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EVANSVILLE, March 5, 1865

EVANSVILLE, March ., 100
E. Fessenden, Esq, President PhGnfr
Mutual Lite Insurance Co., Hartford,
Connecticut:
DEAR SIR:-Allow me to express my
grateful Acknowledgements for the pay
ment made to me this day, of one thous-
and dollars, by your General Agent. -
When you learn that 1 am left entirely
destitute of property, with seven chill
dren to feed and clothe, you will readily
appreciate the great value of the Life
Policy my husband procured for me.
The kindness and consideration mani
tested in sending the money so long be-
fore my claim became due, | consider
entities your Company to the entire con-
fidence of the public.
With assurance Of kind regard,
l remain yours very truly,
LYDIA DUsoUCHET.
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NEW BOOKS.

sYLvIA's LOVERS, by Mrs. GarkcI, author Of
Mary Burton.
TRAPPERS DAUGHTER, by Custave AImard.
THE SCARLET FLOWER, by Peirce Egan.
THE NScRIPTION LAWN full, only s
cents.
HEAVENLY TOKEN, new Present Book.
HARPFR'S MAGAZINE for April
MADAME DEMOREST'S SPRING FASHIONS
All the April Magazines. All Srott's novel. in
. cent paper form, at DOBELL'S
mhZp Main street.
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Hg Do these poor, deluded followers
of jeff Davis, ValIandigham and voor-
hees, who brazehly faunt the copper
head pins upon their bosoms, know
that such a token is considered "a badge
Of intamy by all loyal men? The time
will come, and not very long hence, when
1t will be difficult to find those who re :
member that they ever wore such in
signals. Who cares to remember now
that their ancestors were tories and
traitors to their country in the Revolu-
ton? Who, hereafter, will care to re-
member that zee were copperheads now,
and openly proclaimed our zhame2
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Main Street, Evansville, Ind

RsS~ Persons. wishing to secure the
most comfortable and durable set of
artificial teeth for the least money
should not fail to call and examine the
India rubber, as it is taking precedence
Of all other materials by those who have
tried them DR.. Fleager is as yet the
only legally authorized agent for the
work in this section Rooms next door
to Bittrollf S, Main Street.
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@ In our columns this day will be
found letters from the widows of two of
our well known citizens, Thomas d. Du-
souchet aud John J. Sauer, who were so
suddenly removed by death.
The old PHGNIx LIFE INSURANCE, Co..
h ills from city where the business of
Insurance is prosecuted with great sue
cess, and the promptness and method OF
adjusting losses adopted by it, entities it
to take rank amongst the highest benev-
client institutions in the land
When men consider how frail the tab
ernacle Of clay is, that they inhabit, it
seems astonishing that SO few avail them
selves OF the great blessings they can so
easily secure to their families, by avail
ing themselves of the benefit of Life In
sUrance
We understand that Mr.. H. F. Blount.
and Dr.. Jones, are the agents of this
Company, and that Mayor Baker, the
officers Of the Canal Bank as we'll as
sundry other gentlemen can be referred
to for ali requisite information in regard
to the Company. . +.
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BOARD WANrED.-By a gentleman "
IN private family, who would prefer to
have a small room to himself, if none to
be had, he would not haveany objections
to room with another person.
Unexceptionable references given if
required. 2 line addressed to evil
liam, at the office of the Daily Journal
will meet with prompt attention.
April lst-t2
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EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 6, 1868.


E. Fessenden, Esq, President Ph@nir
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hartford,
Connecticut:
DEAR SIR:-By the hands of your
General Agent, have this day received
Two Thousand Dollars, the amount Gov
Lac oi my husband, john u. Sauer.
l am left with eight young children,
two of them but ten months old.
The attention shown me in this trans
action, awakens emotions of the most
heartfelt gratitude, and justly en- i les
your Company to the confidence and
patronage Of the public
Accept assurance of kind regards,
Respectfully your obi servt.
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FOR SAL =.
Suburban Residence.

OFFER FOR SALE, On REASONABLE
L terms, the property which now oc my he
same contains five and half acres Of good Land
all under cHl ivation, Two Story Brick Tenc-
ment, nearly new, having seven comfortable
Rooms, Cellar, Cistcrn, &c. Also suitable ont
buildings, together with fine v, g"tabe' Gard n,
aud variety of small and large fruits Title
perfect. JOHN NIGHTINGALE
second St, above residence Of Nm. II. McCarer.
mhjl-lw
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HoRsE-THIETEs ARRESTED. - On last
Thursday night horse was stolen from
the stable of Mr. Wesley Nicholson. in
Columbia township, Dubois county. On
Friday the thieves were pursued and
found near Huron, Lawrence county. on
Saturday morning. where they were ar
rested . The thieves proved to be two
deserters from tue 9th Indiana reg /
ment-no doubt encouraged to desert
bySsOme of their ButterRHt friends-and,
as the next step, turn horse thieves.
Their names are George w. Holland
and Jere. Rainey. TIA Et,-s
Rainey turned States evidence, and
Holland was held in 5000 for his appear
ance. Steps have been taken to return
Rainey to his regiment Holland is in
Jail -ft- Jr- gaga
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Z MoBRlDE & WHlTrLEsEY are sill 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. tebl4-ly
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U. S. CLAIM AGENCY,
BOunties, Pensions, and Arrears of
Fay.

nV""h0s, iehSlOhS, ana Arrears Oh
Fay.
BEN STlNSON is authorized by the
United States Government (and has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
and Instructions to procure bounties,
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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E0r March took rs leave of us yester-
day in its characteristic manner-blus-
tering, blowing, and storm;ng r . 81
The wind was quite high, and blew
cold and chill Frequent aurries of
snow fell in the meanwhile, the sun
shining and vainly striving tor the mas
terry The river was dashed to perlec,
fury, and small boats were compelled to
lie at shore
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"A GRlswoLD FOR AN ALABAMA

IA GRIswoLD FOR AN ALABAMA" -
There is a beautiful thought in the adj
dress of the ladies of England, in reply
10 Mrs. Stove "You have sent US the
Griswold Tor the Alabama" Not Ro-
land for an Oliver" not tit for tat but
good tor evil. Let it pass into "A saying
"a our mother tongue, "a Griswod tOr
an Alabama" when good is returned lor
evil
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1 WILL,
~ on saturday, the 18th day of April, at The
store Of Hurnbrook L Co., on Water Street be-
.ween Main and sycamore Streets, in the City OF
Evans lille, Nanderburgh County, Indiana, sell all
he ls'rs nal prof'rty of Samuel Maxwell, late of
said county, dertas d, consisting of fl wer-pots,
arm implements and clo hing, and other art clrs
a credit Of nine months viii be given on all
sums over thre dollars, The pur has giving note,
vi u approved security. waving all benefit val
uatoh or apprnisement laws
p. HoRABR0Ok, Administrator.
April l. 1S63
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Administrators Notice OF
C4I0

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
~ viii sell ar public auction on THURSDAY, the
23d day Of pril, 1885, the Auction Rooms at the
corIIer-Uf Main and ! hir streets. in the City of
Evansville, Yanderburgh County, Indiana, all the
personal property of Michael Jones, late of said
County, decreased consisting Of one Horse, Blocks
Tackle, Ropes and many oih3r articles.
credit OF nine months will be given on III
sums three dollars the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, waving valuation
and appraisrment laws
MILAN II. WALKER, Administer.
AROANETTA S. JOINS, Administrix.
mh3ow3w
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WANTED.

CORRESPONDING WANTD-BY A YOUNG
- Maa1,assat'iy goUd looking we ,ducated and
Of uncNeeptio liable character, with view love,
funoi marlin ny. Noue but the lair need apply.
Address, ii. V. A., Co. u, LIST Ky V. I'd Di-
vision 2tst Army Corps, Murireesboro, Tenn.
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SU VEYOR'o NOTICE.

SURVEYORS OFFICE, Ey.Ns-
VILE, Ind, u rc -. 1853. {
To PREVENT MEDICAL SUPPLIES FL NJ
4 reaching the enemy, the Druggists OF This
titE VIII please conform TO the following rules and
II gulatioHs viz:
list They are forbid selling or delivering 20 any
person he Medicines named in this list in greater
quantities than are here specified -ithout sleci
permit from this flee viz;
One drachm of Morphine one ounce Of Opium,
one ounce Iodine, one half ounce If Quinine, one
ounce OF On oroiorm, une dIachm Nitrate Silver,
one ounce oil DOVers Powders, fur ounces of Gallo
mel q Btue iuass, one ounce Iodine Of Potash
2. Druggists desiring to import any Of tile Above
named articles into this city first make apIli
CATION 10 this Office for permit do ami flo
Win the Surve' or duplicate invoicc OF he sane
). These REGULATE Is are not INTENDED To apply TO
Medicines oriered by HE proper CiiiceIs ior the
use Of the Military Hos litals
A. L ROBINSON,
mhZ6-nt Surveyor Oi CsistcIns.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 81.
40 kegs syrup, so Lifts ish Benent yirle; 9
cases -ho's. -emnn'R: hxs Try Goods, shank
lin Reilly; los hdls suudri">. , Ks hsrdwart G.
S'niag Go; y Ids spades AID she vels c $
liz: % crSaS goods, MORGAN. Read & "a: II
p rs aIdware, Wells, kellogg & Co; bal S, 6
b - dry gop Keen ~ Pres on /; ! box dry g-ds
'iack"y, k"nning Il Co: 5 cases tea Orr, DdIzell
Co; box castings Orr; ~ bxS hats. VaHIipr
Il VI: l box, Dr. ; Wooden; "A bags yarn, Z
Hilbert q Co; cases shoes, Har & Webb; rkgs
goo 3; III M'er: sofas, G Armstrong; 3 boxes
s'rdines, W R; bXs tendiugs, Britt; l b1l
good, LEIGH 60: 10 hhls whisky, bxs wine. B
NotiinSky: bXs goods Schapker Bus>it q; |
box mds, w II Sorgerfrey; stones, j c d . C
) NJ h; sacks wheat, Chest, G Bcnning; coils
rn'", G W Cochran car horses, Holm &
Bra lshaw; % Pigs mis-, J II Mack.y: bxs lnds
-t"rnbr"uk 4 Co bXs, crate car lie ware
Danna e bXs crate earthen va, II Stock
tel'h; bxS, rae earthen re } BenLinghof:
ks, crates earthenware, G-ggus Ii bxs mds
E.ls sacks oats, j Nictern.
ID. A. E. SHRADER, Agent
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Correspondence of the Journal.

.e. PosEYyILLE, March -, 63.
EDS. JoURNAL:-Capt. Burke, of the
9lst Indiana Regiment, paid this village
(his old home a flying visit a few days
ago. AT the request of many of his old
friends, he consented to make a speech
here on Friday night, and at Barren
Chapel on Saturday night. At each
place there was a crowded house, his
company being raised principally in the
two neighborhoods His speeches were
well received by the audience at each
place. He had acted with the Demo
cratic party since the old Wing party
went down, but thought that was no rea-
son why he should not give his services,
his money, and even bis own life to his
country to help put down this unholy
rebellion. He thought it was no TIME to
bubble about parties and create divi-
sions among ourselves. but that the peo-
pie should unite as one man in favor of
vigorous prosecution of the war, and
of sustaining the Government Should
this policy be adopted, the bastard
Confederacy and despotism'inaugurated
by JEFF Davis & Co. would soon tumble
to ruins
The Butternuts went away well salts
fed AMI said they were very we'll
pleased with the. speech. He said the
rumors Sirculated by-(perhaps you
know wEo) that his company and regi-
ment were demoralized and threatened
to lay down their arms, was all non
sense; but on the other hand they were
well satisfied and anxious to meet the
enemy when called upon. We promise
for the Captain, his company and the
9lst brilliant career. UNION.
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! F Those looking for presents or any
thing in the jewelry line will do well to
20 to. z. L. Geissler's, as his establish
ment is the headquarters for jewelry ard
watches; and he is ever ready and will
ing TO show goods. Entire satisfaction
given, or the money refunded
G7 Reu'.cn Lamb, desires us to ten
der his thanks to Mrs Eaton, Mrs. Dr.
Walker, Miss Belle Durham and others,
who have SO generously contributed to
mitigate his loss sustained by the late
lire on First street
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rs 1t is this morning that H. Nelson
sells at auction at the auction rooms op-
posite the Washington House, at the
hour of 10 clock, new Threshing Ma
chine, four horse power.
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THE REBELS AND THEIR HUMBLE SERv-
ANT.-The rebel papers contain many
articles eulogistic of Vallandisham. The
following, taken from the Planters Ban
Aer of the 2Sth ult., published at tie
rebel General Manton's headquarters. at
Franklin, Louisiana, reads like one of
the customary pufs in the Dayton En-
Pfre or Cincinnati Enquirer, which pa
pers should copy it by all means:
: Vallandighams great speech will be
issued from the Banner office in few
days, in the shape of an extra, at fifty
cents each. Those at distance can o.
tain it by forwarding the price by mail
1t IS a tremendous thunderbolt thrown
INTO Lincoln's camp. 1t was delivered
IN the Lower House of the United States
Congress last month, and is by far the
greatest speech o. the war. 1t has put
the whole Northwest in blaze and has
electrified the South +a
1t is probable that the box Of Butter
nuts lately presented to Val by his dis
eiple George E. Greene was meant as a
reward for his Identification of his
''congenial friends at the South.
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WEDNEspAy MoRv1xc Narob .

WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 81.
EDS JoURNAL:-Understanding that it
IS thought Mr. John Greek, can poll
more votes than myself and unity beng
necessary to defeat ticket inimical to
the interest OF the schools, hereby with
draw my name, and request all who
would have voted for me, to do all in
their power tor secure the election eff Mr..
Greek.
a strong effort is required by the
friends of schools, and private feelings
ought 10 give way to public interest.
5C CHAs. Z. BRoUGHToY.
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GROCERIES.

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-I5 hhds extra choice
~ New Orleans Sugar at II. A. COOh'S.
mhz6
! 4 NLARAFIED NEW ORLEANS sTGAR-io
! mlI26 H. A. COOKS
/ E0RUsHED AND POWDERED SUGAR
1 - l0bbls Crushed Sugar;
10 bb!s Powdered Hgar:
bbis Grannlaied Sugar;
mh26 1Ft AtH. A. COOKS
DEAREL BARLY-Io half barrels Pearl Barley
= lBh25 II. A. COOKS.
: AGE CHEESE-IO boxes choice Pich sara
- Cheese at mh26s II. a. COOKS
uANHUhGH CHEESE-50 boxes large and
i choice HaniburgL Cheese at
mh26 H A. COOKS
L CAST RYE-50 barrels prime Roast Rive for
IL sale at mh26 II. A. cooks.
= CAST BARLEY-I0 barrels Roast Barley at
II mh2o II. a COOKS.
( EEEN RYE-20o bushels Green Rye for seed
VI or Coffee at H.. COOKS
CYRUP AND MOLASSES-
- 3 kegs, 10 gallons each SIolasses:
= 90 90 New Orleans Molasscs;
40 Co syrup just received at
hlh-2 H. A. COOKS.
IA GLASSES N HALF BARRELS
w - half tarrels New Orleans Molas-es extra:
u hall barrels extra Sugar House Molasses:
mh2. Atm. A. COOKS
- YRUP-lo iarrels Baltimore s. H. Syrup;
~ barrels Stuart sGoiden Syrup;
xxx DR. PIP syrup; no other
in the City any comparison 10 the above For sale
hhZ0 At II. a. COOKS
OPLiT PEAS half barrels extra Split Peas at
~ mhz5 ii. A. COOKS
Il 10 C0FFEE-50 bags choice Rio Coffee. in
IL store and to arrive at II. A COOK S.
CIDER THAT Is CIDER-5 barrels re-hoiI,ed
~ Cider, that beats all bottled Cider: only 81
cents per gallon; come and take a glass at the
msT2o OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
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FOR. Sal r.

A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
y containing FIVE rooms, oeiiar, Porch, &c; also
stable with four lois. being upwards OF 100 feet
front and lbs deep, on a corner. The lots sll
tenccd with a ctod substantial pick feucz, and
hlled With choice fruits and berries, sh Cher
ries, Pears, Quincies, Peach .aFples, currants,
Goosberries, Grapes, RasILerrles, Plums; also
ms easy Enquire Of Philip Hoffman. on the
premises IN Ellott's Enlargement or at yirtsr
80 "i"'e'Hs ~ g Main street. MARI
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NOTICE.

4 LII VANDERBURGH COUNTY ORDERS
drawing interests, which we're indor-el prior
to October Isl, 1st2, will be- rede ed by present
ing them TO the County Treasurer No interest
accrung on said orders after this cate will be raid
mhl7 LEROY CALVERT, Co Treasurer
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All members Of the company are re-
quested to .leet at the Council Chamber
on Second street, this evening at seven
O clock. f. w. Cook.
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HOME INlEKE.Ts

FANDERBURGH GREYs-The members
OF this company will meet this evening
at clock, at the Mozart Hall A full
attendance is expected
VICTOR BISCH, Capt.
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For Brewers and DistilIers.

80 Bales First Sort New York Hops,
in prime order, which we offer to cur
customers at the reduced rate of 20 cents
per pound. KELLER & WHITE,
Druggists,
Main Street, Evansville. Ind
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OPTICAL.

EVANSVILLE, April l, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
n Post Office at Evansville, Indiana. March
8 Is ) Persons calling for thse letters will
please say s. ADVERTISED and siNs date of list
Advertising fee, one cent.
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For SALE-A frame house on Third
street, containing six rooms, all in good
order Inquire on the premises of E. G.
B. Waldo, between Vine and Sycamore.
1t can be let for less than its present
value, and will take it in greenbacks.
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COUND IL ORDER.
Order OF Council Directing Lots to
be Filled,

4 Nd NOW IT Is HEREBY ORDERED AND
"A directed by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville that Lot Ne. 81 in the Upper Elarge-
ment, Is situated that water collects and renains
stasnant thereon, and the owner owners OF said
LOT are hereby directed md required by the said
Council to III up said Lot TO such hrighth will
prevent water from collecting and remaining stag
nant therein, within thirty days from the passage
of THU order.
l. Patrick Burk Clerk of the City Of Evansville,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is snd
complete COZ y "a order of said Council. pass
TN the d dy of March, Is }. far il reiaTes 10
the within named Lot
~ In witness whereof have hereunto snb-
( ; scfibed my name ard affixed the seal Of
/ S-'h said City this 10Th day OF March. ls5S.
49, p. BURKE. Clerk.
Evansville. March q. 1863. NH sim
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MARRIED.

On the 3lst ult by Rev. J G. Whit Mr. Ed
WIN A. COOKE TO Miss MARY ARABELLA SHERWOOD,
all Of the City of Evansville, Ind
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, cox
n tanning ten Ro ms, with other imProv enleRts
he lot centrally situated. For rther inf0r-
nation enquire OF ASA IGLEHEART.
mh35tf
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WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN WHO IS AN EXPERT
y eli. cd Book keeper wishes suitable employ
ment. Speaks English and German Satisfactory
references given Address psf Office Box 55I.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE a. A. O. NJ He,

OFFICE 4. A. O. N HExDrR-
soN, Ny, March 9th, 1863
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL PR
~ sons having claims against The United States
cohtiat TED 10y the undersigned, that they must lie
presented a. my of5re, in Henderson, Ky. for anal
settlement before the 3lst day of March, 1883.
". II BRACKFN
inh27-3t 1t. nth Ind. Vols and A. 40 NJ
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Carpets +! Carpets /!

WE ARE NOW OPENING Our SPRING
W purchases Of Carpet, which We will sell
cheap. SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
Dlhl2 No. IS Main Street
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Township Trustees Settlement.
X HE FOLLOWING is AN ABSTRACT OF
the settlement Of John Waymau. Trustee a
Pigeon Tow n~hp. Vanderbui gil Comfy. Indiana
with the County Commissioners, at their March
Term, 1868:
RECEIPTS.
To vnship and Road Fund 81 cn4 n
Sch"oI und----....-.--.... 2 O23 10
Dog Lax 3 60
-s3. 1913 %
EXPENDITURES.
township and Road puIpcs So 81 ,eN4 81
school purpOscs...-.....-.... ......... $50 So
-S2, 999 81
Balance in Township Troasury...... as G:s3 AZ
certify that the above is 2 core aistra,t Of
my settlement with The County Commit. siourrs
March y, 1865. JOHN WAYMAN, Trustee.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th, 1868,
20 LOTS IN LArIAS mud
g fERNS-Onefourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
All of which are choice lots and vel
located. A particular description of all
the lots will be given to the public in
future advertisement
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HO! FOR THE RAJ ES!

HO! FOR THE RAJ ES!
4 LII THE LOVERS OF THE TURF. AND
n others who enjoy rare sport, are notified that
The Sprin g Races
will begin at "Stephen's Course" near this City,
on Tuesday, April 9th, 1868, at which tine and
place III re will he a contest fer purse Of FOU r
HUNDRED DOLLARS fs4O0), between the
- Worlds Wonder belonging 10 Geo B. Dennis,
and the Que Il of the West belonging to John
Tuell of Hencer son, Ky.
DistiHce TO be ruH. sic Hundred Yards. The pub
lie generally are assured this NIL be occasion
atloTdins unusual pleasure for all " h. attend and
especially such as ppre late the Noble qualities of
the Horse
Time of starting, O'Clock P. NJ.
Admission to the Grounds twenty-five Cents.
March stiff