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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COCRT-JudOe MdcATthtf.
To-day, Barbour agt. Cahill & Ward, motion to
correct minutes granled-costs for CahiIl Gleason
agt. virginia Midland r r. Co.; motion to with
1Iaw replication granted ana motion to strike out
ton to strike out demurrer and for Judgment over
ruled. Coburn agt. McEwen; motion for judgment
overruled. Phoenix Fire Insurance Co agt Butler.
motion to strike out service overruled.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0e HaQ7aer
To-day, Alderman agt. Alderman; C. g. Bundy
permitted to withdraw. Stevens agt. PROCTOR sale
ratified niS.
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CONGRESSMAN KING ON THE SPEAkERsH1P-The
convention Of the National Cotton Planters ASsOci-
alton at vfcksburg, Miss, has adopted resolution
memorializing Congress to make q prompt and
necessary appropriation for the improvement OF the
Mississippi river, and urging congressman to advO-
cate the erection Of leyees Hon j. Floyd King
Congressman OF the bth Louisiana district, stated
that he would vote for no candidate Speaker I'm
less favoring the improvement Recommended by
the Mississippi river convention.
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News Briefs.


The republican convention in Boston last night
endorsed Gen A. P. Martin and Isaac BurrflI. pre-
vlouSly nominated by the citizens convention for
mayor ana street commissioner, respectively.
Andrew Taylor, the last OF the three notorious
Taylor brothers, was hanged yesterday at London
Tenn. He biaSphemed on his way TO the galiowS
and after the was adjusted said to the sheriff.
81 could drink your hearts blood"
The grand jury OF Washington county. Nd. con-
denim the jail at HagerStOwn as unfit, and recon-
mend the erection OF new building.
Frauds In the counting of the vote on the Ohio
prohlDltlOn amendment have been developed to
such an extent as to indicate that 1t was defeated
thereby.
Leonard FOessner. a Unknown Brooklyn polftf-
clan woke up his favorte child last night and babe
her goodbye. He then stabbed himself to the
heart and fell lifeleSS by the bedside.
Mattle Glllett daughter OF DR.. Gfllett, prOml-
nent physician Of Aurora, Ill, disappeared Tues
day Last and has not been seen or heard from
since.
Over four thousand Invitations have been issued
Tor the naval cadets series OF hops of 1883 "a at
Annapolis, and gay season Is anticipated.
About four weeks ago Mr.. James Ii. Heverin.
distinguished Philadelphia lawyer, accidentally
ran the point OF pen-hOlder In the pupil of his eye
entirely.
Pinckney Garnet, deaf mute o: Atlanta, Ga.
beat his wife so badly Thursday night that she
died from the effects OF her injuries yesterday.
washington Montgomery, a cOlOred man, who
was shot by another cOlOred man named VIM.
Anderson during an ARRAY at q hotel at Coney
Island, l. L, about 10 days ago, died Thursday
night
An Italian employed by Nicholas Koehler. a New
Utrecht, Ii, farmer yesterday struck his employ
erS son on the head with an axe. fracturing his
SKULL which injury viii probably cause death. The
Italian escaped,
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Alexandria Affairs.


SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board held a
Calied session at Its chamber last night President
stuart In the chair and Trustees Fendail, Mankin.
Carne. Leadbeater, Marbury Strauss and the s,lner
intendent present. THANKSGIVING dav was made a
school holiday by the following vote: Yeas-Messrs
Kendall, Mank1n. Strauss, Leadbeater and Marbury;
hayS-MeSsrS. Stuart and Carne. The Super1nten-
dent was authogiEed TO open another school for
white boys and the election OF teacher was post
poned until next Friday evening. The chairman Of
the committee on studies and discipline was In
structed to have copy OF the bylaws and regula-
latlons, with the amendments thereto made by a
competent person Mr.: Mankin presented verbally
the complaint OF Mrs HeiSley against the teacher
OF Washington school, No. 3, and the matter was
postponed until the complaint is made In writing.
power to sign checks &c. while the president of the
board Is attending the house of delegates at Rich
AN ENTERTAINMENT was given Thursday by Miss
Lena 1allalerro, to quite number OF her friends,
at the residence of her uncle, Mr. White The oc,
raem was sre N most sn5eyabe one Among those
MOod, Miss frankie Flemming, Mrs. Ray and sis
ter Mrs French. Miss Stella Brent, of Washington;
Passed Assistant Engineer Ray, L. S. n: j, r.
Caden, T. White and many others
POLICE REPoRT.-At the station house this morn
M mere mere We're two prisoners Chas. Michael and
m i5ach, soldiers arrested by Officers Pat HAYES
ana Grady, charged with being deserters from the
y. s. army. At the mayors last court VIM Coats
was committed for the grand jury charged with
ChaS Taylor. held at the station ON suspicion of
the same offense, We're discharged. Samuel Nor
10, SonvECeu ol steanng was, by his fathers re-
quest; whipped at the station house, policeman
standing In loco PARENTS at the whipping.
REPORTERS NOTES.-THE. j. Shick of Washing.
ton, who has been boarding on Duke, near Alfred
street, was struck with paralysis yesterday and
died last nght.-The Alexandria county court
Will try next Tuesday the case OF GEO. smith, re-
moved from Fairfax Conductor Towson
and Brakeman Wilkins, OF the Midland road. have
each had one arm amputated from the result OF
recent in1uries.-Mr. w. Gregg. OF the same road,
mad one OF his legs crushed by locomotive yester-
day.-The delight Of an Alexandra policeman IS
TO spend the time when he is off duty in a coon
hunt. Ofilcers Bettes and Henderson bagged four
coonS at PearsonS Island marsh last Thursday
night.-Coal vessels are I'm demand here and
freights are higher.-The Friday night club made
McBurneys hall delightful place all last night
with excellent music and with dancing.
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EOR SALE-EIGHT- ROOM HOUSE, CONVENIENT
u ears. schools and business, the Capitol all
improvements; at a bargain. B. IL WALLER. go
louisiana OBI DIM
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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the Washington Gas Light company entered suit
against the District OF Columbia for So 3O6.44 for
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PosTMAsTERS APPoINTED.-The name Of the post
Office at Goodies Crossing, Va, has been changed
to Goodies and B. W. Hasley appointed postmaster.
Henry C. Jones has been commissioned postmaster
at Muirkirk, Md.
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to-day filed petition for divorce for David Craig
from the bonds OF matrimOny with Malinda Craig.
1881, when she deserted him He further charges
her with drunkenness and adultery with "Sonny"
Sh1pley.
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l>OI SALE-A GOOD SADDLE HORSE; DRIVES
Il well III harness. viii be sold low because his owner
has been called from the city Inquire at I'LL Pnnsyl
VAIL avenue northwest up stairs n22-3ts
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT VETERANS SICK-Mr
James Fl. MARI, the veteran chief clerk OF the First
Assistants office, Post ONCE department, Is con-
lined to his house by an attack OF rheumatism
Of1fce department, who was taken suddenly I'LL fin
the department. on last Saturday and conveyed to
his home In Baltimore, Is, by late report in an i'm
proving condition.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-A FINE TWO STORY SIX-ROOM
u brick house. renting for $50 month and two
small room frame houses in rear renting for S5
month lot Is by lbs to 80 foot alley Price for all
Apply to DANENHOWFR & son, 1925 F street ma I'm
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW?

AS this question Is frequently asked, we will SIM
ply say that she is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untlringly devoted her time and talents
as a female physician and nurse. principally among
children She has especially studied the constitu-
tion and wants of this numerous class. and as 4
result of this effort, and practical knowledge. OBJ
tanned I'm lifetime spent as nurse and physi-
clan, she has compounded Soothing Syrup for
children teehing. II, operates like maglc-gyng
rest and healthand is. moreover, sure To regulate
the bowels. In consequence OF this article Mrs.
Winslow is becoming world renowned as a bene-
factor of her race; children certainly do RISE UP
and bless her: especially is this the in this
city. Vast quantities Of the soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has lmmOrtalized her name by this invaluable
article, and sincerely believe thousands Of chill
drcn have been saved from an early grave by its
timely use, and that millions yet unborn will share
its benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No
MoTHER has discharged her duty to her suffering
little one In our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
sSYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY 1T Now.- Ladies'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists
| 25 cents n bottle. au 21-eodlw
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Briefs and Personals.

The Odd-Fellows OF the city will give an
excursion to Petersburg tomorrow night
under the escort Of Uniform Degree Camp.
Special train leaves Byrd-Street depot at G
O'Clock In the evening and returns at IL
midnight.
This morning a number OF people will
avail themselves OF the excursion rates
over the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad to Fredericksburg to be
present at the Confederate retnion there
to-day.
Mr.. Joseph V. Stewart, OF Henrico. has
been appointed deputy nnder Colonel
Brady, and will have work to do out OF
the Office.
Mr.. Thomas II. Cross, for some time a
clerk in the Second Auditors office, has
resigned and returned to his home, in Nam
semond..
Messrs. Leonard Cox & Son, OF the Char
lotte Gazette, and Mr.. John 7. Ginnocchio,
Of the Little Rock lArk.) Democrat are in
the city.
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leave Of absence, there being no sign Of
active hostilities. In view OF my infrm
health discharge was granted me after my
arrival in Richmond, and thus ended the
record OF an unrenowned warrior. Let
me say word or two in conclusion In
1861 was thirty-three years old; now I
am fifty-five, and aged beyond my years
by many Affections. | wanted to see a
great war, saw It, and pray God may
never see another. | recall what Gene
raj Duff Green, an ardent southerner, said
in Washington in the winter OF 1861 to
some hot-heads Anything, anything but
war; SO said William c. Rives to some
young men in Richmond just after the fal;
OF Sumter: " Young gentlemen, You are
eager for war; you little know what 1t Is
you are so anxious to see." Those old men
were right. War is simply horrible. The
filth, the disease, the privation. the suffer-
ing, the mutilation, and, above all, the de-
basement Of public and private morals,
leave to war scarcely 'redeeming feature.
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Our PIaycrs Abroad.

The National Republican OF Yesterday
says that about 500 people witnessed the
game of baseball Tuesday afternoon at
Athletic Park between the Virgnias, OF
Richmond, and the Nationals, Of that city.
The game was exciting and interesting
from the first inning to the ninth. The
fielding and batting OF both clubs was eX-
celent. Cox, OF the home club, made a
splendid throw from the centre field to
third base, putting out man, and Eyers
also did nobly. II the other members had
played as he did they would have been the
yictors instead OF the yanquished. The
visiting club made several very pretty dou-
bic plays, which drew forth immense ap-
plause from the spectators. Underwood
received a terrible blow under the eye with
the ball, which put him out OF the game,
and old reliable Joe Gerhardt, OF the Louis
vile club, pitched the remainder OF the
game, and played as he always does. in
earnest and well. Joy brought anything
but 10Y to the visitors by his excellent work
on first base. Several what are called bum
throws were made, giving the Virginias
opportunities which they did not hesitate
to take advantage OF.
The folloWinO il the fnll score
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Order of the Golden Chain.

Tuesday night Old Dominion Lodge was
instituted at Laubc's Hall, corner First
and Broad streets, by ID. ;. c. George j.
Hooper. Jr., assisted by z. c. DR.. III. Ca
bell Tabb, OF Virginia Lodge, No. 6, and
V.C. c. Y. Bargamin, Of Anchor Lodge,
No. s, with forty-two charter-members
present.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: George j. Hooper, Jr.,
p. c.; J. j. Wingfield, C.; Il. p. Camp
bell. V. c.; II. VI. Smith, Jr., A. c.; G.
w. Harwood, p; s. n. Tyler, Secretary ;
J. b. Angle, Collector; III. Bodeker, Trea-
srer; w. B. West, Guide; G. G.. Bosher,
Guardian; w. w. Winfree, Sentinel; f..
J. Bosher, A. Pizzini, Jr.. and +. A. Bar
Der. Trustees; DR.. Il. G. Cabell, Jr., Medi-
cal Examiner.
This order Is in n flourishing condition.
and pays death benefit OF $4,000, and
sick benefits from s. to S25 per week.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Alice Hicks (colored), charged with steal
ing a lot OF wearing apparel from Caledo-
mia Brown. The evidence showed that no
larceny had been committed. The accused
was accordingly discharged.
James II. Kendall, charged with being
drunk. The accused failing to appear, the
case was continued till to-day and an at
tachment was issued against him.
Aaron Jones (colored), charged with
beating his wife. Discharged.
w. II. Clarkson, charged with felonious-
" cutting Gus Krauss. The wounded man
not appearing the case was continued. An
examination was held on a motion for bail
The physician who dressed the wound
stated that Krauss's injuries were very
slight. and he would be able TO be out in q
few days. The Justice consented to bail
Carkson in the sum OF $500, which was
PROMPTLY furnished.
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Perhaps You DOn,t Know.

But you ought to know, and now Is the
time to tell you, that there is no use OF sit
ting down and groaning because the mos
quitoes have bitten you. You may even sit
out OF doors on Il summer evening and let
these insects bite, bite, bite, as much as
they please. All you have to do is to keep
bottle OF Perry Davis's Pain-kiler handy
and put drop or two on each mosquito
bite. II nedtralizes the poison which the
mosquito has left i'm your flesh aud takes
away the pain. Tell this to all your friends
and save them great deal Of botheration
during the summer.
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EARMERS, ATTENTION.

We are now preparing the annual autumn edl-
ton tweniy thousand copiesl OF onr REAL
ESTATE RENIEW. We desire and intend 10
make "A specially of selling LARGE AND WELL
IMPROVED FARMS nea this city and those
near the lines of the railroads. and we invite
owners having such farms for sale % commune
cate with las without delay.
PROPERTY ADVERTISED FREE OF
Gil ARGE, and blank descriptions furnished on
application in person or By letter. We shall also
continue 10 give strict attention 20 the SALE AND
RENTING OF CITY PROPERTY, and advertise
the same free of charge. rs heretofore announced.
H. l.. STAPLES K CO.,
ltO3 Main street.
Remember the number. au 23-Th&sa2t
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EDUCATIONAL.

DlCHMOND COLLEGE,
III RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 90,
1898, and continues moe months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON, A. ~, Professor Of
Lstn.
II. II. HARRIS, NJ. A., LII. d.. Professor OF
Greek.
A. r. BROWN ID. d.. Professor of English
EDWARD Is. SMITH, N. A., Professor Of Mathe-
cM1RLEs II. WINSTON, NJ. A., LII. D.. Pro-
fcssor OF Physics.
d. .PURYEAR, A. NJ, LII. d., Professor OF Chem
WILLIAM d. THOMAS. 81. A., d. d., Profess
''f rsSss."ors 'H%kkRIs and SMITH, Modern Lam
guases.
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine months'
session cover all the expenses OF entrancc-fees.
tuition, board, fuel lights, and washing. Eighty
seven dollars and fty cent? will meet the expenses
of non- resident student.
Within the last yeor more than $4,000 has
been expended In buildings and improvements.
greatly increasing the comfort and convenienceof
Students and enlzrging the facilities Of the nsti-
tuition.
The sanitary arrangements OF the college arc
exceptionally good.
The location + high and heaithfui, embracing
thirteen acres of land.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores. or adj
dress d. PURYEAR.
jy S-tSe 20 Chairman.
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rvour Cor Foreign Ports.

The Dutch brig Anna, 2O2 tons, L. Stuut
master, cleared for Rio Grande do SUI yes.
terday with 2,200 barrels -four, valued at
Ana. $50. shipped by the Gallego-Mills Man
ufacturiEg Company.
The American bark Albemarle. +13 tons,
w " Forbes master, cleared for Rio de
,Janeiro with 1850 barrels -four, valued at
sci, $50, shipped by the Gallego-Mills Man
ufaeturing Company.
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MondnY MoOnIighfs. =,

The steamer Ariel will make another one
OF her delightful excursions to Dutch Gap
and return next Monday at 1880 p. NJ, re-
turning about 1915 p. NJ.
The intense heat Is enough to insure a
large party, without mentioning the music,
dancing, refreshing breezes, perfect order,
&c.
Tickets, fifty cents for the round trip,
and street-car connections both ways.
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Frtday.Night Ward Meetings.

The Conseryative-Democratic party OF
CLAW Ward will meet Friday ut 8 =. NJ,
at the Westham House. for the purpose OF
eIecting members to the new City Commit
tee as recently recommended by the chair
man of the Committee Of the Third Con-
pressional District, and determined upon
by the present City Committee.
Jefferson Ward Democrats VIII meet al
Hall.
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The public schools OF this city begin
their next session on the 18th OF next
month. At the High school carpenters are
now at work making alterations in the as
sembly-room, which Will result in the divi-
sion OF the room into three apartments.
These improy ements Will be completed by
the time the next session OF the school COM
Dlpnpps
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Earned runs-Virginia, .. Left on bases-Na-
tional, o: Virginia. {. Struck out-On Under
wood, 2; Gerhardt, 2. Bases ON called balls-Na.
tional. /: Virginia. |. Passed balls-keenan, 3;
Beach, 2. wild pitch-Latouche. birst base on
Keenan,. Double piays-Eyers and JOY, Ford and
Powell. Nash and Powell. Time of game. one
hour and forty minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Robert Lar
ner.
The Virginias 20 from Washington to
Brooklyn. where they will play the Brook
lyns this afternoon.
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THE AGONIES OF BILIOUS COLIC,
Il THE INDESCRIBABLE PANGS OF
CHRONIC INDIGESTION. THE DEBILITY
A COSTIVE HABIT. MAY BE CERTAINLY
AVOIDED BY REGULATING THE SYSTEM
WITH THAT AGREEABLE AND REFRESH
ING STANDARD PREPARATION. TAR
RANTS SELTZER APERItNT. PROCuRA-
BILE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. IN ll-Sa,Tu&Th
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rhsaf Clerk Appointed.

Mr.. James d. Craig, clerk In the Plant
err National Bank, and formerly OF Man.
chester. has been appointed chief clerk OF
the collector OF internal revenue Tor tnls
district, and will have charge Of the Rieh'
p,ond Office.
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Richmond Fayette Artillery.

The survivors Of this gallant old compa-
ny will meet at the Armory OF the First
Virginia regiment, in the room Of Company
L Governors Guard), on Monday evening
next, for the purpose Of forming an asso-
citation, compiling the record OF each mem-
Der, and preparing history OF the COM
mand during the war.
The gallant and meritorious deeds per.
formed by this company, and the high esti-
nation held by its commanding officers,
insures most fattering aud at the same
time Just record of four long years OF
arduous service In the lost cause.
MOZART TO-NIGHT.-1. Overture, "Ca.
liph OF Bagdad," Boieldieu,) orchestra.
9. Bass solo, "a Mariners Homes the
Sea-" (Raudeggar,) Mr.. Marshall Ramos.
3. Trio, /" Allegro fuoco, G minor" Men.
delssohn.) Messrs. Thilow, Kessnlch, and
Reinhardt. 4. "Flower Song" (Lange,,
orchestra. 5. Bass solo, "Pve Gathered
Them In" (White,) Mr.. Marshall Ramos.
8. Trombone solo, "FAntasia Lucia"
(Rossi, Mr.. A. Equi. Z. "Fortuna 0alop,"
lTnlbot) orchestra.
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Notice.

RICHMOND, Va, August 4, 1888.
We have this day appointed Goddin a
Tribbett sole agents for the sale Of our Gel
brated cigar " Star OF Cuba"
|. HERNANDEZ Il Co.
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Richmond Arch;rOIOgists in North
Carolina.


Carolina.
About twomonthS ago Messrs. BENJAMIN
b. and Edward p. Valentine, sons OF Mr..
Mann :. Valentine, OF this city, started to
Western North Carolina on tour OF
archaeological investigation. Yesterday the
former returned home, leaving his brother
TO continue the work, which so far has re-
suited most satisfactorily. From Rich
mond the brothers went direct TO Mount
Pizgah, where they made several addi-
tions TO the Valentine image collection,
and on a thorough examination OF the
spur of the mountain satisfied them
selves that this field was pretty
well exhausted. From Pizgah they
proceeded to the Cherokee reservation in
Swayne county. n. c., making their head.
quarters with the chief OF the tribe. UI
TO last Saturday they had travelled nearly
nine hundred miles in buggy. The main
objects OF the journey were to open
mounds, study the manners and customs
of the Cherokees, become familiar with
their legends, and trace any connection
that might exist between the present In
dans and the mound-builderS, and makers
Of the PiZgah images. BY conversation
with the older members OF the Cherokee
tribe they established the fact that
the stone graves Of North Carolina are In
dian; but the Cherokees know absolutely
nothing about the images or mound-build-
ers, and have no legends regarding them.
A large mound opened by the Messrs. Val
entine yielded five skeletons, which were
photographed IN stu, some nice specimens
OF pottery and valuable collection OF bone
imDlempnts-Valuabl both on account OF
finish and state Of preservation. Several
OF the skeletons had strings of beads and
shells around the neck, one string includ-
ing copper bead, and on the
breast of one was large conch shell with
holes pierced for eyes, and raised place
resembling nose-the whole conveying
the impression OF a mask. The most unique
development Of this mound, however, was
a small hooded clay head. 1t took work
ing force OF twelve. the Messrs. Valentine
and ten Indians, ten days TO go through
this mound. As each object was found III
depth below the surface and distance
from centre and circumference Of the
mound were carefully noted. The
clay head alluded to was four feet
below the surface and twenty-nint
feet from the centre OF the mound. II
should be remarked that ii suggests nc
connection with the Pizgah images, which
are OF pot-stone chiefly, were evidently
made with different character Of instru'
ment, and display strong art instinct
Mr.. Ben. Valentine speaks OF the Chero
KEGS as thoroughly honest and reliable, and
Of their chief as a man of intelligence anG
sterling integrity.
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Schen's Original Lime.Ade.

drawn from three magnificent fountains,
is the coolest drink this hot weather. Hun.
dreds OF ladies and gentlemen visit them
daily.