Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 March 1870 — Page 4

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Advertisements, in tbis colons n, of three nes, each insertion. Thirty Cent. 'OR SALE. "y.r In lire.a old tashioned V hand made Kentucky Bourbon, nino yer e ld, eight dollars tirr galon. N. K. CAKR A I O ,3ul 4 youth Water 22 tt V'f M ILL I will se!', on favorable terms, the Woolen Factory and Cirist Mill in mis city late ihe property of Henry i. V heeler. For tarliiulars inanlre ol F. "W. V1KUK. Vinctnnes, Feb. 21, TO. Ie23 tf FOIL ILIiKT. nn Kj X fctts A te- acre Fruit JL Farm Btid arden. Hone four room Barn, ontbul dint;?, &c. Hecurity for rent reqnlied. Apply to M. R- ASIHH'S, cor ner Third and Main sstreeis. leiSjdtw WANTED. ' S A situation as Pressman, by a n man who Is competent to do ml kinds of fine Book and lob Wrlc. Address PnlTEK. Journal Offlc-. .h2 3t rjl first-rate pertors o the Wheeler A & W Ison dewing Machine can find steady employment at SMITH. 'a Shirt Factory. No. 10 South Second bt. raba-lw C II CATIOX-As Forter in a wholesale 7 store, by a competent man. ssattsiacrelttrences given, -office. Inquire at. this mh2 5t s XTITA1 ION By a young man who can come well recomraenaea. tor particular address J. E. H., Journal Ofllce. mhld3t TIirBSDAY, MARCH 3, 1S0. CITY NEWS. S?Mr. Buchanan appears a3 Hamlet, at the Opera House, to-night. JSyMedium, Demy, and Cap Black Books fcr saie at the Journal office. Make your income returns before the 10-h, under penalty. S?Six cases at the Recorder's Court, yeBterday. Business is looking up. gy Best bow of the Jousnal, to Messrs. Carmody and Nelson, for an exquisite boquet. A superior quality of Initial paper at the Journvl "office. S?The City Collector was er-gaged yesterday, in telling city property for delinquent trxes. S5 Four homeless, houseless, Greenback-less tramps lodged at the Third Stree". engine house last night. CSTAsh Wednesday was marked by appropriate ceremonies yesterday in the Catholic and Episcopal churches. St. Paul Episcopal Church. There will be services at this church this evening at 7J o'clock. EST"" Carter's and other Ink3 at the Journal office. Writing Tax Sales. Collector Greek was engaged yesterday afternoon, in selling lota for delinquent taxes and will continue the sale to-day. ?The lady members of Colfax Itebekah Degree Lodge, will meet at the residence of P. L. Geisslcr, this afternoon, to finish work on Regalia3. JCSf.Statiocery, best quality at the Journal office. Cg? The Grand Jury meets next Monday. Invitations to attend, will be served with due ceremony, on several persons, who will no doubt be surprised at the honor. JDSTThe remains of Mrs. Ashley, remain as yet, unburUd. The udusual appearance of the corpse leading the friends to doubt that life is yet extinct. XX3 The beautiful weather yesterday, brought out flock3 of ladies, but exerted tuch a benign influence on . people generally, that no startliig sensations were developed. Fine Display. The elegant display in the show window at S. Brnnor's HoopISkirt Factory, on First Street, - last eight, was greatly admired by all observers, the ladies especially. jfafThe Courier of yesterday in; forms the public that certain, (or uncertain?) parties are going about the country, examining receipts, leases, c, for missm? stamps. Examine your papers before they arrive. IS-A Democrat speaking of the changing of the Ward boundaries of the city, yesterday, denounced the ordinance making these charges as gormandizing. ,,IIowll me gracefully, till I faints ginteelly." Pensonal. Mr. Edward McGriff, soil of our worthy City Clerk, who ha a been for several months in Chicago, pursuing the study of Civil Engineering, returned to this city yesterday. His numerous friends extend Lim a hearty welcome. Express Matter. The Adams Express Company take possession of the Express business in tins city to day. Messrs. Wm. bherwood, Ueo W. Hil", and L. G, Adair, late of the Tninf.is Central Railroad, will be the MesseDgers. Messrs. Sherwood and Hill having long been in the employ or the company, are well and lavora Wv known in this city, and the citi zens generally will be pleased that they are retained. ESyMr. McKean Buchanan, in his Epeeech on the stage at the Opera House last night, said that he had understood that nothing but legs would "take" in Evansville, and that if he had to leave here before the time he had appointed to fctay, whenever he returned he should fetch the legs with him, as he played for money. Mr. Buchanan did not probably calculate on two things that have a strong tendency to reduce the size of theatrical audiences just now in Evvansville, t. c, the powerful religious revival and the arrival of the season of Lent. The audience, though meagre, showed no lack of appreciating Mr. Buchanan's artistic merit, but it was evident that to those who did attend the performance, his acting gave entire patisfactioa.

SIISTESIOrS CASS OF roisoxixG. The LiTfs or a Whole Family Endangered.

Yesterday morning Mr. Edward Boetticber, of the firm of Boetticher, Ktllogg & Co., hardware, complained to his partner of feeling rather unwell, and in a few m;nute9 afterwards as Mr. Kellof g supposed, went out. In the course of about half an hour a messenger arrived in haste at thn Btore with a message for Mr. Boetticher, that 3irs. B. was violently ill, and asking that he come home with a physician at once. The messenger was instructed to go at once for a physician, and a second messenger was dispatched through town to find Mr. B., and tell him of the condition of his famiiy four children and a young man, a relative of the family, being alike affected. The messenger returned without finding Mr. Bcetticher, and shortly afterward an employee of the firm en gaged ia the second story, heard i groan, and going to where the groan proceeded from, found Mr. B. lying on a bed, vomiting violently, and evi dently very ill. Mr. Boetticher was assisted into hack and sent home and aid sent for, and in a short timo four physicians were in attendance doing all that could be done for them. The symptoms developed by all, indicate poison by arsenic. How such a thing could have occurred was a mystery. The only person in the household not affected was the servant girl, who is above any suspicion. Her cxemp tion is attributed to the circumstance of her not using milk in coffee cs the rest of the family did. and that the poison must have been in the milk. The statement in the Union, of last evening, that the "grandmother" had bought arsenic a few days ago, is contradicted by the family, with the remark that the old lady is absent from the city. At midnight, they were all pronounced to be out of danger, by Dr Kress. Mr. Boetticher, who was the most severely afflicted, being very much easier. During the afternoon various theories were advanced concerning the case but the facts related above are only such as were related by those ia a position to know best as to the circumstances. Mr. Boetticher is confidently expected to be about as usual in a day or two. Meanwhile, the case will undergo a thorough investigation by the family. THE KELIGIOUS IXIEIIKST. UNION MEETINGS. The meeting last evening, in Trinity Methodist Church, was well attended, by about the usual number of people. . Rev. Mr. Martin, of the Vine Street Church, preached the sermon with great ability and effect. About twenty persons rose for prayers, and in the ii.quiry meeting that followed, as deep an interest wss manifested as on any previous occa sion. The meeting was largely composed of yourg people, and was in most re spects, a counterpart of the meeting on Tuesday evening. The evening meetings are contin ued at thi3 Church during the week. McKean Buchanan. At the Opera IIouse.lastnight.Mr, Buchanan opened with Richelieu, to a very meagre audience, which was owing probably, to a great extent, to the fact that he arrived a day earlier than at first announced. It ia difficult to give a complete criticism of Mr. Buchanan s acting. In many parts it roso to actual sub limity, while in the main it seemed to. give ample satisfaction. With the stimulus" that a good, full house always gives, particularly if the house was warm, there is no doubt but Mr. Buchanan would elicit the heart iest applause; but with a house so miserably warmed, and in the absence of the enlivening feature of the orchestra, it would require better acting than Evansville ever saw to awaken much enthusiasm. Recorder's Court. The follow- -. - j .1, . ing minutes were eniereu m iuk records of this court yesterday. Charles Johnson, d. d., $6 25; Louis Goodsell, d. d., $5 25; Wm. Gordon, d. d., ?5 25; Piatt Bush, breaking windows, $3 25: . Jack Stone, fighting, $7 65; Julia nable, accused cf being disorderly, wa3 dismissed. Alarm of Fire. The alarm of fire, last evening, was oaused by the burning out of a chimney on Lcet street, epposhe Councilman Wiltshire's Cooper Shop. The engines were out promptly, and ran in the direction indicated, but learned, when within two or three squares, that all danger was past. Communicated. Dr. Tiffany. Editor Dally Journal With you, I take pleasure in saying," that tho citizen3 of Evansville, owe thanks to the ' Evansville Library Association," for securing Dr. Tiffany, of New Brunswick, New Jersey, to deliver two or three lectures, on the 9:h, 10th and 11th, inst. Dr. Tiffany has no superior, in oratory and elcquence, in this country. He thrillu and electrifies his audience. I have heard him whan he was surpassingly grand. His second lecture in the same place, is always attended with a greatly increased audience. I should regret, if any of our citizens, from the want of the knowledge of the wonderful,.pQir3 of.ttoL..man, shouli fail to hear him. Yours, ' James Hill. The is fully endorsed by the Jouun s

iNCOiiE Tax. The revenue of

ficers arc busily engaged in col lecting Statements of income for 1SG9, so as to assess internal revenue lax on such as are subject thereto. In all cases where the state ments are not returned by the 10th of this month, the law provides a penalty. Those persons who have not attended to thi3 matter, would do well to do so at once. Statements on the forms provided by the Government, ought to be returned in all cases, this is the only manner in which it can be officially known whether persons ought to be assessed or not. The officers have no authority to take it for granted that any particular person i3 not liable to the taxes. The proper way to show non-reliability is by making a statement in the regular form. In this connection, it will relieve the public to state that it is almost certaiD, that after this year, this tax will be less onerous. The prospect is that the tax will be continued, but the rate will be reduced, and the exemptions increased. EOCAIi NOTICES. 3fot.ee. All those having claims against the estate of C. F.Schultz.deceased.are requested to hand in their bills to F. Von Roy, immediately It Special notice. Notwithstanding the late conflagration which destroyed most of our stock and material, also damaging our tools and machinery, we would beg leave to inform our friends and patrons, that we have removed our Blank Book Manufactory directly opposite the old stand, on First Street, over S. Bruner & Co's Hoop Skirt Factory, where wo shall be pleased to receive our customers, with their orders ; it is the intention, that in a few days we shall be in complete running order, with a new and well selected stock of paper and material. Meyer & Gorse. mch3-6td All claims against the steamer Fayette while in the Evansville and Cairo trade will be promptly settled at my office, No. 5, South Vater Street. Office hours 9 to 12 M. Mar-l-3t Duke Nichelson. Only Two Teaspoonfds of Dooley's Baking Powder to a quart of flour are necessary to produce extra biscuits, roils, &o., while thoso of ordinary manufacture require nearly double that quantity. 'This is. owing to it3 perfect purity and extra strength. Aside from thi3 fact, each package contains the full amount that is represented. Hence, Dooley's is tho cheapest, best and viost reliable, in market, and takes the precedent of all others. Grocers keep it everywhere : marl TuThSat We are just receiving a full eupply of 2S0 lbs, or small barrels of salt. Baird& Start, Agents Mason City Salt Co. fel2G lw Re-opcned far the Season. B. F. Trible & Co., having bought the Factory of VV Hunnel, wish to inform the public that they have commenced runnins, and will fill all orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds. Frames, &c. Dressed Flooring, Weatherboarding, and all kinds or Lumber to order, on short notico. Call and see us. Factory corner of Walnut and Fifth St. feb21 2w. 5? One hundred White and Grey Blankets, just received, and selling at reduced prices. jan8 Schapker, BussiNO & Co. Weber & Co. are selling heir entire stock of Furs regardless of cost. You will find Ladiea' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', op posite the Opera House. eep-sO tayT. C. Bridwell & Co., corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alim Waters. jol7-tf Four Offices Corner of Second and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply to G. V. Shanklin. de2-tf EST The best stock of Domestic Goods, Sheetings, &c, at lowest prices, at jan8 Schapker, Bussino & Co. RIVER NEFS. J-t r oifrer Ulter Hems Third J'aye. The weather gave indications of beicg cloudy about sundown last evening, but the clouds dispersed and it grew smoky, but not sufficiently to interffre with ravigation. The only additional arrivals up to midnight were the MorniDg Star, from Louisville and return, Sam. Merwin and barges, from Louisville to New Orleans. The Fayette for Henderson and Sam Orr fcr Cairo, departed. The Rochester, with a big tow of hay, and the Kenton, with a new steamboat hull, built at Madison, for the Missouri River, passed down at 5 P. M. The Kentoa was loaded to the guards. She tows the hull to Cairo, whence it will be towed to St. Louis, to receive machinery and cabin The Morning Star had a good trip. The Sam Merwin arrived last night with a tow of barges covering about 40 acres, including the hull and dismantled upper works of the old steamer Lafourche, which has been purchased by Captain H. S. Welton, receiving and forwarding merchant, general steamboat agent, wharf master and U. S. Mail sgent as well a3 wharf boat proprietor at Bayou Sara, La The JNick Longf worth did not leave NeV Albany until yesterday, she will be here positively to-day. The Mary Houiton leaves Louisville this evening, and will be here tomorrow.... The Milbrey will be found at the wharf this morning, and will leave for Memphis this evening. The Sam Merwin will lie over till to-day, and will take a large amount of freight. Oar distinguished youug friend, Lee Crane, is her handsomo clerk......... The pountess arrived abaut midnight with a big load. She discharged 300

baie3 of cotton here for R. K. Dunkerson & Co., and had 500 bale3 for j Cincinnati. Capt. Hutchinson, for- i

merly of the Phn. bhenaan, 13 in command. Lon Bryson is her clerk, and Tom. Coon star gazer. She goes to Cincinnati to be rebuilt, unless our boat builders can get the contract. Boats Leaving T-D"y. For Memphis. The good steamer Milbrey, will leave for Memphi?, and all way ports, at 5 p. M., to day, in command of Capt. Fred. Huston, a popular and competent officer, with Negley Rudd, a courteous and obligicg youDg gentlemen in the office. For New Orleans. The great Nick Locgworth will be here to-day sure, en route to New Orleans. Passengers will find a trip to New Orleans with Capt's Lew Kate3 and Eugene Bowers, a real delight. iliver JHspatciies. PiTTSBtTHO, Mf-.rch 2 Monongahela is falling, 8jfeet; lreensboro,6 feet 6 Inches, falling; Brownsyille 10 feet, failing. A rrlved Arlington, lroru. Cincinnati. DepartedMary D y age; Barges leave for St. Louis coal valley, with loo 000 bushels of coal lor Cincinnati. R. C. tiray 1s loading for Nashville. Camelia is loading for St. Louis. The new packet Juniata, has deferred her first trip to Cincinnati until next week; not quite ready for business yet. Wild Cat announced yesterday to take a tow of coal to Louisville, will not go at present. Weat&er cloudy llgbt snow falling-heavy snow fell last nigut. Mercury oOJ and rising. Pittsburg, March 2. Weather clear, thermometer 20. Monongahela 8 feet and falling. Arrived: Arlington. Departed: Davage; Giendale goes to-morrow. Cincinnati, March 2. River 28 feet 6 inches and rising; 73 feet G inches under the bridge. Weather clearing up. Arrived Alice Dean, from Memphis. Departed Silver Moon, Memphis; Norman, Evansville: Emperor, New Oilcans. Louisville, March 2. Port list Mary Houston, from New Orleans; LeClaire No. 2, to Tennessee River; Shamrock, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati; Nick Longworth, New Orleans. River rising, with 10 feet in canal, and 8 teet on falls. Clear and mild. Business good. Nashville, March 2. River falling; 8 feet on Harpeth Shoals. The weather is fair and pleasant. Ar rived Alpha, Evansville; Burksville, UDner LtimDerland. -Departed John Lumsden, for Cairo; Umpire, Upper Cumberland; Aipna, iiivansville. Cairo, March 2 The Quickstep, Evansville packet arrived 9 p. jr. Abeona from St. Louis to Cincinnati, Indiana to Cairo and New Orleans 2 A. M. Simpson Korner from Pittsburg to JNew Urleans. Commonwealth from New Orleans to St. Louis. Leonidas from New Orleans to Cincinnati. St. Joseph from Memphis to St. Louis, arrived 1 P. M. Charlie Durfee to St. Louis to Ouichita, 2 P. M. ; Henry Ames from Cairo to New Orleans, 3 P. m.; City of Alton from St. Louis to Vicksburg, Luke from St. Louis 7 P. M. River fell 7 Mercury 42. at 6 p. m.: St. to Memphis at inches. Clear. St. Louis, March 1. Arrived David Watts, from Tennessee River; Fcrsythe, from Vicksburg; Florence, from Illinois River; William White, fromPaducah; Anna, from Cincinnati; Nile, from Lexington; Natrona, from Hannibal; Bon Accord, from Mound City; Andy Johnson, Keokuk. Departed Pauline, Carroll, Emilie, La Barge, and W.J. Lewis to New Orleans; Marble City, to Memphis; City of Pekin, to Peoria, Andy Johnson and Victory, to Keokuk; Champion to Cincinnati; Natrona to Hannibal River stationary with 6 and 6 feet to Cairo; 4 tect to Iveokuk; 6 feet in the Illinois River; 40 inches in the Missouri River. Business good, tonage inadequate, weather clear, pleasant. Memphis, March 2. Weather clear and pleasant. River rising slowly. Arrived Sam. J. Hale, from Cincinnati. ' Departed McGill, Belle Memphis, for St. Louis; Grand Era. for Cairo; Burns, with 1,500 bales of cotton, for Cincinnati. 'Vicksburg, March 2. Down, Sallie, Carrie Koucz, Liberty and barges. Weather clear and pleasant. River rising slowly. New Orleans, March 2. Departed, the Great Republic for Louisville. AECHITHCTS. CARD. KOBE EST BOYD. BOYD I WOOD WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, Corner Flr.,t and Locnst Streets, EVANSVILLE, LND. Plans anc? Specifications prepared on short notice md reasonable I el ms anl dti VATCHEIAKiNG. A. C. H03ESCUAN3. 0SEN'CIU3 HARRY SHITH Watchmakers and Jewelers, SO. 12KOF.TU SECOXDST., BEALEltS In American, English and Swiss V ate lies, in goltf, silver and plated cases. Fine Jewelry, silver Ware, CIockr, Ac. Personal alteui 'on given to repairs of fltie watches, tc. &3 No worlt entrusted pprentices. seia- inLOSS 0? MANHOOD, Eturrrixra promthefollies ;&i of Youth. Yonn;, middle-aged or even old men permanently restored to manly vigor, b? the sure and only know remedies, to be had at tne Western Medical Office, 137 fc-ycamoro Street, Cincinnati, O. Send stamps for circular. Femole diseases speedily cured. Medicine by mall. Kecent cases of private disease cured in three days. A'o charge until cured. Cursing furnished, wlyr STo remove Moth-Patchea, Freckles, and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dj, B. C. Pebry. Sold by all druggists. novl7 d3m SpN IJ VTCU ELOIi'H SZAIB DTE. This splendid Hair Dye is the best ia the world. Harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; does not contain lead nor any vitaiio poison to produce paralysis orUeath. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations boastin? virtues they do notpossess. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has had 30 years' nutarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as Ihe only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond Street, New York. IfelO Tiic Fearful CAXCER SabduerJ. THE CUKE HOW DISCOVERED. Having been long alHicted with CANCER. 1 resorted to all the remedies of which I could hear. Among them was one recommending a certain herb to me as a cure. 1 (as 1 supposed) procared the herb, and prepared and applied it, which made a perfect cure, but on examination by the family physician;- informed me that the herb 1 had useu7A;ch had made a perlect and speedy cure, was not the one recommended. All who are afflicted can find a speedy cure by sending for the recipe, with lull directions lor use. Price 85. Address, with registered letter or money older, tiEORGE MORGAN, Box 251, Port Jervis. Orange County, New Yort. Ja2 d;tra . ,

STEAMBOATS. FOR OWENSBORO. CANNELTON, AND LOUISVILLE. The pplendtd tide-wheel passenger packet Frank O. Smith, Master: Miles D. Warren, Clerk, Will leave for LouisvLle and ail way landings, on 'JIIVBSOAX, MARCH 3d, at 11 p.a . on arrival of mali train from

the Norm and East. For freight or passnee, apply on board, or to W. G. BROWN & CO.. dlt Agents. FOR BOWLING-GREEN. The splendid steamer ' Falto City, 'John W. Robinson. Mseter, Murray Bewley, Clerk, Leaves for Bowling-Green and all way pointd on THURSDAY, MARCH 3D, at 3 o'clock p.sf. For ireiiht'o passaze apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LKW1S 4 CO., dlt Agents. FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS & MEMPHIS. The elegant passenger simmer ft! iltoroy. Fred. R. Huston, Master; isegiey Rn.'d, Clerk, Leaves for M-jmphls and ail way ports on -TIll'iiSEAT, MARCH 3d, at 2 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage applv on board, or C. R. KUDU, Agent. to FOR MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS. The Express Line's splendid Eteamer. 3Iiamirocl, Geo. W. Cullum, Master; nocen Jverr, triers. Will leave for St. Louis and all way ports THURSDAY, MARCH 3D, at 12 o'clock M. For ireight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO., dlt Agents. FOR M E M PHTsT VICKSBURG and NEW ORLEANS. Tha Fpaclous and elegant steamer ILoMgwortli, Lew. Kates, Master; K. Euseno Bowers, Clerk, Will leave for New Orleans and all way ports on TUCBSOAT, MARCH 3d, at 12 o'clock m. For freight or pa'sasie apply on board, or to W. G. 15KOWN & CO.. and HUMPHREY, LEW Id fc CO., mh3-U Agents. FOR MEMPHLS, VICKSBURG ANDNKW ORLEANS. The magnificent steamer 1. W. Slrailer, Albert Stein. Master, Laaves for New Orleans and all way porta Kill DAY, MARCH -1th, For freight or passage apply on board, or tO W. it. KKUWJN 5t CJ., and HUMPHREY, LEWI3 4 CO., mb3-d2t Apents, FOR UEMPHIS. VlCKSBUhO, AND NEW The maglficent new steamer wa ittV Slary Houston, L. B. Dunham, Master; Harry Walker, Clerk. Will leave for New Uiieauj and ail way ports oa FRIDAY, MAKCH -inr, at 5 o'clock p.m. For frelp.ht or passage apply ou board, or to W. O.BRON & CO.. and HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO., mh32t Agent. FOR NASHVILLE. The elegant side-wheel steamer r-. 1 111 5X R. Northern, Master: Ben. y. Egac, Clerk, Will leave for Nashvliio and way ports on I'KIUAV, MARCH 4ru, AT 4 P.M. SPECIAL NOTICE. The ARMADA will make all the packet landings, carrying freights and passengers at regolar racket rates. m h2 3t W. 11. CON ANT, Agent. "kYASSYILLE AND MEMPHIS. The elegant new and substantial passenger steamei la almost completed at Louisville, and will leave Hvansvliie for Memphis and all way ports about MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2SriI. INST.,; Acd will thenceforth ply as a regular packet between those two ports. The Mary Miller has been built expressly for this trade, and is complete In ail her departments, being very llgbt, but capable of carrying 6)0 tons, wltu wide, roomy guards, admirably adapted for carrying stock. She w.'ll Klve especial attention to way business in the bends, and the nllin of orders. Due notice of the exact time of her departure will be given. W. G. BROWN & CO., ftTdtf Agents. 18 7 THE EVANSVILLE J O 3J J&L IS JL. JLu, Daily, Tri-TVee&ly, and Weekly. Tho Leading Paper on Lower Ohio. tho An Exponent cf Western Eiergy, Intelligence, and Progress. ILargest Circulation ! In Southwestern Indiana and Kentucky, and Southern Illinois. It contains all the News of the Day Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by Mail. " Variety Is the Spice of Life," and every ssue of the Jouhhal Is full of a variety of ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Readi" It nublishes Renorts of tVia orVot. all the commercial centers of the country Its Reports of the Evansville Markets are always prompt and reliable. It alms to be a reliable General Newspaper, and to be ahead of all others in every respect. The aim of its Editors Is to make it the paper for the people; Instructive to all; Bought for by the business man, the farmer, the professional man, the mechanic ; a household companion ; the politician's guide la fact, to make'it as nearly EVERYBODY'S paper as possible. River Men will find our Reports not excelled by any paper i.i the great Missiuippi Valley Our facilities for dying all kinds of Job Printing for Steamboats are unequaled. TERMS Invariably in Advance DAILY JOURNAL. One year, by mail sin ivi ! Six monthf, by mail ................ . 5 50 Three months, by mall ......... 3 00 uy tne wees, payable to carrier. . 25 TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. One year...... j 00 Six months 4 fx) WEEKLY JOURNAL. One copy, one year.- ( l 50 Twelve copies, one yer .... 15 ou Twenty copies, one yeur -jj c

IIS MARKETS.

1'orK KariEei. oy Telegraph. Cottox Lower ; New Yoe3, Mar. 2. 2c for middling nplauui. Lcra-More steady ; rwe'.p'.s 6,077 bbls ; salts 7,20'J bbls at 54 704 iJ for superfine westernstateiJjOjc.", lor extra state ; Siai (a, 50 ior extra western; So 7'ftt8 30 for white wheat rtra; 85 lij,,6 li for round, hooo Onio; f5 50ai(J 25 lot extra St Louis; JG i548 60 for choice 00. Ryk i-loch firmer; sales 220 barren at Si 4J5 30. CokN Me At, Quiet. WHlsKV- Wltuout decided c hinge; sales 2"0 barrels western lrre at lll 01 and state at 81 011 0llA wheat Opened steady and closed dull and lower ; recel pis 11,9) bushels; sales of 81.000 buhels at 1 10 lor No. 2 and 3 spriDg mixed; 61 291 31 f r winter red and amber western; il fcOl 67 for choice while btate. Ryk Quiet. Babxs.v-Du11; Canada, West at 81 10J 1 12. Basle y Malt Quiet. Lous-New firm, old dull and rather heavy; receipts 5,'-S0 bushels ; sales od.ouo bushels at 9iaHi for new mixed western; 1 04i'5 tor old do delivered ; II 03 for new yeliow southern. Oats Dull and heavy: receipts 9, salt-s of 16 Out) bushels at X3iye for western ; 62&G3J4 for state. Rick steady ; 647c for Carolina. OdfFE Quiet and tiim. Sugar Dull, 100 huda cuba, at lOJlOc. M01AbSES Dul. Linseed Oit-Quiet, 909Sc. Turpentine Heavy 4i4i.-. Pork Finn, roore active, 1,14-3 bbl at SSOoaafiii for new mess; S-20 6O3S-1 for prime; Si! 60,3-4 prime mess; also new mes seller April 8Jti00;2G2j. BicF-Steady; ITSbblsat J10003S1500;for new plain mess; SHOO M7 50 for new extra mess; tierce beef quiet; S'JoOO tor mess; J25 103821 00 for prime mes; I271030 00 for iudia mess; teef hams quiet; 13J bbls at 82SOO'it32.0. Cut Mkats Sales of 201 packaps at J10503J1150 lor shoulders; fll0oSH73 for hams. Middles Quiet, sales of 70 boxes at lS'o for Cumberland cut; sales of ltO boxes Cumberland cut, deliver able In Chicago, at 127o. Labd A shade firmer; 470 tierces at 14'$ 14-io lor steam; ll((tlSc for kettle rendereu ; al'u 50) tierces steam seller March at U;. Hbtie-Quiet-Cheese Dull at 10 Jl7o. rtcctnr.3:i n&rirt. rty Ti,-apa.l ciinistATi. March. 2. Klouu and Gkain Dull, and unchanged. Cotton Dull, nominal mldJllng 22c. Toil acco Unchanged, supply belter; taletof lfo hlid at 80 10 and IM 41. Wjiisky Dull, drooping at yisflle; better leeilug in provisions, but ueuiuud light. Mas PoitK Held flrmiy at 8.7;t.mall eales matte at this rale. Bulk Meats Firm, at 814 J14.'c lorsldcs buisaies were made at U. lard- 14 xVic for steam and kettle. Sugar Ci sco Hams I7l?e. Butter scirce and firm at 30335c. Eggs- Dull; lower at lh;l9o. Cheese and tue demand llgbt. Clover Hed Dull, lower Kales I3)4;-lt is -being shipped to this inarkel fiom Philadelphia. Timothy Film at 81404 65. Linseed Oil Quiet at si. Labu Oil 81 33, and dull. Petroleum Unchanged; qalet at 303 82 sugar Dull; New Orleans 10313o. 12 per cent. tare. Cofek Unchanged : quiet at IHto 21c. MoLAtstH-Scarce and llrm at 7tj;ij3.'c. Gold SI Exchange II 10 discount, buying. Money Clone. tit. i otiU Market. By Telegraph.) St. Louts, March 2. Tomacco Active and s'rong; 6&8 lor lugs; lie for common leaf; 11J Jor good manufactory. CoTTON-Qulet and nominal; 20i21c for low middling. Hemp Nominal at 81 201 CO for undressed. Flour-Low prudes active: other grades dull; super at f4&4 60: X, 81 604 5; XX, 83 OOvSCo Z; family, 7 30.7 Go. Wheat Closed dull and lower; red fall at Sr7c(4l 03; No 1 fall, 11 10; choice, II 0l 10; choice white, 81 l.(fjl iO. Corn Dull and easier at 74(3770 for mixed ; 77 Hlia for yeliow; 7KjW 1 or white. Oats Dull ami lower at 4vi60n. Barley Uucbanged at 81 03 for choice fall. Rye "mill sales at 72,75. Whisky Firm. Pork Opened weak and closed firmer at 27a27c. Dry salt Meats Qalet; clear sides In hogsheads at 11 'ic. Bacon Quiet; shouldeis, lGc. Lard -mall galea of choice at 13c; Kettle at legitime. Stw lorn Loid and fitoon Ptntl. By Tolejrapn. New Tori, March 2. Money Easy; Ijiioa call. Sterliso-v4. Gold Quiet and lower: opened at 81 1C? fall to 81 J -'A and e.oed at SI 15TS: carry ing rates per cent; clearances 75,0tX),000, uovehnjiknts weak and closing a about, the lowest prices of the day. Bonds are higher here than in Eurone nod con aldei able sales have been made by lorclgn oanaers. Coupons, 1S81 i;o. 182 , Do. 1MH4 ... Do. 1H03 Do. New Do. ist7 , lO. l(i , Ten-forties Currency rilxes..... ...112-4 i i2; .113 ...111 lllalli-54 112 (dllZ'a .1 ...11 ...iu'i"tn : ...ini3iiii thlcazo JEarftet. By Telegraph. Chicago. March 2. Flour Is in moderate demand and ou charter d. Wheat Morn active and firmer; gGS'J-i for No. 1. aud wy,-am, for na a. closing quiet at 7,J,l-,a'J.'4 ; market unchanged this afternoon. Cokn Fairly active and firmer and Mule higher; 70JJ70J4 for No. 2, and 4'Ja.hZy, lor novrxde; Hi 1 alteruoou the market was firm at 7014 for r-.o. 2. Oats sieatfy and quiet, at 37J333c lor JMH. !4. Ryb Dull and firmer, at 67(67)- for NO. 2. Barley Nominal. HiohiviNi-.-Quiei. at 9jtt90o. Ms Pork 1 firmer and S(o bigher. at 8:J 00. ' Lakd Dirll anl nominally unchanged. Hogs Dressed quiet aud ea-sier, do. I rig at 8lo 2-310 50, dividing on 200 pounds; live 5e orli iify Good, atarset. By Telegraph New York, March 2. ine agony In the print market is over, and coutlJence fully restored by the ac tion 01 cuu tnti uay. la reducing their rates, as follows: Merrlmao D Fabrics 12c; do Siieeiiu ll'ic; do Chlutz 11c anc do VV Check and stripes l-Jcjdo fncies io'au; ivoue izc; a lien's Mueet t ng and tan cieslle; Frocks 12c; Pinks 12y.c; Amencan J.i;'ac; Uiouce.iter llc; Manchester nxac; Lancaster Uc; Oriental Uxh moud llo; AmosKeag 10c: Simpsons lie Albion ligrjo, The Eastern Ginghams iucicuuvjcutuii.o, luiiaamet 10 r cot tons 14 very lirui, with tue following Kbanges: 4-4 Wamsutla 'l.f Wn mui.t t ,1 o- zao; warren t f to 2J.:: '1 nKPsmm 1 Market closing strong. boaUTllle MarKct. ity iiio.rarh.l LouiavTLLa. March. 2 Tobacco Salei of 231 hhds, at 83 90314 10 -lignum gooi -aituiuui Ltat; market Cotton Dull; middling 2tKo. 'lour Extra tamily 3 5 00. Wheat-81 Ijoi 2J. Corn-93c. Oats 63c. Rye 90o sacked. jviaioNa-aijado firmer; mess pork Bacon "-hotiidprn 191.. .t... ,i. tn.. e''eslijculk sho'uldars 11c; clear rib 14c; cic-ar sides 15c. rvABo iiercdioc; keg I7c. H AMS Fanev snau r mi rtxi lOlo Whisk y Rtt w y.iscc. Xashvllie Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, March 2. Cot os Dull : low middling 20c; good ordinary 19x Stock 6,300 bales. Jicnit&U llarfcct. B l eiegraph.l MXM)PHI8, March 2. Cotton-1 dull and nominal at 220; P.eceipu 1.1W2 bale. Expoi Is 320 bales. Flour Dull ; superfine at So 00. Corn SteaOy at 9oco' Oats Dull at 61-;. . HAY-Eo-sy at 2. Bran Lower at 824 CO. Fobk-Scarce at 8ztf. Lard At lVaibc; fjBACJjr Active; shoulders 14ic; sideslip ai3ic.. Xaroccan Markets. By Cabie.l Paris, March 2. Bourse firm ; rentes 74 francs 45 centimes. Livekfool, March 2 Cotton Irregular: middling tip lauds 11 ! aUiic: Orleans ! L;c: sates of 10,000 bales. Bkeadsiuffs Quiet ; California white wheat Hs; red western jno. 27s bd; Winter 8i 8d ; Western flour I'M 9 1. Cokn-No. 2 mixed 7s327 cd. Oats -2s 5d. BARLEY 6s. Peas 31s 6,1. PoRK-b2s6i: Beef iO-JsCJ. IjArd OH. Cuhe.se 73s. BACON-TBi. spiiiiTSi-Peiicleiim Is 7d; icflned do 1.1 ll'l.

New Orlr am Market. By Telegraph. New Ohleana, Mut ch 2. Cotti in Weak ; mlj Jilng ZVAZl ; sales CjO'JJ bales. Flour Firm ; ? 73 23 to 'j Cf). Corn 81 21. Oats u:Wic. Bran scarce at t2. HAY Easter t 801333 00. PoBK 82!'-t29 50. Bacon Dull at 13Vfc17 to 18c, and hams C X.iJC. Lard Tlerca dnl! xt ICc; keg llrtiH'-l. Sugar Prime ll'e. MoLAsiSB-t Dull and lower; piime 70o. Whisky Raw fl C3. Cofpkk Finn at Vi&Vi)ii, nnd prime 174ral7?4'

R. IZ.6B CO, M A N U F A C T U U K It 8 O F Wafjian ki EXTEA CAST ST ' L GROUND PATENT Circular, Mill, lu!ay & Gang S A Y Willi MoTable or Inserted Tcctli. We claim for our Patent Circular Saw the following advantug'-s Over ull others The shanks of the teeth are eiusll' and e.Tert a uultorm rtistec slou in tl.e sockets The stability of the plate Is in no wuy atfected by luserllng new eels of teelti. Each tooth, Indepeuaeutly, may be ad lusted to the cutting line. No rivets, keys, or other objectionable appliances aro employed in coiintciloii with the teeth, which are a" Kiinple in construction, aud as easily used, as a nut for a boll. In short, all the difficulties heretofore experienced in Hie use of movable teeth for inwi are fully luet and obviated by this Invention. AL30, TUTTLE'3 PATENT " Champion" Cros3-cut Saws CUOSM-CUT SAWS OF ALL KIND3, SAW MANDRELS CUMMIXU MACHINES, 4c. Bend for Catalogues and Price LUts. R. HOE A CO., Printing Press M 11 (thine and taw M an u fad (i rent. New York; Boston, Muss.; Loudon, Eng. au7 w brii llvn&l IScadI Head I Hkk person, KY., May22, 1W;0. MtBtrs. IK. S. Johnson t- llro. 1 On the 19th of January last I took chaige of the farm of Atkinson St Hollow-ay, 111 Union County, Keiituclty. 1 lound tueii hogs in a very had condition irom Cholera, some twenly-nvo having died, and the balance (about sevcuty-tl ve) sick. After 1 took charge about iweniy-iive more ol them died. Ou the 22d of February 1 ot fJdy pounds of your "HOU CliOLKItA MEOlCiNli," which I commenced Im-dlng to Ihe rest according to direct ioms. it acted like a charm, curing them all, except one that could not eat. 1 have linen feeding It to them since tin a preventive, and have observed no eymptoiui of ( hoiera, but noticed great im provemoni,. 'J'hoy are now as flue-looking iion as 1 ever saw. I believe thut forty out ot 1 Im tifiy that died might lime liuen saved by the 11 so ol mis muni iu. up i mo pie-cnl timo 1 uave useu aooui tweniy-ij vepourids. Yours, MARION DUNCAN. Mr. Duncan Is cmr-Ioved as above staXed I believe him to t e mi honest and tenable uiau, auu mo racts siaiei ure true. OEU. ATKINSON, Henderson, iCr., May 25, IWJ, Metsrs. W. U. Johnson rf Jiri. , i My noun have had Cholera twlco. In both lusrarfces your "1KU ClioBERA MRwuflu," nas cured ttitm. I believe "-.""inns 10 uirccuorjM, 1' is a ct riaiu p.eveuuve aim cure I also believe. i"i T 11 wm core enx-ken v.uuici. ILUUiiiAMiV. We not only give you the certlrlcaU m ol some of the bist men of the chuuIm. bul JU A 11 it . m t t ... .... .... . . ' , i utt mii we ciairn. -iry it. 1011 have all to g;n, nolhiiirf to Joso. Tha "'"'"H " "" nog win jmy lor enough to cure a h undred. If your roi?s are not slcu don t allow them to get sick. All we ask is m uitu. V7. S. JOHNSON & ER0., Manufacturers and Proprietors, Henderson", Kr, LEICII k LEMUKU, WJuhsale Agents, Evabsville, It. MACREADY CO., Whoh-alo AvntM, CinclnnHll, Ohio. 1C A. ROBINSON & CO.. Wholesal AKuntu, Louisville, Kj, Jan21 1I7STJRAIXCI:. UnpreceCcntcd Success. IT ATI O IT AX LIFE INSURANCE COIIP'Y or THE UXITKD fslAtK Of ASE!:ilA. C. IL CLARK. President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Executive Committee. Finance aud E. W. PEET, hecrctary. rTni,C?':r'slDy isBi-eJ.lJ Ihe first YEAR or its existence, 7,070 POLICIES INSURING ov o o,e n 0.0 o. Tfae National affords to its Pollcy-IIoMer PERFECT SECURITY, By Ha Cash paid-np Capital of One Million Dollars, anu guaraniem io me lriMurAl, hy its LOW IUTKS or PBElIirSI. LARGE DIVIDENDS in Advance. Or a l-.everslonary itetnrn of loo per ceut. by tut RETURN PREMIUM PLAN JOHN W. FLLIH A CO 123 Walnut Street, Cinclnnauoiuo. General Agenbi for Ohio, C.-ui rai and loulliein Indian DR. WALTEIl FAILING, Evnnnrille In,1 ocSdiUw3oii District A(kNT. D. B. Montgomery vs. William T. Ttilt. Before ivl Newman. Ju liet, of the Peace of Aimstrong Township, Vanderburgh County, 1 ridlana. B-T AHfKAKI.MI li V AlIIIIAVIT JL on fi e in my elilce that said William lllil, defendant in tr ahovo euilLI-il cause, is not a resident of the Mate of Indiana Notice is hereby tlven to the si. i t v.. T. Hill of the pendency of this action, ami that the same will slan.i for trial bujora me at my oilice, in u-tla towunhin 1.... 2titri day of March, ) o. Witueta my band and seal, ttils28h div Of Febtuary, A. D. ln?o. y sea l. LEVI MiWMAK, mb3 wJt Justice. ARKANSAS LAND?. JOS. M TERRY. 8. I'. bWKl-STON. Late of Evannvlih Iud. ti::iuy a srxii'.sxo.v, HEAL lINTAl i; AG IX I'M, Marion, Crittenden Co., Arkansa, Bay and fII Real Estate. We have now on band In m ten to twelve thousand acres of the flntst and most productive lauds in the M lss.lshlppl Valley, for sale on reasonahle terms. Also, sevi-i a v ry dosliable impioved fnn, ciiDlainlnu in.1,1 40 to IUJ act ea. H e Will sell iu ouaiilitn m o suit purchiiser-i. Imhl dim

73 d.mm f4 p W J f ih;a 1. -.tti IN WATCH lit'. IHA tf unw: JFAVJCLli Silverware a id .,,,(,,- WIlOI.tALE A I I ! I"'! 'Ill)i Amerlcaa Yalcli t ( 0 .; 1 C G '.I A larsfn Hock 1 f ( 1: 11 11 1 1 Wit 1 1 ii rlll'K HiWUVH nil I1HI1I . J'ricn i l-t-i In 1 ni-li f I on 1: 1 1. : Special attehtlou ijvt-u to n Wall bfs. it ! 1 It I li 11 : (HE dly LOO II RiLOW hi:f 0 Ml . fcl CITY AO VI IM'IvLUS; Ccllcet'.i'.i C. )9 cf Jl :l tit.! TO I'A Street, AY COVT AND I, XI'! ;' -I 4 A iii y mi il . : 1 1 ,. . ii 1 in j 1 iiit-nm. Not lc 1 4 ln-nihy 1 1 vi-m, t hs t b 1 h m anndl lui'i'i itH ii.i i-i! t.,v lim .'-! . the I lly Ofl VllllxVlllc.lllnl III til" i'i" 1 Will hull t I'll 1 1, II A net lull, Hi I h il i the Colli t II (line, ll. ki, city, mi TUUJWUAY, MAKCH 17iu, 1. At 10 o'(1nr A M . t lie follow 1 11 n lots D ni ,Mi iii I, l-.i-.tnte, or so nun li llii it olnH in c-essary Ui i y I lie n -mm ii t 1 n 1 . sesscd is d(fi 1 ui-1, t lie m inn. 1 1 1 1, cost ot sale : Mild clmni and ii belnif lor lli rust a id ( xi i- imn t i of It -, v I ' r I 1. ,1 , WlHl !!, C ! f (.1 1 ! aluy and ahlewail Iiiiiihivciii.iI,, tnal SHl-l h-i! wiill o coni im, I n next day t ln-renfu r, initm iv "Jiiu 1, March iTfh, Wu; hi tint skhmi I 1,1,1 placn, for tho liurp.n ol selling mrli ! erly a may Iihvh l.ccti 1 1 on tin. : day above mentioned, and not j.iil viz: J- Or RSHIMKIIM-Ilt it I-IICWHIK llllt-lf ineot, Sotit hern Kl lanM-menl of H e ' Ol IOvBIISVIIIM, lot llllllllif l' I ,,: II I 14) iu Bloi k tiiimlii r six (ii owm ll v belrsof L. W. l"ot.l l.se. st For sscssini-nt- of Hi. 1 Wu.'k Imii' merit, ) lister 11 J-.n h 1 n I ! I h n 1 1 i 1 Kvaiisvlll", lot inn il.i-r hi n I n vi-n ( In Block iinriiher , b I rl ecu ( I ') ovvnil Thomas E. Oaivlu 1 For ussc'-Mirien t, ..f sl ii vvulk Imii-m rnentvilo t , 11 m l, rl -0 1 n i i," m . u t , o r d I vision if pH 1 1 ol 1 u l li t n o in 1 . 1 1 , r Sul id I vision ot 1 h ioilli pint i.l I n !. west quni tcr ol hi 1 1 ton 1, Tow 11 u. I 1 BaliltH it) Wi St. In II. o city ot l.vacsv lots number eievil.i Ivi-, tin II), IIWIII I foniU en. ill, li. 1.1 , ham Uuintier s For a' scssmi-nt, of iil lew i nienta, 1 ,n 1 ri. l.-- i' nlaiui 111 lit 1 m of I till I, o ol it .'III Hill ol J- vans vli In. t,ol 11 u m imr by Jacob Ad.'or, tit Ihe i; .11) meiil) . ! ( For asKKssifii'-iit 'if Milcwalk iin.-nvi-nients, J.ainuHi-ii City I now I viii-n n Jjot, umnoer iiIiih ( ), In liiocn muulii r h venl v-lour (7 li. o wij t 1 by Joie1.11 A . chin. beriaiu ...till For BMseKiirieiit menu, Khhu iii I.i Evansville, Lot 1 Block liombi i- tl FruucU Ainory.... fl f S 1 1 W II 1 tt llllfllil III rieiueii t,nl 1 1 ui ( ' I umber I Mr -- ( I ;,, irlieu (I,;;, ii'i I I ... I . For iwi MNiiii-nt. of .lew. l! me nil, 11 1 j I mm I I . n ol ii.i-ii-, villi. Lot iiunilu r llilrl j-uluti I by J .inn s (. Join For fiMt;i-s .incut of Mi-ivy I it li! I I V . rnenll, cppisr Lnl lu'emi nl, 01 n 1 Evaiisvil'i-, 1 h Vi.rtliwiil, ,;.ll I f of mi in tier titlrty-m m ( DiiiJam i ou 1,. 1 hy For niM-s" ineii'. of s I - , I; men L", irli. Ion I I" hii of 1 ho I 1 1 y Vllle, 1 Iti tel l , , I .. .. 1, .. . 1 , f , 1 . , towards '1 h I rd Min i, ol Lot 1,, hniiilied and five li, ). owu l l,.Hurd :, For assess in en I of k'. -walk liieiilK. Oilg.lial I Hit 1 f I. tin ,1 v villa I Im n .r! li-i-ii 41 , 01 c.i m r 1. lot niniiber ono ,inii(l'iil 1. i.l 1 owned jy htinoll (wllo of Loub son Int.-11 i,I I , v . md - 1 Ii. - lin,-. l-f I , . , -t I, I loll,, t C. , for ntc.f hi rnent of si, I -w.i I k I). Irient, Doniitloli I tiliii uihiI i, , of J-valisvlile, 11) bit. 1 i i.-ti-. Foul t II h I rin l to .1 ur'l ) 111 h K nil, riuinbcr two b 11 ih red nn i ,,.11-, (. l i by F. llMiiiini rM la For os-ommn-nt, uf siIi whU; 1-1 III SO IM, Stu.'H w 1-1 ' 1 I I, ii. . .-. I,, , I , j , Of ) III. V H e, I- met 11,111, 1 1 ,,i , elKllt, h)tl 1 I li.Cit llliliihli Ul ;:!) , . owned by Heniy Kunl. c.i y li 1 1 I I .( 1 ..11. ! j" or asf-ci'irm-n 1 or se merit, r:pln.-il I'l 111 ot 1 1 h v. ii ; J, tl, ' 1 1 1 y it 1 In, in tho ot Lot. 1. Vllle, 41 '4 1.-1 I.. X 1 Iniil,.; towiinl hi oini fin 1-1 , eighty t lht (i-,-,;, iwn. -I I ler A li John J 1 k or H-.i-.i-ii, 1- n I i.i 11. .. 1. . ,v j , merits, Sharp's Im Iiiiki n.,,1,1 1,1 c, Fvansvllle, Lot IHiiiih.-r Uv. Ive Block number twenty, ( .. owim i I 1 Inew. , , l or aiiKci i.rimnl of shli-w hu nts, Koiil in-ru Lnlii i... m ;lk Itej ot nl 1 1 1 , 1 , e , 1-. v imv 11, e, 1 ,iil, 111, 11, 1, Block ri mil her lei,, ( ID; Cbiiudler (now owned 1 ) o wi.lby J 1 I I y I , For IIHSenHnen- Of Siilew men t. Or 1 (.'In a I I l,ni ol t no 1 ! ic I in , I ' y 01 1 , Vllle, Lot iiuinh. r one, (!)- Lot iiuinher eU'l.ly Im r. i'hi owned by Joseph Vciiiiiiiihh inai2-tf JOHN GlU.i K'.f':! y C. "yOLrilLIU: t M.I.KA.V.N's lancinn Acst'i AT MA Ifl.l: I T "1 1 A I 1 st Wo beg lr;, v I 1 J ,, p,, ,,u r , 1 , the pnniic irene inly I hat, mii ., . tpciiecl a l ew C01 ise of 1 iunr.,1 - m . ,, reduced thIi-m. J '11 rents ilel rou of li 11 v! 1 ,u 1 1, . I r ci . i 1. eluciited in It, .1 lei mi no, . 1. Alt v. (low-oil to i-niniil Ihe M.im, 1.,, i,,,, , While we n-itm 1 11 1 Mill, in I u 1 1 , c I'y especiiil iili-.iiti.iii t tl. i Vlor of all si hoif. r. hatlsfiiclory r.-l 11 lie- s 1. u )j I'l li'l uni us lol o .i 1. )l Vi 11, For inileiii n v ho luve u Iready taken oue c-.uim, w , : ; , u For Gentlemen r.ot com t.i en 1. to rtai f e For Lad lea "' t IT For ( htldieii )" .Ma.-cii-r.. i-, . .... , . to order at n-m 1,1, able mt.,. 1 Itll.l 1 1 . 1 1 , 1- i- 1.1.1. 1 . ... , , 1 Ja2Jd!niJ i'ur.ill 1Li1J,i;.,i. I- M . '.ii 1.1 11 1 iu.t .sAi.:; Fiinn cf llin.ty-TLi . I Wfi r w ..... . d ..... . . . ion,., l U.K. "4 iiinl 11 1 f. I ii i w t : jl. aru i:mii- i it i it 1, ivation ; tin, i,h1- lie... in c, I 1 In. I i-r if ol I-, i"o lol--1 U 1, 1 ,.. , .11 h.l t I' t II M II lliilie,, to of M V I II. ! X I h J -t..c within lour ui d a liail n Vllle, and I-. k in 1 11 11 1 e, ,1 1 filly to one but. Ire I Im. th tiere. j t cm Id l.e . , acre, and cm Im l.om ht t one-third cash, net Inn I two, anl lliii-ii jmn. li ,j, .l)sl. f Dlvisl in, bet. i'llih i,i,,j (I- 1 -l .hi wif r- ! rr ft -r r : ril X.M , 1 JOZS Wiioli-ss.!? v. I.l TJ " 'l.'lt I.i -4 '.IN K I., I Psrl !c;: V 1 N I ' .if 1 'ill A ; -1 Li l lo li..,t,,, hi 1. 1,, I l-,ii I I,:,, , A ti M 1 ',,. 1 , j y. , , hM- I'M) lieli . .. I .-. 1 I , . (, f I nil ), In ree 111 hi s n , ,, , i UlliUlH. I H II I .1 I ., I I ; In on U'A l' kk ( Iiey, Tblnl hiiti L cust. - -I Alii hi I IH I II ,',J JOHN & WILLIAM Mining I'njii kva: tJ-4-cni t. In V dors wiu h pinii III i i ;,,) -3. -1,1; i-' I i .1 . !. ; v, w 1 T?l'AVS I'l t 1 ill

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