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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

from the Richmond Wing Oct. 1911
About two o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out
furniture warehouse Governor street. between Main
and Franklin, and soon extended to several adjacent
consumed The warehouse workshops and stable Of Mr..
Bevin the carpenter shop Of Mr. James Warrington and
me hop o. Mr childresy situated between Twelfth and
short space Of time. The flames then communicated
to the building the OF Bank and Twelfth
streets Occupied by the Young Guard as armory)
and to the workshops Of Messrs d. Yale and Samuel
Sutherland in the OF their respective establishments
Main street. While the attention Of the aremen was
occupied at these various points IL discovered that
the large and handsome ece recently built by Mr. VIM.
Ritter and occupied by Mr. 5. W. Harwood furniture
flames having already made considerable progress. The
remen directed most powerful energies towards saving
this building but without avail The fire spread rapidly
from the basement to the fourth story consuming all in
its way, and scarcely giving opportunity 10 any
portion Of the stock. Nothing but the bare walls were
iet standing Very little valuable property was saved
During the progress Of the conhagration distressing
Mr.. A. Arse senior, while actively engaged In the Der.
formance OF hiemans duty crushed under falling
CHIMNEY ehmney and very badly injured Iegro man named
and his skull fractured Dir. Arsell extrcated and
taken to his residence In the vicinity Three OF hs ribs
compound fracture just above the ankle and he was
much injured internally. His physicians consider his
recovery matter Of extreme doubt. Mr.. Arse
OF the newly appointed fire warens Of the city George
Fox, the negro, in hopeless condition yesterday
Mr.. VIM. Gouldin Dr. Hancock, Dr. Little, and Messrs
r. NJ Tabb Son had Offices In the buildings Thirteenth
street but believe Of them sustained loss with
the exception of DR.. Hancock, who lost valuable
books and accounts.
The flames were suppressed after the destruction of
the combustbie buildings before alluded TO- The Young
Guard removed their property from the srmoy though
the building was damaged to some extent.
We append statement Of the losses and insurance,
gathered from reliable sources and believed to be
rect
Jsbn A. BeiyIn, buildings and furniture destroyed,
$50 co., insured for ~ 500 in the Office Of the Richmond
Fire Association and IS 500 in the Virginia Fire AMI Ma
rne Company.
william Ritter, building destroyed; insured S. 900 In
the Mutual Company. which probably his loss.
Samuel W Harwood, total loss on stock SIS go; in.
sured 3d. 600 in the Fire Association IS 900 ia vir-
gna Fire and Marine, and 5000 in the Valley Insurance
Office.
James Warrington, loss $500 insurance
stephen Chldrey, loss $500 no insurance.
G. D. Yale and Samuel Sutherland about 800 each,
and r. W. Allen $50
There be doubt that this severe oonsagra,ion
the work OF an ince ndiary.
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faLehoods aud Misrepresentation There probably u
mot dividend paying railroad stock In the country
hey TO be driven to the wall under the approaching
vusion A. New York Central. The high prices ru
ing for this stock leave wide margin for depreciation
Stocks more depressed ami of value may stand COM
paratvey steady while those excessively inflated must
inevitably be heavy sufferers II il the time for
capitalists and smaa holders to overhaul their
pocketbooks and take the first opportunity to
get rid Of all doubtful ana diseased securities Money
viii be too valuable six months hence to be forced
II lie idle in fancy Stocks in stocks which that
may be so largely deprecated to require TOO great
sacrifice to realize Good sound solid productive stocks
the only safe securities to hold In these times. We
have doubt that the financial trouble the other
side increases even our best investments viii auctuae
and deprecate in market value but their productive
ness is undisturbed undimnished the effect will be
comparatively moderate, while all stocks OF fancy
character the fluctuations must be perfectly ruinous
particularly to that class Of spectators who hold tina
kind Of securities beyond their purse
The expectation of specie from this port last week.
foiiows,-
SHIPMENTS or SPECIE FROM TIE PORT New YORK.
Bark stephen joy Neuvitas doubloons 81 900 90
Schooner Alma, st. Pierre, American 0Old 100 90
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II reported that large shipments will be made by the
Collins steamer on Wednesday next II Is well KIN own
that these shipments entirely independent of
mercal exchanges and that there is an actual loss
every dollar sent. There be very little doubt but
that these shipments account the
France, or which the same the Bank France That
institution has been drawing largely from the Bank of
England at considerable expense and II would be nothing
strange for It's agents to look stock of bullion for
supplies to fill the vacancies caused by the drain for
expenditure and boarding among the people, We must
prepare ourselves for such demand If it has not already
come matter what may be the position of foreign
trade or the extent Of our shipments Of breadstugs
We semi officially informed that there Is not par
tcle OF truth In the report circulated pretty freely ia
Wall street, on Friday, that the Gaena and Chicago Rail-
road Company contemplate making issue Of 900
shares Of stock.
The anthracite coal trade IA Stacking oil little, the
tonnage by the three principal lines reaching only III 751
tons. The whole tonnage for the reaches, how
ever the very large aggregate of AIS tons For the
week ending Thursday last, the Reading Railroad
brought down 81 295 tons and for the year the same
time 952, $50 tons The Schuyki Navigation Company
brought down for the week 81 ssl tons and for the
son to the time se3 oar tons. The Lehigh Navga
ton shipped for the week ending Saturday ast 95
tons and for the year to the time 1854 $40 tons
The increase on the Reading Railroad last years
tonnage TO the time Is 2o3 6i3 tons The increased
tonnage by the schuyk Navigation over that OF last
year TO the time, ID 1875 s2s tons.
The shipments Of coal from Richmond, the Reading
Railroad depot last week, amounted to 30 $40 tons :
total this season, 1907 400 tons against i5 tons
to the same time last season.
Albert H. Nicoays regular semi weekly auction sale
Of stosks and bonds viii take place Monday at TAX
O'Clock, ut the Merchants Exchange.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including Friday, October 10, DIS
tngus hing the destination and extent Of shipments
each port -
COMMERCE TIE PoRr oF New YoRK-vALrE or EXPORTS.
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Total. s27 l2s,l7e 22.37o, PIT

Net decrease 20 oct. IS, ls55....,,..,.. 81 5S 900
The expectation ~ breadsuns continues u Increase In
volume. t. nearly every port to which shipments were
msde last week breadstus formed important item.
TO London and Liverpool nearly twothrds Of the total
value In Hour, wheat and The aggregate
value Of all shipments considerably In Of tina,
for any week previous this
The importations last week limited the aggregate
having been only about half that q the week pre-
siour The total but little two and quarter
millions Of dollars Dry goods DO no, orm such large
Tortion ~ the bulk a heretofore.
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& For further particulars see directions on bottles
TAKE NOTICE..


lY virtue adeeree Judgment of the Court Com
- Of vandsrburgh county nderei the
term thereof in action for Partition wherein John
Daum. and Eva Daum. his wife, and William Retterath
Margarsha Retterath wife. plaintiffs Chris
tan MAgsaheimsr. John Magsnhemer and Jacob Masen
heimer dsfndants the undersigned as the commits
oner nansd in said Decree will to SALE and sell
pue seon It the door OF the Court House IN Evansville
en- the 18th day OF April 1885, between the hours OF 10
sos.. A. sad O'Clock p. the following seses'b
o. andiana and described In said decree; to cit:
last half OF the south quarter Of section 49, In
south OF range 10 aud the est half OF the
quarter Of section No. 90 In the ownshiT
Terms OF sALE:-one- thiri cash one third in sir
months ron day vita and in
ny o. sale With interest Notes with good
enriy sns relief IRON valuation laws viii required
1or the credit portion Of the purchase money
epI-9W Thus. -. GARVIN Cammis,r.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWRLRY.

XKTE have lust received stock Of Watches.
" Clocks Jevelry and Silver Ware altogether the fn
Target stock offered this city, and which, be-
ing purchased ct low rates. enables lower figures
usual We have gold and silver hunting and
watches from the finest down the cheapest srtele gold
guaro fob aad chains ladie breast
SEAL scale and pai" rn drops and rins guard and
fob keys sea in short article line Of business
in great variety OF style and price.
We have also made arrangeneas BY which We will be
constantly supplied with style Of iron and wood
eghday and thirty clocks direct from the factory
which viii sell Wholesale retail low they Be
purchased in Western city.
BITTROLFF sons. Main st.. bet. LIST and ID.
n. B-Evsry article sold ablishment warranted
to be 10 represented,
Old gold ana svs the highest price, taken in exchange
for jewelry. aplI
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ONE THOUSAND TOWN LOTS IN,
AND
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND,
ADJOINING THE CITY OF HICKMAN, KY,


IcKMANh young and thriving city. situated thirty
u miles below the mouth of the ohio the Mis-
sissppi uninterrupted navigation all
Of the by telegraph With all portions
Of the Union; BY the Hickman and Obon and by the Nash
Wills and railroads with Nashville and
al the cities OF the south Atlantic seaboard BY the
Hickman and Obon and Mobile and Ohio railroads Gall in
rapid Of with Mobile and New Orleans and
all the southern cities and country the natural and
outlet for large extent Of back country accessible by good
roads, natural artificial and has, within years past
dou bled t,lf in wealth and population.
The tributary Hict 10 extensive and rich
in agricultural both cmates-capsbc ofsus
tanning population dense In the world and
iply filing with rich industrious and intelligent people,
Hickman without doubt the most prosperous place
in region country and its past and ratio Of
increase OF wealth and population In few years. will far
outstrip all others.
The ish dry gently undulatng and within
mile the lin and will be sold In lots Of 2,
g. T. 6. 8, H. rs, 90 Is. 30 20. and 50 acres each
Encouragements offered to WORKING MEN Of all
classes trades cangs native born. naturafzed and
foreign. Catholic Protestant and Jew.
aS- This property will ALL. MOST POSITIVELY. be
TO highest bidder without commanding
the
Trustee Is determined the
all parties concerned close business
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten cent dcwn balance in three four and
with in from date-if paid pity
turity. the interest be RENTED. o. +. YOCNG,
HICKMAN. KY. March ~. 1855. Trustee.
ap9-lwd-wo -es|
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GRIST MILL.

Fulton Mill is in order for whea
Rye. Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal to
any Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of foG the
machinery Is Of the latest for making the
lively and good Good wheat ground for customers -four
sold. will be warranted. The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other when three
waaou loads Of erain come together come and try.
E6Flour Meal the above Mill at all times
Highes. market price paia for Wheat.
nov29-tf ]. H. BIRTH.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANK NOTES.

undersigned would respectfully inform the citz
- this city aud vicinity that he has opened very
large and we'll selected stock Fancy and Staple Dry
consisting in part Of
French and Engsh Mernos Paid: DLainss half and all
chan geabe solid cold Silks Dress Silks
F1ounees Gross de Maple and Saeins Fanne Opera
ings Lnseys Bay states Thybet plain and Fancy Silk
all kinds Of Blankets Hosieres Gloves Embrode
res CioaSs Of all styles and materials and multitude Of
other articles too tedious mention.
Amy MOTIF small prof and quick sales. would .d-
wise those wishing their fall suppes
vor me with cah before purchasing elsewhere.
especially would draw the attention Of dealers and
cnant taors heavy choice stock
pl ,in and fancy Casmeres all
coating Whtneys Beaver Kerseys Petersham wool silk
and cotton Linings. ana all kinds Of Talors' Trimmings
To those deangin Ready Made CT thing visit
me IN order TO examine TIE heany stock which
and terms.
As these Clothing in this city, under my
own supervision. able warrant better at and
sewing than there at any other
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fact:
novs Main street. door below Branch Bank
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TO DEALERS IN WAsaBOARDs.

IN Is47. o. RICE Of Cincinnati '.ISvExTkD vALuA-
IL IMPROVEMENT WAsHgoARDs." for which he OBJ
PArESr in October. 1873 said Imp
sisted In properly preparing the kDGss Of sheet Of zine
other suitable nea and thus causing them TO nce
the solid wooden sides OF Q oard
the methods employed having been plough
groove cut mor to receive the metallic plate Rice
subsequently sold his entire interest and ownership in
Patent the subscriber who sole thereof
we'll only authorized nANUFAcTuRES OF D. RICE In
PROVED PATESr ZSc WAsHBoAkDs having succeeded the
late firm Wayne. Bay Co. in that business. Induced
by the popularity and extensive sale of said Patented Wash
board undry have engaged in making
them authority to do thereby victng the right
secured BY said Suits have been and
pending against certain parties known be thu
gagged. and IL ntenu for all
upon legal and just ithe extent OF the law
therefore against purchasing or
in Zinc Wahboard made after the patented by
tented Oct 49, none others being genuine be we'll
remark that the variation IN the shape Of the Cmpor
the Of machine nail
does give the right the patented messing
cs above descrbd which the value Of the board
really depends Wholesale orders the genuine article
specially solicited and promptly executed
any Of the authorized makers. by
JOSEPH W. WAYNE
sole propreto and Manufacturer thereof Once
No. SO Main street. opposite Fifth Cineinn st
Ohio. mis- d&w3m
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIAlENTS
THE CHI A N G. Flu!
, CHINESE IMMINENT.

rNHIS superior 10 the American
public with the condolences that its efficient
rativs qualities excel other known lnment. It's action
is certain SAFE and uniform falling
application appropriate All who have tried it regard
II infalbe in the following diseases: Rheumatism Sprans
Bruises Sweed Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Pains
In the Back HIPS Sides Breast Face other part Of
the body.
I, is external remedy in Bruises Scalds Cuts etc.
The usefulness this nestimabe chemical compound by
lined the human Species but Is equally eea-
wherever applied diseases avorite
domestic animal Horse Among the diseases and
accidents occurring the horse for which certain
be named the folio wing viI Cuts Bruises Chafe
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shoulders Sweeny
Spine. Pastor Joints, etc.
a9 For further particulars directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE.
Many objections all the ordinary lni
nen OF the day on account Of their offensive smell aud the
pnstghty stains often left skin-a wonderful
which has verified the
found chemists and the delight Of fastdous that
addition TO It's SURPRISING curative effects III the health
iu cosmetic and agreeable perfume part the skin
which may be applied. IL glow
which lasts Tor hours and leaves vevetry
Of healthy skin instead Of the cracked
which Is result Of
used for that purpose; hence adys toilet
with who knows excellent qualities respect
realize its ageeahls odor need hut
try for yourself. Wholesaie and retail agents.
-. "a KELLER. FARNSLEY CO.
fsb2S d3m&v6m Main street. Evansville. Ind
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N0I ICE.

aanuaf election for eleven direction in thu Evans.
vile. Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Linz Rail
so:4 Company win Be held ss the once The oomp.sy in
clock. p n. JAMES GREENE, See ana Trs..
ss&esnS wy Aps-dtd.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TuNHE pretors Of this House have from their
old stand Main street. to their Hotel Just finish
opposite the Court House. where they to
old all others
call upon them. in much superior style than formerly
for past patronage solicit
aacs which shall s endeavors
IT. Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good stabI and Wagon Yard kept country custom
evl0-dGvtf FELKER HEDDERECH.
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]. H. BIRTH.
COTTON BATTING AGENC

HAVE Agency the Cannelton Batting MILL
and shall keep stock hand Of No. and No. all
times OF the lowest cash price ct
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
NHE undersigned having established Boiler Yard at Ev
IL snsville is now prepared to make and repair Boz
ers-w give Subtraction in either Prompt attention
will be paid 70 all who may ell Rim to do their work.
Orders be left with Henry Sshriber Lamasco
Foundry Brinkmsysr Mesker Co., Of the Eagle Foun-
dry ON the canal. Main street. JOHN KR0PP.
-REKERENCES-
HExRY ScaRDER. BRISKNEYKR. MxsxER Co.,
JOHN HEwsoN. WY. BOYLE,
BERxAKD NuB1H. G.. D. E99LEsros 90.
jan4-1y
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The ertraordnary dseeveryi IN fAs World 10 tAs
Great Arabian Remedy for Msn and Beat.
II. G. FARRELL'S
IL n LINZ limit

A
ME DAILY HEAR ofths mos. ,ssonshins sures ssi.g;
':'d Y ssi !s,s ssS PSSrhi,
ts...s ss.. ~ss..; :.;.
G %ai.. :a aaS
ails. b Without this e1sr.s balm Who had
IL magic , s
uss time We esrns.sy you e upoa IN. .ses..
beside. other ,.aas. ...: l.. o.
By this esbra.eS Medicine which surely are enough to con
vince the seeptcsl Of its transresdent virtus We
.sSss:
had vitherd leaving nothing apparently but dried xxi.
as
them
q: rs.s s.'ss
i'm. ns and S Sas asss . nsosa
the ailments horse: and sssn Is
$ or ss.s :s,. sys. partial
II ne sp .: ere
family should keep this valuable remedy on hand ready for
any emergency.
LOOK OUT FOR couNrRRFErrs,
.
Liniment dangerous all eountere beesuss
"
only their error when the spurious niasas
The genuine article only H. Q. F.rrs
Vain street. P:ors nso % .SSn N spp2sssiess sar
se o. Ssfos. sS. F.r:s g.
.1 sos " the 81 Hss,; .f s%Ys
Wholesale aud retail Agents. Evansville. Ind.
and BY regularly authorised agents throughout the United
gS- Price IS and socenss. ard o. per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED In every town. vlsge and hamlet In .
address r. O. Fsrsli .. asove viii sess
ference 70 ehar.e,er. retronsbility. etc. nh~
DUTLER,s MERCANTILE WRITING TLUID-4s.
dozen 2ounes bottles Of this shsss Ih JUS ssssivsd
nh7 Sycamore. wsssr
HCsIERY.-Isas Ladies' slate eelsrsd Hose assersd
ID qualities reed thi. day and fer sale ~
mhso JAS. Low CO., SIS Msis st.. Leu.. Ky.
OEn CASES Boots rad Shoes inst reed and for ale
aSIO very cheap By sep@ }. II. MA0HEE 90.
DISSOLUTION.
THE p.rtasrship Of FOSTER BROWN vas Siseivsdby
Our and cussc1srs Who indebted viii con
fer especial fa,or tin addition many hereofore exes-
their balances Those indebted viii present.
for payment Either rary autheri.sd 70 ass
the name Of the srn in liquidation. W fosIsK;r
CONTINUANCE.
THE u.AenineA would respectfully to h :sss
business will te continued BY Elm the WHERE
he will be pleased friends that yst the city or
exertion to them well faithfuiiy Tor the os
and long continued himself and he late hrn Do
"1 %his fs'1fA '''nssr'a ''H NV. FosrER.
.s.ortu.p. Of Burry ana wagon Hsbs FelIer. sroks
IA Pssss and shafs eOnsrasy on haad snd ,er
nh24 sAhosL VH"-
FOR THE WABASH RIVER.
THE stauneh and good stsAuhoss I.ocAS:
WaSa.h' on Monday the 18th and win run reg;
larry in the wabash and Evsn:viils sr.ds s-n
'.sfs a'''' For freight g s;i::i
Gss1sn Lis IL sE 'iiS i.'
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@. f.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE Nkw COURT
GENERAL AUCrI0NEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
RESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
H Evansville and for the sale Of Real
Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc ee also particular aen-
raid sales of every
and satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
having goods place
with consgnor both the seller
have legitimate market We win whole
time the Auction and Commission business fen Dc
may assured that wall spare efforts
please them With and attention business
TO merit the confidence Of all those who their
TO care.
-REFERENCkS-
P. G.. RILEY & Co.. Evansville.
DuvALL ALGo Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK 4 Co., do do.
JAMES BoYD, do do
r. b. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP. do.
MILES e. FoLKEs Vicksburg. Miss.
LOCKWOOD 3 Bros. Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLoG & Foor, do do.
EDWARDS RUsHSELL ST. Louis, Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Sasufdays ct
10 and every evening during commencing
q early gaslight. spS SWEET LEONARD.
Aueuonssrs.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
WI the underlined have removed 10 the Crescent City
NJ Buildings. where prepared receive and sell
all kinds Of Goods At ancton private
Having located in this the
doing general Auction Business (snd having
ofsome lSyears, } we ask share Of public patronage
SWEET & LEONARD,
mhis In GERS ana General Arena
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS II. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
e4South William stree, New York.
DEIyG long established with an extensive coDnecton
ID in the above business respectfully soncts consgh-
Kinds of Western Produce which will receive
i'm and personal attention at the lowest possible
scae of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consiynments Of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
jill. MAGHEE & CO.,
fehoON Evansville, Ind.