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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 2.

CINCINNATI, June 2.
FLOUR firm at 4 6O@4 rs for super
fine.
WHEAT advanced to l Is for red and
white sold as high as TO-
CORN and Oats unchanged.
WHISKY Ale.
Provisions unchanged. Old Mess
Pork sold at 9 IS and new country at
Sl2.
LARD-Nothing done 1t is being
still out of the market
HAMs-Bulk i'll demand at IS loose,
and 81 packed. They are scarce.
No change in Groceries.
GOLD As. Silver So. Exchange
1 premium. -
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AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
90 CITY L o T S
yednesdav. June 10Th. 1868.

Wednesday, June 10th, 1868.
VE7 ILL BE SOLD At AUCTION, AT THE
w Court House, in Evansville, at 10 o'clock II.
H. the following desirable Building Lots:
OLD PLAN.
Middle part of lot No. n, Old Plan, 80 by 70
feet.
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lots and 10 IN Block 16.
Lot g in Block 90.
Lot 9 in Block 81.
NORTH EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lot in Block Il, with Frame House thereon.
Lot in Block l6
SMITHS SUBDIVISION.
Lots u and IS, in Block 2, with fine Frame
Dwelling thereon.
LAMAsCo CITY
Lots s. 9, 10, II, II, H. a. 10, 16, IS, 10, 20,
2I y, %; "a, %, &c, q and IS, in Block 70
Lot II in Block %
Lot 10 in Block 43.
I,ofsI.23 4, 5, s, %, 24 and 25, in Block Ga
Lots /, 6. I, 8, Q, TO- IL, H. z7' % and ~ IN
LOIS 6. :, II, 13, "A, Is and 1G, in Block Is.
Lots i. and north half 4, i'll Block rs:
Lots 3, f. s. 6, IT. is, 10, 2, 49, a. 20 and 20 III
Lots B. 10, A. Is, 10, D. %, "a, %, and %, in
Lots 5. 6. 7, 8, II, II and 10, in Block 1o2.
Lot 10 in Block l04
Lot 2. in smiths Subdivision of the Forth
east quarter OF section II, township o. sodth Vi
rang. H. west, containing II 19-lOn acres
Lots AMI 5, in Mitch Is Sub-DlV lsloh OF IN I'M
west m "a of the northeast quarter CT section .f
township &, south Of range IL west, Lot o. CONTAIN
ing 65-IO0 and 6 and containing So-lVO acres
Lot 5, in Siiuson's Subdivision II fractional
section 81, In township 8, south of range ~ west
LOIS 2, 3, f. ), 6, z, s, 8, 10, IL IL, To- II, To-
and II, Of GumJert's Subdivision OF out Lot No
of the south % Of the west u of the north-we=
quarter Of section 49, in township g. south OF rang
10 west
The above list comprises some of the most dc
sirable Building Lots in the Enlargemenis nameC
Titles will lie made perfect, or no sale.
TERMS-One third Cash, the balance payab
in one and two years with interest, waving ii
benefit Of valuation and spprsisemept laws, 81
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.
For further Particulars apply to the unde
signed at their Office, on Third Street, opposi
Crescent City Bank. WALkER hEhk.
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WOOL FACTORY.
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE
Evansville Wooden Factory.

Evansville WOODEN FACTORY.
TINE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN
/ announcing to the public that they are pre-
pared to buy Wool at their stand on lngle, Third
ami Market Streets. They will have good as
sortment of Goods of their own manufacture, such
AS Satinett, jean, Tweed, Flannel and Stocking
Yarn, which they will sell or exchange for Wo'l
on very reasonable terms They will also pay
Cash for Wool, spin or Manufacture Wool 1oI
customers on Shares or for Cash.
Being provided with II best of Eastern Ma
chinery, embracing all the latest improvements
together with the most experienced workmen, we
feel confident of satisfying all who may favor us
with their patronage Try us before you part with
your Wool JOHN W. GRUEN & CO.,
Cor. Third, Market and lngle Streets,
mv5-Ilnd INV Evansville, Ind
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STRAYED.

TR0M THE UNDERSIGNED, TWO soRREL
L Horses One is light sorrel about Il or 10
hands bigh. about wears old, tail short, both
hind feet white, and no shoes on. The other Is q
Chestnut sorrel, about IA hands high, years old
left hind foot white, tail long, and spot on ms
forehead Any person returning them TO me- a'
Sewburrh, will be literally rewarded
a,o9 Nv CHAS SHREIVER.
nRUSHES-A supply of Shoe, Horse and Scrub
Is hing Brushes constantly on hand and for sale
Low nv s. L. GILBERT Co,
No. 4 Sycamore Street.
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AMERICAN STABLE,

On lNlFU DIT. MdiH dIEU IGCUNI OtS'
VNHIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
/ is we'll known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior TO any similar
establishment in tue City, having arrangements
for the secepton of private horses at livery OF the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
WAGONS and every kind of road vehicle to let.
Horses sold commission Second manu- DueSS
for sale at the very lowest prices Passengers IoI
Uarid to ali PARTS of tie country by special con-
| yeyance. hlCHAhDooN, Din ANN' " W.
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NASHVILLE, June BRIG Gen. R. S.
Granger takes command of Nashville to-
morrow. Gen r. B. Mitchell, Gen JAS
d. Morgan are ordered to the~front.
Gen. Mitchell takes command of a cav
airy division.
Rebel prisoners leave tomorrow for
Alton, Ills. The river has fallen with
two feet scant on the shoals.
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LATER From VICKsBURG.
Gunb0at Cincinnati Sunk---Federal
Troops Par0ied to Save Food.

AI.-4-...s, J~"u 1.-TI.~- oUUaucr bu-
minary, from Vicksburg, arrived on Sat
urday, with news to the 18th. She re-
ports the gunboat Cincinnati sunk by
the fire of Vicksburg batteries, on the
Doth, with the reported loss of 20 killed
and wounded.
Several of our men captured by the
rebels, have been paroled on account Of
food.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

ny ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
d the City of Evansville, will sell at pubic
auction, Saturday, the 18th day OF june 1910,
nj O'Clock in the forenoon, on the harf, in front
of said city, lot of old iron, now lying there to
be removed within three days after said sale
HIRAM NELSON,
may % City Marshal.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June "A pistol cart
ridge mandatory near this city was ex-
ploded to-day, killing one person and
wounding several others.
Three thousand rebel prisoners arrived
here to-day from Vicksburg.
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The river has
fallen inches, with feet 3 inches in
the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 740.
PITTsBURG, June 2-River 8 feet two
inches by the metal mark and falling.
Weather cloudy.
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FOR SALE.
Desirable Property fol
Lease or sale.

,r,ur s11RscRJBER WILL SELL oN-REA-
SoNABLE terms or lease for a term of years
the we'll known Salt Well property adjoining the
civ of Evansville. The tract contains sixteen
and one half acres of land and is an excellent 10
10 ,yaiers will recommend THEMSELVES to stran-
GERS and are well known in this vicinity. go
If not leased within two weeks 1t Will lie WIFI
drawn from the market. ,
For terms apply TO George W. Bates or the sub
scriber ON The premises. ,urc
| Adm'x Estate OF VIM. Bates, deceased
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FROM NEW YORK,

Rumored Capture of V;cksbure-
zen. hunter Removed : Western
troops at st. Louis Exchanged
"a Battle near Manasses An1icip.ted
-RebeIs refuse TO let any news
papers cross the RappahannOck--
pepper.
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TO SELL OR LEASE.

ITO SELL OR LEASE, ON REASONABLE
j terms, the Northeast 3s'hs of Lot Il, Old
Plan of Evansville, being 2s1E feet front 10y l5C
feet deep, on First between Vine and Division
Streets. For further PaTti, MARS enquire of John
J. Chandler, WM- ?. EDISON,
apIltf 1T. Vernon. Ind.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE NIASMA AND FOUL vAPORS GENE
rated by the hot sun viii be far more deadly to our
Volunteers than the enemy's bayonets In the
Indian and Crimean campaigns, H0LLOWAY's
PILLS were used in enormous quantities They
kept the troops in perfect health. Only % cents
per box Soldiers, supply yourselves. OF
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, June 2.

New YORK, June 2.
Money active at Cal per cent. Sterl-
ing exchange quiet at 1901 for lst class
bills Gold irregular and unsettled,
opening at As, declining to 46 and clos
ing firm at Ats.
Government Stocks dull, .. S. 6's of
81 coupons 107sa1074.
Stocks dull and heavy. One year
CeTJIuCdJcS %.
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THANKS.

DESIRE TO Publicly THANK THE CHAR
! TER Oak Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn,
for the prompt payment, through their 4gent,
Mr. Rudolph Kerr, of the amount of insurance on
my frame house, destroyed 10y fire on the l4th
inst FRIEDRICH NAHNSlEDLEh.
myl9-2w
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HARDWARE.

HAVE NOW ON HAND
so Dozen Blood's C. s. Grass and
Grain Scythes;
so Doz. II. G L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes
10 DOG. Blood's Briar scythes.
80 Doz. Hay Rakes;
Is Gross Scythes Stones;
80 Doz. Hay and Manure Forks ;
30 Doz. shovels and Spades;
% Doz. Cradles;
30 Doz. Snaths;
ResghENa-rp,
5 Cas- Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Tacks and Coffee
Hills;
Spoons, Table & Pocket Cutlery !;
Files, Saws, Curry Combs and
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Cooper's
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
ap22-3m
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TO CONTRACTORS.

FTyHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
L of Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 21st day of June, 1868, for Bordering
First Street, from the north western line of Syca
more Street to the south -eastern line of Locust
Street, a distance of 500 feet.
Contractors will be required to furnish all the
materials and do the work according to plan and
specifications OH file in this Office
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville May 81, 1863.
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Notice of Application Tor
IicenS6.

NroTJcE. rs HEREBY GIVEN TRAIIWILL
NfFs,,5r - tho Board of County Commissioners
Of yanierbnrgh County, at their nextE term: com
uencing on the first Monday in lune, lsfss Fr
!, &C. ttss, ! quart for the term Of one year.
: Nv place Of doing sbusinessis on the corner Of
TSSiysf and Second Streets, on Lot No 81.
100 80 sn1d MOSES WE'LL.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, June 2.
Gold at 81 AZ.
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Official From Vicksburg.
Affairs Unchanged---Grant's Pros
poets Bright.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Oficial dis
patches received from Vicksburg up to
the Doth of May, indicate no change in
affairs there, but the prospects of Grant
are still encouraging.
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BSs~ A fine assortment of Photo
graphic Albums for sale cheap at j
Perry Elliottsl CityIGallery, No.
Second Street. ~q.seqz
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IcEl IcE!-Until our Lake Pepin ice
shall arrive, which we shall store IN our
new house, lower landing, boats will
please leave their orders with P. Horn
brook or Peter Prick, boat-store men, or
Z. Fenehler, butcher, for lake ice.
Z. IYGLE.
may14 DIFF
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DEPARTURES.

The river is still receding with little
prospect of a change.
No business of note was transacted
on the Levee yesterday most of tue
boats arriving being in Government SER
vice. The White brought up huge
cargo of tobacco from Henderson.
To-day the pride of the Louisville line,
the Big Grey Eagle, will be the unrival-
ed packet for Henderson and Louisville.
She is in charge of those popular and
attentive officers, Capt Jim. Lusk and
Major Williams, which assures passen-
gers of pleasant and speedy trip to the
Falls city.
The elegant and feet Superior, with
her spacious cabin, elegant appointments
and well stored larder, will be the packet
for Cairo at 2 o'clock to-day. Capt
Gus Lemcke viii be found on deck with
Billy Lowth and Mr. Dunn in the Office,
three of the most courteous and polite
gentlemen afoat. The Superior is the
feetest of packets" No cards"
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Sam. Houston Alive Again---EXCiting
RumOrs i'm Washington.

New YORK, June 1t is stated that
Sam. Houston will run for Governor of
Texas, with the design of forming Re-
public of Texas.
The Posts Washington dispatch this
p NJ, says nothing further is known in
reference to the movements of Lee, but
that there are many exciting rumors.
One is, that he is marching on Washing
ton.
Gen. Saxton arrived in Washington
to-day from Port Royal
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SAW MILL.
Pigeon Greek Saw Mill
STARK. BRINKMEYER & co.

TrAyING BOUGHT THE ABOVE SAW MILL
Ii of Mr.. Cody, we are prepared to execute an
orders for Lumber at the shortest notice with
promptness and dispatch, and will give full salts
faction to all.
Give us a call before you buy elsewhere. orders
can he left at BRINKMEYER & cos.
Invl3.3m Main Street, or at the Mill.
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New York, June 2.-Three games
were played at the Billiard tournament
last night Goldswaite, Northumberland
Foley were yictors.a . Y sirm
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE
EXCLUSIVELY for the Journal.
FROM CINCINNATI.

Gen. Burnside Issues an Order Sup
pressing the Chicago Times and
New York World---He Leaves for
Hickman Bridge---Governor Tod
Tried by County Court---Feder-
al Victory at Florence, Ala.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
Reverend Gentleman, having been restored 10
nealth in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment without success, considers il his sacred duty
to communicate his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope he will send (free) a COPY of the
prescription d. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, 1S6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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LYONS COLUMN:
Sarn ffnrfrrrrfTSnE
A CARD.

\ Having made an arrangement
with DEvIIN & Co., New York, to
have the Clothing for my trade
manufactured expressly to my order,
in Superior Style, at low fixed
per centage on the cost, am now
enabled to compete with the best
I Houses in the largest Cities as re-
CARDS Quality, Variety, amount of
Stock and Prices of Goods.
have also increased my facili-
ties for manufacturing to measure.
and can hereafter furnish my custo- |
mers with Fine, Stylish Suits to or
der on very short notice.
Military Uniforms and Equip |
ments of all kinds kept constantly
on hand. NJ. LYON
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BACHELORS HAIR DYEl-THE BEST IN
the WUrld-William A Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
rom nature-warTanted not to injure the Hair in
he least remedies the IN effects of had DIVES. and
nvigorates the Hair fer life. hey, Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns splendid Black Brown,
leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
Flor, on the four sides Of each boz.
Factory No. 81, Barclay street, New York
(T.ate 233 Broadway and Is Bond streetl hm2s
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Ole 1ajrg annrmar.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
n Nc aoash K G. Albree, st. Louis.
ID. NJ White, Henders' n Collonna Wabash r.
Sallie List, Nash. Jewess. Nasty
1eho' Nash. John Bell, St, Lou.
DEPARTURES.
u. Aihree, Pitts. Cordelis Ann. GreenR.
John Bell, Pitts Dunkerson. Il. Green.
Les. Combs Green r. Echo. LOUSY.
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Inay29
, 1863-07-24
PRENTICEsS LAST.

- The millionaires in the rebel Confedera.
cy are awfully hungry. When they look at
their piles Of gold, they feel like the poor fel
stopped to pick M What he thonrht a grain
Of corn, but turned away In bittef disappoInt.
me1t, exclaiming. "Alas! it Is only dia.
mond.n
Many think that only the shell of Rragpss
army Is on the Tsnnsssse &; River: We hope
g-e..,ad 9TH the cnn1 n,incnts ~ ~ eba1i= ri
, 1863-07-24

Since our Inst paragraph In reference TO the
kkulkipg rebel, he has made the dodge that
only u coward could be guilty OF. After be.
lug pursued on Monday, by Colonel SIlackel-
ford, soHe fifty miles, and last brought to
stand, ut 3p. m, after skirmishIng six or
seven miles, and fighting an hour, he and lis
twelve or fifteen hundred troops fed to high
bluG A flag Of truce Was sent, demanding
an unconditional surrender, which WIS re.
ceivtd by Col. Coleman, who came down
and asked for IN hours consultation with the
other officers Of the rebel command. Forty
minutes were granted, at the end Of which
the command WIS surrendered; but 1t was
eoon found that Morgan himself, with small
squad Of men, deserted his forces and fed.
It vas the understanding, not only Of Col.
Shackelford, but Of the large number of Col
onels, Minors, and line officers, who gave
themselves up, that Morgan himsen lad sur
rendered. As he did not appear in the con-
ference when the surrender was made, which
he should have done, being the chief com-
mander. 1t Is doubtful whether he can be re-
garded by military costume, as having sur
rendered; but if this construction can be
established, he has forfeited all the rights Of
q soldier, and Is flt subject for the fate Of Il
deEerter, or one one who has broken his
parole. At any rate, he has proved himself
haze coward, and ackno wledged his infau,y
in resorting to such despiclb1e method Of
stunning the scrutiny Of true soldiers und
loyal men,
, 1863-07-24

from the Washington 1ntel1igencer, 29th.1
We understand that the appropriate Federal
and city authorities are about Introducing i'm
proved street crossings, which promise to
hfior1 to the public Of the metropolis some
compensation for the muddy condition Of the
6trrets during rainy SEASONS.
This improvement consists In forming q
trench across the Street, whtrc the present
stone tagging is placed, and covering it with
Perforated iron plate pavement level with
the street. Such pavement, while i will be
strong enough to support the travel and pres
.'ure Of The streets, will deposit at the bottom
Of the ditch below all the mud and water
thrown upon it by the wheels Of wagons and
the feet Of horses, thus leaving compara-
lively dry crossing through the rivers OF mud
which our streets present duringa great por-
tien Of the year.
The perforated iron pavement has been
uscd for some years us bridging for CUTTERS
In nearly all Of our large cities but the idea
Dt erecting gutter across the street tor the
improved Street bridging has not occurred to
our ne5glboring cities, though the important
results 10 be attained by 80 doing we're we'll
or pavement eau easily be turned over wien
necessary, aud the mud deposited below re.
moved.
It requires but glance at the arrangement
10 perceive that it presents the only possible
solution of the difficulties attending the con.
Efrucu10 oI q paved 10oLWag across tue streets,
which will not interfere with the Legitimate
purpose Of toe thoroughfres of the City. It
is only necessary to construct these pave.
lnents properly over the ditch or trench and
the problem is solved.
Plans have been submitted, we learn, for
tie construction Of few Of these payements
across our streets, and the work is in progress
ux about to be commenced under the supetin-
tendcnce Of the able Commissioner of the
Public Buildings, to whom the city is lndebt~
ID for this improvement.
We would, howeyer, suggest to this officer
that the width Of tic pavement reported to
have been determined upon, vtz: three feet,
is not sufficient. It ought to be-, at least at
tic most ficquented crossings, five feet IN
steud Of time. Expense ought not to be con.
sidercd where the accommodation Of the sixty
thousand resident hatitants, and ten thous.
ard transient ones, Of the national metropolis
is concerned if 1t be thought that the
strength of the perfora'e ed iron P'ate be insult
fcient to bear the weight Of wheels passing
oTer, there night be fixed iron upright sup
ports placed under It, in the middle, 1t prope-
Ct distances, which wou1d sustain any weight
pas BinE over the cros,;rr
, 1863-07-24

L. w. rr =,
non Jnoee treat tas appointed Geo
uer, Clrrk Of the United stttts District
11ara - ene q Gootnn G nlse:!cs ot iaDAT,s' y
t Adams of sn>i.n6e,d haE ,,ae,, a,'ro;,te,, n
Cnm,nisaians.E ~ a+s F ~ f,a ~
-. !" F4"eo W tao ea"e'
| MI blackburne, now well known II Ga-
| rere ss remarkable blindiold chess player'
las recently exceeded ali hls previous per
1ofnanees By playing twelve games Mt once
ogoite st as many players. The exhibition re-
fenus G tnoh plaee az Maeehestef' Eheiaaa. a.. De-
NE onn.ss u spGtaSJ1 pnia''h, o. ~
~ ,n ,5e "ste "oh oy Ml o!acspulnes tnul M
;9ens5t ~ o ~ auu t"o we're utaHns ~
hafa-e ,,1eSai - nu.a9e1 Ia ~ ~ galeS ~ ~
oS'S ~ ptiiseo o11no1oio anu "Anoot tne alo
The conscription has taken from the sey-
erai newspaper establishments in Maine. Mr.
Richardson: Of the Portlsud Press: Mr. Ding.
leg. Of the Lewiston Journal; Mr. Prescott,
cf the Pennington Chronicle; and Mr.. Ridgin,
of the Oxford Democrat
ON Thnrsdav r7ebt 1azt - fra occnrred
at the Van slyke well, on Citv, Pa, on the
widow McClintock farm. The fire was occa.
stored by boy taking q lantern and looking
into tai1k to sea # H. VA f1lied With iii. Ths
oil took fire. burning mn iii the tanks. some
ffty In number. and from i 000 to $500 bar-
rel; Of oil. a iarre number of barrels. aud
smother @ ~ Wei % int heIow VIZ a1so % hnrnsd ~ nr
ratber ali the links arnnnf3 It etc WIRE con-
sumtd, The total loss IS abont SI0 CO.
A,no,- 49, .+-os,.,a~ ...s..c:, -, TIN
NJ We & n.e l.luclles comMl.len ~ tae as
ef;ss,o., sah,ts ILL., ass xee1' was aae ~
all ! M.ssipn oa1eata nenoel 1of poor WMte Gnu,
Gh, Gc1en, otapsn o. lhe ". George Eplsc"Mpn W
T;nnet Tnurcn, r1 u3oer t9e snPeflntendence O. Me
!seN snIcAt Nolect.. 4ae scnooi nas oeeu ~ w
Mr. Tbimhle and n,rnhsred Sr ~ orer i0o acho1.
ars. Fyervthin~ in Tho room was destroTed
ITho Nav WI 1o,sn.1.;ay 1s"srt;.,. ~
+,o o1st s",s 1uh Ho1; p,d;. sas.sras -,
rnor1,;na rse:,,-ad 1r ;ns+-na.,ana ySasn.toS
tbo ;rnEc1ad h,t4e1~ rS, psssaso r. " ct"E,..ton
lin ~ sa-+1,;a.,t u5 .5 ~ Jn.s'11 ~