Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 April 1870 — Page 4

Advrtlw n)Mii, in thin column, of thre tnrs, rach insertion. Thirty Cents. FOR SALE. Cow AI CALF-A pond Cow and cair. a rp'y to n f. carr a co . No. WANTED.

ATiriior;ii k o o n - kkcpek and first-class busine-a man of fllteen !rR experiencf, l open tor an engscement. Add-nui W., Journal Office, apD 2t TO RENT Iiorsrc With fir to seven rooms, nooth of Main direct, unil within five or six squares of cor. Seventh and Walnut -treets. J.F.TWhF.D. ap8 tf COOK At the Indiana Hurglcal Institute, ! I ndlanHpolls, a good cook. None but tho bent need apply. ap8 Iw ?JCSK-A good dwe'line. of four to .1. a six rooms, in a good locality, inside oi city ilm t. Apply to or Redress CH A.M. W. RKRNKY, at Humphrey, Lewis A Co's wbarf-boal. ap8 8t To sr. 1.1. mo,oo poplar lumber. J. M, JUiand, Indiana. feet of seasoned MY Li KB, French ' ap8 3t "lfcE A good house, with from . eight to twelve rooms, within a few tuareH of the Journal Office. Address K., care Journal. ap8tf HATCIIDIY, AFBIL 9, ISiO. C I TV yisw S . County Orders for sale at tbls 0lce. SSJ" Scott has all the Weeklies. tST" Gel your Sunday reading at tho Post Offico stand. , , tfSrThc Church Directory will found on the inside of this paper. be IS? Cloud's Cordial corrects cases of confirmed or chronic complaints. JDrxT" Next week is Passion Week. Holy Week cr 157 Tax payers should read the notice of Treasurer Lunkcnheimer. a?"Two Democrats actually ao knowlcdso that they are candidates for Wharfmaster. B-ST There were twenty real estate transfer?, for tho week ending yes terday. ' ' " - The proceedings of the To bacco Board, in this paper, will inter est tobacco men. Qy"One swallow dots not make it summer,' but their forerunners, the martins, havo 0t along. fcuT Dannattcil & Duhme havo got their new counters and fchow cases, thus coiEPlctine tbeir elerant new hat storo. CST Now that tho boys who throw stones are being punished, those who who gather on street corners and annoy passers by with vulgarity, ought to receive attention. EST Tobacco sale at Ford's Ware house, to-day at 10 o'clock. A gen cral assortment, including some cut ting leaf, will bo Bold.. Tobacco Sale. Martin, Gardner & Co., of the Evansville Warehouse, will sell 30 hhd3 of tobacco at tho usual hour this morning. I?Thc April showers which aro j believed to bring forth May's flowers, came yesterday in the shape of a dreary drizzle of rain. tSF Mr. Sorcnson issued licenses to seven couples tho last week, authorizing them to reduce themselves to one person each. Just one a day. Next week they probably will bo plentier. Collector op U. S. Revenue. General Veatch. the new Collector of the Internal Revenue, has opened an oSUce in Washington JJlock. ana is rapidly getting to work. Ilia office is the "next to Mr. liar grave, tho public prosecutor. Tobacco and Cotton Sold YesTEBDAY. Sales at Martin, Gardner & Co.'s. of the Evansville Warehouse, were 27 hhds at from $7 40 for frozen lugs to $10 00 for Indiana leaf. Martin, Gardner & Co. also Bold 13 bales of cotton, at from 14 to 20 cents. TniEVisa. The thciving fraternity seem to have a particular spite to Mr. W. G. Whittlesey, having visited his home three times in about as many weeks, stealing enough on each occasion to send them .to. Jcffersonville, for a season. Thursday night was their list visit, when tbey stole several dollars worth of provisions. JCSyFor onco at least, the motion of the Courier deserves a second; that on Lamplighters, saying that they ought to have enterprise enough to light tho street lamps when the moon fails to keep its appointments. Last night the, city was wrapped in impenetrable darkness just because Ayer's almanac said tho moon would shine. and the lamplighters were too lazy to seo whether it was true or not. f Palm Sunday. To-morrow is Palm Sunday, eo called in commemo ration of the triumphal entry of the Savior into Jerusalem, in an humble garb, and riding on an ass. - On this occasion the people came out to meet him. strewing palms in his path, and cryinjr, "Ilosanna in the highest, llessed i$ Be that comelh in the narne of the Lord." The Episcopal, Lutheran and Cath olio Churches celebrate tho Sunday with appropriate services, and ornament their churches with evergreens, in commemoration of the event. Burglary. Gumberts' Ware house, cn tho alley, between Main and Sycamore, and in the rear of Loewenthal'a clothing house, was broken into on Thursday night, and twenty-three mink skins and a sack of feathers stolen therefrom. The porter who discovered the burglary yesterday morning, traced the feathers by those the thieves had dropped in their flight to a house on Main treet, where they had been sold by twa negroes. The person who bought them frbfly gave them up, but the thievefl haro not yet been taken.

State Sunday School Convention. Quite a number of officers and friends of the Sunday Schools of the city met last night at the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, to mako arrangements for the coming State Convention, to be held in this city on the 7th, Sth and Sth of June. Alvah Johnson, Esq., was calhd to the chair and John W. Foster acted as Secretary. A full conference upon tho subject of the Convention was had, and it was the general expression that our citizens should leave nothing undone to mako it a success. Tho prospects aro that it will be largely attended from all parts of the State and by distinguished Sunday School men

from other States, and it will devolve upon our people to give them a cor dial reception and a generous entertainment. It will bo an excellent opportunity to bring our city to the favorable notice of very many citizens of distant parts of the State who visit us for the first time. Tho meeting, before its adjourn ment, selected the following commit tees: Committee on Entertainment D. G. Mark, W. E. French, A. Johnson, W. C. Turnock, W. T. Iglchart, C. Keller, C. Decker, 3. Q. Miller. On Finance II. S. Bennett, James L. Orr, W; Brown, J. W. Foster, J. C. Dusouchet, W. F. Nesbir, J. O. Pittinan, James L. Curniek. On Music 0. C. Gcnung, M. Z. Tinker, C. Tileston, S. N. Curniek, Dr. I. Haas, W. W. Tileston, T. W. Simpson, C. K. Drew. On Literature and, Museum F. M. Thayer, II. W. Cloud, L. Iluffacr. The Cnuuca Sociable. Tho pros pects of rain last night and the light rain that fell, lessened, to a consider able extent, tho attendance at Ma sonic Hall, which was by no means as crowded as on Thursday night. Nev ertheless there wa3 a very fair at tendance, and the enjoyment was no less real and rational. 1 here was a great abundance of the most delicious refreshments, and the tables were well patronized. The candy stand. which was managed with such marked ability on Thursday night, was placed in the center of tho room, and was point of strong attraction to the little folks, and proved a paying institu tion. The flower stand was also lib erally patronized, many very elegant boqucts being sold at liberal prices In fact, wo might say that tho flower market was active, and prices well maintained. " The ladies have done themselves infinite credit in this affair, and we are glad to learn they realized a handsome sum from admission 'fees and from their tables on Thursday, as well as from the grand lunch yesterday, which was largely attended, liberally patronized, and universally pro nounced tho finest ever set in this city. Tho delightful musio by lienry Hart's String Band was greatly ad mired. Tho ladies extend their cordial thanks to all who contributed to and patronized their soeiable. The Locsiana State Fair. Evansville manufacturers are to be represented iu tho Lousiana State Fair, which will be held at New Oi leans in tho latter part of this month, by Messors. II. F. Blount k Co., Win. IToilman and Thomas Soantlin & Son. Blount & Co. exhibit four "Urio" plows and ono cotton cultivator. wQ will be a credit to tho fi m and to tho city. Mr. Hcilman will exhibit a portable Bteam engine; and Messrs. Scantlin & Son a patent stove, and a large BUgar evaporator. Uther manufacturers may also exhibit there, but the above are all the Evansville exfcibitors who have thus far made known their intentions. Tho party will start about tho 15th. Several ladies aro expeeted to go with the party. Democracy. Private advices from Parko County say that tho Democrats of that county intend to run a negro on their ticket for soino county offico. Some prominent Democrats invited a consultation with tho leading colored men of the county, a few days since, and urged them to select ono of their own color for Recorder and the Democracy would run him for that office. . , In Terro Ilauto they are also reported to bo trying to get a negro to run for tho Council. In Evansville they say that it was the negro vote that beat tho Republicans, by driving off white men from the party, and at the samo time boast that largo numbers of negroes voted the Demooratio ticket. 1 As Stebbins says, these Democrats aro very "seldom" people. ' J6t5'The Courier Bays that a negro was told by a white man that having sworn in fourteen voters in ono Ward, that he had sworn enough and had better go away, That is a very mild way to put it. This is how it is related by a bystander. The colored man offered 1 to swear to the citizenship of the fifteenth, when a blear eyed sot, who was working in tho interest ' of tho temperance candidate, roared out: "Here, get out o that ye black rashcal, ye can't swear anny more here. Ba gorra ye done swearin enough ; now be off wid yiz." The peace loving colored man," intimidated by the bully, went away. And this intimidating speech was approved by the assembled Democracy.' No wonder you say "no comment." , .T Wouldn't Cowiiidx. Tho woman whom the colored Lydia sought, on Thursday, came to tho city yesterday and sought out the colored " blonde," to get the promised whipping. At sight of the object of her wrath, tho colored Lydia, instead of giving the promised whipping, ' skipped out." A great noiao, til7 paes and no blows wero tho result. i

CauRcii of the Holy Innocents.

Tho following is tho reply of the congregation of the Church of the Holy Innocents to tbeir pastor. Rev. Spruillc Burford, whose letter of resignation wa3 published in tho Journal a few days since: Evansville, Ind., April 7, '70. rtev.Bprullie Burford, Rectoroftbe Church or the Holy innocent-. Kvansvlile, Indiana. Dear I'astor: Your letter of the 29th ult., resigning the rectorship of the Uiiurch of the Holy Innocents, was received by . the Wardens and Vestrymen with the most heartfelt regret. , In nartinir with you. our nrst Hec tor, endeared to us aliko as spiritual adviser and personal friend, we, the Wardens and Vestrymen, in behalf of the concregation. desire to express to you our cordial appreciation of your earnest piety, and your many noble qualities of head and heart. , To vonr nntirmz enenry and chris tian zeal, we are mainly indebted, for tho present prosperous condition oi tho Church. Commencing your la bors as a clerevman with the organi zation of the Parish, j ou have in the course of'vour ministrations scea the good seed you have planted, yield an abundant harvest. Accept for yourself and family, our best wishes and earnest sympathy in your new neiu ot jaoor, and carry with you tho gratcml tnanfes and earnest prayers of the members of your first Parish. , Signed, , UriARLES viele, Edgar Sharpe, Committee.' JGSyTho Demohrat thinks it a great crime in a journalist to lmitato uerman accent, yct.it publishes tbe following on an Irishman in its yesterday's issue: " An Englishman who was writing a letter in a coffee-house, became conscious that an Irishman was looking over his shoulder and reading what ho wrote. Not wishing to openly rebuke the rudeness, the, Eng lishman closed his letter by saying 4 1 would say more, if there was not ad i Irishman looking over my shoulder and reading every word 1 write.' . '-' " 'You lie, you rasqal ! ' shouted the sclt-betrayed Irishman. It seems to make a difference whose ox is gored. No iRtsn Need Apply,-1-It i is a noticcablo fact that Irish. Democrats in this city are not appreciated. Out of the three Irishman on the Demo cratic ticket, 7io one was elected, though their qualifications for the places wero undisputed by tho Re publicans, and vaunted by their own party. j There aro some Irishmen now seek ing appointments from the new Coun cil, but they may as well give it up. No Irish need apply. , , ' , ' ; Warning to boys. Two more little boys wero before the ' Recorder yesterday, for breaking the windows of an unoccupied house in Lamasco Warrants are out for a largo number, and the appearance of a policeman or tho Marshal creates a panic and stampede of the children in that neighborhood. . ! Linguistic. Tho English edition of tho Taegliche Evansville Memo' Icrat, Bays "Nix fur slay Dcitchc" and writes cope for hopf. Both the En glish and German editors of that pa per have set themselves up for critics of the translations from German that havo appeared in the Journal. Accident.- Mrs. G rammer, thew'ifo of Capt. GrammetcV etep, sev-,'"pTaiced; her ankle on rnursday , evening, by. accidentally stepping into a post-hole in their yard. Dr. Morgan says tho injury, although severe, is not dangerous. tW Henry Hart's music, at the festival last night, was a sad temptatation to those young ladies who have been in the habit of dancing. One fairy would slyly balanco to the musio in spite of the presence of the grave church membors. . ' . ' Recorder's Court. John Leon ard was scnfWUrfl in default of bail for $200, fopsteaing & brace from Mr. Weighs copper , smith shop.-. Leonard spent several , months in jail bore, on a similar charge. tfiy There will bo another sale of lots, in the Longworth tract, about the first of May. - -:' ,,: " 6y A writer on tho "never been to Chicago, to be congratulated,' Courier Eays Chicago is Mabriaqk Licenses. The following are tho marilRge licenses for the week, ending April 8tb, 1870: ' Benjamin Ford and Kale Nappert. Charles .Btremrmnj and Caroline Ba recter. . . i Wm. Wiley and Harriet Archer. CallHtus Uouxh and Ophelia MaLeeri. Jouepu It. Cox and Martha Jane Angel. Hhaurach Kuark and Hopbla Blakey. . Ueorge K jII and Magdalena Aetel. ItEAi. Kstatk TaANsrBas. The follow lng transfers of Boat Ksiate were made during the week, ; ending April 8, w ap pears by the county Auditor's uecorus: W. H. Walker to Cahn & Levy, wtttt half Block 1. Heileln's Addition, lor iw. Joseph Helpner to Uebhardt Frit z, part of Lola !, 'i and 21, iiiOCJt i, crescent Enlargement, J'JOO. John lirumner to Wm. Belling, Lot 27, John II. Ueraer to Charles btraubo. Lot 81. Block 64. Lim&st-o. lor 81.203. il. Greenwood Amelle Jarvls, Lot Si and bo, Inabella f .are, for Sl,4au. O. Vt Uoruby to Clir. Kralt, Lot 1 and 2 Subdivision west halt section 32, township 5. range 10. for SHOO. . . Thos. M. Smith to Wm. C. Barton, pan Lot 12, Block 2, Northern Enlargement for l,O0O. B. K. Johnston to George Bfceels. north east quarter northwest quarter ucotlon 35, lownxnip o, range m, lor ei.zvu. Mary h.. lirowu to Jauiea M. Lot S9, Block 23, Lamasoo for 8300, Warren, Koalna Mehn to Joun F. MoiJendorf, part of Lot 89, Gorman Kallroaa Association tract for S'io. B. Nurre to Richard Raleigh, part Of Lot 109, Old Plan, for 813,000. y . Caspar Baker to Win. Newman, southeast quarlor southweHt quarter 20. 4. 11. for Robert James to Thomas Gtbb, Lots, Block 8, Southern Knlargement, for cainenne liucubolzer to Peter Acker, 8100 "tuuuiaot i Auaiuva, lor ,.tm' ,P,eniD8! to Mnry Reltraaa, Lot li, Block 120, Lamasco, for 88.30. uamerine nuoanoizer to Geo. Kuler Addition, for 8430. ... Catherine Buchholzer to KHz Main Its 3 and 4, Bachholzer'a Addition, for F.'C. Bfthell to Clarissa Harrln. Lot 5 and 6, Block 10, Southern Knlariement for 82.225. ' R. B. Lane to Hampbrr y Fickas, sonthwest quarter 2, 7, 10, for 8U0O. ' rtob't McRov to the heirs of r. w n.o. son. Lots a, 4, and 5, In Block 115, Lamatico. lor 8100. ' Jobn E. Menl to Charles Bchunk, Lot 8. Block 13, Kastern Enlargement, for 8250.

ifectlDS of the Tobacco Board. At a meeting of the Tobacco Board, at the storo of Morgan, Read & Co.. on Friday night, April Sth, 1S70, Geo. P. Hudspeth, Chairman, the following resolutions were adopted. Resolved, That hereafter, tho minimum bid on Tobacco t auction, at the Evansville Warehonses, shall be 10 cents up to $10: and over $10, 23 cents; over $20, 50 cents; and tho auctioneer shall cry no other bids except the same bo given vim voce. Resolved, That tho gross weight shall be marked in ink, on each sealed sample, at all tho Warehouses. Resolved, That ho warehouseman or employee thereof sbalj bid on Tobacco at . auction, in their respective warehouses, during tho sale. Resolved, That the auctioneer hereafter shall take all bids direct from the buyer, and from no one else. Resolved, That no one shall handlo the Bamples after the inspection, ex

cept the auctioneer and buyers. - JCesolved, l hat each purchaser shall be entitled to his samples whether the sale is accepted or rejected, and he may take possession of the same immediately. . On motion, the meeting adjourned. Hiram E. Read, Secretary, Unpaid Letters. Post-Office, Evansville.) April 8th, 1870. J List of letters remaining in PostOffice, at Evansville. which are held tor nostace. and lnsulhcientiy di rected". If not called for bv April loth. they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Olhcc. 1'ersons callins: lor these let ters will please apply at the Cashiers OJJice. . . ,4 : . .. , Charles Rusher, Xenla, Ills, nick Fltzzfirald. 18. Ann KtreeL N. Y. , arrell, McDonald fc Co., Ht. Louis, Mo. TteodoreXlHon. Editor ol the muepena ant. N. Y. Martin, llopf & Schnldcr, Cincinnati, Ohio. Charlotte liutier, Cincinnati, uuio. i. K. Btansbury, Baltimore, MO. : Mattle Crenshaw, City. Jennie Phillips, City. Jolla Coolidge, City. Nettle Johnston, City. John Berner, City. Wylmes & Ciark, Danville. Tenn. L. Wever, MU Vernon, Ind. Tobacco Sale. Weldon Bros. & Co.. sold yesterday, at the Planter's Warehouse, twenty-ono hogsheads Tobacco,from Daviess, Henderson and Hopkins Counties, Kentucky, and Warrick and Spencer Counties, Ind, at thn following ranco of nrices Frosted Luss. and Trash $4 CO to $'G 30; Common to good bright Lugs $G 70 to 18 30: Low to Medium Leal, liirht weieht. $8 CO to $10 25. These prices were regarded as being full, and were therefore very satisfactory. There will be another sale at the " Planter's Warehouse." this morn ing, at the usual hour, Some twentyfivo or thirty hogsheads will be offer ed. A full board is expected. t IXjEI). BRUMMtfLHATJS TjBNA A. Biiumhil Haus, aged 41 years 4 months and 12 days, ; The funeral will take place from her late residence, on Water Btreet, above Gum, this (Saturday) morning, April 6th, 1870, at eight .o'clock. The friends of the family are Invited to attend without far ther notice. PDTHAM-At Brooklyn. New York, on Frldiv. April Int. ' John B., infant sou of Mrs. Bella U. Putnam, aged 18 months. LOCAL NOTICES. Attention Ladles. Mrs. Arty Willis has received, and is daily receiving a very large stock c fashionable millinery, comprising the very latest novelties in Hats and Bonnets, and would be pleased to Bhow tho new styles to her many friends "and customers. " Mo trouble to show goods. No 8 Second Street between Locust and Main. apl8 lw. Mrs. Arty- w wirrnLLlPS & Co. aro still at No North Third Street, and are prepared to do any thine in the line of Photo graphy. .. ., , - . ; We aro making fine Porcelains, and those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few days we will make tho Rembrandt Effects. These portraits aro the most pleasing of all others, Call and see. PniLLirs & Co., No. 0 Second St. . 4td-apr9 , . y . , Something Extra !! ' ' Jast rccoivcd-'-FRESlI Baltimore Oysters extra , largo and fat served up in every Btyie ; ., John O. Sciiweizeb,- , Main Street Exchange, apr8-2t between Fifth and Sixth Ladies if you want anything done in tho Dress and Cloakmakinir line call at Mrs. Hastings, No. 50 Main Street, upstairs. apnu-lw. ' " Always Beady and Sellable. From its perfect purity and uniform strength, Dooley's Baking' Powder can be safely relied on as the best and most economical bakine powder in use No short weight, as each one contains tho full net amount represented, and the same quantity is guaranteed to last longer and give better satisfaction in makiDg rolls, biscuits, pastry, &c than any other article of the kind known. Manufactured by Dooley & Brother, New York.' i apr5tu,thur&sat. K0TICK TO TAX PATRBS. Saturday. April lGth.' is the las day on which taxes can be paid with out the addition or a penalty. aprTtlCJ F. Lunkeniieimer. JGSy New Calicoes and other new Dry Goods Just received at Schapkeb, Bussing & Co.'s. ' mh7-tf Torn Currency and County Orders taken at par for goods, at ' Schapkeb, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf V3T All kinds "of fashionable Silk Hats Soft Felt and made to order at :-. .... aprG-3m 1 ; Webeb & Co.'e, -No. 62 Main St. Mrs. J. Hastings has just received all tho latest styles of bonnets, hats. and every thing in the millinery line, which she is selling at the very lowest prico. No. 50 Mam Street up stairs. aprilT jlw." " . LIVB AKD LET IIVE. . . Did you hear the news? The doetors have agreed that " OYSTERS-FRESIIare theBcsi Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and make the Strong Stronger 1 1 The best place to get them always fresh; is at John C. Schweizeb's Main Stbeet Exchange, Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. 4 mar22-lm; - . ii-T. CBridwcll & Co.. eorner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock -of Drugs, Chemicals. Pat ent Medicines, Amerioan and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes. Slq, Prescriptions carefully eomDoundcd. Fresh Blue Lioi. Con. gress and Rockbridge Alam Waters", jel7-tl

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Farm for Sale Near ETansvllIc. 1C0 acres of valuable land within 4 miles of Evansville, on the Green river road, for sale on cay terms. Thirty-five acres improved. Posses sion given immediately. 1 he land is very desirable, and a bargain can bo had by applying at onco to ' ALVAH .JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent , mh 10-tfJ Evansville, Ind. Br. Price's Cream Baking Powder. It never fails, saves time and vexa tion of spirit; savcsmilk; elegant biscuits are made witn water, rree from all injurious materials.- None ike it. Wholesale agency at the Ori ental Tea Store, New Opera House. You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at.Glick & Schwartz', op posite the Opera House. scp For Other River Ilemt See Third Page. A very light eprinklo of lain fell during yesterday afternoon and even- ... i i-" . 1 i mg, with every prospect oi a wet night. t.. The additional arrivals and depar tures up to midnight wero the Evans ville from Bowling Green; Raven and bargea.St. Louis to Pomcroy; Pino BlufFfron Cannelton; City of Evansville to Cairo: Fayette to Henderson; Ranidan No. 2 to Eastport: Rose Hite to Louisville. 1 The Evansville had an immense trip from Green River, comprising tobacco, lumber, staves, hoop-poles, &o ...Tho City of Evansville took nnt a. verv handsome trip l..The Rapidan No! 2 was packed full The Rose Hite took from here COO sacks of corn and a lareo amount of miscellaneous freight Tbe Pcytona and barges were ' still receiving freieht after, dark kst night, and would not get off till' late Further a particulars of the accident to tho steamer Richmond will be found iu our river dispatches on the fourth page Capt. R. E. Neal dispatches us that the great Indiana will be hero positively to-day, en routo to New Orleans. There is no pleasanter . steamboat or officers on the river ..The Raven and barges passed up last night, merely touching at the lower end of the wharf. The Pine Blufl , arrived about 10 o'clock full of freight. She is doing an excellent lousiness. Re member, she leaves promptly at 10 o'clock A.M. ; JUoata Leaving To-Iny. Fob New Orleans. -Tho great steamer Indiana, is announced posi tivcly for New Orleans, and all way ports this evening, and is one of the most popular and pleasant packets that ply in these waters. Capt. R. E Neal, commander, is distinguished for his skill, prudence and fine socia qualities. Charley and' Elliott Miller her clerks, stand at the head of their profession. Iloats leaving ou Sunday Fob St. Louis. The magnificent steamer Kate Robinson, recently resurected from the depths of - the Miss issippi, and thoroughly renovated will be hero on Sunday, in, charge of thoso distinguished and popular gentlemen, 7(2ajat;. James Keniston and Johnny 5er ; She is an elegant and finely appointed steamer. DInnffesta. . Manifest of steam 9 r City pf k "Yi? 2'.yiIVl cow .and calf; Kahn A Hcunackenbursr. 1 barrel sundries; John BUtu), 1 box and 1 lot scrap Iron: Tennev. Bowles Sc Co, 1 pkg mdse; A Gumberts, 1 box furs: MHtuuipf. ii kegs beer: A Reis. 18 pkgi hides; Mam. Orr A Co, 1 box scrap Iron ; Jan uess, Hudspeth A Co. 1 kx drv goods; Chas Babcock A Co, 20 bd Is bubs; sieamer uicaiep, i piece or piiraiimoer; Fold's warehouse, 6 hhds tobacco; Martin. : Oardner A Co. S hhds do; Wm U brown & co, 2i nnus ao. RESUIPPED. LonisvlUe Wilkes A li, 2 bbls oil ; F Ronalds. 12 hhds tobacco. Covington Pavins dt Piayln, 3 hhds to bacco, l box ao. Manlfat of steamer Clara Scott, Mt CarW ti Brown A Co 7 barrels mraa nnrk 1 cask patee, 1 lot moving plunder. 13.5 bbls flour: Lewis Seltzl package; Preston Bros si oois egss, i Dag reatners, i obi dried appies, 8 bags clover seed; Babcock dtbteele MDa( ou; isu lieunan 2 baus raas; Macay xsesuii sco l bale carpet chain ;H Wauiakee 1 lotmovljgpluuder; U ONlbjack s .a uags wueat x bill baas; W m Dalzell 21 bbls potatoes, 3 boxs lron;L l.oewenthai l box merchandise; O Vlele & Co 1 bbl dried peaches. J B JJall 1 hairDarrei green apnies; xopr Lod & Co 0 dry dldes 3 sheep pelts; A Uumberts 13 dry li'des lsack feathers; Baird A Htart2U0 bls flour; Humphrey Lewis fc Co 7 casks oocon. . KiTer Dispatches. a uiiiuuuuiuueia lull ing, 8 feet8 inches; Ureensboro faltlng,3 TJ fir.C!TTTTn Ativll a x . ... teui. luetics; xirownnvine scant o feet and falling. Ulendal4 leaves this evening for Bt. Louis; she is loaded to the guards; the Glasgow for New Orleans, and Messenger for Missouri river, depart to-morrow: toe Savannah from St. Louis arrived last evenina, bub win ioaa jorau Louis. The fol lowing lows or coal leave for Cincinnati: Blue Lodge with &5.000 bushels or i on,i 29.000 bushels of coke; Lioness with l.W.OOO vut. . jucro is oniy moderate movements in ireigois on the landing. weather clear and warm. Thermometer PiTTSBcnau, April 8. Weathor warm ?Sif?J?J, SfJ Orleans, and Messenger CiworrfWATi, Anrll 8 T1i rivo ha. roiien 8 feet in the last 24 hours, with 40 feet thebannel, and 02 feet space under wiri!"fc u '"vea Aheona, Ht. Louis; Bermnda, Madison. Depart.! Argosy Wheeilng7 .ZTo. MjuaviLu;, .April 8 Arrived Leon 1?hC 1rU;,A,ffl,Hl' Nw Orleans. iVfPS'M Lfon Was.New Orleans ; Alaska, Cincinnati; Indiana, New Orleans ThJ 7"h 19 1 Aches' in thS iuvues in the chute, and 7 ,'P.?k "R?.6;. th? brWf?. Weather " auv rain ; mercury 68. Cairo, April 8. Port List Citv of Cairo t "J wiasgow. New ii0.u.U;.8i5?iu,nJ?ola'. Memphis to Cincln7? Urevhound. Piii.;., T;-.i,r. at t.-.,v:"";.. uu reiurn. 7,'" Vt 71 . '-o rmsunre, noon: Cornelia, New Orleans to St. Louis. 1 1 m River rose 5 Inches. Liaht WTi ' ,?. ,! ry54. rAETICCLAES OF DISASTER TO TIIZ EICHST. LOCIS, April 8 The Steamer Thnmn. son Dean arrived late last night and brought further paitlculars about the disaster to the steamer Richmond. It seems that as she entered Rush Tower Bend tZ was caught In slack water!' tnH S2ltU2 sheer on her plloU Her bow ran twentv feet on t ie bank, and wit h f.5ly cannon she sogged in the center, opening W-ter-immedUtely X 2: quantities, but after throwing overboard between 200 and 300 tons of freight! and by the vigorous use righted, though at one time her guards were six Inches under water. Her passengers went ashore and spent the night. A U the baggage and most of the freight, will be transferred Lo the IllamurKb on.i ... Its destination, while the Richmond win come here r,-. . go on the docks. . Th Dean left the- recking bout in charge and the Richrx. nd is no doubt fully afloat now. .-j...... St. Louis. April 8. Arrived, thest 6eph from Memphis; Mollie Ehert from New Orleans. Departed, Belle Memphis for Memphis. River stationary. Weather cloudy with a light fall of rain this even.

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to StT Louis," 11; Baaic. AbnrSind r tarn, If. . ; Quickstep, KvanWifle nsekl et. 2: David Watts. rnVr T.r

NASHVILLE. April S. Rlvrr falling hIow-

ly, with 11 feet ou Harpeth HljoaU. W-at tier rainy. Arrived: Armada, from Paducah. Uapnrfcd: XaliHnaan, lor Cairo: Ario,aJa, for Paducah. Mfmphii. April 8.Weathr nurm nnrl raining. The river rosea inches, nuu 1 now : feet below nlb water mark. Arrlvd Belle Lo, KraUfvllle. Of i,nr tfii Marble City, Vicksbarr; Vlrclnla. New Orlean3. VJCk-SBUBO, April 8 Up Kdlnbure. Ol. lve Branch and Ktrader; river rlnlug ; clear and warm. New Or.LnA?M,Ar-ril 8. Arrlved-'Jr&nd Lake. JJeparted Kllgoro. TIffE New York Market. By Telegraph.) - N ew Yokk, A pi 11 S. Cotto.- Firmer, bnt closing heavy ; salea of 2,700 bales at Wic tor mld.lliDg uplands. - FLOTJli-Receipt ),4)i barrels; dull ami 5-Bloc lower; nalea ot 5,100 barrels attl W7 4f0 for liupeiflne Htato and wentern; 84 0 (v -j lor extra tjtate; i bxjta . :or extra weatern : S3 li)ui 00 for white wbent extra: 81 7o(U V) for round hoop Ohio; S3 00 ,4 ' 75 lor extra m. Louis; e' oo.s 00 lor guou to choice do. Rvb Flocr Quiet st ?1 C035 00. Corn Mcal tiulf-t. Whuky Ijecldedlv loweri sales of 250 barrels western at 11 Cl 0j. whsat-Keceipts 79,.ilij bushels; uun, heavy and 1c lower: sales of 49.0M) busheln at 81 10 for No. 2 Chicago, delivered ; il 13 for choice No. 2 Minnesota: l OVUl VI for No. 2 Milwaukee: 81 15 for inferior No. 1 Bprlng;ll i lor winter red Illinois : 81 2i Cji 2.ty lor winter and amber western. 14YB uuiet. Bakleit-Dull: sales of G.900 bushels tworowed tstate. BARLEY MALT Quiet. Corn Receipts Hj-.'M buhe's: scarce and a shade tlrmer; nalcn of iSJ.lOO bnsbelH nt tl OHl 09 for new mixed western: fl OK.-.i 10 for old do. : 81 11 for new vellow Penusylvanla, and 81 12 for new round yellow. O ATs Kecel pis, 5,51.1 bushels; quiet and firm ; sales of 21,000 bushels at bH'A for west ern In store; .( Wo for Otilo and Btate. Jtlt'lt-UUlI. Cori'iB-Dull. VyHo for Cuba; lOklHic for Porto Rico. iolashek Luu: sale of 2j ttbds Porto Rico at OS 7jo. Jioi'3 Quiet at l.vaGo Tor American. If ay Bteady at UOo for shini)liiz and 95H 81 15 lor retail lots. PETROLEUii Firm at' i(i5i(?27c for re fined. liiMSKroOiL Pull at 87(383c Tukmcntistk i7a. Pork Flrmes ; Hales of J.100 bbls at 825 25 lor mess: also 750 bljls mth;j seller April and May at S!7 2oa27 87. Btr-wteaoy; sales or 17 bbls at fzo.zt ror new 10m mens; 814 wc4U 00 lor new extra mess: tierce beef firm : sales of 40J tier ce at 825(428 for plme mem. and V27t:tf for India mens; beef hams steady ; sales of 700 on. 8 at i,-.4.ij ior new. ! CUT M kat (Steady ; sales or 500 packages at 10'312olorshouiders; ya,b j lor hams; middies quiet and steady ; sales of bo tea long cler port at 14c. Lakd Firmer; sales of 430 tlprces at IVA C10o-for bteam; lfjVio for kettle; also 1j0 Ueroes 8tam Beller May, Jane and lour months at 15o; also 5O0 do seller June deliverable at Chicago at Ihyi. Buttkr Unchanged at 14320c for Ohio, CHBB8K Firm at 13 (t 10c. : KHzruHTH-Xo Llvercool without decided change; Hblpments of 6.000 busuels of wheat at IhX per Bail. ': j Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph.l Cikcisnati, April 8. FLOtru and WnuAi-Steady, fair do maud. : Corn Illaher, luM at 833,000 for eoand oats -At EOrarioc. i Rvie At 00i45e and Arm. j Cotton -Mrrn, 22c for middllnn upland ' TouACCO-fcteady, good demand and fi'Jl raies. Wuisky Finn demand : sold at 81 C5. Pbovisios Firmer. trenTaUy held higher; mess pork sold at 127 50 for conuiry dedvered where packed ; no clly offering veiow j rx. i Lard Held at 1514 but not to anv e tent; 15J4 ollured for prime conn try kottie renareu. - Bolk Mzats Held at 10V(3i:JV for shoulders and sides; sales of Ioo.on) Ujm Clear rib Chicago cored 14'4; cltycured held at 11X clear-sides at 15; bacon firm; sales suouiuers at 11; clear rib nldes at l 5; clear at 10; ihe latter mo.ttly held at 10a. ' ' ' ' i Butleb In bolter supr ly hut pricea not lower. I KGQDull at 17C418; supply better. . LiMtiKKn oir. Dull, drooping at UOiijoi : LiKD Oil Unchanged. Ukocbries Kteady, foil rates. I oli-1I 12 buying, 81 12J Sflllng. ; Kxohanqx Hleady ; at par buying. New York Gold and Stock Market. By Telegraph. New Yoiik, April 8. i The gold and stock boards adjourned early to Is afternoon, Jn refcpect to (he memory of General Tnornas, and dulluoi leliint d supreme In Wail H(rot-t. Fluctuat lous were very Hlinht, aud represented an unusually .mall business in stocks, bonds and gold. Mnnoj. -it rm mil. Foreign exchahe quiet and firm at 8;gtol. Gold dull buttrongand opened ut 11" and closed at VZ. Carrying rates $ar,. clearances tweuiy-tlve millions. Decline in specie in the Hank of England. Lower quotations of 5-201 In forelgu Markets, and an advance in foreign exchange here; all import firmness and premium decline In 6-20S In foreign market U attributed to tbe unfavorable reports of political allairsof the French capital. i GovzitNaiKiJTS Qaiet and Heady and gold bonds heavy aud lower. Coupons, 18l............w 114114 jk. .............iii Mill1; Do. Do. Do. Do, . 1804 105 ,.110 6411014 New 1H07... ....ll'VaKWJi Do. 1808,., ..iovva,,i(,ic;i BV'10ifi-, . ill KiiUVi Ten-forties . Currency sixes.. Chlca By Telegraph Market CHICAGO, April 8. -Very t Wheat Dnll; No. 1 nominal ; No. 2 decl'ned a, rauglus at 74Jei71,,i,aud closing at 74Jf. Cor.h Dnll and K2c-locr; salsof No. 2 at77c77li for regular, and closing at In side. OATS-Qulet and ra,c lower, clodng With sellers oi No. 2 at alio Rte Firmer ahd lie higher, closing quiet at 71c73c for No. 2. , UABLKYuuiiaDU nominal. Hid hwinks Dull and Urooplne at SI for Iron bound, closlrjg with sellers at Provisions Firm and neady, ciosinx at 827 25 for us pork ; 10c((ilo;4 ior dry salted shoulders; liio or rough sides: liill-u for short rib middles loose. LARD lJJ. . , St. Louis Market. . By Telegraph. St. Louis, April 8. Tobacco Active with a local demand; prices unchanged. COi TON ViUifcL at i.iy ior iniuuiing. Hemp Steady and unchanged. Fiur Very oolet: J.I 754 oo for fall mipernne; tl 201 40 lor XX; fl Ua5 40 for AAA. Wheat iiravy ana easier: no. z red fall 81 Olal 07: No. 1 red faiiil 151 17; choice 81 15. Cork-Less active and unchanged: KMa 8yo for mixed ; WOlhc for yellow ; V.Jif,92o for White. Oats inactive and easier at ooawc. Haklky Nothing done. Rye Firm at 75c; prime held higher. Wuisxy-Qu et at l 12. Grocebiks Steady and unchanged. Provwioks Very firm, with tho simo speculative Inquiry, but buyers and Midlers are apart. Pork s Id at 127 50it8 00; loose dry ssltshoulders 10c; clear rib packed ll'i: clear sides 15(tl5!4: packed shoulciers hold at WA loose bacon shoulders l'J'4; packed ll(4ii4; ciear no loy, iootio Clear siucs ioc Dackea JU''uiiovt.. Lard -Firm and higher: WiXZxA for choice lieice; c for keg. European Markets. By Telegraph.l Liverpool, April 8 PnTrriK-Hilm fnr thn tulr l.f00 blP: exports 15,000 bales; for speculation J7u0 bales: stock 455.000 bales; American 1..4,W.U nates; receiput tur liib wcv . , , , . . . ...... . . . w. r.: f m wi hal..' American 51.000 oatea; hoc .uui.. bales 5 American 218,ouO bales; market to day la firm; sales of I2.i,0 baies ui dllng Naw Orleans atll'l- Manchester murkPi. firm; recelns of wheat for three days22,500 quarters; Aoarlcau l7.-WJ quarters; California whue wheat B ldftjts 1 . red western No. 2 7s 10d: winter Ht 7l; wStorn ftSSrmJ: corn No. 2 mixed 0d:oaU2a5d; barley os; po-no'a. . , tt. Anrll 8. Consols for money ti-riT. irniiiiiU VSti: American aecurltlna Htetdy.T'. wTes'- w x ; iimo' W . Memphis Market. By Telegraph. Mxmpjiw. April 8. 2-C. Potto n Quiet anu nrm v Kloob- Nominal. Corn 81. r. OAT8 'mjc. H AY 2H (.0. Bran t2& Pork 88. .V'niderF. 11': side, lovd. !""-J. ... L-MhnolJerl lll'xlP! fciil bideFlij;. HULK Xashvlllo Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, Aprils. cottow Steady; low middling 21c, and gKcna clear sides 10c; shoulders li;4c; bftms 10c. .o FLOU--"A JU(IJU V . i.uw .w f"?cy. CORN il UCUVOIO I. LAU-J0C

LonlsTllIe Market. By Tele graph.) Loim:i villi:, April H. CoTTOS-Flrrner fit 2l!c for mlddllni; uplands. Kloitb 85 00. WHKAT-n 1031 20. RVR Oats 0.5. Pjwvision Active, with ft noftnioiita demand pork: bacon at I'i'i, bulk meats ll; i, hamn I.ARD-ltll-. WjliHIfV-l 00. Tf.itAi (;)-HaljH of 211 lihda at 11 J'(7 T, fortranh toluus; 7 5ii7O0 for low to rni-

mm tirlgbt lour. Xpw Tork Dry Coo ?.rkft. IiyTc!fKrPh. NzW Voriir. April H. Dry Rood m,fVi rnra11r lpn,lv and fnlr buln-wi d'dog. yet lb trad. j Is not active, thouKh Dm prices of staple Briiclef are without i.artw.i.r rhumn. l!users can, nnv-rtbelKK, pick up rtip ifoods, a BiiureuwiMiui n rcaii7.i. llaav,' Drown nhet'lliiKN Urio atlli , tor titsht eaHteru niakfs, the latter t-xtrrtne for AHantm ue: l lo Nashua K; He io it-i5o l'aclfle i for pt-pperwii u; 12 for Amoxk'-vK A; bleached muslin J0c; J;av MlliHi4:: Ballon W4: printlnz cloths nirn at advanced price. There is les depression In printed calicoes; good mat lr m-Ulun at WSiWA; the Jailer price lor pacitlc Mllla. , Acw Orleana Market. , By Telegraph. , Nkw Okliass, April 8. CoTTOX-I'irraer; miUulinx, 2-!22o. OFFICIAL. , LKFTfRB RKMAINIJffnnrrLATMKI 1 rl the Post-Ofllco at Kvansvllh", Htate of Indiana on the Mh day of April, 1870. Persona calunz for any ol lle lutters will plenso nay 'Advertised," glvlnz Uat. I.I.ST. A1 DAMS IIELKN THOOIIR MARIA Ashniore Mary 11. McCutclion I. Ansb'dy J ulla McAudrew Kvallus URNH1DA Morris Paulina , Mm BlMbop Nellln McCutchen 1 eHe lilakernoro mlKfl Roe. Martin Haruli J Hrower Ktally Milter Jane i.rownjuua Boyd L1zz;o ' Kiel Belle : Bordrnsn AnnlO . Brown f-.JIn Bush Huraii A Bert Loulia Burton Mary CtLAKR JKNNIK ' Clark Ifsrrlvt Churchweil llele-u t'ornetl Mliliu Cox Lsura McQuoln Luclnda McKnett Mary McCut-hen JSt llle Mauit Carrlo . Mauiihail Harn.li Morton Jane ii Mci 'iilliMtf-r lv filo J-AVLRO-,-1 Ruth LDLN Kittle KUHTON mrs R H RoneOi-UtVO JtOlXTIS Mil.I V IllLLAUD II Davis miss M K Randolph MaMto rUARD-i mrs A URHrusey Rachel fcfcgleton mrsri Kt.'rlutiton Mary 2 Kpporsou Ksiher Kwlng Lucy A fIKLD FLLEM " Friend Miss 11 Flndlcy JOiIeuori Falrchild Harali Flntlley Marnret Cl LI1. A V Kit MRS M urlllln Francis tionor tors Charles (ioodnlght Luclnda GrisMoni Augusta (irlllluHaraU (ireshntn Luclnda itauisey Murv K Rey nttlds Mary A tkMI'i'H rnrs Ainrsy 13 (Shields Dora VtniUt Kiluu "lone Harah A Hlrange mrs John Hiullb Mtiy HsgemrsA HtnimoiiH rori Hliett t Kdnn O Utorl Eva Hanndt-rs Ifaldeo Hoott mrs Mary HUtcks Mrv MJIINI.H Nfltl C 1ATCI1 Fanny Ten gee Kli.i Jte Ilerston IIuiido I uylor Mary A Humphrey Rata Taylor KHz Hendricks Mellsso Trueblood Mary Harris Mary J Vaiilmy Katn Hall MalludM XJ A KitRN Atlalle Hovt llnlltM Watlncn Bettv Hastm 11 11 Uopklns Lucy Harper Mary Jane Haugheen Mary K Johnson Oetiivlm AHNY LIZZtH H ARKIN CLARA Ward Julia Wright mrs M O Wilson Mary Warn Nannie Woodward l.titnia Weed Haruli WliiU lemaii Mary Mi !. Ialne MugiolreWriht MsiitnU Lyiixwiler haruli Wiittntns Mollie I YOUNG Belly RMHTRONUC it. At kins Jus BpKKCU KHUR MM Bishop W" el son Brown Chas turner D K Brown lemaracus Bull Robt Helam Kd Burnet Froct A co Brady W P Brurittr Wm Button W T Bowel Joseph; Bonu Jerry llader Louis jrruiiNi II Mm. Rasttei J larvcy Kershaw W V Keenian Huch Kllnpert John J 1 KLANDA M 2 LfHwton Chfts i Larier llornllo --islur James Laucatr Chas Lacort Peltt Iumugdatino Jos 1 .a wrenco Holt r. t iiitri-r 11 KN R 11 McCutchen li. P McOowell W G 2 m.McNaniHrM John McDanlel Henry A McKarlund Green McKeely Alex Bearcbeck Dr C Barber H F. Bo! us enpt Tom Beatty Geo F Bringrord L 11 A co Burton ThtS Blake Win Baruer Wm O Hraud Wm Beaiiy John Holow J i liasey Jost'ph Itrown Ju-kfon Jtayd Js Q Bradv Wm. Bl. Dr L B Bigelow Dr O CiOPF.LM A Jna Chlulredt e J L Carson John Carr W P Cody K L I lark Holomau ('alio Henry Ciark Moses Clark W P Crawford W II I'ravent John McCluro Robert 2 Moore HI Mancel Cbdrles R MhsIIu A I' Murphy Jtobc-rt Murhiur M MW'IitM Mill till JoM'ph Martin JoMt-ph K Moerlenn w tn M iiler Henry Malhows (jeorjjo H Martin Hoyd M s rl I n K R MIOY PATRIC1C N'gltUMiitalo A Nous VIA CO Nil. A P Nicholas II Nelson Fred M OSGOOD P it l'urktT Rev A ' Oaks, lltiHhuell A i;. Iwens T A Cavftnder Wm FIKKCK 11 F Clilforo A Burgclvell1- I'assmore U C te mi 2 ruketu Conriel Ievl Parker J J 2 Criswell j R Pierre John P t'otiipien J W Dr PlitmnnLC JSfcUNCAN Frnnkll Price James MJf De i'ray I no Bl'attersttn Win A Patterson Dr it A bjkkv.mf: itavis j essin Dunning J L Dunkle G( o ' Darling Jas liavldkon Wm Davidson Dr R W f.VMKKHON Don !i F.ngllsU F H mm, RognrH A Dt-lang ivnn hiii i uaries Redlern Towuley N itay juim Rock way William Rupeiinttyer M Frdseil Roltt Rutiedgit Mu. In H T.1 A ltRlN AHnyderlltnticy j;ilas M. 1-lesger Dr Rovlsli Cj l'ord Ben l am In Rempsoti John Falls Chas M Fountain Peter Frldley Geo I- erKtison G W 2 Ferleman Henry M F.cke-r Huriiphiey Filzslmmons Jas Freeman Geo , Favor Ixiuls n)OD Bttiijumln KM Gerwt C Green R II llrocn JI Green J II Grin ton John Gilmond John UentiDg Jonet Gilbert Jerlmlah Garvey I (.nihuni IC W - leietly Klllmi Knvlt tl, Michael WWOI'K(l A y HlOUtliG A Co Htock B Kuumleis Di' k - HpriBisi.oii D Htrou J Frank Hmlth Geor. o HI u h I G olirer (us Hlunut Henry D MiUwell W Hpells John t-tinsuu J W Hcoit John W Hmitli W 2 Hlianon Malthew Hmlth A A huaroy Hinniflt Hprlngston C Stull Kultan Smith '1 1 to in as Htadler G Hk inner Gnorgo Htovenson litira;e Htnnsbtirir lltjnry Hmllli J W :l Htlner J M Hcotleld John Hltchen John R Hteavens John yANWUiU G WORD ALF X WlK-ler 1' Wilson Chsiiei Walsh T A Co 2 Waiters Thomas Witter WlJIInni Wright. lohu M W.-y John Whltung John T WhlUt Jtmis Williams L It Wlrrlck Antlrew W iiilams A T filbKon 'i'lwtl P A CO Groshard Jas L Gnug John Gllesple Jas .1 Grarihlii'll Jfiha It Orenyft.rd J j OUWAKD A Id Harper Wm Mauser H Hogue John Hopper Kdwln Harper David , Herman Geo Hamilton Wm2 Hussein an John Htllis Joseph Hasford A Regie Hopkins Robt Hiirlly Frs nk Humphrey Ham Hoscy (ieo Ifr-fllttOn it0 Haynes Gilford R Holt TUOS Howard J D Hull JnJe 3Dulntftsr wm ii arris w "i Wsmsley II .1 JX)tlN-ivr i;oiuui. waynian tr. Josephis D Wllsou GtMirgu Jackson Jonas B . Watcher JT Johnson DK Walls Jerry Jackson Wtrren Wilson William Jones J . ' Wllsou Waiitliigton JOHN W. FO-if Fit, P. M. WATCHMAKING. , C. KOSKNUHAHTS. ROSENCKAXS & JTAltHY SMITH SHITI, Watchmakers aad Jewelers, SO. 13 NORTH HKVttXU ST.. ' KA11KH In American, Fngllsh and 5 (Swiss Wat; hes, In gold, silver and . t. , .. r ....... 1 . ut 1..... in . oiateu catties. ri, .... j , .... vi, tritie, Clocas, AO. Personal aiu. ui'ou glvou to repairs 01 ut.ii wiu, c No work entrusiea pi rentlcos. (seZI- !rr MOHKIIil.K. I have sula-red with itirrli thirty years, and was cured lu six weeks Dy a simple reiuouy, ami will .end the receipt posiage free to all altllctd. Address Rev. T. J . M FAD. Drawer 17U, Syracuse, iittw inn. Wl'.I.Ii-I'LAdJI l.OVi:. Fssays lor Young Men, free. In sealetl envelOpes. llOWAUD AbiOtlAlloN, IjoX P, I'hllnihil aueiphia, ra. EVERYBODY READ THIS I K WILL PAY AfJF.NTH K'i.t PKU WKK1C and exiH-nws. to sell the Orenti-st Discoveries of the Age. Address WakATO.-v, HlNKf A Co., Marshall, Mich.

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