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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21
>. Z. G6EDea'E s. Co.

Be Es GGEDGa'E ~ Co
G UJY.DRKRS.-0Iothts Plus, White Lime
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato ,tsup, Bice. A vst nds,
Fi'terts, English walnut, figs fins, cur sntt,
oysters, sardiues, alum epson salts, oil brim-
stone sui bur, cepperaA maider. sxtr ct of INg-
wood, indigo. crtam tartar, soda. brd COZ de Of all
kinds, tobacco of ali kinds backing, bsttiug, nut.
megs, ciRArs Of all kinds. gugtr, alas Jars, Ian.
teI ns and SKIS, mustard, pei per sauce. matches,
pickles, stone Pipes. 20 ~dsr, rcussou caps, fish
OF all kinds, safety fuse, soaps of at kinos stHrh,
teas vinegar, camphor, lst0r, Eote cap and f,ney
PaFer, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt pstrs, gun
drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste. cinnamon,
dried be. british lustre, bonnet la ar lux, oil
nail saas glass, spi its Iurpen zine, al spice soda,
pain killer, iquorice, 6c., &C &C.
supply # the aLovs kept constantly on hand :,
and for sale low by 8. e. Gilbert Co., No. Syca.
more.
sTARGH.-3 tons best or atty, Just receive for
sale Low in lets to the trade E. Gilbert 90.
CoRN RRoOMs.-15O dozer, large and small,
for sale by s. E. Gilbert d Co., No. Sycamore
stTeet.
LEMON SYRUP.-25 boxss l deg zach, q CHOICE
ABTIcIE, for sale by s. e Gilbert 4 Co.
CHFEsE.-50 bxs Hamburger and Ergli- Dairy
for sale by Q. D. Gilbert & Co
FRESH COVE oYSTERs.-20o dog. ] and 2
ID cans, just received and for rale By 8 GIL bert
Co.
Layer and n. B. Raisins-75 whole half and
quarter Exs, hest, for sale by
Je16 No Sycamore street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
Fhe Briltsh Perliament

In the House 5f Commons, on the 7th ult.,
Mr.. D'Israeli mades general attack on the fnan-
cial policy of the Chancellor of the EKchequeI.
He denounced the idea of commencing the year
without surplus, while the trade of the coun.
try was diminishing and its revenue declining.
He thought England might find herself in a
most unpleasant predicament if unforeseen diff
culties should arise in America or on the conti-
nent. He then disseeted and argued in opposi-
ton 10 the various financial arrangements of
AZ Gladztans Since be assumed the Office Of
Chancellor of the EIehequer
SIR Gladstuns replied. and with considerable
2. tsIness Eefutsd the argument OF Mr. DIsTael
During the general debate which ensued. Mr
BeREick condemned the policy Of Ghs govern
4Gent and attributed the distress Of tha country
to itI iDconsisten. and iGhunsn policy iurefusing
10 recognize the Confederate States
comparative return Of p4upsIism il Eas-
land SHOWS that, On the last day OF February.
t6sTs was au increase IA the Northwestern dis
tTict--which comprises Lancashire and Chsshlre
-of e.ghty-sIz ysr cent. over the corresponding
DAY Of lass year Ia other parts Of .hs country
the increase IS comparatively triding
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TREBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a meeting Of the Maynard / III company on the
18Th Jay # Nay 1862 iu camp Corzh, Jne follow
ias business was transacted
Capt Z A Cole having been caliad 10 tls etsir. On
motion "a Uowuss h,sait va zglointed secretary
~. P Wilson being ,1l,ed upon. stated that he
op.ee OF ,ae uegtug was take ssm5 aston IL ,sa-
nor 70 tbore meu7bers Of eampsny who isn upon
the field Of sh0l "a .- -45se who jicd Ct woards
inflicted there
WhereupOu, motion, tle chAraIau ~ goiatsd Js.se
L. Harris. W. P. Wilson. John W. Corcorsn ana vs. P
Finnie committee draft suitable resolutions express
i've Of the Of the company for the loss Of our
brave comrades in arms and monitor, the chair
man added 10 the committee WhereuPon, the said
committee reported as follows
That J. P AiaFshsll Edgar BTu1eI S B Allen, W
w. Hart, aud e.. n Yseearo, were members Of the
Maynard Rife company that such they fsithfuly dis
charged all the duties deyoyed upon them both gen
tlemen and soldiers and up to the time OF their death
they beloved and esteemed by their comrades in
arms that on the morning of the 9Th Of April, 1862
they, with that asery which alone animaes the patriot
bore their manly breasts the eaden storm Of battle;
the midst OF the most terrific Of musketry and
tHlcry that shocked the world thesz Irsye nea
stood their posts faee face they their fndsa
foe Without hiaching notwithstanding the flower and
ehivAlry " ihs SoUlh fell their feet like autumn
leaves than early IN th= batile J. T. Nar.ha received
s wound in the head, which he instantly died and on
Monday evening s. B. Alien received ike wound u
which he instantly die3 On Sunday, Edgar BransD snd
". W. Hart, and Monday C. H. vaecaro received
wounds Of which after The most painful suffering they
subsequently died, bearing their affections with the
Christian fortituds; therefore
Resolved, That we submit with humiliation and rever-
the dispensations Of Almighty God who has
ken nom our brave comrades in arms
Resolved, That deeply ympathize with the parents
and friends the deceased the irreparabIe loss
they have sustained
Resolved Thar copy Of tie proceedings be copied in
The appeal Avalanche sud that copies be sent TO
re parents, wives and relatives Of the deceased.
Which resolutions were unanimously adopted by the
company.
How sleeps the brave who sunk 70 rest
There honor comes, pilgrim gray,
To rap the sod that covers their clay
There 100. freedom shall awhile repair
To Dwell weeping hermit thsre'
CAPT Il A. COLE, Chairman
fOUFERTHRyAIT. Secretary.
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The Jackson MississiPPiaE of Tie I95h says:
We learn from gentleman who LETT Vicksburg
late yesterday evening, the following interesting
particulars Of that beleagured city
Five Of the Yankee gunboats arrived within
range Of our batteries at Il o'clock NJ, and one
shot from cur guns cred across the bow Of the
foremost vessel brought than to Thsy sent a
message, with flag Of truce, to Mayor Lindsay
demanding the surrender Of tho city. The may
or replied S.ith significant teTseuess and point
edness, that if they wanted the city &c ne and
take it
They tnsn communicated Nth ths CcnTedsIere
authorities, demanding, It is supposed, the sur
render OF our forts just below Vicksburg, which
was Of course as promptly and perempt0rily re-
fused After this the gunbOats weighed anchor
and dropped down theTiver. Il is believed that
they Wen down to report progress, and bring
up the balance of their gunbosts for the pur-
pose of opening the bombardment
Since the appearance Of the boats yesterday,
noon, we learn that two large additional colum-
bisds have been mounted in our forts We are
very well prepared for the enemy's approach,
and he viii have nice time passing by the forts
From past experience, however, we should be
prepared for the successful passage of the enc
my's boats, but we sincerely hope we may never
hear of the surrender of Vicksburg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

The river continues 10 decrease leaving
plentiful deposit upon the pavement at the wharf
The weather tine yesterday with another heavy
storm aonday night Nothing interest doing
the wharf We extract the following from northern
papers.
NAsHyiLLE-From the Union of May
All persons desiring TO ship goods, wares Derchsn
dis To Nashville and other places ~ Tennessee, SIRE
hereby noneu That the applicant must apply TO Ness-z
4. Y. $ Lindsey EdTHrl Il. Fast. ~ Nashville. sr
o. T. bsesnan oi Cisrk=vilie, who will upon the ag
P-czU+ complying With tue requirements q Congr-8s
aud h instructions Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
gr5Ht -sd permits And al persons are hereby notified
that 10 -uods Of Inv description whatever, viii 10
shipped ta any port outside Of this State any
within this state unless the applicant exhibits che
surveyor Of The puit which the goods are 20 be
shpped. written recommendation Of ths gentlemen
named
Use L0uiEyille Democrat Of May 10th say
The livcr continues 10 tall aOyyy With seven f-t
three inches the By the marx b; the 1uud
the bottom Be about foot deep. Priua
DOruai coming up, stuck Fast and was forced to tighten
up set through, The weather has been delightful
LAUNCH.-The Gen Buell. will be launched to day
The Gen. Buell. * the mate to the Major Anderson sHd
will take bsr place in the Louisville sud Cincinnati
Mail line
The Atlantic had s syIen i'd trip TO NashyiIle-fully
400 tols-and left there day before yesterday her
way back.
The Diana /. reported TO have re-4hippsd her cargo
and turned back from Clsrssvile but as the Cumbsr
land Is rising sgan, perhaps she may have gone Nash
VILE -Four Eve Doats. altered rams" passed
ever the falls among them he D. Homer, Dick Fuller
and Lancaster No 3.
MIscELLASEoUs-The Meluotte is advertised for sale
at Pittsburgh
1.-the steamboats Oh the Arkansas and White rivers
have been aken away by the rebels prevent them
usrcisl
On Thursday week Chas Robinson, second eng irssr
OF the Bosons drowned in the Ohio and Crav F=h
Crossing near Fulton Whils trying to escape testh ron
steam.
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Poor RaIrIysre

This unhappy city, cut off from the Southern
people, from whom her prosperity has been built
up, Lies under the guns of Federal fOrt-is held
In teaT by Federal srmy-is governed by su
thOrities imposed by her cOnquerors There hes
been no town in Italy held by Austrian bayonets
more in defiance OF " the consent of the gov
erned than Baltimore Yet this is the patent
process by which union and fraternity is restored.
In the words Of a Yankee correspondent, writing
from Fredericksburg, They have not yet felt
the closing of the iron-hsnd When the pres
sure is really FELT, and bones begin to crack, it is
my firm belief that they'll be ready to be folded
in by the old Union" Baltimore has felt this
Maiden, BY which recusants used to be crushed
into or Te9ntstion.
The common council of Baltimore requested
the citzeIs to signify their " gratitude for de-
liveIance from the dangers which threatened, on
the 18th OF April, 1861, to destroy their city and
State, on the occasion of the passage of troops
through the city to protect the capital of the
United Stttes" No Grape fest0ons her halls
no dirge for the degraded sovereignty of the
State, or the military subiugation of the city,
echoes through her streets. No voice is heard
waiting tor the gallant dead, who, deprived OF
arms By their trescherous rulers fought with
stones against the murdeTous vOlleys OF foreign
hireliugs No. Maryland was made to give
money to maintain the families Of those who fell
by the hands of her determined sons Whilst
the wives and children of her own murdered
dead, left to poverty and sc0rn, are ordered to
hang out signals of gratitude 10 tue power that
beggared and ensiaYed them Alas for the
coAqueYed Richmond VAig
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For THE WAR-Now IS YOUR TIME.-My
commission to raise compa any Of Infantry for Col Har
r. gnent having expired on The adoption Of the
Conscr.pt sgt SHALL proceed, under authority Of
G,a . -..r gard 81 hsreurto annexed NJ headqusr-
Ter ire Al W-i,g Bartlett ,sw ofi-r corner Of Main
AMI IT, e r-1u streets ~ stars sam BARD
uZADQUARtERs WESTERN DEPARTNENT.
CORINTH, Miss, May II, 1862
Capt. San. Bard, Memphis, Tenn
SIR Not being liable to military service under the
late LscIiption act y0u authorized TO raise
pany Of r6gntters for Js l1ar be exclusively
posed persons Of The military status yourself
Respectfully, your Obedisnt servant,
c. I. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding
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War Of .he Three Chinese RebelIions.

SAN Francisco, May 6-SsIed, the steamer
Sonora, for Panama, with one hundred and
twenty passengers, 1920, 600 in treasure for Nsw
York, $4,000 for England
The Hong Kong Press of March 3lst, Tec4iv,
Cd per Phantom, yesterday, contains the follow
ing summary of China news There are
three grest and simultaneously Independent re
bellions in China, the IaTpings, the rebsll or Of
the canal men at Sang Ping, north Of ibs Ysngiz-
KiSng river, the same who murdered the mission
aries Parker and Holmes, and the rebellion ueer
Thibet, from which it is urged that the Tartar
dynasty is being driven TO the wall The Tarp-
ings, who took Niugpo, maintained their agree
meut with the foreign consuls to respect privsts
property, and so much confidence has been I'M
stilied that the foreign trade has doubled in i'm
portance.
An Imperial expedition is talked of ct Chusas
an attempt at the retaking Of NiDgpo. The
Imperialists have been attacking Nanking, and
hold possession of the river, except the fort, cut
ting of supplies at Shanghai Up to the 23d of
March the Tarpings had been driven back, but
are desOlsting the surrounding country.
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.rhe osslruelion o. lI,e Yirrinis.

The Montgomery AdUertiser, commenting on
this subject, saws:
At the veIy moment when the people of the
SoutL were locking to the Virginia to act a. a
powerful auxiliary Of Gen JOhostOn in reDeling
the attack Ot the enemy ou the Peninsula Of
Virginia the intelligence reaches us that shc
has been blow" up, without even an attempt on
the part Of The authorities to make her useful
Why is it, and how is it, that our gunboats and
batteries sre destroyed, one after another, with
out being made available At New Orleans q
number of gunbOats were burnt either ia a
panic or By orders from Richmond, when there
were strong reasons for believing they might
have been saved.
Two powerful floating batteries, the construe-
ton Of which had been most unseeOuGtably de
layed, were destroyed because they were utterly
useless in the condition they We're at the time OF
the attack on New Orleans, and now VS. learn
that the most efficient non clad battery IN the
world has been blow mp for reasons which have
not yet appeared There is certainly tsrribls
amount Of incompetency it nothing more, in
the Navy Department of the Confederate States,
and President Davis owes Il to the country, as
well as to himself, to remove ir0m that ispsrt~
ment the incubus which ia bearing K d5Wn TO
the earth If Mr. Mallory is so destituta Of en-
ergy that he cannot resign his position il the
Cabinet and is wholly insensible to public Opin-
ion, we hope the President will take the respon-
sbility of sending him adrift.
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nsi called for 20 ten days The following gods T-l
L He sold 20 Tag charges, cn SArI IRDAEi saay z4th
At Glib ri s. a.. = az ltiGa A3l-e;
II. Armstrong, one Trunk and &C ntente.
J. J. T. Trunk and contents
W. Trunk snd con eats
l.. 81. Trunk and contents
No msrk, four Trunks and contents,
40 marx Tod Chest,
Il 4 81, Ns~ Orleans, tour boxes Furnitu-e.
80 mark one Wardrobe sBd contents
Mrs n +. Bridges one Trunk and three boxes
X. II Hools. one Box
s Wilznske b Co one Box
= n Wis1D, Trunk and contents
q. @ Con they, one Trunk and coutenL.
n app one Trunk and contents
Eight Carpet Sacks aud contents
Latham one BOX SundHss
10 max Bonnet and Hs-
- Kerr. 0re BOz S.s1t.ie-.
No msrE one Box
W L. Ca ter. CT est
Dr. Thomas AiG7sroHz. N0rsh Folk A-kSnsss
two E0=ss Drugs
}. o NORTON s 60
fayf4 Hleii1se WnaTibGsL
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P0RTERlE PARTISANs.
HEADQUARTERS PORTERs PARTIsANs,
SoMERvILIE TIM, May 2iht, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS PORTERs PARTIsAEs,
SoMERvILLE TIM, May 2ist, 1862.
ali abssnt members Of this command VIII report to
Il these headquarters for duty Immediately.
>. All who have delivered their suns to the militia
captains Of their respective Districts will bfinf Il posi-
ble, their feceiI Is for The
By order Of capt. Porter
J. c BIGGs, Act. o. S
The attention Of those desrous Of eDlisting
in this company who have been misinformed a. to
the operations Of the CenEcrpt law called the fol-
lowing decision o. tie secrstzTy Of War:
=. Volunteering is not stopped by the C0nserpt
bill, By section Is, persons Ii. bic Consciipts may
volunteer In any company now in service. You are
referred specially to rsguiations 90 II nclnsive The
sct approved December llth 1861 providing for he
payment OF bounfy volunteers for the war continues
IN foTcs
8 Military officers between eighteen aud thiFty-ive
are embraced by the Conscrpton act.
The quo If each State Gs.der existing laws. Will
be liable 70 military outy under at of April 10Th
- inciose copy OF the act and fegniatIo1s estab-
l3shed for carrying it into effect E"
Very respectfully, your obsdieut ssrvsnt
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH
E1N y If
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YAskEs sUBMARIyE CARIE-We =

YANKEE SUBMARINE CABLE-We e ere
shown yesterday piece of the submarine cable
laid down by e Yankees from Cape Charles
&C oss to the Maryland shore in rider t. COM
plete the telegrsphic communication between
Fort Monroe and Washington. The wire is cop
per, and is securely covered with gutts perchs,
over which is Il ghtly woutd and tarred a coarse
twine string We understand that about fftee
miles Of this cable was secured by our troops
one night not long ago, and that it has been sent
to Richmond. l. will be found very useful. We
imagine that the Yankees felt a little surprised
when they discovered the unsceountsble absence
Of so much of their cable.-P Petersburg Express
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DIR. NI0RTImORE

has taken rooms TIE Worshaai House permanently,
where he viii give special attention the treatment Of
be following diseases Rhsunstism, ssiatea Neural.
gia. Dsesse of tls Euugs Hssrt. Kidneys and SPINE,
Dyspepsia Chronic diseases Cf Stomach and Bowels
sHi the ssiiauz diseases ogEstng impurities Of the
blood
Special attention given 30 female coup,snfs sloh
are affecting IN heir uaturr causing pain and suffering
Irregularities which if relieved, rsast eventually
ruin the constitution ard bfiog premature decay and
death rpyl77t
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KicEaDurR.

General Smedes has called out the militia Of
Warren county to meet in Yicksburg, for the
defense of that city. In noticing the fact the
Wig says;
We trust that all will be there at The hour,
armed with the best weapons they can commend,
If they be only axes and carving knives There
are many cogent anu very apparent reasons
why the mitis, particularly the Shareholders,
should be organized and held in readiness ior
any emergency. They are not expected to
change on gunhOsts, bUs :heir services may be
needed e charge Ca 8 inetLing else Vicksburg
sXpscte every man il the city and county 20 40
fis duty now and herealler, and those who fau
may regret the costs OF the failure Let not the
price Of goods and butter, and The thousand per
cent to be made by their sale rather claim your
AttsDd0l than Z wees OF a country whose con
tin0sd freedom csn only insure to yen the undis-
turoed sale Of the same, and prevent your own
disposal by hated foe 20 4 cruel master. Our
pure atm pheTe Is already tainted by the breath
of an Alarie, and his savage minions, aud we
should 90 to work in earnest. Wheel into line
and all will yet be well; for, amid the dark
clouds lowering ver-head, we can discern the
bright form of the genius of liberty standing
upon the troubled deep and with the wsiling
winds which are bowling around US, comes the
peaceful whisper" Be of good cheer, it is l.
be not sireid " With the help # Omnipotenee
we shall stand when the mountains quake.
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no 0WNERS on REAL ESIAIE

DEING somev hGl motor Gus fo- our Eodessy and re,
ID iuctsncs lgrce merits upon she public, We
have heretofore ceen-d advertising capacities for
doinE busile- for z.UEtT- oi Real Ef4ie We claim
EotLtug bi-t mry eIs Ci Rea o. tate
coEntry he-e sin!i iaeJs, so-sit; The senior
partner OF hsr 3. Auetioneer and q desleT in
Real Estate b. city u MemFGls cf twenty-five years
standing. Who not Apow asa WALLACEf
Next comes A AlE&te auconeer par excellence, say
ing nothing saour FhANK HYDE, iho youth Of the
nun
DEAE EUBLIc.--IlklEs TIC above into consideration
eu..-lea . rlisl portion OF your patron
age Yen sl have TIE benef of the eIpsTieDoe and
kn0viecse tttee hral ks,ats lien and Auctaneers
We haze sold h tie last ten days q pfiyaie sale
900 oJJ ~of.h of Real Ests, bat or modea forbade
0ur i.uhisIlu- e.
FrsT-e5fai.s -.lies.f-d 20 The pubic
1uvlG fEA ~ rs ia GI2-s-r lt'bo III SD.
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WANTED To INVEST,
FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 Dollars

o invest IN improved PLANTATION and
= HAND 3, between Memphis and YicksbuIg On OF
near the Msssspp Tiver desirable Improved Real
Estate ID the Ciy Of Memphis Proposals. TO
sell are invited rom principals aud only (not
from agents. add esszd, with sealed names and deserp
ton Of property 10 rk Cox No. "a Memphis Pos,
Oaacs PURCHASER
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autIer,. CownrdIr nnd rnfnmou. 0rdsr.

Buffers COwhrdiy and Infamous Order.
The jackson MissisTppiaa, alluding to the
dastardly order Of this monster, rehe citing upon
the ladies' of New Orleans, justly observes:
We knew that the vile sentiment was foster.
ing in his heart, but did not suppose he would
dare TO express il Is it possible that he can
breathe the atmosphere of New Orleans an hour
after the issuance of such an order Is there
no Jackson amongst her brave and chivarous
sons who will Offer himself martyr in defeuse
Of tue chastity Of the mothers, wives, and
daughters of the city, and gladly give up his
own to take the life of the rufian and the out
law who daTes to breathe suspicion against their
angelic purity Is all manhood lost, that such a
wretch is allowed to live, move, and have his
being amongst US We will not believe it.
On the contrary, we shall soon expect to hear
that the insult to the fair daughters of New Or
leans has been wiped out in the blood of their
cowardly slanderer. And when it is done, let
the occasion be propitious-nOt in his orisons,
but I" when he is drunk, asleep, or in the incest
uous pleasures OF bis bed-then trip him, that
his heels may kick at Heaven, and that his soul
may be as damned aud black az hell whereto ii
gOeg
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IHf CTY -Ihs city Is 4. 1u.I place; the
lamp post committees saG street corner c0ugrsgsac1s
are poorly st-0ded ahonse hss 0=eoIzs myth tie
landing is ws!l Hdspe tor solitary waiS = sHy
timentast wishing meditats uudisturbed 1rou he
mutabiy d human Affairs stores ciose Of th=ir
accord every afternoon; the coffee house are al
shut blythe Provost srshs ard the only lively spot
that grees the wanderers sys is Court Square which
now beautiful place to spend Idle hour in and is
much requented by the Juveniles in the evening who
make it gay with their ringing laughter and innocent
sports Persons disposed to the blues should frequent
the square before sunset each fine day The streets
in thsr best trim yesterday the rain having laid
the dust aud purified the cutters
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CUTTERS AND PAYENENTs.-CoUBcil has
issued directions to have the depressions made in The
pgvements in many places removed reported the
Recorder for his action. Pers having complain Of
sch imPedmSDts Of cellar raals rai4ad above the
pGyss4Js Of other street distractions, suJuid leave
zoe bs station house for the Chief Of Police. We
pTesa1is tie police viii .-tE- Jo rI-i any sheh
oOsIruetions they cay o0ss.yr a- tucr disricts
Council has done well give ths Da-gv their attention
This Lind ,f nuisanee has very general Of
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$40 REWARnr

CTRAYED. from ny pIcnisse- N 1gincn es'er Aveuus,
- On Sunday. Nay iztt TWO F-DLES. One brown
niEe iorg has rDled ed 5y the hSrness medizm
sized IN cf anal black LoLs- a = name q isf
Hyery % me- o. auy I'M rllsion that ge them
ry,vQa 2fs JSO CREIGHTON