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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
DOCTRESS.
The Rahellinn Geo sed

TV'HE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. C0WLES BEGS
i leave TO announce to. her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which we're used by the
Old Doctor himself which won for him practioe
at that time unequaled in the West She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Greek jyIl-dly
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRIcK SIDE WALK.

Feb. 2s, IS63.-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed 10y the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the of all lots or parts Of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the south side of
Fourth street from Clark to Second avenue in said
City, cause the side wal of Class No to lie Iaif
down thereon within thirty days from the publica-
ton of this order. p. BURKE, Clerk 2
Clerks Office, Feb q, 1853. Z
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TIE E ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Army Of the Potomac in fine SPIRITS
Gen. Sumner Supereedes Gen. Curtis.
MORE PIRATEs AFLoAT.

New York, March l0-A Washing
ton special to the Tribune states that the
spirits of the army is growing better and
better. It's health is excellent. New
regiments which contain the greatest
per cent of sickness are rapidly improv-
ing. The weather to-day is superb, the
roads are rapidly improving and every
thing looks cheering.
General Orders No. 20, promulgated
to-day, contain the names of 100 officers
absent without leave, who are ordered to
report within fifteen days or be dismissed
from the service
The Times dispatch says the Judges
of the Supreme Court had discussion in
reference to ali the opinions in the cases
argued before them, and which are to be
rendered tomorrow. The cases which
attract particular attention are the Prize
and Almaden case The latter case,
which involves millions of dollars, is in
favor of the Almaden Company, and
against the United States.
An order transferring Gen. Sumner
to the command lately held by General
Curtis. will be issued tomorrow The
command will embrace Arkanss s, Mis-
souri,, New Mexico, Colorado and Ne
braska. '--.-...
The Surgeon General has directed that
all sick and wounded soldiers who have
been sick for three months and upwards,
and are in fit state to bear transporta-
ton, shall be Immediately transferred to
the General Hospital nearest their homes.
The Treasury is provided with suf-
fcient amount Of bullion to meet all ex-
pected demands.
a Nassau correspondent of the Herald
states that on the date of Feb. 18th the
rebel schooner arrived there on the 25th
inst. Her officers met at the ROYAL Vic
toria Hotel, discussing loudly their pratt
cal exploits
Last evening three fast steamers en-
tered this port within an hour of each
other, the Georgiana, brig-rigged, iron
propeller; Brittania, Goddess of Neu-
tralty, a side-wheel, iron, brig-rigged
and very fast; the iron screw steamer
Gertrude, brig rugged and also very
fast This fine feet of steamers will
prove valuable addition to the rebel
piratical feet; and unless we can send a
Baltic or Vanderbilt in their track their
capture will be next to impossible.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
a containing five rooms, cellar, Porch, &C.; also
stable with four lots, being upwards of 100 feet
front and Us deep, corner. The lots all
fenced with coed subs antial pick t f-nc-, and
filled with Choice fruits aad berries, such as Cher
ries, Pears, Quincies, rfach Apples, Currants,
GoosberTies, Grapes, RasPbcrrics, Piums; also
EyeTgreens.
Terms easy. Enquire of Philip Hoffman,, on the
premises, III Euiott's Enlargement, or at Eickery
Bros. Grocery, No 81 Main Street. MARI
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HOME TESTIMONY.

STEwARTsvILLE- Poscy Co., Ind, April Is.
Or. c. " RoBAck-Dear Sir: ! feel it my duty
o present you certf ate to show ysu the benefits
have received from your scandinavian Blood
Remedies, after l lad been severely afflicted some
hree years, ard giving various patent medicines
nd our physicians trial. l feel perfectly safe in
sying that through your medicine am cured.
DE-. FUGAH.
See advertiser nj in another column. novl9
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TO NERVOUS suEEERERs OLE BOTH SEXES.

i
4 Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
health in few days after uud rgoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat
meut, without success, considers it his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, he viii send free) cory of the
prescription us i. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, IS5 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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SABRE CUTS, GUNsHOT WOUNDS, AND
all other kinds of wounds, also Sores, Ulcers ard
ScHrvy, heal safely and quickly under the ioothing
influence of HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT 1t
heals to the bone, so that tie would never opens
again Soldiers, supply yourselves. Only . cents
per pot 233
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eGtNr,S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE PAY
N9ENT OF THE COST AND EN-
PEN GF SIDEWALK IM-
PROVE y = N,FS.

OF REAL ESTATE FOEe THE PAY
N9ENT OF THE COST AND EN-
TENS = GF SIDEWALK HI
PHOVENEN'FS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. BY
~ virtue Of precept issued by the Mayor Of
the City of Evansville, and 10 me directed, / will
sell at public auction, at the door Of the court
house i'm said city, Oh Friday, The 10th day of
March, AID. 1868 at two O'Clock PM, the follow
ing lots parcels of real estate, much there
cf as may be necessary 10 pay the amount charged
and assessed against SAID lots respectively for the
cost and expenses of making sidewalk improve
ments for said lots, together with the cost Of sale
and that said sale viii he continued On the next
day thereafter viz. Saturday. the Dist day of
March, III. 1858, al two O'clock PM, at the door
of the Courthouse Of Evansville, for The purpose
Of selling such property may have been sold on
the first day aforementioned and not paid for.
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Lot No. 1877, Maria Robbers, owner........SlS 90
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
North beast half of lot No. Q, block IS, John
Walker owncr.............-..... ............. 81
Lot No. y, block 3. Nancy Rogers, owner 90 %
!, 10, u. c. Keller, owner. 3 80
II, -, u. G. Keller, owuer.... 35
:, q, z N. Cook, owner........ , u
i, %, John II Miller, ownar.. 50
=, %, Jacob II. Miller, owner rs
l3, j., Marcus Sherwood own. 36
sToCCwELL'S ENLARGEMENT.
Lot No 81, block 10, john NJ. Stockwens
heirs, ownerS....-.-- ...-................- y 30
heirs, owners... -. ...., $500. %
Lot No. q, block 10, John NJ. Stuckwells
heirs, owners. .................. 2 70
Lot No. a, block 10, John NJ. Stockw5lrs
heirs, ownors..... ................... ? 10
Lot No p, block 10, John II. StOckwclIs
heirs owners 10
Lot Ne. Q, block II, Stephen Holmes heirs,
owners ............ -. ..................... .
Lot No Z, block H. James Steele, owuer...... 81
s, II, James Steele, Uwner...... 81
LAMASCO.
Lot No ;, block 1870, Christian Miller, own 70
Lot No. I, block 132, Allis & Howes
o"!iFta '-.---.-.- COL % o.
Lot No /, block l.i2, Allis & ITowes, - %
Lot No ,, block 1872, Aliis & Howes. owners. 20
Lot No. >, block lO2, f., l., y G. 5. L. L. K.
Lot N ., block 81. john Meters, owner...... 80
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Lot No /, block 20, Martin & Clifford, own
JOSEPH J. REITZ, City Collector.
March 6, 1863.
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION !
Come and get yonr Money.

IyTM. REAVIS HAVING PROCURED
W License from the Government to practice
Law in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts, has
also been authorized to act as Claim Agent He
therefore, especially invites discharged Soldiers,
the heirs of such have been killed ia battle re
signed officers, any other persons who may have
claims against the Government, to give him call
OFFiCE-0n Main Street, opposite the Court!
House, NO. 951Z over keller's Gun Store.
feblS-.m
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NEW MUsIC AGAIN.

THE YOUNG RECRUIT.
THE CAPTAIN
I'M LOOKING FOR HIM HOME
THE MOTHERS PRAYER
FONDLY AND TRULY-just out.
MOTHER, o SING ME TO REST and hun
bred other pieces at
MARI WARREN & CONVICTIONS.
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Mr.. ED1ToE-Please announce the name of A G
SULLIVAN as an Independent Union candidate
for the office of Marshal Of the City Of Evansville.
al the ensuing April election.
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GROCERIES.

- hNeCELLGS.
~ DOZEN ASSORTED LAMP SHADES AT
NV mari ELLiOTTS Family Grocery.
90 BOXES WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE
IL MARI at No. y Main Street
6N3, DOZEN ASSORTED NEW GROUND
MARI ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
i chests Gun Powder Tea,
g Imperial do
2" Young Tyson do,
" Black DO, at
mari No. p Main Street.
DRIED FRUIT
~ 1900 bushels Dried Apples,
200 - Peaches,
mari ELLGOTT's Family Grocery
DOLTING PINS CLOTHES PINS, BUTTER
MARI At ETLIoTT's Family Grocery.
RFARKET DAsKETs-25 dozen assorted Mar
17I ket Baskets at
MARI ELLIOTTs Family Grocery.
IN DOZEN ASSORTED WASH TUBS AT
CO MARI ELLIOFT'S Family Grocery.
{ITIsP BRoONS-iS doz assorted wisp Brooms
W at ELLIorTS Family Grocery.
L'IGS-Ioo boxes Figs, put up expressly fer
i family use at ELLIUTT'S
mari Family Grocery.
DAKING POWDERS
ID 10 doz b cans Bishoprick' Baking Powder,
10 dcz :.
10 doz l " Soda
10 doz q % g
mari AT ELLIorT'S Family Grocery.
Ok DOZEN ASSORTED FEATHER DUST
~ ers, purchased hc1ore the rise at
mari ELLI0TTS Family Grocery
GOAL OIL LAMPS-1oO dozen Coal Oil LAMPS.
- assorted; every style and pri ., for sale chcap
MARI At ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
I. LAYOR Nc EXTRACTS
i % doz. Essence Lemon;
- doZ Essence Vanilla;
- drz. Essence Rose,
o doz. Pine Apples,
mari At ELLi0T1S Family Grocery.
uAMS-lo,oOO pounds fresh Hams; 2o.ooo Ms
I fresh Shoulders, for sale to close out consiern
ment at ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
o. DOz. TOMATOES, N CANS;
~ 70 doz. Pine Apples, do.
% doz Pears, do
% doz. Blackberries, do.
% dog. Peaches, do.
10 dOZ. Plpms, do.
MARI at ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
4 RANBERRIES-5 barrels Cultivated Gran
MARI at ELLIOTT's Family Grocery.
(,OFFEE-
- 10 dozen pound papers genuine Rio Coffee,
~ +" Lacuyra "
~ :" Java
~ 6 Dandelion do.
80 g assorted pure Coffee, in tin cans.
Just received at ELLIOTT'S
MARI Family Grocery.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Pronounced bv those
ID who use il to he the best they ever had TRY
it. For sale at FlCKERY BROS.
nANDELION C0FFEE-IO boxes of Thomp-
~ sons celebrated Dandeliun Coffee for sale at
mart NICkERY BROS.
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Executors Sale Of Real
Real Estate

ESSGl ESTATE.
THE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTOR AND
i EXecutriX OF the last will of Peter Sharpe, de-
ceased, will sell at public auction, beginning on
Thursday, March, 9, 1868, the door of the Court
House in the city of Evansville the following de-
scribcd Real Estate situated in Sbarpe's Enlarge
ment of the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, to-wit:
Twelve Lots i'll Block s. from Is TO "a inclusive
Twelve g g ., from l 10 II inclusive
Eleven q 10, from ! to IL inclusive
Two &c Z" Il, the same being Lots 10
and Ii.
Eleven Lots in Block "A, from ! to IL inclusive.
Eleven . g 10. from to II inclusive
Twenty-Five Lots in Block 10, from 1 to % in
elusive
Eleven Lots in Block II, from to II inclusive.
Twenty-Five Lots in Block 20, from l to y in
elusive.
Eleven Lots in Block p from l to II inclusive
Also the east half Of Block twenty-five.
The above described Real Estate comprises some
ofthe most desirable locations for residences, and
offers great inducements to purchasers. The sale
will be positive.
TERMS-0ne-third cash at the time Ofpurchase,
one-third in one year and one-third in two years,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred pay
ments with interest and without any relief what
ever from valuation and appraisement laws Sc
cured by mortgage upon the premises
MORRIS 5. JOHNSON, Executor.
febl9d3w EMILY SHARPE. Exc utrix.
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Wanted to Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, AT MODERATE
\ rent, with five or six rooms or more; Gems
trally located preferred. Apply Immediately at
GOLDMAN, BERG & cos,
marc First Strest-Es
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FOR TOWNSVILLE TRUSTEE

CHARLES T. BRGUGHTON submits his name
to the voters of Pigeon Township candidate
for Township Trustee.
NJ L. JOHNSON is a candidate for Township
Trustee of Pigeon township at The coming April
election.
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FOR MARSHAL
JOHN WAYMAN Is = candidate for City Mar
shall at the ensuing April election.
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Gaeat Battle Imminent at Frank
lin, Tennessee.
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nE0W| at,

D L GFISSLER HAS REMOVED HIS JEW
i elry Store No IS Main Street, next door to
Shanklin Il Riley, where he will be very happy to
see his friends and old customers 10 show
them the largest ard best selected stock of
Watches Clocks Jewellery and Silver Ware in the
City. Be sure and call ON No. % Main Street.
jams p. i. GEISSLER
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WANTED.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT
\ a furni he'd room. Address sc. o. Journal
Office. mars
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Grateful for past very liberal patronage, 10
sOlicits the attention of Merchants to examine his
heavy stick of Common Ware, which will enable
him to offer extra inducements to the trade
We n%vi 4 9, la.
jan27d&w3m
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FOR STREET. COMMISSIONER.
Please announce the name Of JOHN V0GEL as
candidate for reelection to the office Of Street
Commissioner al the ensueing april election.
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CA DEBATES.

FOR CITY CLERK
ALOLPH PFAFFLIN VII lie an Independent
candidate for City Clerk ct the April election.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

rT7HOSE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN BE
L supplied by leaving their orders 81 Mr. p;
Boy's Store, or 10 John Smyth, On Division Street
between Fifth and Sixth Street 80
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-03-18
For the Grand Haven News.
LIFE is LOVE.

In my lone and silent chamber, by the fire, .
Ev'ry thought Of sadness vanished, and Of ire,
All my soul unstrung and tuneless, like Tyre
Cast aside, fOrsaken. eo}g ooe1rfI
Thus my tho'ts WITHOUT connection sped along
Void of definite complexion was the thlong,
Till in truth, or else in fiction, right or wrong,
Came this solemn diction.
"Toll it to the sons of Adam, Life is Love-"
And saw gentle spirit, like a dove t
Swift descending to the nations from above,
whispering still That motto.
Out amid the strife and turmoil of the world,
Where the warrior wide his banner had unfurld,
And the death shot, fatal death-shot. swift were
.r hurled, iErrrr... .....r
Roved my dreamy fancy.
And heard the bitter groanings, dying groans,
Rising from that field Of carnage, and those
means,
Telling tales of bit;cr anguish, in such tones
Let not mothers hear them.
To the busy, crowded alley next 1 turned,
Where the tempting golden treasures safe were
urned,
And tho flaming fires Of avarice ever burned
In tho sordid bosom.
And saw the "poor and needy 4" turned away
While thousand gaudy trappings decked the
gay;
And / heard that answer, heartless answer
"Nay,' .i.L -
Like a death-knell coming.
Pointing toward the bending heaven, tow'ring
!. spires r,l . a.,... .,,u
Guide us where religion kindles all her fires,
And a thousand earnest prayers, deep desires,
Ardent spirits utter. ....
But how strange the invocation, " Oh, our God,
Build up our denomination by thy nod"
Yet let not thine appreciation, but thy rod,
Rest upon all Others"
Starting from my pensivc rcv'ric, "Whcre, l
cried, ar a. E 1i.y ee..
Shall find the spirits diction vcrifedl"
" Life is love among the blessed at my side
Whispered then the spirit.
."II .F...f .tat Hs.. EsoR.
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Proceedings of the Democratic Con
vention--Ninth Judicial Circuit.

The Democratic Judicial Convention of
the Ninth Judicial Circuit assembled pur-
suant to call, at the Oourt-Room, in the
village of Muskegon, Muskegon County,
on the 4th day of March, 1858, at o.
clock P. NJ.
On motion, William Francis, Of ALE
gan, was elected President, and William
p. Odell, of Muskegon, Secretary, g.
Mr.. George Parks, Of Ottawa, moved
the appointment of committee on Gre
dentials, consisting Of five delegates.
The President announced the following
persons as the committee: George Parks,
Of Ottawa, A. S. Butler, of Allegan, S.
R. Sanford, Of Muskegon, and L. D. Ea-
ton, of Oceana. H.tu
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates present, viz:
A. S. Butler, Silas Stafford, II. K.
Blackman, A. r. Balch, William Francis,
Lee Bannester and George Maze, of AL
legan County; /. P. Sanford, Uzel B.
Eames, George Parks, Paul Van den
Berg and Hunter Savidge, of Ottawa
County L. D. Eaton, of Oceana County
Benjamin l.. Piper, William P. Odell and
Samuel r. Sanford, Of Muskegon Coun-
ty.
The report was adopted and the com
miitee discharged.
On motion, A. J. Emlaw was admit
ted a delegate, rs Ottawa County delega.
ton was not full.
On motion, representatives Of each
county have power of casting full vote
On motion, the President announced
the following ms The committee on resolu
tions: A. r. Balch and s. Stafford, of AL
Logan; George Parks and /. p. Sanford
of Ottawa; Samuel r. Sanford, of Mus
kegon; and L. d, Eaton, of Oceana
On motion, the convention then pro
ceeded to nm informal ballot-H. 4
BlackmaD, and p. Van den Berg having
been appointed tellers.
Flavius j. Littlejobn received twelv,
votes; Robert w. Duncan, six; ant
George Parks, one.
On motion, the convention then pro
ceeded to formal ballot:
Flavius ]. Littlejohn received seventeen
votes, and Robert w. Duncan, two.
When, on motion of George Parks
Flavius j. Littlejohn was declared unani
mously nominated as the candidatc fo
the Office Of Circuit Judge OF the Nintf
Judicial Circuit.
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What Grapes to Plant.

The Fruit Growers Meeting, having
disposed of the Pear question Jas report
ed 10 the January Agricuiturist, page l7)
next proceeded TO The discussion Of tho
varieties Of Grapes, brief summary Of
the first part Of which is presented in tho
preceding columns. II was agreed 10
adopt four separate lists Of three kinds in
each. Special reference was had to cir
cult of one hundred miles around New
York City as the center, though the lists
adopted, apply pretty generally over the
country, exceptions being made for wide
differences o. climate, location, Cetc. The
four lists are:
i. Three best kinds of grapes, sufii
ciently tested 10 warrant their recommeu-,
dation for general cultivation. ra,gi .v,ila
IL. Three kinds known to be good in
special localities, rs on favorable soils
or where sheltered, or under the ameliora
ting influence of large bodies of water.
Ill. Three kinds promising ,Oel, but
not so extensively tested as to warrant
their being yet placed in the first or sec
ond lists. 20
~. Three good wine grapes for gen.
eral cultivation. -, .Hi r1l .i.,sf ie9y
After full discussion and comparison Of
views, during several weeks, the question
was put TO direct vote by handing in
written lists, the voting being done only
by those qualified TO do so by experience
and observation. The votes stood :o,,so.f
Nineteen for Delaware; nineteen for
Concord; thirteen for Hartford Prolific,
aud some for Diana, etc. On division
vote, as to which should be placed first,
the vote stood thirteen for Delaware, and
eight for Concord. This settled, the Con-
cord received unanimous vote for the
second on the list For the third, Hart
ford Prolific received seventeen votes, and
Diana four votes. 4 -. - "a y
american Agriculturist, March.
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RIcH GOLD DISCOVERIES IN WESTERN
NEBRAsKA.-The Nebraska Republican
reports that the gold mines of Western
Nebraska and Dekotah are developing
mineral resources of surprising richness.
Several letters of recent date have been re-
ceived in this city from gentlemen known
10 be in all respects trustworthy, stating
that the entire region at the eastern base
of the Rocky Mountains, commencing at
the head waters of Wind River, only about
800 miles from Lamarie, and extending
northwardly and westwardly to the head
waters Of the Missouri River, has been
found to contain deposits of gold 10 such
quantities rs to render mining exceedingly
profitable. Several gentleman, who have
heretofore resided in this city have writ
ten to their friends here, stating that
the newly discovered gold regions are in
finiLely superior to those of Colorado.
Bannock City had not fifty inhabitants in
the early part of September last; it has
now population of more than 900, and
the emigrnnts are rapidly pouring in from
all quarters. The earnings Of miners, ms
stated by these letter-writors, are almost
fabulous, and if they were not well known
and Trustworthy we could not believe their
statements.
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VIM. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
of Stationary and Marine, high or low press
ure Engines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass
Castings, Ottawa Iron Works, Ferrysburg,
Ottawa Co., Mich. Post-ofice address, Grand
Haven, Mich.
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PRuNNa should this month be confn-
ed TO removing dead limbs and cutting
out small shoots and suckers. If neces-
sary to make n large wound, cover it with
grating wax or other composition.-Am.
A1ricultvtst, March. sL aH
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The RISE IN GoLD.-We hear q good
deal in the debates in Congress and the
letters and tho dispatches of correspon-
dents about the necessity of stopping the
advance in gold. One member says that
if Congress doesn't adopt his views gold
will rise to ls0; another is appalled, by
an advance of five per cent in n week.
Senator Sherman found strong argu-
ment in favor of The bank bill in the fact
that pending the discussion Of the meas
ure in the Senate gold had declined four
per cent. The Hon. Robert j. Walker
who seems 10 be considered quite finan,
cial authority in Washington, is constant.
ly reported as predicting further advance
in gold unless something or other which
he recommends is instantly DONE
Now, il is well those members OF The
government and of Congress who make
no pretentions to financial knowledge
should understand that all this alaru
about the rise in geld, and all these de-
vices to stop it, are idle nonsense. Is
sues Of paper money must insure an nd
vance in gold, and that advance, sooner O.
later, must be in exact proportion to The
amount of such issues. II gold rose &
1875 on an issue of S200,ooO,0oo, it will
of course rise much higher on an issue o
$400,o0O,oo and higher still on an Issue
of S6O0,00o,0Oo. This is a necessity
and should not be matter Of surprise o
annoyance. To try to stop the rise il
gold by future bank schemes or other leg
islation, is rs ridiculous as it would be tc
try to stop Niagara by issuing q procla
nation 10 the waters.-Ne,c York Her
aid. 7....s.t
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J. II. Davis, Merchant Tailor, Dealer
in Gents Furnishing Goods, Broadcloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings, DC. Shop, Washington St.
I'd door below the Drug Store.