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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22


ST.. Louis, Nov 2fT-r.s N.--fhere IS an
unusual agitation Of railroad projects IN
California, and stirring appeals were being
made to capitalists for add The overland
emigration by the Central route was pretty
much in. Competent parties state that the
number Will be &c, 600 But little sickness
had occurred and the recent gold and silver
discoveries in the Washoe valley and Walk
er's river created great demand for labor.
Three steamers had arrived at San Fran.
cisco bringing dates sfromP Portland to the
18th and Victoria to the 9th. The special
correspondent of The Alta Californian, who
accompanied Gen. Scott on the trip north,
writes that the General arrived at Fort.
Townsend on the 25th and would immedi-
ately establish head quarters aboard the U.
S. Steamer Massachusetts,. .- ls-lF
Commissioner Campbell, WHO was ex-.
pected overland from ColvilIe, had been di-
rected to join the Commission at San Juan.
No place of action had been decided
upon by Scott at the departure of the steam
er. DIR. Crane reports the General health
much approved 4 rina-3 aes1 fsE tti- 7
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ST. Louis, Nov. l9.-A special dispatch
from Washington to the Republican, says
the government this morning determined to-
seize the Northern States of Mexico, and
orders were issued for. six companies of
heavy artillery from Fort Monroe, and two
companies of light artillery and tiree7o in
fantry from Fort Eeavehworth. ia
The Republican learns that Col. Sumner,
commander of this department, goes to
Leavenworth this evening for prompt move
ment of the troops, in compliance with this
order, and in a week, if necessary the
troops will be in New Orleans ri 81 -.
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NEWS BYITELEGRAPH.
YYFsf i z lBrs THE Il. a W. LINE N k.Ez9a AZ
EXCLUSIVELY ,F0RS THE JOURNAL.

a Al
WASHINGTON, Novel,, zM.-Nothlng can,
as yet, be positively ascertained concerning
the precise object of sending large bodies OF
troops 10 the Rio Grande, further than the
protection of that vicinity from the attacks
Of the forces of Cortinas, and to utterly de-
stroy them, which is the purpose of the ADJ
ministratiou. AS it was bat recently sup
posed in official quarters, that the two COM
panies from Fort Clark, and the one from
Baton Rouge, would be sufficient to check
the movements Of that .brigand, the augmen-
tation of the troops just ordered has, nat
uraily excited suspicious of. other con-
templated measures. Various speculations
are indulg ed in, but the most plausible theo-.
ry founded are certain revelations deemed
to be reliable, that Spain, France, and
England, mediate prompt action for tie
satisfaction of claims in which their subjects
are interested, and which may involve The
national existence of Mexicoyor the substi-s
tuition of a monarchy under the protection
of these powers, In view of those circum-
stances and probabilities, the United States
may feel constrained TO occupy the Northern
part of Mexico, to secure the satisfaction of
the claims of our own citizens against that,
country, as well as for the security of Amer
leans on the frontier. From all tbatScan be
ascertained, it is fair to. presume that some
of the vessels of the home squadron VIII
soon proceed to Vera Cruz and other ports
of Mexico; indeed this seems to be certain,
so interesting are the reported purposes nf
France, England, and Spain, now regarded
in official quarters. .sa.iil.E Z -s - e
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~ II
NEW YoRK, Nov. 81, M.--The latest com
putations at "A Ibany, founded upon complete
official returns-of all the counties Of the
State, New York and Kings excepted, in
crease the majority of Mr.. Jones. Secretary
of State, while they leave the result of the
Canal Commissionershipl ia doubt AT
present the majoFities stand Zones, ], l64;
Richmond, l,OO4i Skinner, SIG; Forrest,
450-ir 1t will only be- When the full returns
of New York and Kings are received that
the result be decisiYely ascertaiueds fssE
The vote on the canal loan, sosfar as re-
ported in the official returns, is 90, O43 in
favor and 6s, ITO against. Nineteen coun-
ties are yet to be reported. bas pa s a-alss
The official returns of the New Jersey
election show. that the, majority for Dlden
(Opp.) is 1877. ..shHssH b . ,tsatsa
The vote in Morris county was the largest
ever cast. go t,-.rS
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WAsHIScroN, Nov. 81, P. The Presi-
dent to-day eonntermanded the order for six
comuanies of troops from Fort Monroe, and
Eve from Fort Leavenworth, to proceed to
Brownsville, there appearing from the latest
accounts that there is no necessity for their
proceeding thither. Apart from the object
of affording protection to the Rio Grande
frontier, the speculatious as to the employ
ment of so large force, are thus dissiPated-
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s7- The Democratic convention of Perry

EEs- The Democratic convention of Perry
county, helditi Cannclton, last week, APP
pointed delegates 10 the State Convention
and passed resolutions inStrueting those del
egates to support no candidates for the
Charleston Convention, who did not prefer
Stephen A. Douglas as their first choice for
the Presidency The Canneltons Reporter
considers this action of the county conven-
ton AS a command TO it, and, accordingly,
strikes the flag of James Guthrie, and in
serts in its place that Of Judge Douglas, al
though the editor says Mr.. Guthrie Is has
fret rhaiee .s---. .... ,s.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, M.--Flour is
dull at 5 20 for superfne; 5 5o@6 so for
extra and fancy; the sales are SMALL.
Wheat steady at 27@l 80 for red and
4 4O(9l As for white; sales 5000 bushels.
Corn dull yellow So. .---,- r. - .'-s asrE
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New ORLEANS, Nox. 19.-Col. Hicks, a
passenger blythe Havano, is bearer of des-
patches from Nicaragua TO Washington.
He announced that Brownsville had been
taken on the evening of the Sd inst .iri
= Adviees received from Brazos, to the 4th,
State that Brow Asville had not been taken
on the evening of the 3D.. h-rs r.
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New YoRK, Nov. q, Tile ship Ard-
bella, from New Orleans, bound for Liver
pool, sunk off Tybee 1t4 - htf1o-
; : The steamship North Star, from Aspin-
wall, arrived to-day-la On her outward pas
sage she was ON the reefs at French Keys for
days and in order to relieve her, upwards
of 400 tons Of coal was thrown overheard.
All her passengers were landed before the
ship got off. .,I..,. - 81 --s,iai,,.1 e,e. - 70
The sloop-of-war Brooklyn was ut Key
West on the 10th. -a"i ,-
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'~ wzsHrxsroN, Nov I9.A The New Or
leans P;ca9une, of Tuesday, says the mer-
chants of New Orleans, interested in the
Rio Grande trade viii, should there be a
necessity, to do, so, fit out, at their own ex-
pense, one hundred armed men for the pre-
lection of Brownsville and the adjacent set
Elements i a = So o W. a 49, y IS g. p
The redoubtabIe Ex-Governor Yedarria
has arrived at San Antonia ssr-r '4
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4 CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l-P. NJ Flour more
active with sales of 5000 bbls are reported;
Super6ne firm at 81 So. Wheat steady
Corn is in more request at 44@45. Oats
firm at AS. Barley unchanged. Whisky
advanced to 23c and firm. In old provis-
ions there is but little doing.
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= NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The, Tammany
Hall Convention this evening Nominated
Vim. +. Havemyer for Mayor, andssSam u.
Teldon for Corporationi Counsel go p s. u =
). The steamer Vanderbilt took ont upwards
Of $500, 0oo,. ssv r. !. ..sei,'s ~-iz Is
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New York Market.

+ New YORK, Nov, 81, a.-Flour advanced
s5c sales of la, 900 bbls at 80 for%State;
5 25@5 so for Ohio; 5 5e@5 20 for South
ern Wheat buoyant and in fair demand.
Corn dull, but unchanged. Pork firm, at
10 % for mess. Lard dull. Whisky dull
at orc .t. r..sr e.. ~ -r...7
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INDUSTRIAL SGHooIs.-Steps are b


INDUSTRIAL SeEooLs.-Steps are being
taken to establish one of these institutions
in. Cincinnati, after the plan of the one
which has been in successful operation for
several years in Cleveland. The principle ON
which the schools are managed is this
Children too poorly clad for ordinary
schools, and TOO degraded to obey their
rules. are sought out and induced to attend
the industrial schools, which is furnished
by the City Council. When first admitted,
girls are PUT to sewing-the boys aiding in
fine manufacture of brushes. Each are given
daily cent ticket, some as high as FIVE
I.Hents, in proportion to their good behavior
or skin in work. Each Friday these are
4 taken. mp and exchanged, and every few
weeks the full amount earned is applied to
procuring them suitable clothing. They
have thus spnr--a genuine stimulus to
exertion; they feel as if their clothes are
earned, not given. Six hours are alternate
| ly given to instruction in letters, and in me
ehanieaI work they are furnished With a
dinner of soup, OF bread, and q cherse.--
Places. are secured for them when they are
deemed deserving of them, and but few
tprove faithless. f7s.... z..... .. asa ssss,.s
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DArroN, Nov. PIP. John w. Gep-
hard of the firm of A. & J. Gephard, Lnm-
Der merchants of this city, died very sud-
denly yesterday of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
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Special Notices.

Among sdfseases, Dysp~psfa and Df-
arrh6sa rank as the most difficult to cure. We are
pleased to have in our power to pointeut rem
edy which has proved efectual In many cases, and
which we can safely recommend a certain and
infaIIfbe cares IT has been tho cans of rescning
thousands from untnlely grave, and given the
glowsof heaItl-to many eadayerous forlu.s The
medicine we have reference to is e HOSTETTER'S
CELABRATED STOMACH BTTTERS.'' These
Bitters, whose virtues promulgated through
the State, are continually increasing in the favor of
the public, and from the many cures they have ef-
fected, have doubtless the aseendency any 9TH
CT preparation before the public.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere- nov9
H0ff0ray's 0fnfmsaf.-BwrRs, seaEds,
and Commissions, arising from explosions or unfore-
seen Ecatastrophes are soothed from Immediate
agony and rapidly healed by the application of this
ungIent. No family shonld neglect having it
hand for timely use, and it should be important
a concomitant of the miner machinist as the
pick the file.-
Sold at the Mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., &C., and
81 per pot or box move
sPEC1.zL NOTICE III. .nashes =
Co., offer for sale the following rich and desirable
goods: Lupn's GA Merino cloths Lupn's GA CASH
meres, high colored all wool Deaines, rich ChintZ
printed French Delaihes, rich printed Mcrino and
Cashmere robes, splendid Chintz, and printed De
laine robes, Chintz printed Foulard Silks, in pat
terms, plaid, striped and figured Silks in great
riety. Extra fine black Thibet Long Shawls, extra
fine black Thibet square shawIs, rich ChenceI Dor
dered SLasvls, &C., &c. These goods all pur-
chased very great sacrifice, at the recent large
New York auction sales, and will be sold very
eheap in quantities to suit all BUYERS
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Us II ne tHItuF OF INt IsothPUTt De''O
cYat notifies The County Auditor that be is
prepared to- print the delinqneh'aiAx listaef
Spencer county rs required by law. We
presume the Auditor is not very willing to
give the list. to the Democrat, that be thus
requires notifications.
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a,iNEw YORK, Nov. Il, m.---The North Star
is signalled below, thus confirming the IN
Ltelligenee received of her safety. IA.
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nsa. The Ladies Benevolent Socie I.

meets this morning at clock, in the
Presby church, on Second Street
Ladies desiring 10 connect themselves with
the Society are invited to attend.si saj 10 3
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Total amount of 500 &c
TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Sec'y.
o STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
3 HARTFORD COUNTY, (ss
ste Fl. JANUARY TN, ISo9-
Personally appeared T. C, ALLTN, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statementby him subscribe
ed, true fnlI, and correct statement OF the at
fairs of said Company, and exhibits so far
be ascertaned at this date, its actual condition
the LIST day of January, 1889 Before me,
.-if CATG q, GOODWIN COLLIER,
+ = - Justice of the Teace-
Applications for Insurance and all information
desired, will be given by the Undersigned.
- ALLEN C. HALL0CK, Agent,
Marble Han building, No. Main street, Evans
Vile. Ind -gs...5 ~ Oct29
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} REGULAR EVANSVILLE 4 CANNELTOE- I,
ED.aCHET Tf.MEg P.aCEET PRE-

Nb.FCHET TF.MEg P.RCMET PRGr
II .CES -Tte sfastl and light q. y ,seSp.ss%
passenger packet Aida, Capt.lR->sSI lbes-k.af-
CHARLEY DEsBLER, Clerks " orth- -
ington and Cooper, is nov placed as alpermansht
packet in the trade and will leave Evansville Ianc-
tually, every als4a al sds Il a. s ~
81 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND fFRTDAY,b H4
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and returning, win leave Cam
melton every 49, ~ j f..rlgs.1 II
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.,
at A. NJ. For freight or paazags apply ON board
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90 - i /!
As9 Statenaent
t..a- or TnE CONDITION OF THE t--
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
a January, 1, 1859.
C. 'H-A r II IL RE ID N 10

g1tHl1- .es-- -sr-il'------ -ft
1st The name Of this Company is the Hartford
Fire insurance Company, and is located at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
.t t CAPITAL a ------.
3D. The amount Of Capital Stock s.....$50O, 900 90
up..'.......:... ,......, r 100000 90
2 80 Co. a b ASSETS. --H-rt.sr
Cash hand. ........-..-. S33, 455 ~ f..
Cash in hands of Agents, or fe. 4 g.,
i'm course of trausmis "a 100 21-+S77 ,571 43
Balance books due the Company 1S,7S3 %
Bills receivable, secured by personal
-. SO, 974 -
Real estate unencumbered ............. 1900 90
SlSt,442 Is
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ES:1.Y.sE -xEEE @-ED P1DVczR

ANE-9.NrS P.fLLE .S-S.D P.AD UC.4M
III PACKET-The steamer SILL s@wnmmu
YER STAR, Fowler, s MASTER zkl9aSx
leaves Evansville every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday at IL O'Clock NJ Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at o'clock A. d.. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and CrawfordsYilIe Railroad for all
paints North and East, with packets for Louisville,
Green, and Wabash rivers At Raducah with pack
cts for St Lossis New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats for Cairo, IN a. hEie, and a flaesses
freight and passages same as chtrged by the reRu-
lar packet Through bills of iading given 10 New
Orleans and all points ON tile Tennessee and Cum
berland rivera aAA EssT ssaeG li anug18 =
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HIRAM JcsEPH a, AZ REYNoLp,
EE.9.S-s I.xLEE, I'.aI5UC4E1, .5F.V.T5,

Eli CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, Il
u csSIk - CHARLEY BOWEN, DExrER,s
4E4Hahiesl4H Il MASTER leaves Evansville Tuass Il
day and Friday, at IL o'clock, f
M arriving at Padncah at 6 O'clock, A. NJ, Cairo
at II o'clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Safur-
day, AZ O'Clock, P. NJ, and Padaeah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at o'clock, A. H., eonnecting al
Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsyills
r. H., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
meeting at Smithland with Cunberiand River Packs
Louis Packets. i 49, - ~ sff aa.ssf i.sstIrf $50
Tickets can be obts4aed ON beard the boat an
Eastern Cites. ss.s.fs9 rsa5g 81 ess sept23 -
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y a. GENE, ron W.aRDE.as9
aasa - AND Z Ezaa siil 4ass5s.
commission Merchant.

!SSfF0As-z 1tE ssfsasN-FkEEIsss@yFe are prsQaFeds
~ to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
Quantity OF Grain, Produce, or Merchahdize on Ihe
most liberal terms. :
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care will be taken of Household Furniture. ARrt
cultural implements and all kinds of Goods or :
wares liable to damage from damp or rust 81 E :
insurance efeeted at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired !, - III
Warehouse located ON corner of Locust street and
W and f. Canal, and most coaEenient for shipping
APPS s1' GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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~ ta : Ho-rar5 $500, Sstseessors'
Commission Merchants, No Water street, near q 4
Main, Evansville, Indiana .fs - Iaa .s-Iis7Tl7 y
S9 Liberal advances made ON eonsignmehts To-
/ r. G. sIAu eHTERG O. SLAUGHTER. HoDGE, iJR.
noV5O-Iyd ata ab -oH5 uu.laa
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EEN-G.N~TED-4 F.RRT.H"ER WITH
~ 4 SMALL CAPITAL.-A person who has
Il mill, with a good apparatus for making -four, and
to which is attached circular saw, having exhaus-
ted his h-eans in preparing his mill, needs a part
ner with small capital to buy wheat. and to Ope-
rate the establishments. There is home demand
at good prices in the town for all the mill pro-
duce- The chance is excellent one for good
investment. Apply to the editor of the Journal.
sept 20-tf. IL - IL ..---. - d =.
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SCANTLIN 4 STEPHENS

Have just received full supply for their Fall and
Winter Trade, and every description of STOVES,
CRATES, TIN WARE, and KITCHEH UTEN-
S1LS- Their stock embraces all varieties of
COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE
STOVES AND CRATES,
with and without NANTES, all of the newest and
most appre:ed patterns. The stock embraces the
gre attest variety brought to this market. 1t
has been selected by ofthe partners in perssn,
from the largest stocks of the manufacturers in
Pitt burg, Cincinnati, and Louisville and has been
purchased terms that will allow the undersigned
to the very lowest cash prices for which such
articles be had in this market.
HkD- Call at the sign of the Cooking Stove, No.
13 Main street, opposite the State Bank, between
Water and First streets.
sep12-d&w3m SCAHTLTN Il STEPHENS.
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ap2s - -. Go. FosTER 40.
EOHYN. .. sEKTCHPLL @ CO., RE.
~ CEIEING, FORWARDING AND COMMA
SION MFRCH

" HteI sIftet DetWtell Main Nild LocilHt,I. N
~ 't .---f EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ~
pa0- Particular attention given to the forwardfno
II general Merchandise and Prodnce by River,
Canal, or Railroad. atga-6n,
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A0E "" .H0E.2SSlES .9.N.EB SUe4.x a.
. y 100 bbls choice GLASSES;
p hhds 81 - Sugar,
oct24 ~ 80 '''''''-'' - E. s. BABcock. :
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The new steamer Peyt0ha, just hlilt
ut New Albany, came down yesterday eve
ming. She took considerable freight among
which wasAa lot. of sshisky for Allis Il
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...... The aittle s7rd9er WAS engaged yes
terylay I'd taking the stores from the Wharf
boat at the upper end of the leyee-a. The
wharf-boat was taken there on Saturday by
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+f' 4e4 re DEPARTED.
Woolford LoufSsilzel j M0ntgomery, LOUSY
Silver Star, Paducnh John Gault, Cairo
Prai lie RessssSt Isotsis-% j W NlEslun, M
+ % Fremont No Ell PeytOna, o. + sE,eH
Kate French, LouisvI UIIdiIEe,f do -asi1i
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TWV0BACCO And CTGARS.- = 49, :,
H& 80 boxes Virginia Tobacco assorted
Brands lbs, 14s, 14s, JOS, and IS, lump.
100 caddies choice Chewing g
100, 900 Imported German and Havana Cigars - g
81 5O,oO5 Half-Spanish Cigars.
For sale by [sept2II WHEELER & RIGGS
SOLfRPET CH.RE-N.F0KT n A.z q $
oct i sf sale @f = = 0s.E. GILBERT d sco. {
GsTR-E R.ED = RRO.M THE RESE-
~ dence of tine subscriber, Water street, on
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 29t bright sorre horse,
about years old, sixteen hands high; marks re-
collected, except one hind-f0ot white A suitable
II. O. BABCoGK, Is =.
nO2-lwd&E Is Il ~ aaa Is Main street-o's
A@E ~ 'Af.4XSE.NrS.-4O RXS CAfOKCke
~ " New Layar Raisins, just recei we'd by ~
no2 10 E. s. BABOoCK. 81
6NEA LBS. GOSHEs.F kUTTER, a
%spU prime article, just received and for sale
cheap for caslIa ~ a COOKS
oci31 .--aF1 Pioneer Family Grocery.
JZ\ "A, Old Plan, corner Water and Division sts-r
75xI50 Feet, next City Hotel Lot ia Old Pau,
between Sycamore and Vine streets, T5x15O feet.
These lots will be sold entire in subdivisions to
Also Lots 10 and 20 block g. 4th Enlargement
adjoining residence of Edward Harvey, Leet ST.
Lots 8 and 10, block lOs Bamasco, on the Canal,
opposite head of Clark street.
Lot B, block 175, Linlasco, near the new Tan
merry, East half of block Is, E. Enlargement con-
tanning about one acre, 225 feet front on Fourth
street, between Mulberry and Gum.
Also 90 Lots in the different blocks of the East
ern Enlargement.
The above property will be sold at fair prices on
the usual terms of credit. Apply 10
novs-5teod FHoS. f. GARYIN, Third st.
KyRESN .4RREV.RLS- F7i
| M 1000 lbs clear sides,
1000 lbs. dried beef - So,
at COOKS Vanity GRoCE- - =
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-fINtENNEs, 1NuF z = TO Q OIOS n q. Fl
REPORTER JOURNAL: The river has fall
len three inches since yesterday. 1t is rain
ing hard this. morning. The locks at the
Grand Rapids are compile tedJ and w rxsNell:
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80. The HnlHy0fauIe ntYs sIfuut v A11ttSII
has.cansed the j. u. Done TO lay ups for
awhile. She will leave for that stream as
soon as there is sufficient water 10 let her
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1.-The steamer Arkaasdss 7'raysler,
Cant. IA Thomas. is going into the Bed fiy-
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