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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-27

oI the door. ue listens q moa ent !,
and it is repeated. Dartibg to the
door. re attempts to open. but be
finds himself prisoner. There ia
ono more ehaDce. lie tbinke, and
huires to the window; but slus for
Mr. Peppet, his wiic has inst re.
moved the ladder aud no cannot Ca
care. ...
He sits down on chair and looks
rucfnlly around him, and presently
he arises and picks up iew fra.-
ments OF letter which ia lying on
the carpet; it's from Polly Primrose.
lie wonders what she has done with
lie lock OF hair. ....
At this moment bis eyes fsll upon
his doguerreoiype, which is lying On
the table before him--mechanically
taking 1t mp, he opens it and eees--
whsti Nothing but his own lace
All the rest being rubbed off, and
around his lovely phiz is the missing
curl, ana the walnut meats are care
fully slowed in the corner OF ih,
case. Mr.. u. fairly blubberet
aloud.
"Good!" thought Mrs. r., "wher
you find your level, I'll lot you ont
and not till then
"A little wholesome dieciplin,
will do yon good, and l'm fully pre-.
pared to administer it "
How long Mrs. Pepper kept het
liegc lord in duranco vile, dcponen
saith not; and as what passed be
tween them when released from cap
tivity, we are unlnlcrmed, but o
this we are sure, Mr.. Pepper nigh
have been seen y morning or twt
afterwards to rnt his head into tn,
bedroom, and heard to say in meel
manrei:
'Bhsey Jane, have made tn,
kitchen fire and put on the tca.ket
lie, won't you please get up and ge
brc akfasil"
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Home Testimony.

MIR. ". ". kfS9sLBy:--D sir. We feel II a
nntv we owe ,c tho public. 10 state that Mar.
halEs Catholicon is medicine invaluable for
complaints classei under the head oi Female
diseases. We have used your Gin.enbeig
medicine and have been gre lily benefited
thereby; somuch so lthatwere the price dou.
BILE, we would have Them. 10 The thousands
of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
we would recommend the Cathoieon rs a sure
PanaceA. II gives strength To the system and
enables each OF the orgai of the body TO per.
form the appropriate functions.
Mrs. W CARTER, .H
Mrs. r.. T.. WEEK
Miss G. ilORMTElT.
MEDINA, March |. 1861.
The above named ladies We arc personally
acquainted with, aud know that for several
wears while we lived In Medina, u,ey were
great sufferers. Miss s. has been sc yaf'
aicted that II was with d inicuty she able
to stand upon her feet. few buttl ath
nlioon entirely cured her of her com
Ny vile received great benefit from ed
icihe. We recommend IL To the lndic ,of mi.
cIun,y as safe aud efficient romed tor tho
mary complaints they are subject to ., ~
JOHN WEGk J,
r.,. Editor Canfel llr aid
lsRiEL GREEN
$. ID. Frey.
osIiIElM GniBEL. Van Buren;
n. BARNLY, Macomb;
ID. U1PIINs, Gilbp1
THOMAS STARKs, Arlington.
j., A. BALDWIN. Nj. Blanchard.
JANE, BrRNs, Union township:
AhdDy Medicine Dealers ,-rou ~ out the iste
II. d. klNGl EY, Cleveland,
s.,o,,,o ,,,o ent for Ohio
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S
Balsamic Cordial |!

FORTHB srEEDyCuRB OF CuUons. Coins, 1NFLUl
BNZA, CRurP, IoARsESEss, BRoHCulTIs, PNEul
MONA. DISEASES ofTns BOWELS, ARISING FROM
Com, lSCIPIENT CoNsUMPTIos. AND ron ruFl
nEtIEF AND Nv AT ALL PosslBLE) CURE c. PA !
TIENTs IN ADVANCED STAGES or THE LATTER Dfs
EASE. .. ,"I
The Balsamc Cordial is entirely u Vegetable
production. combining The healing properties 81
ol tho Balsam with the iuvigurating qualities
o. y Cordial. producing combination So welli
adapted to the purposes Intended that there
are hut lew cases Of diseases which will not.
at au early period. succumb to its healing and
life-giving properties.
For arcs. has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion of the
attention Of the scientific oi The medical wurl l.I
but none acquired more eminence limits treat
ment of these diseases, than the celebrated
Prussian Dr. IloO1and. the originator Of the
Balsamic Cordial His HE was devoted to u el
production of remedies that would stand unri.
vailed. How well he has succeeded. the Amer.
ican people are able To- Judge; and we positive.
~ assert. that no preparations that have ever
same amount of benefits on suffering humanity, /,
or have elected so many concentrations from
al classes of society, as the remedies Of Doct .
Hornand. prepared by Dr. @. NJ. Jackson < Co.,
of Philadelphia. The Cordial Is designed for
class OF disGases more general and more fatal
lian any other to which the people nf this
country are subject - those sprnging from a
slight cold. That eminent authority. DIR. Bell.
says: 81 will not say that colds are to our in.
habitants what tho Plague and Yellow Fever
arc 10 those Of other countries: but | can aver
confidently teat thoy usher in disease of great
sr rOmplicitv aud mortnlitv than these latter"
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES

A Mpreppred undpr the jmmed super
N vision nr ola skilful Physician, and they
may be clied upon in all cases.
The intelligence ofthe community Is not in.
suited by the offer of the single medicines
IMmch clalms to CURE ALI DISEASES, but the
Grafenhere Remedies consist Of eleven differ
ent Medicines. all uncqualed in the cure Of
tho disease for which they are recommended,
among which may he selected one appropri.
ate to any of the diseases incident TO this
country and climate. . ..' .-srt.t.T
~THE GREFENBFRG Y EGETABLE
PILLS nre better than any othe Kind Of Pills
n th @ wnldPrice d cents
sS TIlE GrEFENBERG UTERINE CATH
ollCoN Is an infaliblo remedy rail- Female
diseasesPticc$
sp-THE CREFENBERG EYE LOTION 10
unparalleled In all innarr nation or Diseases OF
tile Eve Price ~ ceute
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-31


HoREIBLE HoHcTDE "A FATHER
AND THREE CnILDRES MURDERED We
have just received partial particulars of
one Of the most horrible and atroeious
murders ever known in this county. Il
il enough 20 make the heart ache and
the blood curdle in ones veins.
The facts, as related 70 Us, are as fol-
lows:
4 man named Herke, who resides 10
German township, near Mr. Fares, aud
about Eve miles from this place, To-
gether with his three children, we're
most bratally murdered, Saturday morn
ing, about ten clock, By some as yet un-
known parties Their heads we're nearly
severed from their shoulders wiih an
axe, which was afterwards found on the
premises. The fourth child, daughter
Of the brother Of the murdered man, was
also severely wounded by the axe, in the
head, bat 10 still alive The ages OF the
NatNtfh NC IgAt4 ubA AtAfh
At the time these horrible murders
were committed, the mother ard wife Of
the victims was attend n market ia this
place, aud returned home about eleven
o'clock, ouly TO witness the terrible and
shocking scene Of blood.
The cause Of this horrible deed is ea.
tireIy unknown, as are also the perpera-
tors. Some of the aeighbors state that
two meu were seen leaving the house
where the murders we're committed
about day light, and entering eouliga-
Gus swamp.
The citizens hive formed themselves
into posse eoanG atUs. aud are securing
The country In seiircs Of the villains who
perpetrated the horrible deed The
Sheriff aud sevsral deputies from this
place have also gone ia search Of them.
l. is to be hoped they viii be arrested
and brought speedily 70 justice. We
will give additional particulars as We
are able 10 ob.aia them.
Since the above was ia type, We have
a clearer statement aud additional par
ticulars Of this heartrending affair from
Sheriff Woain, who has just returned
from the scene Of the murder.
He states that the children were not
struck with an axe, as stated above, bat
were beatea with elabs, after which the
villains went to where the father was en-
gagged ia cutting a tobacco poll aud
struck him with the axe he was using,
almost severing his head from his body.
At last accounts two Of the children
were still alive, with iaiut hopes that one
of them may recover. The mother Of
these unfortunate children, aud wife Of
the murdered man, is frantic, as well
shc may be, after seeing her darlings
thus brutality murdered by tends incai-
nate.
Sheriff wolhin yesterday arrested two
soldiers in the hospital, - Grow, Of
the Oath, and H. c. Roberts, of the SSH
Indiana regiments Roberts lives in
Martin county, and Grow in Knox ecun-
~ They are now in jail awaiting trial;
but we learn that there is no clear evi.
denee that they are the guilty parties.
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River News.

River low and receding moderately
Weather mild and dry.
The business on the Ievee iz almost
entirely suspended, and beating for the
present is about played out
The Tycoon, Armada, Bowen and
Curlew are laid up at the wharf for want
Of water and business.
The ID. b. Campbell left on Saturday
night with large lot o. Government
freight, for Henderson.
The lightdraught ste amer Havana
passed down Saturday evening on her
way to Henderson. She returned TO
Louisville the same nighs with . crowd
Of passengers
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ale 1aiTp 5unrnar.
CITY NEWS.
JOURNAL BRIBERY.

The publishers Of the E5ansUite Jcur
nal have just added to their Newspaper
and JOB Printing Establishment, a
FIRST CLASS BINDERY and MASU-
FACTORY or BLAEK Books Having Sc
cured the services Of some Of the best
workmen in the West, they are prepared
TO execute orders at Cincinnati and
Louisville prices
Every description Of Blank Books,
such as Railroad, County, Banking, Mer-
cantiie, and Forwarding Books, manu-
featured 70 order and from the best
quality Of stock.
Ruling aad Blanks, and Book Head
Printing, executed in superior man
ner. Ali kinds Of Printed Work, such
as Magazines, Law and Medical Works,
Pamphlets and old books rebound in
every variety Of style from hsIfbouud to
Antique and FulI-Gilt Work.
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The People Of the soufh want peace
They desire ssold Abe" 90 Issue a
Proclamation.

NEw YoaE, August 29--The United
States transport Baltic arrived today
from Alexandria, s c., with the 9th
and Goth Ohio, and 9th Michigan Vo.an-
teers, under command OF Col Charles
Cady, Of the GOTH Ohio, Acting Briga-
der General
The Post has the following special,
Washington 29th
The National Igfeliigeneer Of this
morning contains a letter from the Hon.
John Adams, who il yoached for az a
loyal man, and friend Of the Admin.s,ra-
ton, and has just returned from a trip
through Virginia, North Carolina. Geor-
gia, Alabama and Tennessee lie says
be has converted extensively with the
people, aud most Of the leaders OF the
rebellion, all Of whom regard their Snail
defeat a. inevitable, and express viii
lIngness 10 accede 20 any terms which
shall not humiIiate or degrade them.
They affirm that Il i not for them TO beg
for peace. bat for President Lincoln IS
hold out the olive branch. They desire
the leaders of the rebellion g. be held 10
n strict accountability for their crimes.
The writer urges a proclamation from
the President, after the fall Of Charles
ton, Offering protection to all who will at
once Law down their arms.
The InteiiigsHcer says the statements
OF the writer are entitled to full credit.
According 10 the Morris Island cor.
respondent Of the Boston Herald, Cen.
Gilmore arrested, by order OF Secretary
Stanton, on Friday last, all the CORES.
pondenis Of the Press on Morris Island,
on the grouad that the correspondence
Of The Baltimore American and the New
York Tribune had given 70 the public
news OF eontraband character Gen.
Gilmore afterwards modiiies his order
so far as 10 allow them TO send forward
such letters as be approved.
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NEW BOOKS.


JOURNAL or RESIDENCE on A GEORGIA
PLANTATION, BY Miss r. A. keniblc.
BuCKI.E'S HISTORY or CT, ILiZATfOS IN
ENGLAND.
MILL on LIBERTY
DEFINITION or FAITH. by Hammond.
Tue MCCLELLAN spy.
RuMOLA.
ALICE; or. THE MYSTERIES.
THE LADY LIEUTENANT.
GIN. CORCoRsN's CAPTIVITY.
SIN MONTHS IN SEcESSIA
THE REBEL COUSINS; or. LIFE AND
LOVE IN SECESSIA
THIS THREE cLERSs, by Anthony Troll
lcpe.
LONDON PUNCH.
wAvERLl MASAytNE for S~ps-mbsr.
aae asscrtment Of Chiidrvn's Books
At noBELL'S Bcok sisrs-
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THE VERY LATEST
TELE q r a PH
FROM NEW YORK.


JefE Davis 30 raise $4,000 Negro
have 500 acres Of land at the end
Of the Wsr.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 2o.-The Richmond
papers state that JEFF Davis has decided,
after a conference with the Cabinet, to
raise $1,000 black troops, who are TO re-
eeive their freedom and 500 acres Of land
az tie end Of the war
The Bermuda Gazete gives an ac-
CONT Of the proceedings in ST. Georges,
showing that serious trosble Is occurring
there relative to negro laborers, who ask
higher wages for work in diseharging
vessels.
Several assassinations have occurred,
and incendiarism was frequent
A large lot Of cotton had been fred
and thrown into the bay 70 exsinguish
IT,
The rebel steamers Cornubia and Ea-
genia were at the wharf when the Gre
occurred. and sent their crew TO subdue
the flames.
A meeting Of citizens was held, and
reward Of 500 offered for the arrest Of
the ineendiaFies.
The steamers Fannie and Jennie from
Halifax, and The Florida from Nassau,
had arrived consigned 20 Bourne, 4 we'll
knaEn rebel agent.
The rebel steamer Phantom, with cot
ton, arrived on the 10th.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pIsEAsEs OF THE ; ERyoUs. SEMINAL.
UnwAsf Ash sfKCsL sTzr MA Ne~ and reliable
trssf"'sHt--iu Rsgarts II The HEwARD AssO-
ciArTOS-s@nt 10 s>aied isifer envelopes, ne o
eAarrr. Aadrsss, DE-. J.skTLLIS HouGBTOS.
hoSasd Assoeiat'oa, PhilsdeiPhia. Pa. saz7 I'm
ATTENTION, soLDu RS PROTECT YOUR
Hath i-So ssHsitis man VII leasr chs city
Slthsst supply Of HGLJoxAY's PILLS AsD
OINTMENT fos wpaRss, Bruises. sores, Fesers
and Dyseafery, thsze aseoi aes arc fo bost IN the
world. Every Eagiish and French solder use
thea. osiy - cents Fsf los er pot rs
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Aug. %
FLoUR unchanged; rAtr demand Tor
fresh made at 4 75@5 25 for trade
brand
WHEAT quiet and unchanged red
90a93; white | 05@ 10
Coax 60c.
OATS 44G7 45c
RYE declined 10 73c.
WH,sKY in active demand at 80, clos
ing buoyant
A good demand for bulk meats; shout
ders sold at &c.
Not much doing in Bacon or Mess
Pork.
GROCERIES hrm and unchanged.
Colo advanced 10 22Ca23
ExcHASgE firm and in good demand
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tai The addition 20 Gumberts's build
ing on the corner Of Main aud First
streets is nearly finished, and will, whes
completed, add considerably to the sp
pearanee Of that corner
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p0- The number OF cases on docket
for the Common Pleas Court, which con.
venes on the first Monday ia September
next, is 279. Besides these there are
/ 9 criminal cases on docket
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sas- The public eistern near the cor.
ner &C First and Main streets is nearly
completed, aud ia short time will be
ready for use.
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~ Marriage lie

s1- Marriage licenses have been
ssued at the Clerks Office to the follow
ng parties, in the las, two weeks:
Louis Richter aud Louisa 0ehlnaa,
Conrad Koch aud Anna Maria Kohl;
ames Harris and Mary Jane Cash
ohm Blum aud Caiharina Loebs; Ed
fard Humherg and Anna Backhart;
meas McCsllister and Loisa johnson
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEn
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dive

oheSuCiVt NtlcDfatcu mar I'VE
Ls the Best IN the Woridi The oniv
Harmless, Trse, aud Reliable Dye
AHora
Thls splendid Hair Dye Is Psrfset--ehange. Red
Rusiy a. Grey Hair, instantly to a Glossy BlArk
sr Natural nro~n. without Ihiuriag the Hair or
stsiaiag tha skin. leaving the Hair So and
Besutlfaii iaparis fresh vitality, frequently re-
storing isa pristine color and recttnss the m
sfssets ef Hal Dyes. The Genuine Is signed VIII
LIAM A. BACHELOR. all sthsrs are mere imi-
tsiions, and shonid he a=eided sold By al
prsxzists, a.. Fsctery-se Barclay street. \. T.
BArcBELOR's NEW TOILET CREAM ron
DRESSING the HAIR jyIedwfy
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az INVALID,
Pubiished for the iepest. and as a warning and
CAUTION To YOU'VE MIN whe surss from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood
etc. Supplying AZ the same time TuE MEANS
OF skLF CURE. by ona whe has cured himself
afer bsing puf 70 gras expense aaI Injury through
medieai huabag aud auaekery.
ny sncfosiHe a postpaid addressed envelope
single eopica may b. had o. the sathor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ
Rsdfrrd. kiffrs Vsnotx \ Y
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Pleuty Of Lake lee e' instantly on hand
day and night, at the Lower Landing.
T.. INGLE & co.
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CIGARS
r o 3 &C co

III nan 81" AuE aArt EAAE2rlNA
Manufacturers. Ia osr liza. ia ,hs STATE. ".
ersr the soile~ ing re,~eco sHa cls.s.. fear s.u
taauufsrfur- ar safss
- hoKss % Fisr Lamp YER yeasd .--.. ~ cf..
80 hoxrs = 10 Lump tsr pend -. a. Cts.
Nu BoHes frask's 0rahes LaalP > ~ - CO.
90 Res Bal. In Ca8di-s. pr tzssbI-. q ca.
30 Boxes baruw's ia Gaiites
- Csfdies Ps4eh Lsaf pr pouna.-..-. a. ca.
- ~ Dorado, LiFhf, pr f.aund ..-- 81 -
- taeds~ fapcAke. light. pr reana - ca.
80 hgHe. sun sss-'i reh4oca D r.. s. Css
tsi.o - HeHi- .rsn Twist rob@ecs;
i,tfo Barrels sHokinE Tcbaeru.
90 tfxss Bgnd's scotch snun;
q Hail Barre. Fins-cuf Chewing Tatsca.
10 Mersxhsara FlTzs:
loo Gross Briar and " cd Pifss
1en4nnsi Clay PIPES, assofted
tio Gross huktsr f1ias.
ta.fso escorted PIPE stems
zaafu c@skA Cissrs
80 Heury AfsF ctxsra, AFat'ss
800 Hsury tiaf tiEsfs. s-coua's.
z+.f=Pl IA Nspaison Cigars;
snsfss vi hFutas Cigars
Nsl.eo Half Sfsnish CsSarss
eisa9o S~xeF-~ts;
- 80 ~ ssissdias Cigars
tfses1 Packs sEnrk - Tobacco
81 prunas 7ufki.h smafinE Tnh.raa.
90 taiss kiantesuick Seeding Tatsrrps
20 brHms shsarhef
R,so feansls daekahey sBanl
200 Fressh saan.
Merchants asf stors-Kssrefs l.-sk 10 ~
iaissssti saAn,ine euf iArgs sio.k
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sA- Peaches are worth from sl0O to
? % per bushel in this city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-31

rA- Chickens are selling in market, at
be rate Of 81 % per dozen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-31

H0- Prairie chickens are selling at
5 cents per pair. We believe Frank
'elker has the only ones in the city.
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PROP. o. ]. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

AAiH -eisat-htnH ffffiafafi0n
" fif, by Natures oesn Process, RE-
ss"rs Gray Hair 90 the Original olor
Wiit nats d era~ on Baia ITsad.
Wta frstose tbe Natural ssefeflons.
WIZ resnov- a ones al ltehiax.
VIII rossoye al Daadrua
Will eare al Ersrtlona- even scald Head.
VIII aasks en- ifslF son and elossy
VIII pre-etsa ti- coIor Of Hair % rid Age.
VIII siwsys fsstsn IL, and stop IL Failing
And Is oav 4 ti-e sest soiles Artieis for ths
Hair eow is 49,
Thousands OF soldiers In the Army
Have testified 70 the shove. who had beeom. gray
ami is' the'r Hair by siek i--- change Of climate
snd ihatientlea, ~hiis PERFORMING camp dairy.
AZ a Restorative and dressing u has no equal.
KELLER WHITE.
Nhoessle sod Retail Agents Cor Esan.yille.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE..

CORPORATION N0TICE.
oHpKR rpR a PLANK SIPS vaLK.
August ~ ss5.--And now u l. hereby ordered
and directed By the Commsn Coun ~ Of the CITY Of
Evansville that the owners % all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the Forth side %
franklin street, from First t. second ayruae. la
satd city, cause the side walks thereon 20 b.
brought 20 the proper grade, aud that they cause
. sid- wsik Of Ctazs Ne. 20 b. laid down thereon
within thirty days irom tl'e paelieStion Of this
order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Cterk's offcr. August 10 iSss4
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APPLE PARERs.

% DcZkN GENUINE TURK TABLE AP-
ZsJ PIE Psrers-fhe Lat naehires ii H. rrit-si
States Every nHpehine warranted 20 give s.sis-
feetion. Also II had Brass and Enzzaslsa krt-
tiss. FoT sale y JACOB sTEArB son,
austin q Main Street.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

Colirktor'- Sale - Real Estate for the raynens
% The Gusts sid ,AlSn-ss 81 Stss~aik IMPROVE
meats.
NOTICE. l. HEREBY GTvES. THAT By
~ virtue Of a prrceIt iSsued ~ thc Mayer Il III
City 81 ransviile and o. me airectcd, | ~iu sel
at pubiic sncitc 3. az the deer q the Court iiuu=
In said CITY, ThrrSfay. >~psemk ID, AZ 10 ocloci
a. m, the fiioviag Lots psrcels Of Real Estate
or % much thereof may = n-srszary O. psy %.
atncnnt eesrssi and ASSESSED AGAINST aid Lots -
speciiv " Tor the costs aud uNFrnscS Of nakins
Sidewalk improvements upoa said Lots. tegettei
With the costs u sac. ard that the AID sale viii
eca innfsi-on the nexf day therra9er. vfzs FRIDAY
the Ath u September. At 10 O'Clock a. m. xf an
piscr tsr tn purp Of selling such proprrfs
mss hzse hen sold on the dAs allow nasntionss
and not paid for:
CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT.
Lot s. BIZ = Chas. " Msckey owner,..s 81 III
Lot =. aisck ;. . 4. Read. -sssuer. ...... m
Iot I. Hiuek 4, L. Otmsttdt & 20. oWncrs As
Lot :. Bleek :, Do o do ~
Lot = Bio la Brown oWnec ~
WILLIAM 6. BOEPPLE.
aaiT Collector City ef EvanKville.
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In suran ce A gency.
ALLEN C. HALLECK,

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGEsE
AD5rsTxE 90 AFrNAsEs AxD s9rAaT pvHLIs.
He eontnues 70 issus Policies froaa several First
Cizss aad most FsliAhia
Insurance COMPANIES
In ths Gos-ivg. on iHiasd End Fgs Rlsks. He viii
also recsivs applications for
LIFE INSURANCE
be VII attshd % tbs Adjuatu1rnt o. Losses o.
every deseriptisn uuAsr poliei-@ frsm other sgen-
sies, and attend 10 the ssttlemsuf u al matters
eqapertsd With Insurance. fos parties Interest
Cd His ioaE cKpesisncs a. ISsrhAScH AsEST
With inszranes.
Sc omea, % first Street. seE The F0ss
nhier
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e L E ANT Sly Es
Esgssr-a 70 60 atais sf.s el..s
Dry Goods House,


Black, Plain and Fancy Silks,
Foulard Silks,
Fine Mozambique Dress Goods, plain
and Check;
Bareges, 0rgsndies and Jaeonets,
Lawns, Mourning and Summer
Dress Goods, Of svsry description
Point Lace Cellars.
Collars Of every Variety,
Mourning setts,
Mourning Collars,
Silk Talmss saeques. and
Circulars Of all kinds,
Lace Nantes,
Summer ShaEls,
Silk Psrasols, beautiful assortment
just received.
harseilIes Quilts aud Spreads, so
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Staple Goods Of every description.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

~ irst surh quauiisiss - $50 - Assir-d Oar
fristsis frega kenineky. Iflials ana Indiasa Vim
nna otR hotkE just 81 tlars q 81 salss -
estsrd hr fiasir Gfrsn nafks 90 ans oti,sr ns.sr,
fsfmtis ffxfHrrsf Nlsu auF stl~f rsat, ID -,
80 thFm. JAaUEss - FRENCH.
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DRUGS. &c.
Bitters.
Periodical Drops.

THE CELEBRATED tuHN L. LYAs,i
Il Ffsurh fsris-firas Drop fasf revived 81
SCMLAEfFER = Drag store
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JeE Davis 40 raise 10000 Negro
troops. They are to be Free and
have 500 acres OF land at the end
of fhe War