Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 December 1869 — Page 4

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WJf. EANT'S ;X ., r ,, coruer blxtii aid ChUr. ' jl, i' J I I'V - . i . our If a- MttClltl.e . SIC5 ', ', i. .)" tmde worktd l". Av. nf ii T.,-- cro per r. onto. :0 cr-pttai re . .-,- . M'Mhio Aoi!r( Nemo. i.'.Vi t.ii oSo?. I-:vnsvi le.Ind. di'-5dtf VTe.?- At the first. Na:IDal j 1 n,i and r.t tne ' "y ' ' r a i-i-;-.1 A' 'OH " t. E Six rco'ns, corner Hixtb nd tinder-!'. Inquro of A. LODGE I. C.JEXKIS. fdeald-lt ;i Brick dwelUng-bwnse.on es- " ,L " d fstrfc-i, bttwefeu nd Lo- , it. quire of c. PE-slON. Hi, ".oil ivn.I.ISOS Two tvro-B'ory Brick i : : r n a "rl ouo ono dory trarne VfCTO J HPSi'IE .TAIlT3f. r-'ts nnUSGE FOB I'E'U'EBTT K i i EvansvUle, is ad in Wabash Conutt 1 l Town property In Oiu?y and f ri rl. Illinois. v ill pfiy tbe differ-eie-.s la t asu 31. A. piim am;, " Fort Branch. Inrt. LIISGS-LJ-AIIEOUS. i ATFJI-S MAP OF EVA53V v'l Ll.U can be obtained by calling i,',i:i H. f-i;i;Ti'.-i Book blore. irivery Luk i: sh man ought to have one. de20dlw . coesee-v go to b. isnyaMt's, No. 7 .-.until Fimt Htroor. liloZltUf .mLir, DECEiiS-ii si, mo.. rir.r.ixa CisteIss. Engine No. 1, with No. 2!s force at . the hose, was out yesterday afternoon filling cis(cms, ' . AtmoaA Circle. The next grand hop by the Aurora Circle will bo " given at National Hall on the evening . if Jp ary 13. . .' ' Tom. "Rotstox. Wo understand tliat'ifc is likely that Chief cf Police lloysioa will get back from. SL J oEej h to-day or to-uiorrow. : " . i Coztoh Sale. Martin, .'Uardi.er & Co., sold yesterday twelve balc3 of cotton, at prices raDging from 21Jo to 22 i o lor Ordinary to Low Middling. Dismissed. Albert Shifting sued out a i oaoo warrant, befcro 'Squiro livery yesterday, against Thomas i'car-ju, but the case wa3 afterwarddi.n:.apd by tho plaintiiF, the defendant paying costs. , Good Sal.Wo understand that tLe e&a of household furniture aJt the r-sidence of J. F. Welborn, yesterday, wa3 Iargoly attended, and the trtis'es sold couiiiiatsJed large prices, no! withstanding the scarcity of money. Air:: venvc. Tho beautifal inachinrry for grinding coffee, located in tho show-win lows of Mr. II. A. Ccok'ri handsome Tea Store, attracts rr,u:h attention, and crowds collect evoniiig in front to see tho machinery ii totiou. ','Aicn Nianr Meexino. This t'nuc-hoDorcd institution cf tho Church will be observed at the room cf tho Trinity M. 11. Mission, corner cf Caual and Eighth Streets, Scrvlce.5 will begin at half past cine this ev j-icg, and continue until after midLiaiht. D'JLL.-1-Local matters of mora than ordinary interest, are exceedingly dull, aad wo have notbicg of an agi . tadve uaturc to lay before our rcad,trj. Basicess in the city is tolerably ' f..;r, but not so brisk in the retail " stoves as ono might suppose Samuel Orr's new building is :raiujlly ; approaching completion. Th3 arches over tho doors have been but up, and from present appearances, v V. : n oomplcted, it will bo a very handjome bu?inC33 liouje, and one v trthyof the enterprising firm that vvill cccupy it. llECQExmr.'a Couet. The Police Court cuts a very email figure now-a-eui. Only ono victim, Matthew Comolly, who had engaged in hi3 iicv Year eclobratioa a little too soon, and therefore got drunlc, was axed t the tuae of $5 25, and in default of the cash, was s:nt to pri-r-c. v 11 ed Ri3 30N3.-r As it is customary i'cr tbe gentlemen to call on tho ladies on New Year's Day, and in order to e.ye trouble and inconvenience, it is the prevailing style, we believe, with those who are "receiving," to hang a red ribbon on the J.'-sr knob, thus giving gentlemen nct'.c-e that they will be welcome, end ::- calls duly appreciated. ' ocit Court. Tho only bust- ; before the Court yesterday, was i' t ial, beforo Judge Baker, of the casj of Neu vs. Fuhs, J. J. Chandler and Frank Allen; and was an action tor ejectment. Tho caso waa bo mixed p.ni complicated that we could not pst tho head or tail of it, and had not " decided when we left the Court Room. The Good os Advertising. As an illustration of what advertising will sometimes do, we were told by a nc-nfhman this week, that by investing cae dollar and sixty cents ia a notic i a tho tbirty-cent column of the Journal, ho mado a splendid trade, iccdviag money to the amount of t'uLr thousand fiva hundred dolhrs To a1! who desire to secure good barcams, good trades, etc., we say, "Go thou and do likewise." Praiseworthy. We omitted to rc?ntij, yesterday, that a gentleman vLo had attended the High School exhibition, was so favorably im pressed with the experiments, and knowing the great need of new appa ratus, g'lnerousjy sent tho class a do-.tioa of ten dollars, and also ;ada a present cf five dollars to Mrs "5 '-.lis Pcrhir.?, for her lecture on f ompoauds cf :iyy"n aad hydro-

'I ha losi tJ Jir. -iiaaoipa iroin lue fire in his pri.itir-sr cGce, over tho Adams Express Office, on Wednesday night, amounted to seven hundred dollars. The room was u-:ed as a store-room for paper only, and the fire wns "onSac l to this room. How it originated is 'a mystery that it is likely will never be solved, although

it is supposed to have been th8 work ofan incendiary. The paper burntd very slowly, othersvis-j a disastrous coc-iRratioa would have ensued. Mr. Rudolph's biock was insured in two asencie?, represented by Hallock and Stackhonse. The loss on the building will net be very large. Before Justice Ejizry. Paul Ruark was tried before Justice Emery yesterday for a?sulting Joseph Ki'tenbacker, (coi Wej. Schuile, as stated yesterday). The plaintiff made affidavit against Ruark charging hira with assault and battery with intent to kill. The cvideuca was clear and positive that Ruark had knocked Kiltenbackcr down with a dray-pin. at tr.e depot, and tLat tho praintiu had not said cr done anything to justify such an attack. Williams ap peared for the pliintiff and Kumler for the defendaLt. Six witnesses testified to the assault, while none testified for the defendant. The Justice, however,, only fined Ruark ?20 and costs, and we think he was exceed ingly lucky in getting oiT so easily. If the case had bien sent to tho Crim inal Court it is very likely he would have farsd much worse. Firemen's Ball. The Fire . Department will give a grand ball this evening, the proceeds to be expended in uniforming tho members. Not lorg since a ball was given for the samo object, and about ono hundred dollars waj realized, but the amount was not sufficient, and a3 the "boys" were so successful, they were recommended by a number of our best citizens to "try agaio." They concluded to act Epon this advice, and wo hope to seo a largo attendance at the National Hall to-niht. A goad supper will bo served by Mr. Seelig, and arrangements have been made in such a manner that all will no doubt greatly enjoy tho occasion. FiaE Below Town. It will b3 remembered that, in last Tuesday's Jotjrnal wo stated that a fire had taken place below town, which we supposed to b3 in thevicinity of tho Stim;on farm. We yesterday learned that tho buildirg wa3 on the Stinson farm,' and it was empty at the time, the former occupant having moved out a fsw days before for fear the house would be burned, an attempt to do si having bceu maic only a short time previous. The house belonged to Christian Von Allman, and was insured ia tho Underwriter's Ageney, represented by Bsnnett & Decker, for $300. Thero is no doubt that the fire was tho work of n incendiary. Two Very Old Ladies. From II. C. Nannie, who lately returned from a trip iu Warrick County, we lcara that tbcra'are two ladies in Grier Township, that aro each over one hundred years old. Mrs. Dolly Ilucnicu't will be 103 years old next March, and has seen tho end of five wars, commencing with tho War of the Revolution, and ending with the great Southern Rebellion. This old lady walks about quite lively, and Mr. Nannie saw her washing tho dishc3. Tho other centenarian is a lady named Thompson, and is 102 years of age, and was. apparently in the enjoyment of excellent health. Accidexts. Mri.Backhulser, who lives ia the country, while oaher way to the city at a very early hour yesterday mornisg, when ntar the railroad crossing on the cemetery road, atd while running to get away from tho track, 3 a train was just passing, tripped and fell, striking on her head and cutting a very ugly and painful wound in her forehead. Miss Mary Esper, who lives at Mrs. Davidson's private boarding house, on the corner of Locust and Second Streets, also met with a Eevero accident by falling into the cellar. She wa3 very badly stuuned, and was insensible for a short time. Postponed. From Deputy U, S. Marshal Sam. Day, who arrived from Indianapolis yesterday at noon, we leara that the caso of Wni. Hedges, for having counterfeit money ia his possession, ha been postponed until the Jilay term of the U. S. Circuit Court. The defendant made affidavit that owing to trials ia" Warrick County, and his inability to secure tho attendance ot witnesses at present, he was not ready for trial His bond was fixed at $2,500, which it is supposed he can readily give. Arrested on Suspicion. We are informed that Joseph Roaey, mato of tho Pink Varble was arrested at Troy, Tuesday evening, on suspicion of being the murderer of the woman and boy, near that city, of which we have made fVequent mention. Wc do not know what grounds exist for this ter rible suspicion. Roney was formerly second mate with Wm. Knight, cn ona of tho Eouisville and Henderson packets, and W33 always esteemed as a good man Removed, By an advertisement elsewhere it will bo seen that the Ohio River Telegraph cfliao has been removed to tho room over Kaba & Wile's candy factory, No. 5 North Water Street, where it is cow pleas antly located ia a spacious and hand somely furnished room. Persons desiring to send dispatches will make a note of the change. Poultry. Billy Caldwell monopol:ri the Adams xuxprcrs wagon, Ust.uight, vl :s cn inrasus? stock of I ouitry a v.! jin:a for New Year's.

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Pleasing Eihl'-SUaa of SplensIIJ Costumes. 51 airiiilloio . x. JlTireiCv A REGAL REPAST. AT-e rtc7 National nail was, hst night, the scene of one of the most brilliant and pleasant social entertainments ever witnessed in this city. Indeed, we ere safe in saying that no assemblage of tho kind ever approached it ia elaborate appointments and real msgnifioer.ee. The assemblage was large. and comprised the very elite of the city, wil.li many beautiful ladies and gallant gentlemen from abroad. Every preparation, both general and individual, was on the most liberal system. The ladies were net only the most beautiful of the city and vicinity, but the elegance and richness of the costumes excelled anything ever before attempted here. Wo do not propose to play "Jenkins," and enter into a minute description of material and stylo of tho many elegant end costly drerscs displayed, tho ornaments worn, or the particular make-up of. each individual. To allude to all would occupy too much time and cpace; to mention a part would be invidious. White was the prevailing color, and tarleton of various qualities the prevailing fabrio. There were, however, several rich e&tias, silks, etc , all generally trimmed with excellent taste, some with almost regal elegance. Costly laoe3 and expensive ribbons were abundant. Tastefully cut overdresses and basques were numerous, and a few elaborate paniers found a place. ... . " The gentlemen vied with tho ladies in real elegance of their apparel, though there was less diversity of style, E3 bhek was the invariable color of pnt3 and coats, with a very gsncral display cf white vests, gushing shirt-bosoms and white kids. All the ladies were beiutiful, of coursesome traascsndeDtly beautiful. Taken altogether, the assemblage of ladies was the handsomest - and "best dressed" that ever graced a hall in Evacsvilie. Henderson, Jessamine County, Ky., and Madison, Ind., lent some of their most beautiful damsels and dames to add brilliancy to tbe occasion. . , The music was conduoted by Henry Hart, onl comprised tea instruments, forming tho most extensive orchestra that has been seen on suoh an ocoision, comprising among its members several distinguished professors. The musio was, of course, of the finest character, and filled the whole building! with its rich melody. Tho scene of mirth and gusniaf joy opened about a quarter after 10 o'clock, and was' kept up during tbe whola night. At 11:30, refreshments wcra announced, and the spacious Euppcr room presented an array of sumptuous luxury that could not be excelled. The supper was prepared and tho tables arrangod by Col. Ed. Wehler, and the arrangement dis played his consummate sagacity and good judgment. Tho viands were of the most dainty character, and of the grcat3st abundance, and the manage ment was of such a character that all were attentively waited on, and there was no crowding or confusion. All were satisfied and well fed. The managers did them3elvo3 in finite credit by the skill and dexterity with which they arranged the sets, and not the slightest jar was felt cr a Eingle harsh or unkindly word heard during the whole entertainment. No plca3anter scene has ever boen wit nessed in tho city, or ono that reflect ed so much credit upon the Rood character of our young men. Evea in the coat-room everything was managed with great ability and skill by the colored gentlemen who had been selected to superintend that department, and coat3 and hats were ever in the right place when wanted. The programmes used on tbe occa sion were unique, and by far the moat recherche ever Ecen in the city, and wero universally admired. They consisted cf a miniature fan composed of four finely enameled French cards, printed and decorated with gold, fastened with a silver eyelet, and hung to tho coat button by a silk cord with a satin tassel of red, white or blue. It is unnecessary to say they wero furnished by the Journal Job Office. The entertainment will long be re membered by all who participated in, or witnessed it, as the most brilliant, fashionable andelegant ball, as well as the most pleasant they ever saw. Summary of Local Events. In to-morrow's Journal we shall pre sent to our readers our regular an nual summary of local events of tho past year, taken from our daily files and made up in a chronological form. It will giva a " bird's eye view," as it were, of the events of the year past, and will be found exceedingly interesting. Those who desire extra copies to send off, can secure all they desiro by leaving their orders at the counting-room. Confirmation. Rt. Rev. Bishop Talbot preached an exceedingly interestiag and powerful sermon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church last night, taking for his theme the compatibility of an active business lifa with religion. After the services the solemn rite cf confirmation was administered by the Bishop to a number of persons. At 7J o'clock this evening, services will bo hel l at the Church of the Holy Ionocuots and a larg. number ! will t confirmed ty the Biihop.

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Daring the last 6ix or eight day. Sunday School Festivals have been the rule, and hardly a day or night has passed without some kind cf a school anniversary. The Mission Sunday School of Walatii Strs-t Presbyterian Church held thir holiday Festival at their school room in Lamasco, yesterday afternooo, and all present had a real tiat time. About one hundred and fifty children were present, and the tine passed off in the mosS agreeable manner. Short speeches were made by RT. Mr. Kumler, T. W. Turner, and others, and a good time generally prevailed. The little folks were trated to a rich entertainment of good thing! prepared by the kdlci, and et th close retired to their tomes light-hearted and happy. EAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. The pupils o f this school ra.i ia tho basement cf tLe new Firit Baptut Church, yesterday afternoca, at oca o'clock, to enjoy their holiday anniversary, and th. room waa crowded. The exercises consisted of singing and addresses, and the Rev. Mr, Andres delivered a very inttrestia spteoh to the children, which we did aot arrive in time to hear, but which, w were assured, was highly pleasing and entertaining to tht adirses. An abundanco of goo-l this, Bach as cakes, candies, oranges, etc., whioh had bsen prepared by tho Udies, were given to ths.litllo boys and girls, and the festivities ' closed abont three o'clock, when th erowJ disparsed to thtir homes cumberland presbytbria sunday ; .:::.. school. :. . The Sunday Schcol of the Camberland Presbyterian Churoh, assembled at the churoh last night to celebrate their 'annual festival, and . the exercises were., of an interesting nature. The programme consisted of songf, addresses and recitations. Among tho songs was ona entitled tho "Golden Nine, which 'was beautifully rendered by nine young ladies, wearing white aprons, and each tearing a banner with " The Golden 9 "inscribed upon one side, and on the reverse side each had different mottoes, which wero 3 follows: "Love," "Joy," "Peace," "Long Suffering," "Gentleness," . " Goodnes?," . " Faith," " Witness," and " Temperance." The song "Over There," led by Wm. StortoD, was also suog vory finely. The concluding feature was the distribution of packages of confectioncry, which made glad the hearts of the pupils. It was a very pleasant occasion, and the church was crowded. Amntriueiiti. Opera House. The Metropolitan Star Company, and tho sparkling and dashing comedienne, Miss Kate Putnam, will return from Henderson today, and perform at tho Opera Houso to-night. The attraction will be tho fine play of "Littlo Nell, the Mar chioness," in which character Mis3 Putnam is said tj stand without a rival, although so very youn?. Wo hope to seo a lull hou.-o to-night, and as tho- compmy have e?tabliil.eJ a first clas3 reputation, we believe they will, bo liberally patronized. To morrow night will bo their last performance. In this ccnaectioa wc aro requested by tha lady managers of the Evansville Orphan Aylum to velum their sinoere thank3 to Macajrer Browce and his company for the benoSt to unexpectedly fiiven the Orphan Asylum. Tho benefit was unsolicited, and the ladies feci grateful fer the generous spirit that prompted the action. JK3" Don't forget to kindly remember the carrier boys to-morrow, wl ea they call upon you with their New Year's Address. LYON BECKS HAFT. I :i (j.ivesoa, Tt-XHS, on V ediiesdy, the test , n tins tesldence f tue bribe's Tiio:npr. y (tie Rev. Mr. Kalon. of Trimiy Li!Ui-::i, Mr. HE shy Lyon, formerly o; t ., N i'y, t .Mhic ALVINAL. BtX'KsilAI T. Of taaiVCj'.oa. LOCAL XTOTICES. CXaT Next to Miss Katie Putnam, of theatricil tame, ScaAPiCi.-, Uvssinq & Co.'s Dry Goods S:or'- is -the centre of attraction. They toll cheap. decSl 2: THE OLD BELIiBLK CORN -FED OYSTER DEPOT, AS Xc. 9 First Street. ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Buy Stiles' Cum fed C.y ;'., ami save your money by get;ig :Olid meat instead of gravy. Also, all kinds of Can :! C.ols. fresh and warranted to be A. 1. Give U3 a call. No charga for showire eoods. Wm. Caldwell, dec-3'J 2: No. 9 F:rst Street. Shell Oysters. Uc-nry Neumacn, in basement of Chandler's Block, i-1 receiving, daily by express, tia? Sb; 11 Oysters from Mobile, ai. i cs.i-l.ile Rock, fresh and fat. uicoO 3: For the Holidays. TLe wishing to buy a nice holiday j resent, should not fiil to call at Carouse & Brother's, io. S3 Main S:i.:et, and see the Victoria Eugenie and Hand kerchief Scarf. They are the latest 6tylc3 uut. clcoU: JOtf Xctlce to City Tax-Fa) ers. Those tax-payers who have not paid their city taxes for the year 1SC9 are hereby notified that the same must be paid in by the 10th of January, 1870, if they wish to save costs, as by that time I will have to commence advertising and selling property for nonpayment of said city taxes. My office is next door to tho Council Chamber, on the corner of Third and Walnut Streets. John Greek, dec3Q-td City Collector. Sotlce. Those knowing themselve.3 indebted to me, are requested to come and make settlement immediately, as I shall adopt a Cash system of trade from Jan. 1, 1S70. E. McJonxsiON, 30 3t Cor. Eighth and Canal Sts. 3?" Sehapker, Bussing & Co.'s Mammoth "One Price" Dry Goods tSturo is tLe beit piece to buy useful Hcl:day Preif-ts. 4ell

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and New Year roods at Sehlasr.fV.r'a Drug Siors, corner Main at d Sec d Streets, which is also the best pi tee to est pure Drujra, Medicines and Liquors; alo, the neat assortment of American, French aad English Soap', Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes end Toilet Waters. 5eo2-lu You will find Ladies' Velvet Eats at 55 ccata, at Glick & Schraru', opposite th Opera Houe. ep25 Is Storb and ForSali Tbis Day. 200 boxes Assorted Cbeese; 100 barrels Prime Greea Apples, in food shipping order. L. RUTFN2R, Jr., & Co., de23 lw No. 5 Water Street. Fashionable Teimjiings. Ladls3 wanting piece velvets or velvet ribbons, picoe satins or &tin ribbons in blacks or colors, will find them ia desirable colors, at deo23-lw Hughes. Jt3- See GiXiBZRT Co.'f adrertiaement of two of the beat and finest Stores ia tewn fur Rent. oc29-tf Boy fine Wool and Bro:Lc Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents, at .dec6 - Hughes's. BUT" Gents and Boys Cloth and Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also a good assortment of Driving Gloves at low prices. decC Egy Irish Linen, Table Diaper, Shirt Froata at reduced 'prices at dec6 Hughes's. 2T Boy's Buck Glove?, TVco! Mitts, Comforts, Nubia?, nood?, Gloves, and Hosiery of ; all kin.'s shctp, at Sehapker, Ba-siog & Co.'c. Four Offices Corner of Second and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply tO . - G. W. SriANEXIN. de2-tf :. ''t . tSf" Domestia Goods, Dress Goods, and Cassimeres, very cheap at Sehapker, Bussing&CoJa.i .X : decll, nollday Stock or Jewelry and. Silver .. , -: ; trare.. - - ' G.' H. Jageman, s No. S5 Main Street, has now on hand a splendid stock of. Fine Gents' and Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry Setts, Gold and Silver Thiml s, Gold Pens, Silverware, Clocks, etc.; in f4ct, almost everything in the Jewelry line suitable for Holiday Presentt. , Also, Watches and. Jewelry repaired, and all work warranted. del dim tST T. C. Bridwell & Co , comer of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brashes, fcc. Prescriptions carol'ully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coagress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf - JCST $1 00 will buy Rudolph's Empress Kid Gloves, at Schaj kcr, Bus.msr & Co. dcell 24 S J-lr OiKer Jiier itw st JHrd l QC i " - - The weather continued nearly clear last night, with flight indications ot a change. There were no additional arrivals up to a late hour last night. Tho Quickstep, for Cairo,, and Rjpi l an No. 2, for Eastporf, loft with very fair trips. Tho Quickstep had not as many passengers as her second and third clerks had expee'ed. Tlic graad bill at the National Haft, - douttlcrs, : iaduced some to Etay in the city who would otherwise' have been- lild to have made au excursion to Cair and back. Just before hho 1 it wc wero shown by Mr. Jibi Goff, her "cxeelltnt steward, two of tho l acd.-oi-cst cakes wc ever s;nv. They were the very p-1 1 . t.tiuu ot l e.u'y, el:,t:ice, good tite end cx qai.-ite fckilL They -wero cor; st:uct-.'d by Geo. 'Ramsey, tie pa--try co'.k t-f the boat, and wer- c-.':g:-d t : r j rn It u i-. ts:',). i ..a i : -e r, 1 ? T l ic'urnc'.i c-i ily received 1 -re a co i..-id- r.b! ans-' t,i of freight oV.o,-k.... S'e' left soca aft r ': ...The AliU wiil bj at 1, v. " ; i he tiv wharf tiis uioraing, ai;.l will p.-,-!y h are this cvenir.r for N vi! e a'- l xil y pvr'--. Cap?. R man is ti'.t . c; v -ft W. Jl. Gi..e:y is her Ti-e M;:iy ii pO uly, t y. I;o:-.Ss av ; Foa NA- IViLLK 2i' .. -. i . . ;.u i ".V..V U-.-, si; i c:. :: t: :. -a- 1 - 1. : - G. R.;r:;iT c oa-: -.w '. GracLy h-.h .oi,; .t. '! V, .ii it I I IC i C ;.i: ' a tj i o o-tit .' i'l Vv". i II j .-)-. U' i .' . tb :r c , :.l gahcli i) - U slowly. C-J - frei.i?!tt3 r.is $;riM Wt tr- i .riiHi. tiuii ; u 5 yi 1 1 t . - parted I' Cinciurr.-. Cincin: i) :: :ibiv i Port List i - .1 ItoS . ;u in :,,. N -; !. f. ort Buru, irrni Men Floyd, !r-:-ui NusLviii: Amerio.', ior Ark3Ei--v-. man, l',-c Evaiisviil ; ilemtrs. . 'catlitr c 10.1 'ivc:r; :r add erato. liivcr rV.Ung; 31 .et 3 iu in the cham-.cl, w'uli 70 feet 9 in ui'der the bii-Jr - Louisville, Dect-itber - 1 Li't Anitr;('3, Circtticaii t- Ais.is River; Miry llou-:o ;. :i - I Or 'CiCS ; S--:t. J. 11 ale, M, m-.-m t-o Cincinnati; M.uL.a. t iLc.ni; i Memphis; - JNormau, C-ncinn-i-t t Evansville; Phil, fcl.vrilau, tit J.o-i . to Madison. Uivcr laliinv-, vuSi 1 ) feet 8 inehes water ia the cifla', au i S feet 8 icehes on the falls. Wtati.. r clear and pleasant. Business good. CAiao, December 30. Bigt.y, l'itf-s -burg and return, at' 11 p. m.; Littio Alps, Pittsburg and return, at 3a. ra ; Alaska, from Cincinnati to Ntw Oileacs, at 3 a. xa.; P. W. Sitader, Lou isville to iew wrieans. at o a. m. ; ly to Ct. Jjouis, ei a.m. iienry xttc, Louisville to New Orleans, at 8 a. m.; St. Joe, Memphis to St. Louis, at 10 a.m.; Mohawk, New Orleans to St. Lcuis, at coon; Dictator, Louisville to St. Louis, at 1 p.rm.; Emiiie Labarge, St. Louis to New Orleans, at 1 p. m. ; Hornet No 2, Pittsburg to N.Orleans, at 2 p. m.; St. Luke, St. Louis to Memphis, at 3 p. m.; Ironsides, St. Louis to Pittsburg, at 3 p. m. The river Las fallen two inches. Weather clear; mercury Tbe

rone, Nashville packet, at da. m ;liubicon, Vieksburg to St. Louis, at, 4 a m: Pauline Carroll. New OileacB

ehaii . near Cape Girardeau,- sod is laid up thc-ro for 're pairs. rSx. Louis, December SO. Arrived : ia?e ivissey and Colorado, Memphis; Beardjtow, Peoria. Departed: Mississippi, New Orleans; W. B. iancc, lici River; St Johrs, Keokuk. River risieg slow!, trith .-i;c feet watfr to Cairo and ib.r&a and a iaalf to Keokuk. Vcathjr clear and mild. Nashville. Djo. ?0. River fallin?, with 7i feci ci llarpeth Shoals. eather clear and pleasant. Ar rived: Talisman fraia Crn; T?.-Vrt

j Mocr; from Cinciatat?; Barkfevillo, irom upper Vumberiand. Departel: Robert Moore, fer Cincinnati. Memphis, D?c. SO. Weather clear and pleasant. River rising. Arrived: Alice De?i3, from Cicc-ie.n.ti. Departed: Thompson Dean, for Cairo; Messcngor", for Cincinnati. New Obleas. Deo. 30 Port Liet. Arrivfd: GUseow, from St. Louis. Difsrfd: Richrocnd, for Louuville; MgntaT for Memphis; Bisrsarck, for St. Louis. RTSA?lSOATS. FOli CAIRO, COLUME-r AND MEMViilii. Tba mgn!fleetit steamer .. 2-INNEOLSl, i-fijW. B. Miner, Master; jotu a. jo.ts, ciciE, Will leav for Memphis and all wtiy ports, mm at, DECEMBElt aiST, tit 'J o'clock A.. For L-eSg-t riaf..a artntr on tord, or to H'Ji4PHi;Y, LLWl:JS CO., deid2t ' Ag,U. Kor. iEMPi;is,vicK-eup.a and n ew OKLEANii. The sp'.enJM p&s- Ci?,r a'.eumct L...r7t - MART L'OTJaTON, sie" .. L. B. l'nnt am, ::Kcr; Harry Yvttlker, Clerfc, Leaves tor Sew Orleans anil all way ports, r3il!AV, B Screws EE, 3iST. at 4 o'clock v.yr. t Ire'stit or rtisaa rt.r !'o-i boerd.'or to. W.(j.iit.OA'.N',ttO d9d3t A gouts. fOR OW-NSPORO. CANNEIION, AND LOUISVILLE. Tb6b6Hirul and elt-gaiit racket Jfr.5i ROSE HUE, r: , . . . W. R. Iloilcroff, Masler; Pi ll. B. iiruobaiu, Cltik, Wi!l leave for Louisville and ail way lacdlng., uu FHIDAY, DECEMBEIt ClST, at 8 o'clock p.m. For lieigtit or psss;f, spr'Iy on board, or 10 v . u. litvuw. a ci.. till Ageuts. FOB OWKNUD.H), CANNELTON, LOUISVILLE. AND CENCINN'A'U. TL elet;aat aad fiet iteamer P. IC. U"rcl:y, Mantf r; John Ji. lrififcU, .-irt, Lew. Morris, f. Leaves for Ctncianatl and all way porI MTIKIIAV, JANUARY laT, at 10 o'clock A.M. For lreight or pas-sage apply o board, or 10 c . av. x. i- w u. de.1 dCt Aent CLARK'S VILLE A.vD NASHVILLE The exceiifcut hteamtr ALPHA. O. Kyn!.i(, Masier; Leave for Kashvillo and all way ports on RJIAY, DECii'M BEIi aiT, at 4 o'oioch P M. For freight or pajge ar-i-Ty rn noard, or to dit a., ill. uy, AK-nt. r? rT r f V I,r. EICHAO'd C olden EeEedics 8IOOO RXAVAKn for r.ny case of d:s-ea-o iu any blae wUlfllj tU"- f sii 1 to cHits. DH. KIc;liAE'.-A CiOLDEN BALAAM o 1 cuips Ulcers. Ulcerated Nro Throat, and Mutilb, ti!io Eyes, Cutaceous i:.rupti!,uK, Coppt-r-coloied IjloichtB, sjieness of iho Hcalp, h"-crofu:a, 4c; it in tb, aifiiUKt Ren ovator, Aitirutive, una liiooa i-unner kinowu.Dit. UlfllAU'? GOLDEN B LSAM, No. 2 curf s Aiereui lul A'it-ctions, lt!i uiaut;sto in ail ifH hum. Price of Wittier No. I or 2 t.j ntr Louie, or tw o (,otllrK for t'!t. rrpld KTirt ra'ltrt.t cure lor ail L unary uet !uieiueiijj. Price 4 ! ver Ik, It le. Iit. KiCIIAUVi tiOLDEN ELIXIIt l'AMO! Ml, a radical euro l,r Nim vous or ticaeral Ut.-oilit y, la oia or yonn;'. i-r;c i't pe.r liotLit', or t wo boltltt for eii. Oa rt l-: i i of urice ttioss rtno:iii-H will busMp I v lo hujt lift,1?. Pioinpt atteu'iou paid . aii eorife,onl-ut. JNonn genuine wn flout the r.t.,nx,r "DK. KICIIAU'.-S UUl.DEN ItEMEDI K8, V. ii. KICIIAKIW, Bole Proprltfr," Blown In gbi.ss of holt Is. Add:owi Dr. D. Ii. ltlCHABD-, No. i.'.:s Variclt Htret, Nt-w Vorlr. ot.9-lyeod JTJlLTJS vrr.FTAKIE SICILIAN f: f pK --" The hs!M of Us remedial properties la a

1. 1 j vtvetubid toitipouud. .1 It v: ill rent ore Gray Hair to its

Orrnial Color. i j w in uo-p iLo ba!r from falling out. J-r i a !is-s tbe seal :, aud makes the hair ; Kff . iu trotl, ami t-itken. 1 Si a K,ie:dld hair dressing. it. P. HALL & CO., INaKiiua, N. H., ! Proprietors. i dc2j dim (eod) wlni Tho Healing Pool. ff'-K'iA H!K YOI!X MK.V, who j&$ i. ive i .'i into vicious haoiUi, and ii-I:j lji;:ber liie, aud a belter :!A J UO 'J, : tl cei iam menns of reli-i ,,rl.,o rJVLif.:-- I. st-nt in sealed letter enlie t,( cliara. Address. UOWKi t i.V'l ION," BOX P., I'JIILAliFi- , - - : . "A tepJ ) r-:novj .M! li-Pa'clitrH. Freckles. a tr iu Hit! f ice, use l erry't JIulh r- J.n'ion. Prej art- J only by.JJl. i. i:v. c.o.d by all Urut'Sists. . r .i s -lid i' !-il J ii. - Ihe Hiraiias Pool. An is-ay for Yoursi? Men on tho Crime . ;ii!u;.., an l toe iJiseases and Abuses : .i a cieii'.o impt-dinents lo MAKiIAGE, sure wf tUf of reiit-f. tent in sealed t"f i-ti vein ff h, irc of chsrijo. A!dreh8 I'r. J. -KIEL1.N HOUGH IO.N, Howard . i i , fiiiiadtilphia. Pa. . j -i . i -J Jm 1m0 ai ft. uili 0.l ACJtS. A victim of early J.X. i.'ntiri.jHi fe, CHotiii nervous debillv . j j, inuUite d, ciy, fcc, lias discovered . "lii'lf ni-;ftnsof cuie, wnich he w ill send :- io Jit-, i.fllow-Bullerers. AddreswJ. H. Ul.l-.VES, i .Viissau sstieet, New York. Ctrl' v ijrn p V V7ATCHMAKING. KOSHCr.AJTSt. UAKI'.VSMiril. vtt'fania.kcrs and Jewelers, t I". W.i ;: In Ameii pd, English and Ji. Wii . l.i!., iu cold, over end ! t loci -.$? kiww atteu"on given j . No 611(lllslfcd , ai,prent!cee. (. i-i-a c.i:,. r .lie jefttu, enver unce, given to Merry,- Merry Christm2s ! lii'Z Many a Very Happy Kew Yeir la You Alt! Hlg and small. URXVJ HOLIDAY USUI, December 23th and 2Gtli, 1S03, January 1st and 2d, 1SI0. OYMEE SOtie. IIU'liK.V FBI. casee, llojit Turkey rtntled with Ojbttis, ar.d other deiicacies. Pare homemade t;ider, oc-; hot Tom-and-Jerry, 15c. FreU Bititoor acd New i ork. Bay Oytera, oi lho liutnt llavor, received daily per express, in tuff, !, and hhellil at the MAIN b'l'IiEEi' tXL'Ii A N U E, betwetn iiuh and toixih. UecSld-Sl JOnN C. KCHWEJZEK. j?I&"lJGGISTS. Wholesale ens Eetail grsggist, Dealer In v Medicines Faintt, Oils, Jirushtt, &c. ST., bet. Becor.d and Th'.rd, Evansville, Jod, I'ariKiE'ar atl-eut'ion f.Ivtn to Ct7TTIN3 OL.AJVS waa.niie. ijccitii;

C;ja72i.) Krw "Sor.3. L'ee. f-0. Corr.y Without decided cban?o; sai?8 rr iVihi baiea at ii''; !..,r tuiidiix.s utiA'li;. l"ixrK B&of pu, er.Uo h'cUi xcferiset Jc t-ettr oq lov K'atif-; moilcisU'i exron d-ir.i.(': sais-, of i.O bHrreis t ?i t-j (i'j CO for MUir!3ce .S'aia nd VVf;.. e.-n ; ii HZifi 'j r--r ext ra Si 2 a tor vrnitw wtieat ex-'ra: Si i'j n 5o f :r 'J'.onnd il"'-p Ohio; " 7-j .-rf to tor xira im. Jjouis; tti S0S iJ tor Kood to cho'.co ti-. ; cios iij flria: ineiuJin brrei of low era if.. tt.T flour :.ili ; sh-ft 1,5) Uli at tfi .u..i 7J. COSN y'iA .-O'JiK. Wuwki- Wiiuout ul,;,-,l cl.af,--; ,a:rs of ISO barrels) "vVf si.-m i !.ou isee. Wheat Kw-ipta 2,LirO bas.Ki.s: market Ic hen-r, v-uh fair port arj.j jr.iiUxii; uouiand; t-a'es of y;,i0 Onsiiela at Si 05 t r ifJaCtid.KpriBB, Uii.l fcl ior tto. 'i E-rli,?, tl 3i,:l l-4 ior Vialr rei act! ujuhi Wfcsiern, tl Ss.st -io for ttiuuor a a-) Tor Winter rea iliinuL, KYE-Qain. inBiEr-ln tfol dommi,i; stint of 0,Cbutf is at i for lour lowed btie hiiu Ciaci Vv'H'iwrn on priaia itrms. Bakley Mai.t 1'u 1. Cos.'-lti',', ij-t hiM'rif.I;2--T3 lttr on ew, a n I 1 - l.:nr on old ; t,-in i of 4,iM) bushels ai Hxv.iii vil lor now t':low snutnern; tl uu for u.w whito Hou: utru ; fn1? i-r very oi,. n; w iiiised esterri; si 10 lor inferior o.j niied Wi'sfrra arl-.:tU Oais Rx-eipt! 4, o buhis: firmer m-. rioro f.d'.n; mi;os of SIM'-o bu-.liu!, at tl a' fi-'V" for Wf.s;eru ; &ijbillio ur teia.i.o. ltfCE Dull. CoFi'FE I'UU. Ktoau Firia. .Molash-In moarite reqapf : sa;s or J-0 barrels of New Orl an 61 "..-.) a. HcP3-0.alet at i3..'i.'.fr3 ;.r Amencau. I'ETiiOLt.ca-Vtuict ut lie Ior trade; 2;i for refined. EjNSfciit OtL THiU at b0:Ka In ca-iks. Hi'iBiTa "f CKPENtiXE- -utet nt l ii. Pork lli-avy and lower; bU:i oi j bsrrel t t-t ' ,.) co for nw ices.-; (.') .') for old do. ; t-i U'.4-'3 00 for p.-Uue; t-'i .-. O il l for prime mem; h1m, aau of i.Kl barroU c f new int-sv.se.ler r ebruary and Marcii ul -0 -Jj y). HKKr steady; sr.Ss oi" 123 linrreN at ( 00 (3 H to i"i.-r now piatu iulsh; 4:0 1-0 ji; uti for new evua hkhi, Tikklk Bkkk Iinl! ; sales of 1X1 Vtcpa at 825 Wjf.a On lor prime laoax ; fit tvia to lor India mesi ltKni" Hams Steady; 6ales o' ISO barrels at t a iq jii ,vo for t.(.vv. Cur ili-ATS -Heavy and lower; safes of 60 boxeat HJiiJ'io for khouidt-iu ; Ejltijo lor liaran. Miif.E linlel ; m'oi of 80 oo.ica of Cmohoriand cut alll io. l'KEfcx lioas i.j,u;tt at 512 (XV- hjr Wwiifiii. UUB-ilcavy pi. d dro-plug; s.i ei of 4,. tie.rct3 at Hj'i'l7.; Io- leaiii: lb '1'.;0 lor ke.tio rendcied ; of I.ujJ iierces of eam,tflle' ouuary wiJ 1 o'jraary, at 17l,a;s-. i,i-TrH-Q.-ilot at lM,i:ac for Ohio. . rsKBiB-liu'l and uucaauet d. atiijliTi To Liverpool uull and drooping. tnicaso Market. Ey Telegraph. . Chicaoo. I)t3. 60. FlX-CR-Duii at li M J l - - for !r:j)r!ug r'TKB. ... Wjibat-Ouiet and JU'o l )w r; g ilca r f : n. 1 atb'ia-, 2 .peued at 7,;.'o a lid clohiti itwioy at 77'i'iT-o; this afi.c 1 1100:1 the inarK't was dull ai "io'i. fcol-et ' January, tor '. 1. Corn i'lall and ray: Fa'cs of No. 2 at rSi y3for ORtiir and 7i;i7ic f,-r fresh rec ip;, and cum-1 firm at iiU!y j7w for rilar; no g:rada In fair deuiai.d at 6.1 ." tuis aflfrnooji No. It was uomtaaiiy 7oc, aeKer's Jnnoury. Oat?1 In good deinanil, ojer;lns at 4l,'-i (fiin but sub"j(H'Hii.v woiliuiii una clcsttd qnlet at 4i;4 Vi for No. V. Ii b Moderately active, clot-dug at Tl.jT 'e for No 2. BAULKY Inactive and iiomSu-.il at 70770 for No. 2. Hohwies Doll mid lo lovvor, clnslntt with HHiiera at '01c ior wooden audUJc.'or Iron bonud. cfuGAit -ilJiftllo for comuir.n to choice Cries n-i. PKOVtKiort Dal!. Mess Porte unsettled nr;l 7'o lower; .U:s nt f'JS m ,;: s j cat,h KUd Ur'8 Jrf unary, and tJt tij i 73, B -i-U't' February, cioi-tn i;rinr al S :') 76, el ler's Feorriarr, and -S 'ai t-S o.f oaali. Lard dull ai d erinnr, closing at 17c csti aud 17 1 fct'lic-r'K !'( bruary. drccn niests are qui.'t at I'i'i'c fK-hoiiiilors and Mii44i3lor b.itn-'. 1 r 'Allied meats r re Inacilvu aid iio r',ual nt 11c fur .iiou,'J,-ra: i'iUc ;or lonsli md' :s, and l!c for short rib middles. 1 i , ;s i e-si'd fatrlr acilv" and seady ai$:0 7-3 -ill W: Hvodull nnd M i'.' c lowr ; sales at is 7"ciU 00 for common lo lair, unci 11 iaiilO 13 for good to choice.

St. Louis nar&ei. By it !;rr-h,l Bt. Louis, Deo. 30. Totiacco Qti let nrd ucc'unngcd. orroN So bales. Hemp No s iles. 'i.ouk tjoict and ntichanard; good demand lor iow (iradeH; suj eiflne sold ut Sl.-ti .-5, X 1 5'Val 7.3, and XX ?3'0 7.3. V pkat-teuil v at il OlffU 03 ior No. 2 Ted Eat) ; No. 1 do., fl l;d l.f; choice, SI 1.0; and choii'B wiute, tl 5:1 10. Cor.x Choice scarce and wonted: dull dud declininc: yellow and ci'ot'-e tnlv-i in ijuid. i;i i7i,,; tnnoi eiiW5 rm.vd Kactcd. .f-V; choice dry j e.low, fclic; and while, K t,s7c. OAT.s-ilarh ct ovcrstoclied and brolio down ; ar. the close fifties were m;ido at i7(3 Wo In hulk, and W'v'we for H'cked. PiAJitKV-Quiet at. Si CO ior choico Pall. Kys Nothms dolii. W jiisky Kirm at im;. 'rAl. Hull fit W,ir,lV,Zc ('CFFEK Dull at lSwi'.ic. Moi-iVSKES Quiet at 703600 for plantation. PaovrsioifS Dnll nnd week, with only order sities. l'orit, S.U. Heavy dry salt shoulders, llfiljc; clear Bides, Wi P-Jc; and hams, Ijc. Paeon Nothing do.ntf. Lard Weak; country nfcam, lCJi; city eteum, seller February, ITIic t.ICCiiiaiail Mariif V. V.y Icittravh.I ClKcxaHAi i. Dec. 33. Flouii AM) Chain- Unchanged. C'OTI ON Dllll. at ir'i ailc, Wn i-ky Dul!. at 111 n'Jic. l'novisio.xs Dull and drooping: Mcsi Pork c ull, at t-'J; Eulk .Mtrals and Eacou unchHUfjid. Laiil Dcclli:ed; sales kettle reu lered at l'A HcG.s-CIoHed dull, at J3 5010 Co m the closing rales; recelpla 2,2k. i-.irixEit and Ciiei se Unchanged. OoLD-l'j buying. Exchasue Ad vunccd to par buying and soiling at 1-10 premium. JMosKY Market unchanged. I.gcIsvIHc Har&el. ioieitraph.l LocmvitLi, Die. il. Cottok Acilve; lo-w middling 2zyi. Fl.otrit tj.utel ; XX fmnily V. Okaist h'teady ; red Wheat (I 03; white do. ii 10; Corn to7ic, and Itye iwc on arrival. Hcgab rrlmo New Orleans Ma Moi.As3fc.s At 7io for prime New Orleans. Tobacco Weak ofWinizs and light sales; 19 hhds iu to isaf s t Sii6 LU. pKOVisniNu-Firmer; Mess Pork 530; I? icon sliouldeis 115,4c; clear nh 17!ic; clear sidta 17Xc; num Kiiouldeis li'c; c ear HO Vic; clear sides lUs; aaaar-cured hams 'PAs; Lnrd lbo. W HMi v A l Vi "jth3o. lew itrk J 0 1 a ana 3 lot-a scii.i. By Teleiiiaph.J New V on. Dec. 3). Mosey The demaud for money was very pr snlug up to ihe c:osa of hauls hours, and 7 per cent. .old wus the minirnnm rate uu call, with a few exceptional transactions al 1-3A91-18 ler cent perdlcm. At 3 o'clock loans were made at 7 per cent, currency. Pilnie discounts we.e nominally at l!!,12 per cent. STKItl.lNG Dull at 85875. OoJL,n opened at ii'oJJ, i.-ll to 119;;, advanced to I2n'4, and closed at WC& carryIns rates, l-32u,l-lfi per cont. Dd 7 jier cent. Clearance. S 0 AI.IhjO. Oovkniikxts ymet and iteady; conpoBs ol 'hl.lls.lls:;;' .0. 'IK. llJ4-i,iaJi; do (Oi. Hl'-tll2-, uu. V, UlrlivX;'ao. new. lWXslU'ii; do. '7, 111114; . do. 1 4VH'114; 111-10's, lUhiviU;i; PaciO s, 10b,aiH,os- I he Huri-Treasury bongut one million at llu li-loOjlll 12-liJO. Sew 0rlt,'r4Es ..rh". By Telegraph. New Orl.ra.mh. Dec. 30. I'ottos-Steady ; middlings SIiMJic; Bales e,50U tia.ies; icceipu B.571 bales; exports 7,fl4 baits. Fiouh-Ea-ler; enles r.t 55 (ki(5.5 25 for ey'ra; 15 76j5 tl'O for XX, and til W; stJ Z3 ior XXX. 1 (jus- SO. Me3 Pokk T. 0 5-1. Bacon Du'l and lwer; sales atlCjc, 18c and lffc; hams 23(a2c. Eakd Dull; tltrce i&aiSJc, and keg 19J't2iJC huoAB Prime 12 iie. MOL.ASSK! i'riiuo t,aiic; other articles unchanged. OoLD-12ll,li. ExciiANGa-Kteillcg I30J4; N, Y. tight par(a discount. XishTlIlc Slarbet. By Telegraph. J Nashville. Dec 30. Cotton Quiet ; low middling "-'4c; good ordinary, 2c. .... ... WHEAT-Eed.tl 0: anibtr, tlU; White, f I 20. COEN-51 CO. x OAT3 7UO. eve-si to. Flock t-l oC"o iJ) for supeiflne to fancy. Hri.K MjiAis Clear Bides, liic: clear ribbed siiits, 1.3c: shoulders, l. c. KUMI i'OliK L0. Hacos Clear Bides. 171-.'c: shoulders. H.'-Sc: country hams, 18j. J-.A1.1J mc. 5ow lorK Dry fcccas An.i. Hy Telegraph. New Yotx, Dee. 30. Dry ClooLS It belns: the close of the ear, theie Is 110 Lusincsa or moment li-.ie, a-:iliUOra in- i.n.-.u n;-.v.jz ur, Uli o :i ! . , , . '4 sl 01 -. ma d coukt.'Uuiiy t';eie is ) c i-J fl.. ,.s.

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I.UK!I.L.K .C ''!., otoi.o-ra.w cnu.i r.iA ! O CLOiIJ.E:s MH'POP.lElt it tj.erlecl ariluiti of lho Uln i "vi r o the pilil'c; HM'.U' prelt:!;. , ills niet e-e anl cii:iit,.rt, ku.1 i J o t wit -i iMiss wants. Mother. nti-resteii c.mifort and loaiiii o: tiit-u- d.(should ix i iiliio i i s men For s 1 A11EEEU, OAi.C'Ell .V. . ! it 1 : s 1 1 Mftnnf.io' lired by D. jl. JsACN' CO., li'J Sumner Mivct, iit.si.ou, Wa . BUrii N E S.S C 1 1 A N C E W antein eaou town and ri y to inni. anil soil Woalher Slti;s and Mouldings. J'atsnt run tint, (rre lu tVI to S "M worth in eded upoa ev., iutr, from .'mo lo .3 ) per c -nt. pro . your uJtlrfss apou slsri, ped euv lull pin lieu l;t: k and pric-.- i hi of ready to be fut together, to tl. A. hi IlKUT, Box 2, llohtnu, M:i h. k:i r-a "1 1 1- umt AGE STS WANTED e very wlo-, the AM ElilCA .N KM Til Nil .MA the only pr.1cllc.1t Fo ily Kml chine ever invented. Pne- ... 2 t.MW stit jln's per in limto. Ail-iie-s CAN KN1T11NU MACHINE CO. ilass.,orHt. 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