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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
Important Transao lions for the stat,

Important Transacl1Ons for the State
Gov. Morton, who has been in Washing
ton for some days looking after the military
Wants of the State, and making arrange
ments for supplying them by the aid of the
General Government, telegraphed on Satur-
day that he was succeeding very well; that
he has secured $500, 600 for the Quarter
master in this city to pay such debts as the
State may have contracted on account of
the war; that he had contracted for 10, 900
overcoats at ST so each, and the General
Government has adopted the contract; that
ne had obtained order for IA complete
outfit of Col. Browns regiment at Hatteras;
that $500 sabers, 1900 earbines and 1000
pistols would be forwarded next week that
40 six and underground cannon are TO be
forwarded in few days-said to be the
best i'll the west; that short swords and
carblnes for ten batteries are ordered; that
gun carriages, cavalry equipments, arms
and Announcements will be paid for at Wash
ington by sending the proper documents to
the Department. Money will be furnished
as soon as the -Quartermaster here makes
Official requisition for it, TO purchase horses
for cavalry and artillery. Of small arms
50O0-stand' will be sent at once. This, it
will be seen, is a pretty favorable list of
transactions, and if promptly carried out by
the Government will place our state clear
Of ali future delays in arming and sending
regiments into the field. The Governor is
acting with his usual energy Ia stirring up
the departments to the duty of putting the
State in a condition to make her rapidly
enlafging force of volunteers effective
Indianapolis Journal
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KANSAS CRY, Oct. 3o.-The Santa Fe
mail furnishes the follo".n additional
items: About the lst inst, company OF
New Mexican volunteers, under Capt. Mink,
was attacked in the night at Alimasa, thirty
i've miles below Fort Craig, by 10 Texan
Rangers, and their horses stampeded- Capt.
Mink proposed to surrender his company,
but his men dissented, secured their horses
and retreated to Fort Craig. subsequently
about leo troops from Fort Craig pursued
toe rebels, overlook them, killed their Cap
tain and ten men, wounded about thirty and
killed thirty horses. The balance of the
Texans escaped to Mesolla.
Another band of rebels who had been in
camp on the Arkansas river, were being
pursued by a company of United States
dragons from Fort Wise, and q company
of New Mexican volunteers.
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ERoN PRILADRLPHLA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-Thoa. Qaingly,
David Mullins, and Edward Rockford were
convicted of piracy last evening.
The schooner Spencer, captured of Sa-
vannah bound TO Havana has arrived at the
navy yard.
A brother of Alexander McKinstry, a
Philadelphian and private Secretary to
Commodore Dupont publishes a card en-
phatically contradicting that be (McKin-
stryl had absconded with the maps, charts,
and sealed orders of the great naval expe-
dition, and saying he has taken measures to
uold accountable all who have contributed
to the defamation of an innocent man.
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~ GO 40 rae EUREsA BAzAAR.

RLLGO 10 THE EUREhA BAZAAR.
GIN Before you buy your goods, 50 20 Cooke Nc
Is lain street
Coming ever day-new goods az the Eureka
10 NOT TAIL 70 bay your Grocer 90 a. Cook o.
n very thing you Waut b bad AZ CODk's.
For ISs best aud cheapest Groceries 20 80 Cooks.
GsOod neEs-the Eureka is full u lOds.
How is ir that Cook sells 90 chsap-(. 81 be sells
for cash 70 All.
In the face fthe hard times Cook keeps his house
fuil and sells cheap.
ON the Family Guard Drill Room at the EurekA
Bazaar, NO. Is Main street.
Keep yourself posted by going 70 13 Main street.
Low prices and good Goods at all times to- 10 had
at n. A. Cooks.
Move Cd IN front-I want to get some Of Cooks
cheap Groceriea-
New goods almost every day At Cooks.
Que price, but that is % low you cannot ask il
Pest up your friends that no. 70 Main street Is
the place.
Qguslity Of Cooks goods always as represented.
ELuHh up 70 Cooks If yCu want bargains.
30 yOu have got 70 buyiaG your gOels &c Cooks
1 Enew you would y yoa went oncg.
Ths low prices and good qualIty OF Cooks goods
is the wonder II all.
Unless you buy &C Cooks you loss money
VOtun sosr ia tue Family Guard Driu every day at
No 70 Main street.
Wonders will never cease, last not least the large
Xcelsior Golden 5yr1p-only " DO had at IL. A.
COok's.
Yes it Ia acknowledged that Cook sells the cheap
eat OF any House IL lhe city.
Zoundsl how cheap you can buy Groceries az No.
T3 Main street.
s. II you want 70 save money, you must go 20 the
Eureka Bazaar. ool5
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
To RE FILLED

And now here it appearing 70 the Common COuu-
Gil Of the City Of Evansville, that Lot no. ~ iu
Block No. 8, in the Eastern Enlargement Of said
city Is go situated that water collects amt reaiHH
stagnant thereon, and tbs owner or owners 81 said
Lot are hereby directed and required by the said
Council 70 fill up said Lot to such hei CHIT win
prevent water from collecting aud remaiuIng stag
pant thereon, within thirty dayu from che pasa So
Of this order.
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville.
do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and
complete copy II an order of said Council, passed
on the Sd day 4 August, A. D. 1851 far as 10 re-
larss 70 the within named Lot
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name aud affixed the seal ofsaid City, this l5th
day Of August, A. ID. 1851.
aug14. PATRICK BUhkE.
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Mr.. SEWARD GIVES A CoLoRED Man 4
CERTIFICATE OF CITIZEEsHIP.-Mr. Gerald
Ralston. the noted colonizationist. writes to
Lord Brougham letter, in which he says
~ have great pleasure in informing your
Iordship that the decision of the Federal
Court in the bred Scott case is practically
annulled by the present government Of
Washington. have before me the passport
granted to Rev. Henry Fl. Garnett, a black
man of note and OF great distinction among
the negroes of New York, given By Y "a. Il.
Seward, the Secretary of State, dated Wash
ington, August &c, 1861, il which the Sec
rotary requests ''all whom 1t may concern
to permit safely and freely to pass Henry
q. Garnet, citizen Of. the United States,
and in case of need to give him all lawful
aid and protection" THIS passport is in
pressed by the seal of the Department of
State, and signed by the Secretary of State,
in the eighty-sixth year of the Independence
Of the United States
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GG~ Ex-Governor Wieklife, of Ken
lucky, is one Of the wealthiest men in the
State. A son Of his is in the Confederate
army, but the venerable old man stands
true and loyal. At mass meeting in Har-
Ian he made powerful and telling speech,
the best of which is thus reported
GAS an evidence of the sincerity of his
feelings, he offered 10 support the families
of those who went to the field; or, if there
was young man in the crowd that could
not produce his outfit, be would agree to
furnish 1t for him, and pledged bis last
dollar to aid in putting down treason. A
shout was sent up that made the forest
ring"
The Indianians have named their camp
"Camp Wicklife," in his honor.
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DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT NA-
VAL EXPEDITION.

FoRT MONROE. Oct. 29.-The fleet sailed
this morning, the Wabash taking the lead
at daylight, when a gun was fred as a sig
nal, the Cahswba brir ging up the rear
The vessels, about so in number, formed in
a line, a few miles down the Roads and
went out between the capes in splendid
style. The Baltic, with the Ocean Express
in tow, the Vanderbilt with the Great Re-
public, and the Illinois with the Golden
Eagle. The morning was most beauti-
ful and the scene the finest ever witnessed
on this Continent
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Clerks once, October IA, 1851
ORDER or COUNCIL DIRECTING
LOTS To BE FILLED

And now here it appearing 70 the Common Coun-
ell Of the City Of Evansville, that Lot No ~. iu
Block No. IL, 5tOckWell's Enlargement, Oily on
Evansville, is situated that tier collects and
remains stagnant thereon, and the owner or 0wn-
ers of said Lot are hereby directed required by
the said Council 70 ill up said Lot to such hsgn
as will prevent water from collecting aud remain
log stagRant thereon within thirty days from the
passage Of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evans-
vii O. do he reby certify that the foregoing is true
and complete copy Of order Of -sid Council,
passed on the LIST day OF June, A. Q. lebl, fax
a. it rslat the within named Lot.
III witness whereof, haze herelnfo sHbscribes
my name and Affixed the seal n said City, this,
25th day Of September, A. D. 1851.
IA FRTCK BURKE
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EROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 30.-F!our dull but IN
changed; 1900 barrels sold at S4l5@4.2o
for super, and $4.2594.35 for extra. Wheat
declined SC per bushel and closed dull at
s0@s5c for red; $4,000 for white. Corn
steady at 10000. Oats in better supply
and shade lower, closing at 2sc. Good
demand for rye and barley, at full prices,
Whiskey in fair demand at l44c, Moderate
are shipping to New York quite largely, in
pork is quoted at S1225@12.5o snd dull.
Sixty thousand lbs bulk sides sold at SC
Groceries unchanged and quiet.
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An Exploit OF Capt. Higkman.

A correspondent Of the st. Louis Repub-
lican gives the following description of one
of Capt. Highman's exploits:
Capt. Lyman desiring to get hold ofa few
secession maurauders who burned the st.
Francois bridge a short time since, pursued
the following plan: He selected six trusty
men from his company, who, with himself
at their head, were dressed in citizens
clothes, and with their arms invisible. They
added to their company, Mr.. Brill, worthy
Union man OF Ironton, who had lately been
a prisoner with secesh and knew his haunts.
Thus accompanied and equipped they sailed
forth into st. Francois county towards a
point where they knew there was a small
asseomlage of bridge burners and jayhawk-
ers. Before reaching the point, however,
Mr.. Brill was tied to his horse with great
quantity of rope, and the party moved on
as gang of seeessionists who had captured
d. abolitionist."
Arriving at the point where eight or ten
secesh were collected, the acting commence
ed, Mr., Brill tugged at his ropes and begged
for his life.
Captain Hyman-f Eoqsgitor)--" Oh tug
and pray as hard as you please if the rope
hurts | will fix 1t presently so that it viii
ease you" Tremendous outlaws from Sc
cession bystanders which brings their lieu
tenant out of the house. He sees the joke
at once, and compliments Capt. Lyman,
who halls from amongst the swamp foxes,
for his success in capturing the Black Re-
publican scoundrel, who had escaped from
them a few days since. The captain makes
a knowing allusion to the success in the
burning and robbery at and near Big river
bridge, and desires to know what they are
doing for the cause IL those parts. There
upon Mr.. Lieutenant goes into detailed
account of the past and prospective exploits
of himself and followers. The story being
ended, corroborated, and applauded all
through by his companions, Mr. Lieutenant
is politely invited TO change places with Mr..
Brill, and his friends being united with the
superauous rope, toddle in front of the cav
alcade back TO Ironton
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE BILLED

Aud now here il appearing 20 the Common C0un-
Gil OF the City II Evansville. that Lot No -, In
Block No ~, Lamasoo, now city Of Evansville, is
90 situated hat wafer collects aud remains stag
uant thereon, and the owner or owners Of SAID Lot
are hereby directed and required by Eht sal C0uu-
vent water from collecting ana remaining staghaut
therson, within thirty days from the passage el
this order
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville
do hereby certify that the hJregOing 10 a Eru5 and
complste copy Of an order Of said Council, passed
on the 9th day of July, A ID. 1861, far IL relates
TO the within named Lot.
In witness whereof have hereunt0 subscribed
my and affixed the seal Of sail City this lstu
suzl4 PATRICK BURKE.
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CORPORATION NOFIOE.

ORDER FOR PLANK slDE-WALK.
Oct L. IS6l,-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City %
Evansville, that the oRners Of all 10 or parts OF
lots fronting OF or adjoining the west side Of
Avenue from Sixth 70 franklin Street, iu said
city, cause the side walks therep 20 be brought
70 the proper grade, and that they ctu-o side
walk Of class D. to be laid down thereon wit hin
thirty days from the publication Of TINS order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
1t.rlrsa ofHc. cototor IA 1891
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TIE DAVIS FAMILY, whose entertainments
gave such satisfaction in this city, will be
in Henderson tomorrow night and viii
give several of their interesting exhibitions.
We commend this troupe to the patronage
of our Henderson neighbors.
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oRDER FOR PLANK sIDh-WALk.
July 20, I561.-And now it Is hereby ordered aud
directed by the Common Council Of che City Of
Evansville. that the owners Of All lots parts Of
lots fronting on adloinng the west side OF Third
Avenue from Canal 10 Sixth Street IN said city,
cause the sidewalk thereon 70 be brought 70 tho
proper grade, and that they cause side walk Of
class No. 70 be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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IA We are constantly in receipt of prop
ositions from New York advertisers to inser:
their advertisements for the merest Pittance.
Roadway & Co., dealers in humbug medi-
cines, have generously offered US fifteen
dollars to insert column in our Daily and
Weekly, changeaole four times per annum-
We are not doing business in that way at
present.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDxR FOR PLANK srDE-wALK

ORDSR FOR PLANK blDE~WALh.
Sept. 7, 1s6I.-And now &c is hereby ordered ai.
directed by the Common Council Of the City 70.
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts o
lots fronting on or adjoining the west sIde
Mary Street, between Sixth and Franklin Streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereof 20 be-
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of class No. 2, with wooden curb, to be-
laid down thereon within thirty days from che
publication Of the order. y. BUhkE, CLERK.
Clerks Office, Sept. r. 1861. septic
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o DEB FoR PLANE sIDEWA AK
September 7, Is6l.-And now IL is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of tho CRY oi
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining tho west side
OF Mary Street, between Franklin and Seven 5ts-,
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 ba
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of clg-s No. z, with OGDEN curb, 70 ~
lad down thereon within thirty days from the pub
location Of this order. p. BURKE CLERK.
Clerks Once, September Z, 1861. sepl3-3w-
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Arrival and Departure OF the
TT = Z He .

frhe time here sol down is adjusted to oontFae
5orrs. on tho River there is variation according
90 '''Sp'i=' TIaE or CLOSING.
R4Iroad sIail (fol Y ncAnnes, Terre Haate
Indianapolis, Cincisnati. Louisville, ST.
Luuis, Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern
Western, and SertaefR points, and T. x
WAY 0fiees} every aas except sunday at A. n
Iaeisgite MG0 (li.5.l every Tuesday
thursday, and saturday at GA p
week except .Iss sunday and Thursday At II1 a
Green Riser Mau (for Bowling Green and
day c5 It t'--' s1zr NJ
81. vernon Mali uanil every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud SATURDAY at % A. n
Eeag Harmony HaH every Monday, We'd
Hesday, and Friday 90 I13 A. NJ
Roo1port aTail OandJ every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at ~ A. NJ
Pssers6urgh afaa way every Friday at 81 A. M
(PetersonSgh letters, &C. come AM go
bg Railroad daily.f
C51skiana HfaI every Wednesday at 7 p. M
Leaves at a. N. THURSDAY moTning.)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad lIat every day except Sunday at 8 P. n
rhursd ", and Saturday BY 6F.M
PadHcah Mail, every DAY in the week except
sunday and Thursday by 3 A.
day by am
Wednesday, and Friday Dy 3 P. NJ
Nsl0 Rar4aoHy fait every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and oatur lay By P. N.
Roekport Haa (iand) every Sunday at l P. N,
and FeJue day and Friday at A. n
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
hours.)
Psssrs5,srgh HAL (vay) every Friday by 81 A. NJ
Cgathiaaa HGil every Friday at Z A. NJ.
Arrives the evening before, after Office hours.)
1J-P Post Office opens at A.. NJ and closes at "a
P r. on week days. Delivery closes from 70 10
a. r., aud from 5 to o P II. week days during
tba aud closing opening of the Railroad mall
Office open from / to ? p. II. the sabbath.
JAMES II. McNEELY, ?. NJ
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1861 iuy22-ywc
REaTEHES! sHATCHES!-
SEE 50 gross round wood box Matches;
80 boxes Block Matches;
70 gross = gross boxes;
% gross German Matches. For sale at
ocl6 H. A COOKS, u Main street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

B DER ron PLAEK Sir W. ak
Sept. 7th, ls6l.-And now it is --sreby orders q
and directed by the Common Council OF the city 81
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts 0i
lots fronting on or adjoining The east side oi
Mary street, between Seventh and Eighth sta., tu
said city, cause the sidewalks rhtrson q be brought
70 the proper grade, and that they cause "a side
walk Of class humber 2 70 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this Or
der. +. BURKE Clerk
CITY Clerks Once, Sept. 18th, 1861. scpl3
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R5 The proceeds from the tableaux were
eighty-fve dollars, instead Of seventy, as
we stated yesterday. The ladies are highly
gratifed with the success of their entertain
ment.
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CITY ADVERT
ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LOTS


TO BE FILLED
IJysD s7~O " HERE 1T .qPPEsGR-
ON ing TO the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville that Lots NO4- !, and 3, In block NO.
7s Lamasco now city Of Evansville, so situated
that water collects ami remains stagnaut thereof
and the owner or owners Of said lots are hereby
directed and required by the said Council to N.Y. up
said lots to such height as will prevent water from
collecting and remaining Btagnant thereon within
thirty days from the passase IS this order.
!, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of tiS lily Of kvan8Villes
do here By certify that the foregoing is true and
complete copy OF an order Of said Council passed
on the zlst day Of September, A. D. 1851 80 lar a.
IL relates to the within lots.
In Witness Whereof, have heIeunt0 subscri bed
my name, and affixed the seal Of said City, this Z3d
PATRICK BURKE.
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NEWS BY TELEGEl 4I2H.
Bx THE Z. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
FR OH WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSeroN, October 30.-The case of
the suspension of the writ Of habeas corpus
By order of the President in regard to SOL
diers in the army, more particularly in the
case of Provost Marshal Porter, came up in
Court to-day. Chief Justice Dunlap deliv-
cred an opinion, the substance of which is
that he respectfully protests against the
right claimed by the President to interrupt
proceedings in this case.
WASHINGTON, October 29-Gov. Sprague
has notified one of the Colonies, command =
ing a Rhode Island regiment that his
commission as Colonel is revoked.
HERALD's SPECIAL.
The army retiring board has now before
them the case of Col. Henry L. Scott, SON
in-law of General Scott and at present In
spector General of the army. He has been
afflicted some time with a disease which
prevents his being put intoN active service,
and there is little, if any hope of his recov-
cry. He has desired to be relieved from
service. He is regarded as a most excel
lent officer. His case will probably be dis
posed of tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The steamer Pus-
sy arrived az the Navy Yard to-day, bring$
ing dispatches from Capt. Craven. The
rebel batteries were opened upon the Mary
land shore yesterday and the firing contin~
ued to late hour last night, but without
damage to anybody on our size. II is be-
lIeVed that no vessels have within "a hours
run the blockade.
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P1rrsBuzs, Oct. So.-River 5 feet by the
pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy.
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Ths Mighty HsAEsr.-Let not disease, with
its fangs, prey upon you, until the cold hand of
death hurls you to an untimely grave. Shake on
the feeling of despair and hepessnesg, SO liable to
come upon the invalid. The plant born of the Sun
we place within the reach Of all We care not
what may be the specific form Of the disease. The
cause the fountain q the disesse itself, is impure
blood, and through the different channels of the
lungs, the stomach aud to vital organs, JUDI
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will pass, min
Cling with the blood, search cut and grasp and
then expel all hurtful posoRs that there is in it
Thus cleanse the blood by few doses Of these
Pills, and disease, in any form, win dissipate and
vanish. AS the Sun, with its glorious beams first
causes the morning dew TO rise mist, then grow
ing stronger, casts his burning rays upon it-and
behold tbs gOnesO cleanse the blood, and disease
like morning dew, retreats aud vanishes. There Is
no blood purifier equal to JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS. Sold by all Dealers ia Medicins.
oc3-d&w1m
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H@sr DGs!-kfasr 5sys!!-Ezafr Dps!:!-
William A. Bachelors Hair Dyel This Original
and best in the worldi l All Others mere i'm
itations, ami Mould be avoided, if you wish 70 es-
cRps ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed Instantly
to beautiful an Natural Brown OF Black, without
injury to the Ham or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Wn. A. BACHELOR sns,e 1888,
and over $1,000 app cations have beer mona 10 the
Hair Of his Pstrons his famous Dye.
n. a BATCHELt as HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distlD olshed from nature, aud is
WARRANTED not to ipIi I IN the least, however
long it may be continued and the Ill effects OF bad
Dyes remedied; the Has ihvigorsted for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold III all eites and UoS of the United States,
by DrugSists and 2ncy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine mas the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each Box,
of WILLIAM /. BATCHELG2. Address
CHAS. BATCHELOE, Proprietor,
sent ~ lVrgidzvg 81 Barclay at New Hprk