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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20


A Yeas OF ABUNDANca-Ihs
Providence Journal, with Which WE
agree, thinks @there Is high promise
of a year of abundant food. Is the
regions to which the civilized world
mainly look for the supply or food the
prospects are of large returns 10 the
labors of a~gricnlknra. ln England,
where the supply Of food Is % impor.
tant that the effects Of abund 1nce or
of scarcity extend 20 all the CONNER
cial countries, the harvest has bcgun
earlier than usual, and with . yor1bIs
weather. In France where the peace
Of Europe depends largely upon :
good crops thesame favorable sppear-
anees prevail; and in this country the
yield promises to be enormous. The
vine, that hasssufIeTed so severely ali
over the country IL now flour ng tea
degree that the vintage or 1858 prom
ises 70 take. itsaplace among n great
years Of Quantity and quality. tho
disease that has 50 long Athlete ithas
been mastered mainly. we beiievSs WI
the application Of suIPhur.1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. l4.-Severel
deaths have occurred here from yellow fever.
The physicians deny tho existence of the
diseass as all epidemic.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

u is said there were ssixtyr postmaster.
delegates TO the locofaco State Convention.
No wonder Douglas was SO signally repudi.
ated, and bis followers rebuked.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

E4 ~rREAsrREE BKEsLIN IN CANApA.-
The disclosures il was said Breslin cuniens-
plated making do not appear, and il is prob
able the object Of starting the Famor WIS ac-
compI,shed-fArher and liberal supplies to
sustain his geailemsnly retirement in Cana
da.
We learn by a former cleVeiander resi-.
ding in Hamilton, thai. the ehaIf miliionaire''
leads n quiet life among the Canucks. visits
ing The Reading Room often, but does not
seek 10 make acguaintancea. and seldom al
lows a person tq catch bis eye, Hs-has no
employment in Hamilton. and appears ike
q person il. si ease. Persons frequently
cafi on hin from this side Of the Luke, but
..Qhio" is the most definite Eacaiify they ev.
er leuye an the Hotel registers, RrrsIn
does NOT appear 10 be iaeh In tHpds, and By
ihe csHsaiaRs is thopght,o pe,,poor.
'Fhe Chicago Jauryal ot the f3sh elyes
the particulars of one of the most deiiber.
ate Inutders Of the day. A building as be.
ing erectrd atjaining q house belonging TO
john a.. Bush. u man of wealth In Chicago
and there is a dispute as 10 three inches 81
land. Tbase putting up the pev b~giteing
ORDERED the workman so tear of the clap.
boaFds from Rush's haHse, 50 as to run up
The wall Of the new building. Francis Bush
san Of John Br Bush, drew . pistol upon the
WORKMAN and was arrested and phi under
VI keep peace. On bsipg discharged
he immediately procured araether pistol and
going back tuzihs building wsibed deliber-
ateiy Hp ~ Q work tnB n, named James Magee
who. by direction of his hasy was tearing OFF
The clanhHAFAs, md ppt apAii through him,
poor Msgae dytna ID an houSs time. Bush
~takvninto custody. Heais . graduate
JesH1 tsolfsge. and ~ nc@s studying
tsw. lie Is aGersnaa.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

According to the news by telegraph. the
ravages Of the Yellow Fever in New Orleans
are terrible. tive hundred and e~ighty.hve
stsh last week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
New York Market

NEW YORK, March 6-N
Flour quiet; 1900 bbls sold. Wheat firm
1000 bushels sold at 81 20 for red, and 81 s.
for white. Corn buoyant; sales Of 5000
bushels ut 6s@70. Pork buoyant; sales a,
SIC IS for mess, and $ls l2f@lS rs fol-
prime. Beef buoyant at sl3@l4 Is. Lard
steady. Whisky dull. Stocks higher; Lii
nois Central ssX; Bonds s4T.
New YORK, March s-PM
Cotton-l 800 bales sold; market closing
heavy with a decline Of Nc. Flour firm
s 800 bbls sold at - 6o95 10 for Southern
an advance Of loo. Wheat firm; 5000 BUSH
els sold; some export inquiry; southern red
81 1901 IS; white 81 3o@1 so. Corn dull
IL 900 bushels sold. Mess Pork advanced Sc
sales at $16 s0@ls 0;.prime Is l0al3 IS
Lard firm at s$s@l0E. Sugar advanced Ne
Orleans 5A@7X; Muscovado SGT. Coffee
quiet. Molasses firmer at 30I32X. Chicago
spring wheat 81; western red 81 os@l 90
Beef buoyant. Bacon steady. Tallow heavy
at loH@ll. Stocks higher.
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Vashington Items


Thu Tteasurer's weekly statement shows
The amount over six millions subject to
draft. Neatly ,655, 900 receipts.
The Navy Department has made arrange
tEen.s to testify in an appropriate manner
the pubkc respect for the late Commodore
Perry.
In he Honse Mr.. Cox Chairman Of the
Committee on Revolutionary Claims made q
very interesting report mpanied by bill
giving the lineal descenderss of Revolution
AIRY officers the half pay for lie which was
granted TO Them during the Revolution, by
several resolutions an the Con tikental Con-
gress- 1t should be remembered this half
pay for life was commuted by five years full
pay. Some Of this Communication was paid ir
Continental money; Others not at oil. The
bill provides for deduction OF the commuta-
tion actually paid. One very similar 10 this
was passed by the House last Congress, but
was defeated in the Senate. An effort will
he made for che consideration of the subject
mt the earliest practicable period.
It is Knderstosd that Pratt, son-in-law OF
Rufus Choate, viii be appointed assistant
Treasurer, at Boston, IN place OF j. Thamer
who will be transferred To the postmaster
ship at Lowell.
The Grad Jury have under lie Law Of
Congress to punish contempts of the aathari-
ity of either House, found bill of iIdict-
Ynent against Mr.. Walcctt. the recusaat Wit
ness in the lledged tariff bribery case.
A general court martial is ordered to as
semble o. Carlisle Barracks, on the 10Th
inst, for the trial OF Col. Summer. The
charges are bronght under the 25th Article
of war, which provides for the cashiering o.
any commissioned officer who sends = chal-
lenge to fight dnel. The New York cor
respondent says it is surmised in the army
circles that the prosecute n will fail, because
Col. Summers note was not strictly chai-
ienge, although &c inferred an intention L
challenge if Harvey would follow him cut o
the District, and also because Sumner was q
the time undergoing sentence Of court mar
tial, suspending him from command ane
pay; when it is urged relieves his conduc
from the penalties in the articles of war
This is the first case in the history Of tn
government where charges have besr
brought against an officer tor duelling.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
EUROPA!

SANDY HOOK, 6-PM.
The Europa has passed here. She arrived
~ Liverpool on the 10Th ult. Tho Kanga-
roo arrived ont on the 18th.
CorToN Sales of the week IS 800 bales,
including IL, 900 to spectators, and $500 for
export. The market opened unsettled and
excited and advanced Nc; IL subsequently
became quiet and firm. On Friday 10000
bales were sold, at the following prices; Or
leans fair ia; Middling ~; Mobile fair ~;
Miudling 7E; Upland fair ~; Upland Mid
ding 13s.
Breadstuff dull, with declining tendency.
Flour very dull; quotations barely maintain
ed. Wheat steady. Corn dull; white de
clined ls@ls Cd. Provisions dull. Beef
dull; limited inquiry aud prices weak. Pork
heavy and offered lower. Bacon quiet and
drm.
LONDON. Consols s71f@s7%. The mon
ey market coptinues to grow easier. Amer
lean securities very active and slightly ad.
yanced. The bullion in the Bank has in
creased $4,000.
Palmerston has been granted leave to bring
in s bill 20 alter the Government in India by
a large majority.
There is nothing later from China, but the
details show that Canton is virtually in the
possession Of the British.
jority, on the second reading Of the conspi-
racy murder bill.
There is one weeks later news from India.
II is favorable, and contains nothing strik-
ing. Tho Bank of France has reduced the
discount rate to per cent.
The Government has been defeated on the
bill to amend the law relative to the conspi-
rator, upon the amendment offered by Mil
Tenor Gibson, which censures the Minister
NIr IL L
processes readiness to amend the laws on due
investigation. The vote was 2l5 for the
Minister'S, and 234 for Gibson's amendment.
A demonstration in Hyde Park is proposed
tor Sunday against the conspiracy bill.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company's annual
meeting passed of favorsbly additional
capital was authorized.
The trial of the Directors of the Royal
British Bank is IN progress.
A French refugee named Boillard has been
arrested in London, charged with being i'm
plicated in the late conspiracy.
Bombay dates to the Path of January have
been received. The capture of Furruck-
abade and Futtyghur by Colin Campbell j,
confirmed. After subiugating Rohiland he
will march on Lucknow. Gen. Ontramtwice
defeated the rebels ut Alumbagh.
The Continental news is OF but little i'm.
portance. 1t is said that Sardinia and Bel
gium will both succomb TO the French de-
mands. Switzerland was also marking con-
cessions.
LONDON MARKEr.-Baring Brothers repor
Breadstuffs firm and steady. lron-Wels
rails steady at "A los TO "a I5s; bar steady
"a los. Sugar advanced on fine qualities bu
declined on inferior. Coffee quiet.
NEW YORK, March6-x
The steamship Arago sailed at noon 70
Havre, with 100 passengers, and $4,000 IL
specie.
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The RIVER at this point is falling slowly
It is also falling above.


The RIVER at this point is falling slowly.
It is also falling above.
The Empress for New Orleans will be down
Tomorrow. Passengers and shippers will
bear her in mind.
The Antelope will also be down tomorrow
bound for New Orleans.
The New Albany papers state that some
insurance office in which the steamer K. j.
Lockwood is insured will resist the insurance
payment on technical grounds.
The gorge of ice In the Mississippi, short
distance above Cairo, has broken away and
the river is now clear.
At Pittsburgh change in the river is an
ticipated, and quite feet Of boats are loaded,
ready to start to lower parts as soon US the
ice gives way at the gorge.
The ice in the Muskingum had given away,
and at last accounts that river was rising.
The tri-wsekly line of packets between
Louisville and St. Louis are announced to
begin their trips this week. The line is COM
posed of the Fashion, HighAyer and Moses
Mcclellan.
The elegant steamer J. II. Done is the reg
ular packet for Paducah to-day. She leaves
at IL o'clock, precisely.
Capt. Brickell has sold the Ohio to Capt
Horton, for ss,75o.
The David Gibson was still on the Fall.
on Saturday. and her condition perilous.
TIE GORGE IN THE MIssrssrrrI.-A repor,
from Cairo says the gorge above the mouth
Of the Ohio broke on the evening of the 4th
and the ice was running out past Cairo in
large bodies.
The Louisville Courier Of the 5th inst.
says. "Southern freights are tolerably abun.
dant at all points along the Lower Ohio ex.
ccpt Evansville" The Courier is very mucl
mistaken when it "exeepts" Evansville. Th,
real truth Of the matter is, that almost ever,
boat going South for the last fortnight ha
made up nearly her entire load Of freight q
this port.
THE LooK AT RnusEy.-Through the cul-
pable neglect Of q contractor in digging
new race round the Lock at Rum,ey on Greer
River, and the subsequent inefiiciency Of TN
State Superintendent, there Is danger tina
the Lock at that place will be rendered i'm
passable for boats, and the navigation of TIT
river be interrupted during the spring. w
learn that littlo exertion, and few hour
labor under the direction of = competen
man at the beginning, would have prevente'
this disaster. which is likely toombarrass tn
trade Of an important section Of the countr.
during the most active season Of the year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
Tho Weather.

MARCH photographed this evening at
nine o'clock by tho Z. Il w. lire.
New York-Cloudy; wind n w; mer 81.
Quehec-One deg. above in upper town.
Mon.reaI--Six deg above; slight snow last
night.
Albany, n Y.-Clear; wind n; mer IL.
Oswego-Clear: wind n; mer Is.
Philadelphia-C Cloudy; wind n w; mer 20
Carlisle, Pa.-Tlear; wind W.; mer 22.
Harrisburg-C Clear; wind W.; mer %.
Philadelpfia-Clcar; wind S. W.; mer -.
Portage City-Cloudy; mercury 81.
Milwankie-Cloud mercury 80.
Prairie du Chien-Cioudy; wind N. W.
mercury 80.
Ca.ro-ClouAy.
Rock Islaad-Clcar; wind n. E.; mer 30.
Springfield, Ihs.-Clear; mercury 40.
Burlington. Ia.-Clear; mercury 80.
Dubuque Cloudy; mercury 80.
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CINoNNA1f. March 6-rM
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March IN
Breadstuffs held firmly; and in -four fur
ther sales Of 1000 bbls made for export at
a 81 for superfine, IS for extra, and IS 5O@s
for extra family and fancy. Rye fonr steady
ut 80 12x. Corn meal 81 SIX. Wheat
dull, and prices barely maintained; sales Of
red at $l@lO7, snd white rs 81 1891 90
Rye wanted at 10. Corn active; 1890
bushels yellow ut COO. Oats dull at S4@35c.
In groceries and provisions there is no
change. 500 bushels clover seed Sid Mt
IS 50G5 rs. Lard oil firm at soc for winter.
Whisky declined TO 20@2lc.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

March 9TH car load brooms, j r Whit
acker; 2 boxes goods, / trunk, boxes shoes,
Roser Bros d Fry; 8 cases for Chas s Wells;
case, Leach; 50 bbls whiskey, G Wheel
or; bxs hardware, ! bx leather, Jacob Flem-
ming; cask. Lewis Fry; $50 bushels wheat,
Little O. Erwin; $50 bushels wheat, J K Mills
q 20; 81 bushels wheat, Wheeler e. Riggs;
80 bushels wheat. Brown e. Altman; rs
bushels wheat, ii + Read.
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NEW YORK, March s.

The obsequics of Com. Perry this after
noon will be an imposing affair. The men,
bers Of the City Council, and Chamber of
Commerce will attend, as we'll as the officers
Of the State, Military, Army and Navy
Two hundred marines will act as the BODY
guard; and the 9TH regiment will form the
funeral escort.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
lFrsm r. @. 0'Riley & Co.'S Rezistsr.l

MARcH6.
Alma, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Greenville, Green River to Evansville and back.
Poland, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Memphis, Cincinnati to Memphis.
John Gauit. Louisville to Nashville.
Seventy. Six, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Glendale, Memphis to c incinnati.
Switzerland. Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis.
b. Green, Bowling Green to Evan: willie and back.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08

The Liver Is one 81 the
human bsiy and when il
the powers Of the system
stomach iSalmost entirely
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the stu
are nj fault, and the whole
auence Of one organ-the
It's duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made II
more than twenty years,
wherewith 10 counteiac,
to which II Is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with live
forms, has but to try
certain.
A compound has beer
and extracting that par
active virtues Of the medi
sll morbid or bad matte
ing In their place aheaiih,
the stomach, causing foo
the blood giving tone am
merry removing the cause
ing a radical cure withou
after effects, felt by usinl
that Is usually resorte'
One dose after eating ]
stomach and prevent tn
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only ore dose taken a
gently and cures costiv'
One dose taken ate
pepsia.
" One dose OF tw,
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken Zoe fe
the canse Of the disease
| Only one dose immedi
One dose often repeats
" t'na do s..' ,.r %e' os.s'
-...a 80 h;I;o,s a.,ost ,
eure VI oi'ous ~''.'eA'
'es, ~ss.,r ..,,,. i,
-2.,.,,'v ~. g III ~ =, VII
vOna h".,is ,.ran ~
,.1ee -, 49,, a.,
'o MY ~ W u ~ ~.
x vne y, uo - .s : = sno y
One dose often repeate
In its worst forms, Will
One or two doses CURE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on
Accommodating Terms.

>HE undersigned offers two Frame Tvo-storv
Dwelling Houses, on lnge street, near RetI.
brock Is, in Stocswell's Enlargement The Dwe,i;nss
are nearly new, we'll built-contsnins Ave and s,v
rooms each. Either ono will comfnr,ahie horns
for a rr.fi N moderate circumstances. They will he
sold bargain. the owner has leh town and gone
TO farming.
Ifnot sold before the SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. thew
viii then he put up at auction to the highest edder
rsr further particulars, apply 70 Mr. Garvin, Real
Estate Agent, Crescent City building -
mars WILLIAM JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
A PLEASANT EXCURSION.
An Evening Trip to Henderson.

'0NHE NEW Jacket, TIE SCI0TO Np.
J proposes an excu sion to Henderson on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON next. The boat will remain at Hen
derson during the night, and will give soree on
board in the evening TO the citizens Of Evansville and
Henderson, who VOL be thus brought together. Capt
Duncan will spare no exerticn. to maxi The trip
has an excelont hand Of her Hoard. with good
caller OF quairiile The boat will leave Evans
willie about Eve o'clock Friday evening" and re-
turn ON SATURDAY. morning. mari
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Rivoe NeWs,

CINcrxNArI, March 5-x-Rlver fallen lS
inches since yesterday morning, and showing
all daily. Mer "a.
PITTSBURGH, March 6-M-River I'M
changed. Weather cloudy; light sncw.
LOUISVILLE. March s-N-River falling,
feet in the canal; showing; wind North mer-
cuty al.
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principal regulators Of the
.Hperforrns its functionswell
IAare fully developed. The
'Afepenfent on the healthy
proper performance Of its
1nach Is at fanltthe bowels
Nsystem suffers In conse-
- liver-having ceased to do
J - ~ that organ, one Of the
his stud. In n practice OF
Ito find some remedy
Rhe many arrangements
-Wmedy Is at last found, any
In any OF its
- bottle, and conviction 10
, Oformea bydissolvine gum
{ which is soluble for the
-yScine. These gums remove
ri from the systew.supply.
y how OF bile In sing
4 to digest we'll,
4 health tothe whole macnI-
s-pf the disease. and efiec :
{ ANY Of the disagreeable
9 -faiomel or mineral poison
s~suficient TO relieve the
c food from rising and sour.
: fore retiring prevent.
{ = night loosens the bowel,
e VOne>s.
{ each meal will cure Dys-
D teaspoonsful will Away,
-~uale obstruction removes
}, Nand makes n perfect cure,
!. <stely relievescholic while
d>s a sure cure for cholera
I-sive Of cholera.
n will prevent the recur'
}, while it relieves all pain.
~
Il Aneeded to throw out Of the
~cine after n ong sickness,
" -Iaundice removes all vel
l. Dr from the skin.
n wine before eating give,
food digest we'll.
d1cures Chronic Diarrhes
Ie-summer and bowel com.
Ie hrst dose.
= attacks caused by worms
j. rem, there Is no surer, SAT
n ~the world rs IL never fails
n u these statements; they
ltSxe can give evidence Il
le - IL are Siving their unsn
T. favor.
Of Liver Remedies now ofiereC
|, none we can so fully recon
lvigoratcr so generally know
ION. This preparation Is truly
'ducing the most happy result
most innumerable certificate
treat virtue Of this medicine h,
in society, and we know
ion before the public-HpDsol
LIAR PER BOTTLE.
ole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD 4 CO.,
YRS, as Broadway New York.
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BALTINoRE, March s-M
Flour steady. Wheat and corn nominal,
and unchanged, Whisky dull at sotf92f.
Provisions steady
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
AN ERIcAN WATCH z S.

sUsVEsE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
j same sys stem that has made American FIREARMS
the hest in the world 1t substitutes the rapdhy and
precision Of machinery for the slow and unreliable
results Of handicra The factory consists Of series
OF machines devised expressly for this
each part rs to be an accurate Mt in any one OF
thousand watches Absolute precision of time isneary
attained by these watches. the inevitable result OF
their simplicity and exactness OF structure. The ease
OF their repair Is obvious ~ the makers have always
hand, Tor sale the different parts Of the watch per-
fectly finished, TO repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore Offered the trade
are now making second quality, iuferior 10 the frs
only in Ia wing less finish In immatefial parts and
lighter case This We offer Mt price moderate as
to he within The means OF every class, and ve re-
commend az sound and reliable, ard greatly superior
The trade are can,ioned AGAINST English and Swiss
limitations with which the country Is Hooded Each 81
best Watches Is engraved tho plate, APPLETON,
TRAcY Il Co.. waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF commences and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
ity, watches 81 all kinds, the diais to which may
have been broken.
Orders may be addressed TO direct, or 10 any Of
the under mentioned firms, who are nc .nts Tor the
Mes,rs. COOPER & FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOWS & CO, No. II Maiden Lane, n. Y.
HILDEBURN BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATT X REATH, Philadelphia.
PALMER & BACHELDERS, Boston.
BIGELOW BROS. 4 KENNARD, Boston.
and Messrs. ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, v. T., our general agents.
febl..2mdEw watham, Mass.
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vUVRIUMPHANr OVER ALL OFFERS
IL The Premium Cutting Box;
cumpinSS Patent Hay sod So Gersi b
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March s-x

CINCINNATI, March 6-x
Flour unchanged ard dull; not much do
ing; prices unchanged. Whisky slsx-
Provisions finn; not much done yet; holders
asking higher prices. Groceries firm. Su-
gor buoyant.
CINCINNATI, March s--rx
Flour closed dull; without much change,
though prices are in favor OF buyers; the
sales were about 1900 bbls at IS 7otG3 Is for
superfhc. Whisky dull at l6iSc. Provisions
generally held above the views Of buyers,
therefore nothing of consequence was done.
The market closed quiet, but very firm; there
a. 5J%d7X, but re higher is asked. Clover
Seed has declined to a. IS. Sugar is held
Nc higher and firm. Molasses IS. Butter
dull. Cheese in fair demand at TIC for Sc
lected; s@1O tor English dairy, and II for
New York Pineapple.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
3
- NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!
nDREPAREp BY DIR. SANFORD, is A GREAT

u Scientific Medical Discovery, and Is daily work.
ing slmost great to believe II u
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
than bottle Is required to cure any kind Of
LvT Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
STA TO common headache, all Of which the result
Of = Diseased Liver.
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AN ORDINANCE

To rre.cribe the time within which real estate may he
sold for the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION l. Be Il ordained by the Common Council
Of the City OF Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage OF this Ordinance, il shall and may be lawful for
the City Collector any time after the first Monday in
October, and before the second Monday Of March Of
each year to make the taxes assessed GA real estate,
either by the seizure and sale OF the goods and chattes
If the claimant thereof, by selling the lot
piece Of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
unpaid or so much thereof may he necessary to
such taxes and costs Of advertising and SALE.
Attest: JOHN HEwSON, Mayor.
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