Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 258, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 July 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY JfcORNING JULY ti PEOPLE'S TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILLINOIS. B""The People of tHksk United States are the rightful Masters of roth Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Uvertiirjw the Men wh) Pervert the Constitution.' Abraham Lincoln. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OF MAINE. S6P"I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Electors f r t Pttd nt Large. WILLIAM CU.MBAOK.of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSKIIiLD. of Jefferson. VUtrict EUt t'tra. 1st District Cyrus M. Allen, ol Knox. 2d 1 strict- John W. liny, .;1 Clarke. 3d D'dtrict Morton ('. Hunter, of .Monroe. 4th District Jihn H. Faniiiahar, of Franklin. 6th District Nelson 'J rush r, of ayette. Sth District- Itenbeii A. Kiley, of Hancock. 7th District John Ualina, of Putnam. Sth listri t hMri II. Huff, of Tippecanoe 9th District James N. Tynor, of Mi. mi. 10th District Isaac Jenkineon, of Allen. 11th District David U. Daily, of Huntington. Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrangp. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Comiiiltrttcuteif. High School Examination. The examination of the High School on Tuesday completed the ardnous duties of our diligent and worthy trustees, who, we doubt not, are as willing to retire from their laborious task as are teachers and pupils to relinquish the imparting and receiving of that knowledge so essential to the young idea in its " shooting " capacity. Notwithstanding the uncomfortable state of the weather during the past examinations, we were pleased to notice the bravery with which the gallant little bands would resist each and every charge of the welltried veterans. No quarter has been given by trustees or teachers, nor has any been required, since the youthful ideas were strongly garrisoned at every poiut. The High School Examination passed oil' very creditably to both teachers and pupils. The manners of the pupils throughout the day in such a hot room was truly praise worthy and were evidence of that thorough au.l systematic training so essential to the order and quietude of the School-room, and for which we think their teachers, Mr. Butterfield and Miss Colhurn are deserving of much credit. At the close of the afternoon exercises, " Young America '" mounted the " rostrum and exhibited atypical view of the eloquence of a Cicero and Demosthenes. I doubt not some of these latter day elocutionists would receive no detriment if they should copy the style of some of these youthful orators. We cannot refrain from speaking of" young Law, who spoke finely and appeared so much " at home " for a speaker of his age. Master Pennington also acquitted himself admirably. His articulation was distinct, and his manners easy and graceful. We think he exhibited marks of oratory seldom noticed in one so young. That paper, too, was really a gem which we acknowledge we had not expected to discover. Many were the "keen hits'' it contained, and then the Btyle in which it was read by Miss Maggie Walker lent enchantment to the whole production. To our efficient trustees we cannot be too grateful for Hie services they have rendered in bringing our schools up to the standard they have attained. Much inure would I be happy to speak of, but time and space forbid at this lime. Thkta. Pllte County Mnisl'uuveutlou. Pursuaut to notice, the Republicans of Pike County met in mass Convention at Winslow, on Saturday, June, 30th. The Convention was called to order at 1 1 o'clock p. M ., aud temponly organized by calling Richard Gladisfa to the Chair, and appointing James Jones Secretary. On motion, a committee was appointed, composed of one from each Township, to select permanent officers for the Convention. A committee of three, consisting of J. L. Phillips, J. J. Collir.s, and Miles Chambers was appoiuted to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting, and also, to determine the number of votes each township was entitled to cast in the CoDvention. On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet at one o'clock. At one o'clock the Convention re-nssrm-bled. The Committee on permanent organization, through the Chairman, Mr. Adams, reported as follows : For President, Temple Woolsey ; for Secretaries, J. E. Phillips and E. P. Thorpe. Report adopted. The Committee appointed to draft resolutions, and to fix the vote of the townships, reported as follows: That each township be entitled to one rote for each 25 votes cast therein lor Morton in 1856, and one vote for each fraction over 25. This hasis gives the townships the following vote: Jetl'erson 3, Washington 11, Madison 3, Clay 3, Logan 3, Patoka J, Marion 2, Monro- 2, Lockhart 2. Total, 31. Necessary to a choice, ltj. Said committee reported the following resolutions : Resolved, That we fully endorse the platform of principle? laid down by the Republican National Convention at Chicago, and we pledge our earnest support to the nominees of that Convention. Resolved, That in the Republican State ticket, we have presented to us candidates for our suffrage, in whose ability, honesty and integrity, we have the utmost confidence; and we pledge ourselves to use all honorable means to promote their election. The resolutions, were, on motion, ndopted. The chair called for nominations for Representative, and the following named gentlemen were put on nomination : Dr. G. D. Jaquess of Petersburgh; Andrew J. Weils of Winalow ; and Miles Chambers of "'lay.

A motion was made and curried, that the Convention proceed to take a ballot lor Representative. Dr. Jaquess arose, and in a short and handsome speech, thanking his friends for the honor conferred upon him, withdrew his name from the Convention. Mr. Chambers in a few neat and appropriate remarks, expressed his obligations to his friends for their partiality, and also withdrew his name. Andrew I. Wells, was, on motion, nominated by acclamation. The following named gentlemen were put in nomination for Treasurer: D. Hewins, R. M. Case, aud R. Harrell. The Convention proceeded to take the first ballot, which resulted as follows : Ilewins Washington, 5; Clay. 3; Madison, 1; Logan, 3; Monroe, 2; Lockhart, 1; Marion, 2. Total 17. Case Jefferson, 3 ; Washington, 5J; Madison, 1; Patoka, 2; Lockhart. 1. Total 12. Harrell Washington, i; Madison, 1. Total 1 i. Dakwin Hewins, having received the majority of all the votes cast, was declared the nominee of the Convention for Treasurer. On motion, Richard Gladish was nominated for Commissioner, by acclamation. The following resolutions were offered by J. E. Phillip, and unanimously adopted : Resolved, That L. Q. DeBruler, Esq., of Spencer couuty, is a gentleman w nose character, talents, and principles, eminently lit him to represent us in Congress. And be it further Resolved, That if lie will consent to become a candidate, we pledge him our hearty support. The following resolution, offered by Dr. Adams, was also unanimously adopted. Resolved. That Harvey Green Esq., of Dubois County, is requested by this Convention to become a candidate tor State Senator, for the senatorial district, composed of the counties of Dubois, Pike and (libson, and if he will consent to become a candidate for said office, we hereby pledge him our hearty support. The business of the Convention being concluded, Mr. Wells was called out, aud accepted the nomination for Representative, in a very appropriate speech. The Convention then adjourned to the grove to hear a speech from Jas. G. Jones Esq., of Evansville. Mr. Jones spoke nearly an hour and a half, in his usual able and convincing style. There was a large crowd of enthusiastic Republicans present, and the utmost good feeling aud harmony prevailed.

The proceedings of this Convention were ordered to be published in the Petersburgh i Reporter, Evansville Journal, and Vincennes I Gazette. Convention adjourned. TEMPLE WOOLSEV, Chairman. John E. Phillips, "1 , . ., , ' y Secretaries. L. P. 1 HORPK, j FlTXPATKJCX Declines A Great Loss to i the Douglas Ticket. Senator Fitzpatrick, j of Alabama, the original nominee of the I Douglas party for Vice President, has declined that honor, and Herschel V. Johnson, of Georgia, takes his place. This is a loss j both ways lo Mr. Douglas. Fast, there is something tit the " sweet Irish brogue ' iu the name of Fitzpatrick. He would have dne very well fur a line.il descendant of SU Patrick, at least till a;':er the election. A Dublin paper has shown that Garibaldi u a descendant of n n Irishman lutuusd Garry Baldwin. How easy then, to prove Fitzpatrick a chip of the ouid sod. But Fitzpatrick has refused this use of his name, and thus gives Mr. Yancy another victory over Douglas. In the next place, it we mistake not, Herschel V. Johnson was a red hot secessionist in 1851, and this puts a stop to the Douglas cry of " disuriionists '' against the other wing of the party. How often is it that when luck turns agaiusta man everything turns against him. In such a case "it never rains but it pours.'' .V. Y. Herald. The Blue Ribbon of the Turk. The j Philadelphia l'ress pays: Some curious per1 sons may ask, " What it the Derby ?"' With our usual suavity ana characteristic re-oli-iness, we reply : " Epsom, a small market town, in the county of Surrey, i3 situated close to Banstead downs, and is some fifteen miles from London. On these downs, in the weelt lietore Whitsuntide, conies off the annual English saturnalia called Epsom Races. The two events of these races are the contests for the Great Derby Slakes and the Oaks. A former Earl of Derby, with the spoiling predilections which seem lo ruu in the blood of the Stanleys, occupied a country seal, called the Oiks, close to Epsom. Here lormerly lived that General Burgoy tie w ho surrendered to General Gates at Saratoga, I in 1 1 1 1. Three years earlier, he had written a play which, after his own residence, he called " The Maid of the O iks." To enI course horse-racing, the Earl of Derby I gave two prizes, to be run for at Epsom. I These are " The Derby,"' which invariably I comes off on Wednesday, and "The Oaks,'' i w hich is contested on Friday. The names ', remain, but the prizes run for are raised by subscription." t&& To-day we ruu up the names of : Douglas and Johnson, nominees for Presilent and Vice President of the United I States; uot, however, bccaacc the former is j our first choice, or the choice of four .fifths 1 of the Democracy of Warrick county for v.e know he is not. Neither do we declare our intention to support Mr. Douglas, because we approve of the course of the Convention that nominated hiui. The spirit and feelings which controlled the action of that Convention were, in our opinion, well I calculated to do a great deal ol mischief and accomplish but very little good, so far as the successof the Democratic party and its principles is concerned. However, as matters now stand, we shall support Messrs. Douglas and Johnson, as it is evident to our mii.d that Mr. Douglas is the only man who can save Indiana from falling into the hands of the Black Republicans, and thus contribute to the defeat of Lincoln to the Presidency. Warrick Democrat. Jcdgk Dates' Lkttkh. Don't neglect to read the admirable letter of Judo;e Hates it will repay well. It furnishes ndditooaj evidence of his high cjualifications for the Presidency. We now nominate him for Lincoln's successor. Let the Missouri Republican smoke this for four years in its rapacious pipe. Paris (III.) Deacon. We second this nomination of the Beacon w ith all our heart. Hauler Down. The Dougia3ites have been exulting; over the fact that the Peoria (111.) L'nion, an Administration paper, hal hoisted the Douglas banner. The Rump ticket has since been hauled down by the editor of that journal, who declares that the former step whs taken in his absence, and was wholly unauthorized by him. Breckinridge and Lane will have a large vote in Illinois. Cin. Ga:. During the closing hours of the M. B. General Conference, when the exciting subject of slavery was up, and after a decisive vote had been taken, somebody inquired if that settled the vexed question. Dr. Kingsley replied, " Yes, so far as I know." Bishop Morris presiding " May it remain so, world without end !" Otunes "Amen!" !

E. 1. A. EUe'ioii, Monday evening, Jul; 0th, 1860. REGULAR TICKET. President, JOHN W. FOSTER. Vice-President, CARL SCHM ITT. Corretponditu Secretary, JOHN E. MARTIN. Recording Secretary, F. M. THAYER. T reasurer, WM. A. GWVN. Directors, JAMES L. ORR, ROBT. EARLEV, M. R. AN I'HES, PHILIP DECKER, WM. T. IGLEIIART.

To the Members oj the Ev. Library Ass n, Ientlemen' : We. your committee, elected tor the purpose of nominating candidates for the ensuing election, present the foregoing ticket for your suffrages, and trust it will meet with the hearty support of every friend of the Association. JOHN INGLE, Jr., BLYTBE HVNES, WM. HEILMAM, GEO. FOSTER, ' G. W. RATHBONE. Gbeat cry and little wool an African infant just born. Never fear a man who threatens you with an injury ; the silent enemy is the most dangerous. Sue Denin lately horse-whipped an editor in Baton Rouge, La., for criticizing her acting too sharply. Oh editor! Oh Susan! "My yoke is easy, and my burden 13 light,'' as the young fellow said when his girl was sitting on his lap, with her arm around his neck. Italy is in as bad a condition as Sinbad the sailor was. She has to carry upon her poor shoulders the old man of the See. Lou. Juur. A friend of ours who is frequently in the woods, says he never witnessed a better prospect for beech mast than there is at present in this county. Green. Banner. The Republican Platform. Carl Shurz very happily condenses the platform of the Republican party ns follows : To Man his birthright ; To Labor freedom; To him that, wants to labor work and independence ; To him that works his dues. The Toledo Times says that the ludies in the vicinity of the battle ground ol Tippecanoe have sent a cane cut from these grounds, and S.r3 in money, to procure a gold head to it, to John C. Heenan. They were in poor business. tVHr. J. B. Baker, one of the Pennsylvania delegation to the Democratic Convention, comes out for Breckinridge and Lane, and says he stands by " the tried statesman and soldier tcho has never faltered in the Democratic cause." Some candidates are hit. A Good One. The Cleveland Herald is responsible for the following: It is gratifying to know that one member of the Democratic National Convention Mr. Jones of Tennessee got his Democracy from "Nature's fount." In general, Democrats are "brought up on a bottle." Sam. Houston's Health. The Bastrop Advertiser sys of the Governor, "The Gctieral looks in feeble health, uud the wrick of what was but a few years ago vigor and strength. He goes upon a crutch, because of lamness in one of bis ankles the effect of a wound received at San Jacinto." Neat Retort. An Israelite lady, sitting in the same box at an opera, with a French physician, who was much troubled with ennui, happened to gape. " Excuse me, madam," said the doctor, " I am glad you did not swallow me." " Give yourself no uneasiness,'' replied the lady, " I am a Jewess, and never eat pork." Death of a Companion ok the Pope. M. Phillippe le Bis, who died recently in Paris, was one of the Guards of Honor of Napoleon I, in 1814. At the time each room in the barracks was occupied by two soldiers, and the room-mate of M. Le Bias was Matai Ferreli, then also one of the Guards of Honor to Napoleon I, but now better kuown as Pope Pius IX. Tun Crops. Tiie wheat crop has been harvested in this county, aud it is the universal opinion that the yield of grain for the amount of straw was never equaled in many instances as high as 100 plump, wellilevdoped grains being produced to the head, and in all cases far above the average. Oats are also remarkably fine, and the yield will be immense. Corn promises a heavier yield than ever before in the county. Vin. Sun. NEW ADV EASEMENTS."" Removal. m ffH s. iu s t.vu 0 iu sttE.n o ve it i r.3 Iter stock ol 3liilinry Gni'iN froni li'T Old stand on First street, lo No. "s Main street, uext Sour to Dittrulff Brus., whore he will cow tin to keep a lnr and beautiful Mock of Runnels, liibbons, aud Miliinery Goods generally. The Ladies arc inviteil to call and examine her stock before pnrchssing. j 'i!y4-1 wd F'or Sale. "jJE'j it o i. E y.i 1. 1: into t Kit i' isusi9w ness. rbe imdereijfued intends lo retire from business after the 1st of September next, and in the meantime would negotiate forthe sale of ihe stock in trade aud good will of tho business of M. W. Poster A Co., and will also lease for a term of years the stoic house now occupied by them. The stand is one of the most eligible in the city, and the house is a new, substantial, modern Btyle four-story building in complete repair. The present trade of the house is asafe and profitable one, aud to active, business men having a fair amount of capital, a more certain opportunity to build uii a large and profitable busiuesi is seldom offered. For further particulars enquire of Geo. Foster Jt Co.. or tip subscriber. M. W. FOSTER. july4-lind.Su OR UaiiLUlllilU JJUZiCLigCS. "HS "PEn THESE LOZBJS'UES WW without disguise as to their composition. As their name imports, they depend for their efficacy upon Santonins alone the lately discovered active principle of the European or Levant Worm Seed. All the merit which we claim tor our medicine is the purity of the Santoniue which it contains, and tb" careful manner in which it has been incorporated with and distributed through the mHsa from which the Loztfn;es have been formed. To bo sure of these important points, we have them prepared at tho Louisville Chemical works, where the pantonine is first tested for its parity, and then combined in the Lozenges in such way iis to retain its properties and virtues unchanged. To the Profession we pesent a valuable aud wellknown medicine iu a convenient and attractive form, of uniform and known strength the directions indiciiimc the dose of tautonine according to th- P. S. P. To Ike pnUHe we Oiler a r.-na dy t..r Worms ett cari. u-. . I ti - pteasent confectionery, at a nfii. jir- tbrongliout lnly-2 i i i! Ky. a t:- o , jvm t -: . sjvjv tc rm tlM MM io. e stock ,,: trituuied tn.i uoti iimiied Bonnets on band, and wbi-nwtl beSold utieap to c.oae out, at the lirv Qotsis store of M'HAl'KEKA Bl'SSINi;, jiiue'J No. 49 Main .tree. J

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DR. J. FLEAGER,

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wmsH ajBTimvuii, .swj stii.x. MM. continues to kee pace with all the improvementis in his profi sdion, at his Kooms under City DaRiierrean Gallery. 43 Main street. He is now making those beautiful Hani Rubber, Vulcanite and Amber plates, which in many respects, nrenuIerior to Gold. Also, the uua! styles of Gold and Silver rk. Ilecaved teeth permanently saved by plugging. He is uUo using The Klectrical process for extracting teeth without pain. Children's teeth straightened, Sc.. Prices very moderate, and work warranted. Jol"2 tf Mi7kiuii JTTi t'vtw - M.ML ica Flags! Hag!! Flans ! Ye yovajSBli n and lovers of Independence, if 1 mi wisb to secure the election of your favorite candidate, buy your Fieg.i at the Cheap Dry G Is More of SCII A PK SKA BUSSING, july2 No. 48 Main afreet. a it oiii TIsiTokIi TTsfuoji s; : we have iust received a large ad- ition to our stock of Ladies', Mioses, and t'bildren's hiien of every kind, which will be sold at prices to suit everybody. Call and juijge for yourselves, at the Cheap Dry Good btoie of gCHAPKEB BUSSING, jnly2 No. 49 llain street. m & u Mi - n ' .1 1 1. h s. jTLahjk sir arte MM of Black and Kaxkcy Drees Silks very cheap to close out, at the cheap Dry Goods More of SUUAPKKR A BUSSING, julj2 No. 49 Jlain street. 'mmB-J -v-t tt..i ti n o mi 7 o m Ww wanted, to era m liberal wages will Ik allowed. Apply at 130 Main street. juneilti-wd miwTicJB TnitainoK vojxthjic'e w tors. Sealed proposals will be received at the Engineer's Uffice, in the National Hotel, in Terre Haute, until the Dili day of July, 18&, nt ! 10 o'clock A. Bf ., for the bridging of Otter Creek, 1411 feet span ; the bridging of Big Raccoon, 163 feet span, and Little Raccoon, 140 feet span, on the lino or the .evansville anil t rawlordsville Kullrnad, between Terre Haute and Bojkville. The Bridges are to be constructed ou the Howe plan. In bidding for these bridges, contractors will bid per foot, lin al measure, for t lie workmanship alone the Company supplying all tho material; or bid in like manner per foot, the contractor supplying all necessary material, stating particularly tb.3 difference he may make between pine and poplar lumtier used iu the superstructure. For any information required, apply at the Engineer's Office before the letting. By order of the President. jna30-lwd BENJ. EBBF.TT, Engineer. rr anxious to procure a situation as cletk, traving agent, solic lor, collector, or in any capacity iu which he can make himself useful. He writes a good, legible hand, and is a good accountant. Satisfactory reference g'ven in the city. Enquire at this oilice. juue30-tf WjiOlMtTMM " Ji;jst:Kl;JlMIIUMl tiou. Come one, come all, to John Rasch's Hoot aud Shoe Manufactory, on Second s'reet, as he is selling at cost for cash, Ladies' , Gents' and Children's Boots and Shoes, until the 4th of July, ill enter that all may be comfortably shod at the celebration, at low figures, with good summer Boots and Shot. (JnaaSB) JOHN k m II 6 iiffcih m,ms mutjma, tmrwtB8m Sf UfW nl, 2,009 lbs Shoulders, plain, 50b lbs blues, just received mid tor sIe at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. 90 TI VMi. WHJ-rii M.KM K I Ul.i:WW hart will attend to collections and other business dining mv absence at the East. june.!il-:;t FRANCIS AMORY. H9 It'KK II .TiatiH 1 (I MUUtf jujIJLJiS M for sale low to close lot. S. E. GILBERT A CO., june30 No. 4 Sycrimoro street. -KMIJ-Jlillt 50 IU UUllM.S CMMM w Cider,1 or choice quality, lor Pickles, etc. june.'iO S. F;. GILBERT A CO. 'miiits ajs ti; nrJi.VTiJYJi r, 0P bole, in perfect order, just received per steamer K. H. ValrchSd, for sale by JoniW S. E. GILBERT & CO i ism: wiiiTa .kja -iou kkus for sale bv S. K. I LBF:RT A CO. JCir'. iiOO UvlMsje MIHVMtS, ti OH M T and sound, for sale june.lll S. E. GILHKRT t CO. tl M for sale V01i?lii:.'A7 POCKETS M S. E. GILBERT d- CO. ji.ns.-aoy iioxe.veok sjl,e mM to the trade at mainificturers' prices by june.JO S. E. GILBERT Jc CO. mw1fPKESH .niU,ti" TTW.V 'am and Cm pet Ciiaia. 200 hags all sizes of this favorite brand for sale by S. K. GILBEKT A CO., jiiaaTO Agents ' Cypress Mills." WfftWMP, .MJ.vy. JtJYja t OTTtlJY" fl Bedcovda, in dozen and reels, for sale bv june.'iii S. i: GILBERT A CO. iP MCMMiEU 3t) ItUXSi1', 1 IIOZMiJY, each ' Mixed and " Assorted. jun'-if S. K. CiiLUKKT A CO. Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR VVOOD'S Hair Restorative V.'as Introduced to the public early iu 18o3. it is sow l.'niveroally used throughout the civilized world. IF TOUR HAIR IS GRAY, IK TOUR II A I It IS THIN, OK, IE VOL" ARC BALD, IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF Vol.' HAVE DANDRUFF, IF TOO HAVE SCALD HEAD, IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE, IT WILL ' CUE I HEM. TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, TO PREVENT TS PALI INO, TO MAKE THE HAIR 0 LOSSY. USE WOOD'S HAIR KETORATIVE. SOLD BY o. .1. WOOD ft CO., 114 MARKET STItEE'r, ST, LOUIS, MO . PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY. o , .1 . V OOD &. CO., ARE. Al.sO, AGEXT8 FOR Dir. ..;fv" s cm. eiir.it eii -A. s o 33 alsa m . June U-.tmdAw ma u.i i te mil it an ur, is jmjmtjtr street, have just received a good assortment of the follow ing description of shoes, to-wit : Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress Boot, ' " " Gaiters. op g - " Kid " ami C .at Sp'g H Boots, fled " and M Buskins, " M Slip's iu great variety, Men's Kid. Calf ami Lasiiug t'ongress Boots, 14 Calf Scutch Boots, " and Goat Oxford Tic-, " Goat.Kn'd and Plush Pumps and Moflraers, ' Fine French Calf Hoots, Boys' Calf, Goat aud Fuameled Scotch Boots, " " Oxford Ties, Youth's Oxford Ties and Krogans, . Scotch Boots, Child's Heeled Enameled Ankle Ties, " " Fancy Colored Ankl- Ties, ' M Kid and Morocco M o- Copper Tip'd Boots every kind. All of which wero made b the best manufacturers East, aud will be sold at very low prices. jun22 J. M. GLEICHMANN, EVA N8Y1 LLE, INDIANA. WwJM. hhU krtler in Furo Ciiit-r and Kxfni F:inii'3 Viuejjr. Ortlt-rd t'ruia n ditaueu will r'Ceive prompt attention. K. IV This Vitacyr hM takn the premium at the Suuth-Wet(-rn f imIi.ii.h District Fair Inst Uctohr. Orders for Vinegar will be received at the Factory or at II. Keleea i Go.a Auction Kooui on Miu Htreei. Sixth atreet, near Fulttiu Arenoe, Lnmafpco. juue'J'i-dttw HUN NELL'S (FORM KBLY C STEELE d; BUNNELL,) Flooring 2-Silles, CORNElt OF WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, ETANBVILLK, IND. r gut is ii e v tj it 1. 1 x it. yt cjt JL is now in lull operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, Pianiniz and Grooving Flooring, making lioors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other des- ription of work done in such establishments. All work at tin se Mills warranted to 1m well done, uud will b ottered at tho lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Weatherboarding constantly on hand, aud will be sold for Sana, Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and alt kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. Jyii WM, HUNNELL.

MISCELLANEOUS.

P. S HARPE & CO., DEALERS IN SEEDS Agricultural Implements. No. 130 Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND. Watches, blocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. wj i' Mai, n it, iu j 1ST iiiimw o) turned tiom jo tho Fast, where he hut pnrchftfied a beautiful assortment of line Watches, Chain, Jewelry, Silverware, ami Clockii of every du-j rscription, he m prepared to suit purclnusers in every particular, and which he intends tn pet? at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He respectful, v invites his ti leads and customers to examiue his goods and prices le fore purchasiee; elsewhere. AM goods sold are warranted to be ns represented. N. B. Personal attention paid to repairing of fine Watches. Jewelry repai vd at sbort notice No. 811 Main st., opposite Court Hoii-e. F.vansville. Indiana. f iT3 V I ,. (1 TtS ' , V. R. JjLB TMrm-te t. m I I: it .ntmi M left, choice kinds old Potatoes, for Mil, by CII AS. gfcJOHNSToN, iapeSS Pnsev HI s'k. Mere street. hideeaie and retail dtah-r in TOYS AND NOTIONS, NO. 1 MAIN STUEET, 5jff;;K cmjv re pav.vis i ww full stock of all the novelties of the day lor the Fall Trade and Holiday Presents, including Pianos, Melodeous, Violins, Harps, Accordeons, Fifes, F'lutes, Toy Drums, Guns, Dolls, Balls. Tea Sets, Tops, Marbb-s, Chessmen, Domiuos, FireWorks, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, ic. Country and City Trade solicited by octvi0-ly A. C. PUSHER. New Dry Goods Eslabiislimenl. JL the firm of Rosor Uro. & Co., bega leave to inform liin frteadU and citizen of Evansville and vicinity, that he haw just returned from the Kai-t with, and is now opening at tho oapac-U.u store room, on First utreet, out; door Houth of Preston Bros , a splendid stock of Staple and Fancy lry Goods, consisting of everything from the lowest price Muslin to the finest ilk and Dreni Goods tin1 market affords. Having been long acquainted witii tho bejrinentj tlie undvrsiiifd is aware that the cash system is the only system which will succeed, and therefore only sdls for cash. Prices will he iu accordance. Therefore, all in need of Dry Goods will call at the new stori on First street, where you will get the worth of your money. Respectfully, 1. FllKV. marS YMA MS Ji M J V M, Ww 196 kegs assorted sizes, just received and for riaJo by CUAS. nfcJOHNSTON, marl I,ose's BlocJc, Main street. FW 0 1 1 MS T l H T C Ms 12 M. In great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of MOT N. S. THOMPSONS NEW FURNITURE STORE R JUST OPENED BY THE TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest assortment of Fl'IINIi TUP.E AND C'HAIBS of all kinds in the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, " I No. 5 Water St., next door to 11. Barnes, kvansvilef;, ink. F. BbdvMKY, Asent. Manufactory nt Tell City, Ind. junc2o-fim MfVtiT RECEIfJill. OM KM) IBs Mixed and Plain Gnm Packing, 5(l) lbs Cotton Pope from 3-lfi to lj inches, ISO lbs Gnia " " i.tolinth, IM lbs Gasket Borad, 111 reels No. 1 Packing Yarn. 2 do. Gum Cutters. t doz Lanterns from 4ic bo oJ0ttt 60 lbs Nos. i.O, and F'lonr of Euierj , 42 pairs BkffI ai s. Manilla Biie all si.es, Twines, .Marliti, Bonn Yam , Sec. i F'or sale wholesale or retail at JoneM 8IHZICH A sox'K. A Z U ME A JBafcinff Motvttes BRICKETT &, CO., WATER sr., XEAU LOCUST. IgWIE PROPRIETOUS OP TMK M Azumeii now call attention to an article ! which , haviug the approval of physicians and rifasfit ists 'vho liavo analyzed it, they can confidently j jecommeud, and warrant to bo Pure and Wholesome, And free from all deleterious drugs. In regard to economy, the advantagesaro many and great, viz.: All the nourishing properti s ot the Hour are preserTed ; tiun is saved ; anyone who ran mix flour and water, can i ti a few minutes make a gr.od loaf; the bread is not liable to become dry, mouldy, nor our; about half the usual ou.tnritv of butter iud egs, will enWrr fnrgtenlij. puddinfTi. itn Fiuilies will find the Azumea de-irahle for nearly alt purposes w here flour, meal. Ac, is us-d. Hotel, l:its. and boarding hoi'Srs, can be supplied at rat'S tli.t w ill niuke it tin most economical articZ now uaeU. tdd by Grocers gfiierally. N. B. As the Azuiiiea con tn in si uu alum, it will nt make del rk or ba rlour light. jmie'J2-l r ,motlIS VOIR TI.JIE TO ItlJ' LA Itn E AND SMALL MONUMENTS of all varieties and styles, j MANTLES, FURNITURE MARBLE, Vases, Urns, Head sti lus, aVe., which for qnatfty, ! architectural Uaufy, and finish, aie not to be siirI parsed anywhere. My Ware-Room Is well supplied with the above j varieties, which I will sell at reduced prices to I make room for mv Fall shipments. MARBLE DEALERS Will always find my supplies equal to their demands, and prices satisfactory. Mirble Hall Building, Evansville, In 1. : Jam n md a M. a. lawkence. ! TnJCOJW MM Clear and Ribbed Sides, Plain and Canvassed Shoulders, " " Hams, For sale in quantities to suit, and put up in shipping order by GEO. FOSTER .t CO., jtUSelS Corner Locust street and Canal. .CSkg j IU ti S t 'ORJYMJW STOR E JTJV.0 W y 9 lor sale at low price bv jnneM I1KOWN & AIKMAN. jnoRK. M loo bbls. Heavy and Light Mess, 50 half bids Pie Pork, 25 bbls Bump Pork, 100 kees Choice Family Lard. For sale by GEO. FOSTER & CO. junelO Corner Locust st. and Can i t j.i it ai ii us. " pi i.i, v 'EJUS' for sab to close consignment bv GEO. FOSTER & CO., iinelO Corner Locust st. and Canal. M.OVR. 300 RRREI.S EXTIU Flour in htore and for sale at low figures to close consignment, by BROWN Jt AIKMAN. glfj CO.V CHOICE I. O T IUCO.V JEM Hams, Shoulders, received per Railroad, in store and for sale by BROWN A Al K MAN. st E II : PEP Ml.' -M7 2 tons of Bran, H0 bush Ear Corn, JJ bush Oats, In store and for sale by juneli FICKSBT BBOS., No. 82 Main st. sVt-JR CI! R E Ml f.'JiV I'.l SSEII Dried Beef. june2 for sale bv . E. GILHKRT A CO. AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. IVXHE UJS'IIE RSIti.-E II K'tlCM.MI Jt respectful inform his friends and fellowcitffJSM, that he has this day cdmineoced basineas for hlrasiilf at !be well known stand of Johta MX j A; p. I have ; list received a Very nice and well ! selected stock oi I. allies', Misses', lleys', and C'hilj dren's Shoes ol every stvle and of tho best salHj . Hoping that by strict atlstitioo to bosinesa and the ! maaafartnrs and sale of a No. 1 article of Sbeea and Boota, I will merit the patronage of my new as j well as old friends. Ladies' and Gents' Boots, Gaiters and Shoes of i all kind made to rder in the neatest style and at the shortest notice. (live your old friend Mc. a I trial. A. C. McDKVITT, No. Co Main street, Kvausville, Ind. juuel3-tf

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MISCELLANEOUS.

f tit MUM, CHEAPER, t HMU I MiHT Wishing to make room for the coming Fall stock, we are determined to sell the balance or our Summer Goods at such a reduced price, th at no one should misatbc best opportunity offered for many a day, to get a reallv cheap Hut or Cap. VAUT1EB & MABCONNIER, jutieiS No. 39 Main street. ROGERS' CURAT1 OF MAGNESIA, IN P O W O E R , rsMin MtEST j i. t m: tt.t ti 'm: mjE the world for O loling the Blood, Sick Head-a-be, Bilious Affeci ions, Sickne-ss at the Stomach, and all complaints incident to the Spring and Summer seasons. It affords immediate retis after eating or drinking too fieely superior to Saratoga Water as a cooling drink, ami one battle is equal t three (i-i its medicinal properties) of the Liquid Citrate of Hagneera. Si tusu RapioLT Min iovs or B it Tt,rs Sol. I) AnM'ALLY. F"or sale by all Druggists Wholesale bv 11. L. Fahneetock .v Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, and at the Han factory, No. 103 Spring street, New York City. .mimm.S-"ind -m i. M. M v TM 0 JV js'ui it a tun S heirs and legatees of the estate of 1 1 race lnnhan, deceased, having toques ed a -peedy settlement of said estate, the u dntfried Executors here; y no ily all pei sotin who owe that estate to m ike prompt payment. MAKCP HERWOOD, 1 ,. utorM. J. BUA June 9, IM0. tunet-3wd Enquirer copv.J MS. i: V.Y 'SI. ft W'S SffOTHi-Vfi pet Tn i)l PSi t.'J BKUG TlKK. ti I'P TMMJ CO H II t -1 I. T II E best Medicine known tor Diarrhoea, fur sale at THOMPSON'S New Prat Move. It O II - Trodb.es a- . It It O c THOU P 'N Pr P.I I, II MJVti S ti I. I) E t THOMPSON'!: Drng Store. wjmMJveu, tiiciuust; -tt' ami Ajoericsn Chemicals, at EJ a 1. 1 SIM, inne'J THOMPSON'S Pr ; Store. MJm' li ' C.I R JO I.W.I T I fE ELS' iwt. tho tbiiijc for crying b. tides, at jnneS THOMPSON'S Inft Store, rmnoMi.ET gooiis, jyjk w Jt.wi -If fresh. Just receive.! ir juae9 THOMPSON'S Prng store. gfti t. ..w .hi: shci.-es. jvst Ml receiTed atarsestfveh for the Summer, at ji ! THOMPSON'S Utnc Mo-o. jrmOMB i.E.no.v svrup.jO mix.. M I doc eacb, for sale bv juneS S. V.. GlhKKitT ,V 00. LADIES AND GENTS: r& v i i: n a n u ' s m bu is s Ti t s, -M. open al N. S Second street r.m for a few more. Come ami lok no trouble t ehov thqnej cosy little die and tan colored Gaiters. Give u.- a call, and I kejowyon will buy. Gfave Kid, French K id and Morocco Polka Boot a, of t he most exquisite styb-. ever onVre4 in thfj market. Misses and Children's Gaiters of every tdttde and color; Kill an ' Morocco ot" every style, with and without j beele ; 0ufpertipned of various hinds, of the Itn- ! proved patent. QentS line Patent l eather and Calf Boots ma-Jo to okijkk, of the best imported sto k wl have had ! for years. Clove Kid, Patent Leather, Calf and 3Iorocco Congress Gaiters excelsitu-, a la mode. Made by the most fashionable aud beet workmen , t be fonnd o(ir Eastern cities not excepted. Friends, come on btrangers, give us a trial. JOHN KASCH, v a-.'il N. S Sectnd st., Fva?;sville, Ind. .0 PETS 11 To Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Eobinet Bars, And an assortment of the finest IHtESS TRIMMINGS ever brought to the Citv. J. S. HOPKINS, apr5-dtf tn First Street. abcock&Co, HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., AND NOW OFFER FOR SALE A Lnnjc and well Assorted Stock 0 F FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, . IS UNSURPASSED! CITY cc COUNTRY TRADE SUPPUEMI OJW THE .JIOST FAVORABLE TERMS. BAJ3C () CK & CO. Cor. Main & Water sts. E 11.1 V "E J I ST RECEI I'E II J larj;e variety ot Esshionahle and beautiful Lace Mantles, Lace Shawls, Lace Points, Lace Veils, White Crape Shawls, Stella Shawls, Figured and Plain Berages, English and Crape Berages, Silk Challis, Travelling Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy Silks, Silk Umbrellas, Becherchc Parasols, ALSO, A Large Stock of Hats and Caps, Tojrether with a complete and varie.i tasoi of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, nil ol which e will eell at unilorml, reasonable prices. liUXCAN A COOKE, luayla No. 5 Main street.

INSURANCE.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, OFFICE, 112 & 114 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, $1,000,000 Assets, 1st Jan. 1G0, $1,45 8.396.!i V Having complied with the law of Indiana, I filing in the state And tor's office a Statement ol it's Condition the lirst of January, IsiiO. and retsimuw certificates of authority to transact Insurance basl neSS in the State, Allen 0. Hallook Is the dulv a-i thorized agent for this City. havJng-tted klsajltbprttj iu UteCollIity t'ierk's otii-e. The Home insurance ( oni;iiiv aasujret acaiosl loss or d image by l ire and tie- linturers t Inland Navigation aod transportation, on r rm as la able as the natur- of the r;sks and tie. ,eal -ecurny ot the insure! and of t'ie Company will warrant. tsswais I nnitiifiiy.tidihnti d and i.r.-i,iui v , id CilAKl K' .1. M K II V, iT.-i I at A r WIXMAnTiT, Vice. President J. Milton Smith. Sccretarj. JetIN MftiKL", A H ve.'rv ri rbi T"i:st Win : Laa h p, Ki ni.fA a A. LawsdhV ' ' l.i- rft- i; ('..Kin., F.i tn of Mi- n. c. '',.i,.s tj . fttnford .s. BarneV. Firio ol Wells", Fno.v Co l.ne'iis HrnAtast !'r s't llaporlers' Trader Bunk. Thomas Messenger, Ki mteT.l t , MsilMiien Wm. H. Melten, Fins of Claflin. Melfen ,t Vv. CImries .1. Martin, Pr.i"!eii 1 . A. y. Wilnirfrth, Vic--Prsddenf Clni'. B. tlatcl , Kir rc :. . f It. Waisoti Rnll, i inn of 11a-... 'Tick Homi r HorDHi, Lev : P. Sione, Firai of Setose, siarr .V t .1 Uunipbrey, Lateoi thcinuiot Bacoi lev .: Burter. Qmtrtue Pie Fee, Kir:-i of Georire Pearce i Co Ward A. Work, Firm of W. A. Work .t-Son. Jas. Less, Finn of .1. bow A Co., GonIisttle. I. II. Krolbiiighaiii, Late ol the Bra ol I. II. Frotl inghsu .v t o. Cbarlea A. Bulki y, Kirr,. ,f Bnlkes ,V Co Cephas II. Norton, Firm ol' Norton a Jaeratt. Uoe I.wkwoo-I, Firm of I; Lockwoiid a ftoji Theodore McNionoe, Late pi the arm . f Boweu, Ml Namee A Co. Richard llielow, Firm.ef ii.vin, King Co , . St. l.ouis. Ceo. D. Mori.an, Firm of 1'. D. Morgan A Co. tivat K. w 1. (rfrni ofWHter. Wcn1 .f Co. . A S Barnes, l-iii.i oi A. .- Bajues i hurr. fieorRe lili-.s. rrni or Pt(el . ill s- .1 c .. A. T. lviih, Finn of i'r. wliri.le. tlwhjhl tt Os Curtis 'l 1. , Lat I ti tirin io Con lit A Nc I.. P. Morton. Firm of Morton, tirinnel .v J. II. Hutchinson, Firm . I J C. Unset U., (has. P. Baldwin. Finn of Raid win, , John (i. N-I.ou, Finn ol Nelson IV. H. A. Ilnrili it, Finn llnrlimt i ( Jeso Hoj t. Firm of Jesse II t A Co. Wiu Stnrgi, Firm ol Surcris, Shan .( Co. John K. ford, Finn of Ford Rubber Co, Sidney SiaHou, Late (if firm eTMtfSoii .i- Til' Geo. T, Sled man, Finn olSleoli.ie, i .riS i of Ciecinnal i. Cyrus Valt.Jr., Firm of Cyrus Valej Jr.. a New Urlean-.. Wm It. Fosdick, Firm i t Win. R, a . P. ! Uavid I. Boyd, Firm ot Boyd Brothers i Albany, N". V. F. II. Co"si!, Firm of CosSitt, iiill A' Tahu. Memi'his. Lew is Roberts, Firm id" I.. Roberts .1' Co. Caldw.dl, Firm of CaldWeli. ! SON, Ag'tn, . .Main stree! i'vansvill.'. i Applications made to A C. HA1 Marble rial ma "t-'Jlu Hartford Fire lusurance Co., JMJWMM J In.', 1HGO. ASJlfcTS. Cash on haul and iu Bank, $38,386.11 Cash iu hands of Agents,and in course of transmission, 62.690.90 Cash loaned on call 20,000.00 Hills receivable for loans, amply ieenred Real Kstate, onincumbered, (cash rai.) 0409 Shares Bank Stock in Hartl'ord; Market Value itiici Shares Hank Mock in Mew-York, Market Value, 960 Shares liank Stock in Boston, Market VWtM 41 K Shares Bank Stock iu St. Louis, Market Value 2M Shares Bank Stock, Bail Road, and other Stock, Market Value Hartford City Hoods, (I per cent., Mar ket Value 8tate Stocks, (Tennessee, Ohio, Michbtaa, Missouri,) ti per cent., Marki t Value 20 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, .Market Value 71, 15, 260, 200, 107, 40, 1G,' SG, ,m,o.in S8& 01 ao.isi iOO.liO' Total Assets. ... Tctal Liabilities SOT1!,?' nrricKor auditor er tatk, inpiana, Ifi-Ii ti'iiIMilin, Vvb. 1:;, L800 To the Pkoi-le of Indiana : 1 hi Hartford i In-urrtucc CoTniany having complied villi thr i f Indium, !;. tiiinK in tics Office a KtetenuH it h Condition on tht flr?)L Hay i Jannury, ldii'?, a having invitel an examination of itn aJKairi hy tl J imrt nwfit, I, John W. DoM, Auditor ofthe St; ot Indiiina, hfridty certify that 1 have made i Foti.ll and thorough ex UMitiHti-m of the book . tifleeti of the ('onipany. at t!uir Ottir. in the City Ilattford, tvonu., aii4 that tho Company own a hr.v in their pOMceStoa in cash, and in doctiril convt-rtild' at pleMHW. m-utiy t)n- MttliOB ot Di lars, app'iratd.' to the (MTj mnt of hMM amonut corresponding Vitli thir Offioial Stal ineiit of January biftt. The Hartford Kirc Ins ranee fNimptny has t -- 1 1 in existence for h tl: century. The bifEfc character of iu otUcer-t fo ' " pei icncM and roblty thw promptnem and ti I with which it ha met all itn fcngfigeitMDte -entitl' i it to tlx highe-i rank among the In-u- . 4iFMj'Aii;es of tht country, and COBfcOtesitfl it to I pationag; of th peoju ol" f :diaua JoilN U. IHOOO, Auditor of t t Insurance nsrainst Losh or Damage ly F'j: Dwelling. Furniture, Stares, Warehouses, 3: chandler, MiiN, Manu;actoriti, and other kfi pr; rrry, can ho -tfM ti d in this ''ompauy up teTorable ivi bm the narure of the nsks and ; , rity fo j HpJf huldefe will admit. PAttTICtilsAB ATl K.M ioN giv-n to inm Ft rui property, counting of Dwelling, tSarn out (uiildingri coiincttd, and Furniturt. Uve -l.'iv, (Jraiu, Farmiug Cteu-ils, c., Ac., emit, u th- rem, for a term of year at lJ)V rated of pri mium. Applicatioim for insurance m iy bt mado U niidcr-iscneU, the duly amhoried Ants o Conipuny. A. C. IIAiLoC'K a- iSON, A i OrrtCM: Iffarble Hall Building, Main strut- . innvS-ni TRESS AND SUPPORTER. riniiEsE jptv .xn ijy i.i c i - M libit. inHtriiineiitt, ure ntlrrt'il as entirely BSS in action uud principle Having a combined isvard and vpmard inolion, they retain Raptors with oue-halj Isap yrts&urts thau othern. Arniil the full UBS Sill with a riijid spring. Tbej will injure the hack and con, ami from their con tttmt ami paifful prsgsars art trouWsso. wnlte! will prvdiicoKAIK.'Ar. CI'RK if properly used -fall on our Drujiist or Mend for a Pamphlet fn to all. Address HaKXKS & 1'AIiK, New V. i ;; 1). P ARK, Oindnnati. jane7-'i!nd.Vw dr KELLJCU ft Willi Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NlEHAUS STILL AHEAD. rmniMMS PIR.tl MM AS JVST RECF.II--M eda brsn mmw stock of Dry Goods, conof a great niany articles in their line, too tmt to name, w hich are now open for inspection . id will certainly la? sold cheap for rash at their 43 Main street. MILLER A KIKHA! I COLAS B. MEIIAUS. Lt IS llfcch ,s FIRM OF NlEHAUS & IJECIOIATV. NEW STOVE AND TIN STO. 171 gfirt 0 i, MS BJ1 M, IS AJS It MS T. , WW dealen and Manutae:nreri of Tin, Oo and Sheet Iron Wjirc, No. -S, Water street, U i MM, P'1' Haeai mmm and Locust, Kvan ille, Ind. The undereini'd have constantly on hand a full HSrcrtDiewt of Stoves of evt-iy variety and jiitit r . at the) lowest Mioeei and beg leave to inforn tht:r friends and the pablic j;uerally, that the the he.st and neatest aaaortment of Tin Wart ortvred, and have constantly on hand a full ment of Druri.Jt ('uiih, A'c.tf c. Tho-te peVeJOfM wishing vork l:i their Hr.1 arc rnectfktr re.pie.sted to ie themacall hid'or eiiaetog elsewlo-re, as ny prompt attention t-husint-8 and a thorough kmtwlt d- of tiieir tn they bope to givo general eiefacuoDo N I KH At S Sc. BKCKMAN COPPER AND .TO It WORK. Steamboat, DieiHeryt and DVewerjr Work; Steatfi PI pee, Soda Fountains, I'tinipfi, and Kenend t Hinithitiff and Sheet Iron Work, mad" nif'. itMetal Kooniiff, (lutterin, Ac. HVi-fr warranted to jice perfect oV;MCiVm. (hi ppMMd jrice niar7 Ini ' fVr:i.V UMMW MwMJMM, MSw 2? ... l , Piaster Parir, White Baud, and i'lasteriu; Hair, fb ealfl ' QKO. FUSTKK A C. junelU Corner Locust st. aud C

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