
sand dollars In specie have been re.
covered from the wreck OF the Schiller.
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Dsceased-AmSther Doxois- headed Nssos-
p0pev.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-George DAM
eron, q prominent real estate agent, was
found dead at his residence yesterday,
OF heart disease.
The Dispatch newspaper OF this city
has been purchased by the Journal Com
pany, The two papers will be consoli-
dated with double head.
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me Cat,a<;ss-Pees,,.iI1.aps Cta; Pes i.

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, August GA
Commission of railroad experts, con-
sisting Of F. r. Dslauo, C. A. +. Morris,
J. 8. Sewell and Z. W. Bishop, ali civil
engineers and railroad aud bridge
builders, after an examination OF the
wreck Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
bridge at Braihard, have come to an
entirely different conclusion from that Of
the coroner's jury, which, after hearing
with the bridge, severely condemned the
company. The Commission says: We
ind nothing in the appearance of the
DEBRIS OF the wrecked span 10 justify us
III attributtnG the wreck TO defective or
improper material, or workmanship, or
design in th6 original construction and
repairs since II was built. We find
eaCh trpss yet in place, aud
in good and safe condition. This truss
was CONSTRUCTED at the same time as the
others were, anu we are informed that
1t has received the same care and atten-
.ton from the of1cers of tile road. II we
may judge Of the conditions OF the other
trusses IRON our examination of this
one, they could not have BEEN broken by
the weight OF any ordinary prain. Whine
we lind ourselves unable to definitely
describe The manner OF the wreck, we
are unanimously OF the opinion that 1t
was. caused by some accident to one OF
the fiat cars while crossing the bridge,
ny which O part of the car or rail be-
came eatangied IN the truss, thereby dis
placing some Of tue timbGrs nenriy or
over the channel piur,
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Dea,h of a.. 0hsoan-Ne.c Popsr.

DENVER, Col, August GA sporting
man, registered at The fremont House
here as Thomas Francisco, of Columbus,
Ohio, died yesterday of consumption.
No clue to the whereabouts of his rela-
tiyes can be found.
A Democratic seven column campaign
daily, the Sentinel, was Started here yes
terday. The light air here will soon
oauae Its death.
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-En,esso,.,s ssysss.

Emerson's Minstrels, the recognized head q
the minstrel business in this country, mAka
their advent in our city next week, commenns
ing Monday, August 9th, at the Grand 0peru.
Lodse. Among the celebrities that they VIII
introduce to our citizens are a number Of old
and established fayorites, namely: Billy EHf
and Little Mack, These names are In theu-
selves enough to guarantee the entire sgeee9
Of the troupe ;ss<Als-~ --"'' '-'-'a - =
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rerrlbke stor., tn l,,dla.

LONDON, August ga dispatch. from
Bombay says chat terrible floods have
been experienced In Northwestern In.
dia. Large tracts of land were sub
msrgsa and nopsss crops and Sher
Is reported.
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BOSTON, Aug. 5.--John Cluse, while
intoxicated, shot his mother and nearly
killed his brother with the butt Of pis-
tol. The woman Is in critical condition.
The assaiiant was held in $1,000 bail for
trial.
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.As,,ate,Sr ReOaffa,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. Sat a meet
ing of the Saratoga Rowing Association
last evening, the committee reported
that all the necessary funds had been
pledged and the annual amateur regatta
will take place August 24th, 23th and
18th, at II O'Clock Of each day.
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20 ,ls-'. ~ ~
.ArreSt of q BJack HlIgo Htner.

OMAHA, August 5.--John Gordon, the
leader Of the first miners expedition
into the Black Hills, arrived from Camp
Sheridan last night, in charge of Ser
geant and guard, In obedience to sum-
mons of Judge Lake on Gen. Crook.
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snaenf.

CHILLICoTHE, August 5.-Gov. Allen
will not address the Democratic meet
travel both difficult and dangerous.
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LAST EDITION.
Bfx8tueSS.

CHICAGO, August 5.-The Council last
night ordered the Mayor to pay on the
outstanding bonds, the money for the
payment Of which was in the hands of
Duncan, Sherman g. Go.
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IN0R SALE = BUILDINGS, &c.--seven fine
Ia briek buildings, finished and unfinished,
Hbd 100 building lotsy in the prosperous suburb
at MadisonSit1e, where are churches, schools,
Stores, &c. Offered at low rates and on easy
terms. II not seld before the 9th OF ughst. the
whole will be nffered at public auction. r.
NnLsQN, T6 ". Third street. aua-4t
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In the National Educational Associa-
tion, in session at Minneapolis, the fol-
lowing officers were elected fog the com.
ing Year: President, w. 4. Phelps, Of
Minnesota; Secretary, W.D Hinkle, Of
Ohio; Treasurer, A. Z, Marble, of NJ ass
achusetts; Vice President, d. b. Hagar,
Of Massachusetts,, and thirty-two others.
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MT. WASHINGTON, o., Aug. 4, 1875.
ED. STAR: 1t is conceded on all hands
that the east END Of the county ss enti-
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FOUND.

EuUND-PURSE--L Loft in Jewelry Store of
e Thomas LOvelb purse containing some
money and raitroad tickets from Cleves, Ohio,
to Cincinhau and rctuin. The owner can
have same by proving property aud calling al
STAR OFFICb 1t
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FLASHES.

Grain is beginning to move through
Montreal, and business is IeYiying.
The Toledo Regatta Vas postponed on
account Of the drift-wood In the river.
Isaac Van Anden, founder OF the
Brooklyn Eagle, died at Poughkeepsie
yesterday, aged slxty-two.
Hon. Jesse 0. Norton, formerly United
States Senator, and prominent public
man in Illinois, died in Chicago Tuesday
night.
The Western Association Of Nall Man.
utaoturers met in Pittsburg yesterday,
and fixed the price OF nails at three dol
lars card.
Hiram B. Steele has been appointed
Judge Of the Superior Court OF New Or
leans, and IL. G. Dibble Assistant Attor-
ney General.
The remains of DR.. James Richards, of
Charlestown, W. Va, who died from an
accident In Edinburgh, are expected on
the 17th by the steamer Elyria.
DR.. Paul Schoeppe, who is serving out
his term In the State renifentiaff, at
Joliet, has written a letter to Governor
Beveridg6, stating the grounds on which
he thinks a pardon should be granted,
and asking that such pardon be made
orf
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TNT ANTED - s5OyDOO TO MAKE A MILL
NV ION-Wanted partner with ~ .O00 to run
No new, greet American Spectacular Drama,
The Devils Kingdom, ION novel, mammoth @ D;
Iept scale during the Centcnmal at Philadel.
Errtiny invited. Address VETERAN MAN
EGER, is N Eleventh street, Philadelphia,
hanu au3-3t
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WANTED. .-TRApHe.

yKTANTED = PAINTING &c. r. Lsatep-
w Bchiae9er, house aud sian painter, works
Rrsmsl pr04ts, 1tg hind N0 ~ ": Sikh
krcef C0ymsson, ~ - Wsss@o
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nEALERs IN STONE WARE can be sup
IL piled by the car load, by w. Il. MCCOY,
GAINESVILLE, o. 49,. au8-4t
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EOk SALE ~ TRADE = HOME = The
beautiful place OF the late Dr. Meta, near
Piainvltls, on the I. NJ r, Ri delightful
scenery, and capable Of subdivision: 10 miles
from the city; must be sold. Il, NELSON,
% W. Third street, au2-4t
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t1TT ANrEb-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
! w drst-ciass Sewing Machines IN order to
retlEe hpally from the business; Will seu Of
COST fot CASH. Call for AGENT, 2S0 Walnut
Street 0rst floor. je28-tf
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THOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = LANDS
.G 5000 acres OF the very best kind Of cotton,
corn or small grain lands, in quantities and
ppon terms to suit any ope; stu atcd In Monroe
White rivers; two railroads already III opera
ton through the county. Address PARKER
O. EVAN; clarendon, Monroe county, Ar
Eaueae. ati-3t
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GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT

A T the FIFTH STREET GARDEN THIS
IA (Thursday) EVENING, August 5th; also,
every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Evenings, weather permitting. Entrance
free Strict order will be preserved.
WAHLH & WOLTERMANN. Projectors.
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NOR SALE OR RRENT--HuUSE-very nice
G new brick Of 8 rooms and large lot, near
1aln avenue, Mount Auburn. Address Box
30. au3-3t
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E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM-5
10 acres-good land; roads, churches, etc. In
rllre OF w. G. CHAMBERLIN, this Office.
au4-tf
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ENOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
IL Bought Sold and Exchanged. HOW 8
TO-, 30 West Third street. jyl8-m
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- SMALL HOUSE = OF 2 or 8
wv rooms, ip Covipgton or Newport, for
widow lady and son. Rent not to exceed 50 or
II psr month. Address I. p. R., Box LII.