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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-14
Cincinnati. May -

Mai. Gen. Burnside has issued general
order No. 65, in which he recites the pro-
ceedines oil various courts-martial of the
United States, sentencing four spies to
be hung and one deserier to b. shot on
the 29tb Of May, 1858.
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READING ron OUR HOSPITAL IL

READING rOR OUR HOSPITAL III
DRARY.
Soon after Chaplain was appointed
for the Keokuk j hospital an effort vas
made TO collect q Hospital Library. Cir.
cumstances seemed to dictate an applica.
ton first TO towns and cities moro or less
remote, and though card was published,
and few friends sent in donations oil
reading, no general effort was made in our
city. Some forty circulars we're sent to
towns in Iowa and Illinois and q generous
response was made. One or two benevo.
lent societies aided US. Our crowded
hospitals were supplied with reading,
which has fountain OF comfort, iustruc.
ton. and benefit.
But books are liable to wear out mag
azines will go to pieces. Our Library, be.
fore the arrival of more soldiers, we de.
sire to rcplenish. We want histories.
biography, books Of travels, science, po.
etry, magazines, pictorials, standard lite,
rary and religions journals, bibles. tesla
ments. hymn-books, religious publica.
tions, in short, everything in the shape Of
reading which good and wise father or
mother would wish to place in the hands
of sick or convalescent son We ask nc
money, only the second hand reading,
which lies unread in the households oil
our city. serving only to grace the shell
Of book ease, or lumber a closet or gar
ret This can b turned to good account
in our hospital, and any surplus in our
Library can be sent to needy hospitals
down the river.
VIII all the friends Of the brave and
suffering men who are or may hereafte,
be in our city hospital--all the humane,
patriotic and Christian people Of Keokuk
search their book cases and stores Of read
ing, and pack up oil such reading as they
desire to give To this object. II is pro
pose 1 to make general effort of this kline
in our city now, and not At any time te
repeat it.
The committees which have kindl,
consented tn take uTu them 4 .io or o
collecting 10 tie se,c, sa.ds are as ioI
lows, viz:
FIRST WARD.-Mrs. r. p. Lowe, Mrs
Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. VIM. Smith, Mrs
N. d. Munson. and Mrs. J. NJ. Billings
SxcoxD WARD.--Nrs. j. w. Rankin
Mr.. John A. Hart, Mrs. r. Debit, Mis-
Ellen Martin.
TIuRD WARp.-Mrs. S. Irwin, Mrs
S. Carter, Mrs. Clendening. Mrs. ]. w
Tay Tor, and Miss Maria Hsmill.
fourth WARD,-Mies Lawrence, Misl
Creel. Miss N. Msr.in, Miss E. F. Alden
and Mrs. Vim. French. a
The work, it ID hoped, will be compile
ted within . week. Through the kind
ness Of DR.. Taylor, Surgeon-in. Charge
hospital wagon will be sent to gather W
the reading which the ladies of the com
mit,oes may have collected a, their scyera
houses. The work of subdividing the
wards is referred to The convenience and
wisdom of each ward committee.
G. A. WILLIAMs ch.n,.;,.
l. /. STEWART, '
keokuk, May ID.
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r1- The case of Gen. jeff. G. Davis,
for shooting and killing Gen Nelson, has
been continued until tue next term Of the
Louisville Circuit Court. The indict.
ment charges Gen. ID. With manslaugh
ter.
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New York, MAY Is.

New York, May Is.
Dispatches from San Francisco, 18th,
states the French loss at Pucbla TO the
l4th, according to advices from Mexico,
at 400 killed and wounded. 5000 French
reinforcements had reached Pueba
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~ Major Larrahsa. ~ eccentric and
veil known cisissn of Hartford. died sud.
dsaIy on Tsssday, Aesa 81 years. He
left h.s whole property, sIuounting to sew
oral ihosaasa dollars, fos che benefit Of
lame, dafarmsd ard nainsd EssxaIss.
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New narn n ~ " =

M, 'u' y. 2, May Z.
Inc rebels reiuscasio receive d;s,ovs,
citizens sent out Of our lines. ONLY re.s,v'
Ing those who give certificate, Of ,ha;,
ability 70 take care of themseIyes ~
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Isy TELEeaARu.i
New York Market.
Nev York May 10.
Fiour-sieadter, shade Grmcr. ksies at o. 3SA
50 G3 Tor kIua state; s6 .5AeG IS X. no
Wheai-Nery quiet With sm III receipts Sales at
81 3Esi on fur spriag, 81 COST CO tor Miiwsus. 90
Ciubi 81 co G&t 63 t9r WinieE He'd.
Corn l,ad aod b lover. sales vi s7Esoe for
| sosnA, % se7e uosound
oais--Dail. 59Gsi.
Fork oiiand over. Sales 81 s1fa siai for ID
Mess $40 ssSSt2 sJfsr old and nss Prime.
Beef-Dui.
Lard -Qus,. okSi0i,
whis.y--PHm. 5s. t#
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MIDNIGHT REPORT
Cairo. Nav Is.

Cairo, May l3.
The G. Taylor is on her way to Cairo
with ITO prisoners recently captured at
Grand 6utf.
Grant had severe battle with General
Bowen at Clinton, ten miles from Jack
son, on the railroad, last Wednesday
lasting all day. Bowen was bcaten and
diisen back towards jackson.
The women and children are leaving
jackson for Meridian, while the men are
preparing TO hold the place.
IL is reported large force of rebels are
coming from Charleston and Mobile TO
prevent the capture of Jackson and vicks
burg, and TINT Grant, being apprised Of
the movement, is falling back to the river
to await the coming up Of reinforcements.
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5pefial Notices.

Hatcheior's Hair d. s-.-TAs re In
she N aEia.
WILLIAM A. BAfCfELoR'sce iebrs,es Hail Dye
produces eoior motto be dsiinEai be FRI naatnre
warranted nottosnju's thehairthtbe sss ;rsmedies
The III effects OF baddyessnd inviso,si4, Il, hsirsor
life. GREY, REDor RUSTY HAIR ,nstsnf. tarns
sspia ndid haetor brow leaving the hsi,soi,and
beautiful. Sold bysll drueFists &c.
The ssnuint snea A. BATCHELoE.
- fA< fssy ssdss Of sseA bsI.
Eectory. NJ, ~ barclay Street, New York ILat
10 oFoAosy Ano 10 BOND street. jeG-d d. " I
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SYRACUSE, April 0, 1868.

y
DEAR Sin: You will excuse me Cor ad
dressing you. a stranger TO me: but from
what hear Of you We need no formal in
PRODUCTION. We are both true Democrats,
and, As such, are friends 1t sight. My
object in addressing you on this occasion
10 TO learn if there can be organized in
your town q circle of the X. g. G. so
terrible to the Abolitionists. You arc
aware that they are organizing their
Union Leagues" everywhere, and nm
less we are up and doing they will beat
US a. the next general election. Having
been chosen BY our friends 10 New York
City as travelling agent for Central New
York, shall soon give you = call. am
not able to name the day at this time. bu,
will advise you Of my visit in time fol
you to call in few reliable friends 70,
consultation. Don't inpis Var Demo
rrots. for they are more than half Adolf
tionis,s and not to be trusted with oul
secret bot cali in th0se staaach Demo
crats tAaf can't 10 sersrei from our pari,
on any account.
Enclosed l send you the badge of oul
Order. All sworn members wear it OF
al public occasions, and many wear IL al
all times. They are open to the pubic
10 wear for the reason that the more they
are worn the more disguises our Order
and il 10 harmless in the hands OF tn,
public, for nons will b recognized a
members without the mystic grip, vhicl
hope to communicate to you when vi
meet. Yours truly,
J. L. GaEEH.
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keokuk, May Ii

A Treason PPspagassr in New York
The following letter has recently come
to light. and VS. written by one Of ths
travelling band Of missionaries Of JEFF
Davis, to which Sosp Grease Dean be
longs:
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this what We told you would happen long
before We left Egypt? Would It no,
have been far better Tor US 70 have staid
in Egypt when W could get potatoes
leeks and onions to eat, aud serve the
Egyptians. than to have brought US here
to die And about this time Phsroah
made dash upon them, but their lsadss
Abraham like--true TO his trust, knew
that he had done nothing but what was
right, could say with faith, " Fear ye not.
stand still and sse the salvation Of the
Lord. which he win show to you this
day, for the people ye see now 20 will see
no more forever" And how true this
came to pass. But don't understand me
to wish 10 see so total an overthrow to oil
the enemies Of our country; but can
say as did tho messenger to king David
on the occasion Of his inquiring for the
safety Of his rebellioas son Absalon
Would that the enemies of my country.
and all that rise up against hcr to do heI
hurt. be ~ that young man Is.
! must close. Tor have spun out mJ
letter to too great length already, bu,
would like to add that everybody mee'
with here seems much in favor Of ths
new policy Of the administration. Gen
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The following address has been issued
by General Lee to the army under his
command
Ganaral 0rdars NJ 90
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-22
Arrest of Gen. G. w. L. RlekIer.

The Louisville Journal of Monday
says a notice of the arrest of this cele-
brated individual, Morgan's spy, has
been published. The New Albany Led
ger, OF yesterday, states that an exam
lnation of the contents of the trunk of
Buckley, by Major Fry, seems to indi-
cate that he is really the genuine Bick-
ley, the father ofthe Knights of the Gold
en- Circle. His portfolio contains letters
from parties in Memphis, Lynchburg,
New York, and other points, directed to
Gen. Buckley as major General" of the
Order. Also a copy of the Degree
Book" of the order; card on which is
printed an explanation of the signs, grips
&c, of the Order; another card on which
is printed in red and blue, the Confeder-
ate flag, with the letters /" K. G. c." on
each bar, the name of "Gen. Geo. Bick-
ley being printed on the top. There is
also the manuscript of an original piece
of poetry, of which the General claims
the authorship, intended to be set to
music, in which Virginia is spoken of
as Queen of the South, and Lee, Long
street, and Hill extolled as her saviors,
&c. Also, slips cut from the Richmond
Wing and Mobile Mercury, of 1860, ex-
planning the doctrines and objects of the
K. 6. G. In memorandum book was
found what appears to be a rough sketch
of the situation of Louisville, New AL
cany, Jacksonville and the falls. In
the book was pasted Confederate ten
cent postage stamp,
The following was found in his port
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folio, which the General doubtless wrote
when in a melancholy mood, or when re-
feeting on the vanity of human ambi-
ton:
"My memory is not quite so vivid as
in years past, yet | can now sit down IN
the shades Of night and spread out all
nv boy and manhood's life like great
chart, with marks and records OF my
wanderings, and upon calmly scrutnlz-
ing that chart of memorys tablets, L
can most solemnly say every storm that
has overtaken me, every cloud that has
overshadowed me, has resulted from
some act committed by myself, which at
the time did not meet my conscientious
approval.
! An orphan at an early age, | was
thrown on the world penniless and friend
less, yet with great energy L educated
myself and rose to eminence IN the pro-
fession of medicine. / have written
many books and great quantities OF
minor essays on all conceivable subjects.
l have brought up practical secession
and inaugurated the greatest war of
modern times; yet l declare the real
pleasure of my life is now found in the
knowledge of small kindnesses done to
the needy and in advancing the princi-
pies of morality and humanity.
GEO. W. I. BUCKLEY NJ. D.
BRlsroL, Tenn, Dec. IA, 1862.
Gen. Cor Dr.) Buckley was brought to
the Military Prison in this city, where
his case will be attended to. What could
have induced him to come into this neigh
borhood with such evidences of his com
plicity with the rebellion about his per
son we can1fAt IMAGINE
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1868.
PENSION AGENCY.
Bounties, Pensions and Back Pay.

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Soldiers discharged by reason OF
wounds, can get 800 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent
Office, Post.o Office building First street
Evansville. ian. 26-ly.
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Soldiers Claim Agency.

McBRIDE & WHITTLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862. Their terms are low.
Give them CALL Their office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
Hall. febl4-ly
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VaNIEu.

Gold, Silver anc Demand
Notes also, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes. at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No.
4 First street. If.
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FIRE.-A bright light was visible last
night little before eleven o'clock,
directly in front of the telegraph Office,
across the point, lasting some twenty
minutes or more. 1t was either build
ing or steamboat on fire, or a huge
brush-heap. 1t might have been as far
off as West Franklin, and was precisely
in the direction of that town.
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.. .. UIAI u AUENCA.
B0unties, Pensions. and Arrears of
Paw

bountles, PenSIOnS. and Arrears OF
Pay.
BEN STINSON is authorized by the
United States Government (and has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
and instructions) to procure 6ounties,
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans; pensions, bounty and back PAY
for officers in the Army and Navy, Sea
men, Marines, Engineers, Firemen, and
Coal Heavers employed in the service Of
the United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property by the Army
and Navy.
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps. Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville, Ind.
mill BEN STINSON.
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MORGAN IN GREAT TRIBULATIoN.-The
telegraph brings this morning the glad
tidings that Morgan's entire band of
horse thieves and murderers, with the
exception of himself, probably, and
small squad of his men, has been cap
tured.
The winding up of the affair exhibits
Morgan's per6dy and treachery to both
friend and foe, and proves that he is not
only thief and murderer, but coward
and ungrateful villain. After he had
surrendered with all his immediate COM
mand, as was understood by Gen. Shack
leford and by Morgan's own men and
officers, he basely forsook his men and
violated his plighted honor and cowardly
sneaked off with few favorites to save
his own miserable carcass.
But John is not yet on safe ground
He is still in an enemys country and
the gallant and persevering Shackleford
had strong confidence that he would bag
John yesterday, and we hope he did.
John needs rest, and if captured he will
have ample leisure for rest and rehec-
ton.
July has proved an unhealthy month
to the Conthieveracy and horse thieves.
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LONE TERESTs.

To PHYsIcIANs-If you wish to pur
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
icals at small ad s nee on Eastern
prices, go and examine KELLER d
WHITES stock, where you will find every
article that is needed by the profession,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Their store is at No. "a
Main Street. may4-d&wtf
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SERENADE.-We were again made the
happy recipients last night of one of
those exquisite serenades peculiar TO
Warren's inimitable brass hand. We
have settled down into the conviction
that this band has no ditto" to use the
expressive language of Sam Slick.
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BANK DIVIDEND

T'HB STOCKHOLDERS IN THE EVANS.
Il Vile Branch of the Bank of the state Of
Indiana are hereby notified that dividend of
eight per cent, five per cent from the current
prohts OF the six months, ending June 30th, and
three per cent from the surplus fund has haen
declared, and is payable on demand
SAM'L BAYARD, Cashier.
July Is, 1863. st
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@r Our long time friend Captain
Charley Hastings, of the 18th Indiana,
has returned home on brief furlough
from the Army of the Mississippi. He
Is now on duty at Memphis. He looks
hale and hearty, and reports the boys all
in good condition.
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gSee first and fourth pages for in
teresting reading matter.

STILL CRoAkISG.-The Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Times, in
a letter of the 18th, copied by the State
Sentinel on the Goth, continues to croak
" ike an i'll boding crow from hollow
Holm Oak" of the fearful disasters that
are yet impending over the Union armies
and the Union cause.
Lee is playing the same game with
Meade that he played with Little Mac
nearly a year ago, and which ultlmated
in the disaster at Fredericksburg, draw
ing Meade away from Washington that
he may be defeated on field of Lees
own choosing.
There is this difference, as everybody
but the Intelligent correspondent of the
Times knows, between the condition of
Lees army then and now. Then it was
suffered to leave at its leisure with its
power unweakened and its discipline UNI
impaired Now it sinks away after a
most disastrous defeat with one third of
its numbers, dead, wounded or prisoners
of war, its spirit broken and its disci-
pine hopelessly destroyed. Then it re-
tired unmolested, now it is harassed
and tormented by the brilliant dashes of
our splendid cavalry. Then it moved
with lines of communication perfect.
Now it fees over broken lines to save,
if possible, it's beleaguered capital
Then it was consoled with the idea that
Bragg was successfully invading Ken
lucky and the Northwest. Now it is
distracted and tormented with the horrid
knell that tolls the fallo Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, and the doom of Bragg:
scattered army.
But the Times correspondent has the
most dire forebodings, of disaster and des
truction to General Banks. The fac
that Johnston did not relieve Vicksburg
is taken as irrefragible evidence that hi
had gone to annihilate Banks, retak
New Orleans and play the deuce geneI
ally.
..R,1t fnrt.snatelg .far. l.<..,s+-rz 90
DahKs, WITHOUT aid from Grant, had Solv
ed the question of his own safety ant
was entertaining Gardner and the othel
rebel Generals in the captured post o
Port Hudson, while Sherman was driving
Johnston and his tatterdemalions, like
frightened sheep. before him.
The Times correspondent had better
refrain from prognosticating on the pro
gress of events in the present day and
generation. Let him cast his prophetic
eye down the current of time and unveil
the arcana of the twentieth century He
will in this way be more likely to gain a
reputation as prophet
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HANDSOME PIcrORIALs.- Messrs. NJ.
l.. johnson & Co. have favored us with
copies of Harper's Weekly and other
pictorials
All the pictorials just now are unusu-
ally attractive, and Messcs. johnson &
20. are always early in the market
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500 U. S. Bonds.

The Canal Bank is authorized to
act as agent for the sale of U. S. $40.
SIX per cent Bond until further notice.
VIM. T. PAGE, Cashier.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR SIDE WALK.
July 90, 1S63.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville that the owners of all lot or parts
of lots, fronting or adjoining the west side
of Leet street from Third 10 Fourth Streets
in said city cause the side wllks thereon 10 lie
repaired within thirty days from the publication
of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July %, 1863
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE WALK.

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDE WALK.
July 20 1868 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city
of Evansville that the owners of all lots parts
oflots fronting on or adjoining the north west
side of Chestnut street, from Third to Fourth
streets, in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon
cause a side walk of Glass No. l to be laid down
thereon within 4hirty days from the publication
of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July %, 1868.
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BGr We are under obligation to Mr..
Jos. z Patterson, now Commits
sary in Gen. Rosecran's army, for late
papers from Dixie. The Chattanooga
Rebel of the Both ult. we shall treasure
as momento of the Great Rebellion.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALh
July 20, lSt3.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville thst the of all lots or parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast side of
Inge street from Canal to Fifth streets, in said
city cause the side walks thereon TO be brought to
the proper grade and that they cause side walk OF
Glass No. to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July o. 1868.
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CITY ADVERTIsMENTs,
CORPORATION NOTICE.
. 2
ORDER TO REPAIR SIDEWALKS.


July 90 1861 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast side of
Seventh street, from Sycamore to Vine streets,
in said CITY cause the sidewalks thereon to be
paired within thirty days from the publication of
this order. A PFAFtLlN, Clerk.
Evansville, July %, 1863.
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~Waverly Magazine, for August,
is for sale by Dobell. 1t is brim full of
choice light reading, and is well worth
the price of it.
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Board of EQUALIZATION.

VNHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
/ Evansville will meet Board of Equailza-
ton at the City Council Chamber on Thursday,
the 18th day of June, 1868, at O'Clock a. M: for
the purpose of equalizing and correcting the as.
sessIents of Real and Personal Property, and will
continue in session from day to day until said as
sessments are all equalized and corrected.
All taxpayers requested TO call and eX-
anime their assessments. WIN. BAKER
Msyor's Office, June q, 1861 Mayor.
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WANTED Board and Rooms for a
Gentleman and Lady with two children,
in some private family, where there are
no other boarders. Would prefer fur
nishing the rooms. Gentleman will be
absent except Sundays. Reference Civ
en-. Address P. o., Box 545, Evansville.
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Two-CENT STAMPs-A supply of Two
Cent Postage Stamps and Stamped En-
velopes, for Drop Letters, Circulars,
Newspapers, ETC., has been received at
the Post-OHice. iy20-d3t,wlt.