Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1867 — Page 2

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1S67.

Masonry at the Capital. Editors Journal : .

A large number of your readers and certainly not . the least intelligent portion of them, are connected with this ancient fraternitv: for the benefit of such, your correspondent has en - deavored to gather , fronrprominent members and official sources, a variety of interesting facts which, indicate that , the Royal Art ; is .enjoying great i prosperity in uhs ciiy j. weive :iua I sonic bodies are. quite busily engaged in working up the rapidly presented material. Jt j.ia believed . there 'are nearly 1,000 Master Masons in Ithe sz ', city.distributed among: Centre Lodge No. 23; Marion Lodge, No. 35; Cap ital CityJ Lodged No. 318; Lodge -; the Ancient Land-Marks, No. 319 i and Teutonia Lodge (German), .U. D. I and, perhaps, 200 to 400 non-affiliated Besides the above-named lodges and completing the aggregate of bodies ", twelve 'are: ,. Indianaoplis Chapter, ; No. 5, ' Royal , Arch Masons ; In 1 No 9 Rrrra I and Select Masons: Raper Com ; mandery, No. .1, Kaights Templars Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, Saraiat Council of Princes of Jerusa- . lem, Indianapolis Chapter of RoseCroix de H-r-d-m, and Indiana Con eistory of .Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret. ' " The four bodies last named are sub , ordinates of the Boston Supreme - Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. ' .! This Right was organized in its pres-i ent form, in France, early in the 1 eighteenth century, and has since ex ; tended to England, Scotland, Ireland, I Belgium, South America, Central America, the Colonies and Provinces jof England and France, the United States and other countries. Next to t the first three Degrees of the York Rite, it is the most extensively diffused throughout the Masonic, world.' j lln October, 1863, some half dozen Masons, resident, at ,i' Indianapolis, -upon the representations and comImendations of the . late Caleb , B. I Smith, first Secretary of the Interior ; under President Lincoln, ' and at the time of his death, which occurred on tie 7th of January, 1804,". Judge of ! the District Court ' of the , iTJnited TStates . for the .District of; Indiana, i were induced to ' go to Cincinnati, ' Ohio, and there received the various I .grades of the Rite, up to and inclu"ding the thirty-second "Degree. r:But it was not until the month of February, 1864, that Adoniran Grand Lodge vAit;i-.n..j n :i vi iciicvuuu auu kjai aiau vuuuuii Ul Princes of Jerusalem were organized under Dispensationand the working of the Ineffable and Historical DejRrees entered upon within : our own State. In the month of March, 1866, In dianapolis Chapter of Rose-Croix de H-r-d-m and Indiana " Consistory of Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret began their labors. Of the i Jatter named body (Consistory), there t can only be one in a State. - . . ' The presiding officer of, Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection is John Caven; Esq., mayor of, the city of Indianapolis. s This Lodge has jurisdiction of. the grades 'from, the fourth degree to the : fourteenth degree inclusive, which are styled the " Ineffable Degrees.:'.'; Dr. P. G. C; Hunt is the presiding officer of Saraiat Council of Princes of ' Jerusalem, in which are worked the fifteenth and sixteenth, or " Historical." ' i Indianapolis Chapter of Rose-Croix de H-r-d-m, has for its presiding officer General John Love, and embraces in its" workings the 17th. and 18th,, , or ."Philosophical , Degrees. With the Chapter begins Christian Masonry. f Indianapolis Consistory of Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret, has jurisdiction over the;,4i Chivalric Historical and Philosophical Degrees, rang- ' Ing from, the 19th tojthe 32d degree inclusive. Edwin A. Davis, Esq., presides over the Consistory, The peculiarities of the Scottish. Rite are high dramatic, merit, moral lessons of great beauty and power, and impressive surprises, the like of which could not be anticipated even by those who have already p.issed through the four divisions of the York Rite, viz: the Degrees of Lodge, Chapter, Council, and Commandery. Its claims maybe briefly stated: it is more widely diffused than aoy other rite of Masonry, with the exception of the first three degrees, and is free from the jurisdictional peculiarities which have been introduced even into bymbohc Masonry, and are more strongly marked in the superior degrees of what is known as the "York Rite. - , - ' ,.

The A. aud A. Scottish Rite is very

friendly to, and not in the slightest degree in conflict with the York Rite. Persona to be eligible for its grades, in some jurisdictions, must first have attained to the Order of Knight Tem plar.- Iuludiana and Ohio the peti tioners must be active Master Masons, and -members in " good ' standing"" of some Blue Lodge. " Although less than three years have elasped since the establishment of the Rite in . this city, it; now numbers cot less than one hundred living i members, 'including many gentlemen , in high civil and Masonic standing. : '-" - " - : . . , m.t. . Indianapolis, Jan. 17, 1867. i , Literary Notices, i . j Demoeest's MASAZiNE.-The Feb ruary number of Demoresft Fashion Magazine is filled with choice reading matter, and is undoubtedly an excel lent magazine. Its fashion plates are always the latest styles, and the front ' '- ",'1 i. t 1 ispiece m the last number is very beautiful. ' '. ... ! Tribune Almanac The Tribune Almanac, for '67, contains the usual amount of , valuable statistics, and is one of the most useful publications issued.. ; 1 ; '." ;. ,; ' . tt " ' m missionary herald. mis pe riodical has reached its thirty-sixth volume, .the first number of , which has been received. It is published at Boston, by the American Board of Commissioners : for foreign .missions'!.'. The number before us con tains articles . on the following., to getherwith other subjects:-"Annual Survey of the Missions of the Board. Central Turkey Missions," " Eastern Turkey Missions,", ".Madras,',! &c. North 'British, REViEW.-The North 'British Review, the 'Leonard ocott Publishing Company, New York, has been received ; contents." " Con claves."-." The relation of the food of man to his muscular, power,'.? ',The Irish Church 'Establishment," V The Emperor Frederick r the - Second," lPrnf. Covington's Eneid," Em pedocles, : " Sixteenth , Century Stud.'es,, .and , ."submarine .Tele graphy, . J V.li;Ui A corbispondent of the Washing ton Uhronicle, writing from' , Virginia, over, the "signature of Southern Union Man," gives his opinion of the impeachment question, which is as follows: 1 ' ! ' 1 lf General Ashley has struck the levnote of reconstruction. The course of Andrew Johnson has reconstruct ed not the Union, but the rebellion,so far as it was in human power to do it. tie is to-day the head and iront. the baais' and stinnnrt. of t.hft rebftl snirifc of the South, whichdead at the surrenaer oi Liee, nis acts have gaivan ized into life. When the nation, vie torious, and its power in the hands of us inenas ana saviors, was prepared to secure the results of victory, heal the wounds of war, and enter upon a career of prosperity and - elorv un known before? when it seemed as if the Almighty Himself stood ready to pour out the rewards of fidelity to liberty and union, until the humblest in the land should be blessed, and' even traitors be thankful for; their own - defeat: Andrew Johnson.; the successor of' Lincoln, the leader and trusted agent of triumphant patriot ism, himself turned traitor, and, with unmatched ienominy.Vbrew the weurht of his great . trust ; into the ? scale of treason and rebellion, and boldly said . T ii .1 ttt m i. ii snau not be. tie has; leit no means untried to baffle fictory. to stifle lib erty, and to ,v,eto, progress.ii, He has renewed the, rebel, hope; he has embpldened rebel hatehe has stimulated resistance to law; he'has encour aged rebel violence and bloodshed. and he has paused general threats of" another war. In a corresponding de gree he has injured and sought to ruin the friends and the interests of the Union everywhere and at all times. , ' From the London Globe. 1811 and 1867. iuessrs. iuacmuuan sc uo., in an nouncing the " Statesman's . Year Book, for 1867, draw an interesting tabular comparison between the state of Europe in 1817 and 1867. The half century has extinguished three kingdoms, one grand duchy, eight aucnies, xour principalities, one electorate, and lour republics. Three new kingdoms have arisen, and one kiogdom has been tran'tformed into an empire. There are now forty-one Estates in Europe, against htty which existed in 1817. It may be remarked that the nineteen grand dukes and dukes and princes of 1867 will be much less ducal and princely (thanks to one Bismark) than the thirty-two who ruled in 1817. Not less remarkable is the territo rial extension of the superior States of the world; Russia has annexed 567,364 square ' miles ;: the United States, 1,968,000; France, 4,620; Prus sia. aif.Tol. oardinia expanding into Italy, has increased by 83.041. Our Indian Empire has been augmented by 451,616. The principal States that have lost territory are Turkey. Mexi co, Austria, Denmark and the Neth erlands, buch are the changes oil nail a century; how will Europe and the "world look half a , century nence?

GROCERIES.

f , i; Circular. - ! THE COPAKTEKSIlII HERETOfore existing between the subscribers, under the firm of Bement dcViele, is this aay aissoivea Dy lirmiauon. Books and accounts will remain with our successors, Charles Viele & Vo., for set tlement. U. W.BBMtM'. rt' C. R. BEMENT. ,' ' ! It r. CHARLES V1ELE.' , Evansviile, January lst, iwh - f ; CHARLES . VIELEi. & CO., . WHOLESALE 1 & O C ERS, .71 SOUTHWEST CORNER FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS, EVANSVILLE, IND. Jan9 dtf Cheap DPorxltiry. DHESSED TURKIES ON teen cents per pound. FIFDressed Chickens only twelve and a half cents per pound. - DRESSED GEESE ONLY TEN CENTS PER POUND. ' ;, , ' ; Everything cheap at Ylckery's Eurefca Bazaar, X5 Main St. JOHN J. BSOSE. ' ' GEORGE BROSB BR0SE & BRO ; DEALERS IN Boat Stores, GROCERIES, V Gum Packing, Packing Yarn, Cotton ' Rope, Manilla Rope, Lath. Yarn, i Oakum," Nails, Lanterns;! ' ' .'Oils, &c. ., " Call and examine our etoek and prices, at : Xo. 22 Xorta Water Street, ' : between Sycamore and Vine. , , . . , ;1 Orders filled promptly and at the lowest fates. , i,nov:adani TTAVISG SOLO OUT OUR ENTIRE A J. stocK oi urocerles. at No. 8 Main Street, to Messrs. Habbe & Pfefflin, we wouia respectraiiy return our ttianfes to our many customers and solicit a share oi i me puao patronage tor our successors. I !i ii ' i! f J.rlSL.L.lU'J'X dk.NON. ' '" ;- J ) U.ilf! IHE .i UNDERSIGNED -V n.-.-.'-'utfrU IIATI3TG become proprietors of the . . PIONEER GROCERY, WO. 82 MAIN STREET. Respectfully patronage. . solicit a share of ' public "We shall at all times keep a full stock of such articles as are usually kept at a firstclass Grocery. . . . i - - . HABBE & PFJEFFLIN, ChahleS Habbe, . 82 Main Street. Adolph Pr jet fiats. J novlStf Crescent City PROVISION STORE and "M E A T M A It It E T. a-i'-' .-' ;.-f-l,aiii:Jt WEAVER, READ & BENNETT, ' Corner' Locust and Second Streets,TJAVE OPEXED A FIRST-CLASS il MEAT and VEGETABLE HOUSE. and FAMILY GROCEiilf STORE, at. the auove stana. wnere tney win teeD eonKtantly on hand cboice . . : , . t . 11ESH MEATS Pf all kinds, ' ; ; 1 GAME, POULTRY, and FISH, FRESH VEGETABLES in their season, ; Choice FRUlT, ' FLOUR, best brands CORN-MEAL, . and a complete stock of FAMILY GRO CERIES. All purchases delivered free of extra charge to any part of the city. Give ns a call. f nov8 dtf H0RNBK00K & CO., DEALERS IN ! Boat Stores, Groceries, and Produce, Agricultural Implements, and Oils. . Agents for Fairbanks' Scales. We keen on hand a eeneral assnrtmoni nt inesejusiiy ceieoiatea balances. Thei auruoie anu warrantea accurate, aut ey are id the ciiepe-t, all things considered. Sizes from one uraciirniojijuions. IJan9d(im ISAAC HEIMASS. DAVID HEIMANN. I. t . IIEJMANX, Wholesale Dealers in GROOE KIES, foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASSWARE, oec, xc. . ks. 60 and G2 Main Street, , , .Between Second and Third, . . EVASSVII.I.K, Ixd. FISH DEPOT. nov20 dtf "

DRY GOODS.

.la i! i Goods at Value. We have the most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit ed to the season, which we will sell off cheap until March. . We make no ridiculous pretensions by advertising articles cheap, and when customers call for them "are just out," or by pretending to sell at cost (cost to customers, of course). Many goods are high enough at Eastern cost. . !': With many thanks to our friends and customers for the past vert liberal patronage, we enter the new year with a confident hope of a continuance of the same, and promise to leave nothing undone to merit it. SCIIAPKER, BUSSING & CO., 47 and 49 Main Street ian.lt - ' 1 1 -i .i i r 1 1 '-. r. 1 If .-!- T 1866. FALL TRADE. ' 1866 , CARPENTER, - WHITE & BAKER, 22 & 24 First St., Cobseb Sycamoks St., ' i ' EVANSVILLE, IND.,' !' ! offer by the Package or Piece, Latest Nov elties in , FANCY DRESS GOODS. Silks, Merinos, Coburgs, Alpacas, Poplins ueLi&men, neps, uneuuii i,u8ier, umgcams, (jnamorays, jaconeis, lape Checks aud btrlpes, Nainsooks, ; Swiss AIulls, Bishop: Lawns, ; Victoria do., French m.s Cloths, Fancy Cassi-. meres, Doe Skins, ; , . Kentucky ,; ", , " , ! Jeans, . ' Tweeds, Satinets, Double-and-Twi t Caasimeres xaDy yeiei, irwu uiubus, Table Linens, Linen mnaKer-, , chiefs. Toilet Quilts,, Veil . , I I i ' Bareges, 'Checks, . --' , 1 ' Stripes. 1 ., , . .! :. I' .' ' : Ticks. - , ! :f . , .!;-. 'A-., -.: ...;., BALMO R1I H00P-SK1KTS AXD C0USETS : V ! : ' i - , i of our own manufacture, and warranted. Notions' A'otion&I We' have the leTgest' stock of Fancy Goods to be foui d in the city, and will sell as cheap, or cheaper, than any house iu the West. . CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, . HOODS, .NUBIAS, AND . , ' BREAKFAST SHAWLS, a large strck, and at lowest prices. The attention of the trade is invited to examine our stock and prices before making their purchusses. W e wil. not be undersold. CARPENTER, WHITE & BAKER. novl6dtf. WEED & GLASS, Main Stref-t, between Seventh and Eighth , ; , EVANSVILLE, IND., , B1 EAIKRS IX DSY GOODS, BOOTH and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing, N utions, &c. Ue23 dm. , OPEIl J K,'e' s,t a u r sx n t WUITTIJfGIOX & EIE -. Prtprietors, LOCUST ST., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. THE PROPRIETORS HAVE FIT. ted up this spacious establishment in the most elegant manner, and will prepare on short notice, and in the most delicious manner, meais to oruer at an nours oi the dy or night, comprising all the delicacies this or any other market aft'ords. A soecial dining room and private par lor has been elaborately fitted np lor the ladies, which may be reached directly from the street. ' ' Orders from families and private parties

promptly filled. , nov24dam.

INSURANCE.

The Cost Insurance at Fair Rates INSURANCE AGENCY TABLISHED 1858. ES3. W. NEXSEW: b, T . BrXET NEXSEN & BIXBY. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AS, " ADJBWTER8 OF LOSSES. - Fire, iRiver, Life and Accident Im. . snrance. k Representing the oldest and most reliable Insurauce Companies in America. Combined Cash Assets represented Twentv Million Dollars. . ; 5 -i, ''- "! vi 820-000,000. Policies on every description of Insurable property issued. . Losses liberally -adjusted and promptly paid at this office. Office in MarbK Hall Building, Mo. 9, Mala Street, Evansviile, lad. . , .,.. -r . AGENTS FOB ' ' GREAT ; WESTERN DESPATCH Mtnz insurance Company, of Hart- " 1 lord, Uonnecucnt . ! INCORPORATED 1819. CASH ASSETS . . .. $4,000,000. T. A. ALKXANnBR......ww.....Presidenu L.VC1V3 J . H esbes -Secretary. NEXSEN A BIXBY, Agents, EYAltgYUJJi, IND. Phoenix Insnranc8f Company,' ol Hartford, Connecticut, i CHARTER PERPETUAL. CASH ASSETS OYER - $1,000,000. Hejtkt Kellooo............... ..President. W. B. Cjark Secretary. , . , , . NEXSEN t BIXBY, Agonts. ' ' ' EVANSVLLK, IND Continental Insurance Company, el i r New York City. PARTICIPATING COMPANY. Policy Holders receive three-fourths of the nett profits, without any liability. CASH ASSETS - - - $1,500,000. Geo. T. Hope . L President H. H. Lamport .Secretary. NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agents, , EVANSVILLE, IXD. i InszrL- C3 C mpany of North Ameri . ca, ui riuiaueipiiiai ' .. INCORPORATED 1794. ' CASH ASSETS - - - - Sl.foO.OCO. Seventy-twO years successful business experience. . . Arthur O. Coffin .... .. :..Presl.lent. CHAS.' xIatt Secretary, . . NEXSEN Jc UIXHY, Aiionts, EVAXSVILLE, lND. Manhattan Insurance . Company,- oi New lorKUity. INCORPORATED 1821. cash assets: - - $1,000,000, Wm. Pitt PalmeR-...,..m....... President. ANDREW J. SMITH......V Secretary ' NEXSEN fc BIXBY. Agents, i .' v ' " ' ' KVANaVIU.K, Ind. , Artie Insurance Company,1 of New - " xorKUity. CASH. ASSETS - .' .$600,000. J. Milton SmitM. '.'....'..President. H. B. . ViLMARTH;.MTO...fc-..Vice President. Vincent Tilyon , ,.Hecretary. ir.jv.-5C- oc niA.ui, Agents, '. ' ' " S ' " ' EVAN8VILI.E, lND, Ndrth'American Jistifatfce Company, M TT A i V- a 9 A-' ' .01 naniora tonnecucni.. . CASH ASSETS .... 7-',v $500,000; a. r . . ASTiNos...i..... ...........jfresiaenw Wm. V. Hastings.....;........,:... ;..8ecretary. ... NEXSEN A BIXBY, Agents. : . 1 Evansviile, Ind. - Merchants Insurance Company, of v.i- i uaxtioro, uonnecticut. CASH ASSETS i -- - . 350,00C Mark HowARD.i...........Presidem E. Thos. Lobdell Secretan 4 NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agents, '; --(. t Evansville, Ind. North American Insurance Company, or New iotk uity. . CASH ASSETS ... - - $150,000. PARTICIPATING COMPANY. Policy Holders receive one-lialf the neti profits without any liability. J. W. ; Otis t... ....-.....-.Presldenv R. W.' Bleecker Secretary. ' NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agents, Evansville, Ind. jEtna Life Insurance Company, of Haxtiora, Connecticut. CASH ASSETS -" -.- - $3,000,000. The cheapest and best ' Life Insurance Company la America, .,- E. A. Bclklex i..............Presideut. T. O. Enders ..'......-........ Secretary. B. B. Mykick i....State Agent. ,,, ,. NEXSEN & BIXBV, Agents, , I . , Evansville. Ind. Charter - Oak Life Insurance ComDanv. of Hartford. Connecticut. CASH ASSETS OYER - - 41 000.000. J, ; C Walicley , President. c r nr....i. L. . A. ....tscKi KlMty. ' ' NEXSEN, t BIXBY. Agents, : '. rt.: Evansv illk. Ind. Accident Insurance Company. " 7 il' , COLUMBUS, OHIO. ! CAPITAL K - - ; $1,090,000. Besj. E. Smith President. G. II. Wbight -.Secretary. NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agents, : Evansville. Ind. ' Evansville .Insuraiice Co. Authorized Capital.. Paid Up Capital. !l,000.0UO 250,(KX' FIltK. MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK Taken at fair rates.' Jno. S. Hopkins, tt-esldent. , , Jakes H. Cutlkb, Secretary. DIRECTORS : ' diaries Viele, i J. ri. Hopkins, ' , (rillison Magn.ee, llobert Barnes, lr. M. J. Bray. . Jobn Inzle, Jr., H. Q Wheeler. William Brown, Dr. F. W. Sawyer C. P. Parsons, Business Agent, who w 1 1 also attend to Lil'eaud Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main and First Streets, lu First National Bank Building. apls-6m MUSIC. PIAi0S!! WARREN & C0NYNGT0N, DEALERS IN - P MUSICand MUSICAL GOODS genery. Agenu for the celebrated v . f a m -f un ........ ail; 'KNABE" PIANOS. Old Pianos taken In exchange for new ones. .Pianos for rent, and the rent ap' - i piietf on trie pnrcnase, u uesireu,, . Xo.l Main Ntreet, Jnoatt EVAN'S VI LLE INP,

GROCERIES. I IQLEHART. J. H. BORGMAN L, IGLEHART & CO., THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust CITY GROCERY. A COMPLETETSTOCK AND GENA eral assortment oi Staple and Fancy Groceries constantly on band, with fresh arrivals of Country Produce, audi as But ter. E8. Poultry. 4c It will be our aim to supply alt reasonable wants In our line of a well-regulated family. L. IGLEHART 4 CO. Also, the best brands of Jlour, Corn-. Meal, Feed, &o. V.f l" " " '.fmay!2 tf FOSTER BROTHERS, T3fo. W ,West Second -Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. OFFER FOB SALE, IX LOTS TO suit, at the closest rates to cash buycn v. .. ti r. t , . i J f . 10) lgs Slftd PEPPEK : ! ! ;1T Also, full supplies of Nutmegs, Cassia, Mace, Ginger, , uinger, lODacco, cigars, tsnutr. uysapples, Blackberries, and all kinds of Canned Goods, Preserves, Jellies, etc.; Candles, Soap, Starch: Wooden-Ware In all varieties; together with a full stock of all goods suited to the trade. : . - ; : . -'. Orders promptly filled.- ., t Goods not In our Hue will be supplied. TermsCash. . focMdly jsuraineH, xjODsters. jfeaones.. it'ine- ; Gunny Bags. Having accepted the agency from one of the largest .importert, tee are prepared to fill orders for any quantity of Gunny Bags at the loicest market price, fartie purchasing through us will save all the profits of middle-men. anl get lags of large size and full weight. Terms Prompt Cash. v FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 64 West Second Street, ocCOdly CINCINNATI, OHIO. e. e. wheeler. JAMK3 D. EIOGS WHEELER fc RIGGS, I' Wholesale Dealers ia , ; ' T ' :."!'. f ii l ,f',.:t;t J SOUTHEAST CORNER ,i j FIRST AND, SYCAMORE STREETS, ' Evansville, Ind.' ',IV!,", ; ' '"' . , ' ' All order .i.ouiptly attended to. , . , I,, ; -r . nov2ttdtf . '. :t.' ; .' ''' : I P. P. Cabson.1'! .T.JL, Pbestom. -. PBESTON ' brothers H Wholesale Grocers, .'(.I. ' ( l' . !? - I ' -' , Xo. 9 First Street;1 !: . EVANSYILL.B, IND. Howard, Pbestons & Babkett, flew uneaus. Pkeston t Ebos., i ' ' Huteonvllle, 111. Wm. R. Preston, 1 ; New York. nov27dtf. B. 8. HUSTON. " . JOHN O. BUSTON. H. ! ISuston & o., ; -.. f i '. v.-i, -vu Wholesale and itetall Dealers In '' &R0CERIESllPR0DUCk ' ' ', AND-' ', ' . ;;' I I!,' : ' ' ''' . "' ' ':' PItIXTIX PAPER,5 . . ii.'i.- .. i .'(. ii,,- ' ' ' "' ' " No. 30 Water Street, bet. Sycamore A Vine, KVANSVU.LK., ..Indiana. The highest market price paid for all tinds of Produce and IUig3. NEW SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED : ; 200 Bags Michigan Oati, superior article. 10 Tons Rich Country Bran. 500 Bushels Iowa Potatoes. 100 Bags Rich Ground Screenings excellent cow feed. . . In store and for sale at R. S." RUSTON & CO.. aprlS J No. 30 Water St. , CROSS. JAKES CROFTS. City JPeeil Store. CROSS & CROFTS, Wnolesale and Retail Dealt rs in Flour, Feed, 'Hominy, Corn Meal and Produce Generalir,' BEG LEAVE TO BETl'BS THEIR sincere thanks to their patrons and the publio geaerally lorthe liberal patronage heretofore extended to then. , and hope. t2 merrt ll'ndtheS tes lO uuBiucsa nuu jail a continuance of the same; and tney respecuuuy iiiiurm mtir public generally iiiai. ou av of January, 1867, they will sell for CASH ONLY, without respect of persons, at the time of purchase of goods or on delivery or me same, av price www .than the lowest elsewhere. JanS dti