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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
the VERY LATEST
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Inhuman Treatment ID NeKroes.

NV YoRK, August 1.-THE Rich
mond Whig Of the 18th, publishes 8
letter of B. Johnson Barlor, accepting
the nomination to Congress rendered
him.
The Wilmington Herald Of the 10th
says:
The investigations by Generals Ames
and Duncan, and Colonel Donelton,
shows that the negroes in Fayetteville,
and the vicinity, have been eraelIy treat
cd by not only civilians, bat civil author
tiles. Two negroes were tied up and
publcaly whipped by the sheriff
Others were left tied until storm pros
trated the trees to which they we're tied,
holding them to the ground until they
were relieved. Citzsns, too, have pre-
suned to execute the authority of mag
ters, and punished them as they saw f.
1t 10 also stated some of the negroes have
been killed. Troops are now under or
ders to proceed to the locality to put q
stop to these abuses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Well To-Day, Sick To.Morrow,

~@~ - ~ %0JB SASA 4O-44044OWs
Sneh is the ex. eriencs Of thousands. Few en-
~ continuous health. To what does the oocs-
sional Invalid attribute his uncertain condition
Not to himself, Of esurse. He lays the blame on
the climate, perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold,
or too damp, or too dry, or toe variable Bat
does he take the proper course to fortify his con
stitution or bod ly organs against the extremes
Of which he complainant No. He says, perhaps,
that only an iron man couii stand such great
heat, or such Violent cold such sudden vieissI-
tudes. Why, then, does he not r. sort to the gr at
Tonic and Preventive, which, IL it will not axe
him an iron man, viii ct least quadruple the
capacity Of his system to expel all external Agsn-
eies that tend to produce disease. HosTETTER's
oELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, taken
faithfully according TO the diree ions, will so
strengthen the stomach. brace thu nerves, tone
the liver, and regulate aud invigorate the whole
animal machinery, that the system, instead Ct
being at the mercy OF the weather, and liable TO
be Frustrated at CIV ~ change OF temperature,
will become case hardened, as It were, aud almost
impeTvious to climate influences 1t is to this
preventive principle that Hostetter's Bittsrs owe
their great popularity In the West Indies, British
America and Australia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
po.taI Afrair, ,ho sou,h

wAsHISGroN. August 1.-The Post
master General has ordered a contract
9Th the Central and n. C. Railroad
Co, ior the conveyance of the mail from
Goldsboro to Charlotte, n C, including
the intermediate Offices. The distance
is 223 miles.
Service viii resume on the other
Southern routes, from time to time, as
it shall be reported that the roads have
been repaired and are in RAINING order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

sB- FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the test Of trial, and 10 constantly increasing in
public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and
cheapest made. Its price Is only TOO, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dye in
those usu ally sold Tor 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by q pecu
liar process, which renders It infinitely super
to any dye in the market. Being complete inc
bottle, no preparation Is required, which grsag
simpliHes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead appearance by which dyed hair and whisksrs
are eadiIy recognized, when inferior arti-
lie has been used, as Il producss perfectly natu-
al color Of any shade that Is desired, from ROB
brown tOs Jesty. lustrous black, that will not
smut, crOcs or stain the clothing. Invest 7se
and yoa viii be oonv lnOsd. sold By all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ga Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARNES Co., New York, whole
sa,s Agents rny2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and Reliable-pro-
duees q splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies the I'll effects OF bad Dses, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold By all Druggists
The genuine Is signed. W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York. apes sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
To staamhoat Men,

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company II pre-
pared TO do all kinds of stesmboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equsIIed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemes, and we
guarantee satisfaction. $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
NEv Y0RK, Aug. 1.-THE G0mmer-

cial says:
The honse of Kstchum, Son & Co.
mads an assignment to Mr.. I, C Cal
houn, President Of the Fourth National
Bank, and Mr. Bement, formerly part
ner in the firm of Kstehum, Rogers l.
Bement, The houss and furniture of
Edward Kstehnm has been seized by
the sheriff
The Posts Washington special says
Major Herrod, Of the 9th Illinois cav
airy, who was sentenced to be hanged,
has had bis sentence commuted to ten
years imprisonment in the Albany peni-
Tertiary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
MOTICE.
NOTICE
Nofiee 81 AnnIinafinn.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES That The
IN undsrsigrsd VIII &aTIy - The Bosrs of
County CONSCIOUSNESS sf Eaud rburgh unity,
At their ., II rsguiar rnestfrK. or license ssli
Intoxicating quorsr IA quantities lea han .
quart Ny piAe9 Of buzfaess, and the pr- raissB
Ga Shieh the liquors are 70 he aid. . kDewn az
the houss rscsft iy occupied u the g. Il Asd Q =
Departusnts, OF Locast ssrsst, "a paris 81 lcss
and g "a the esty o. Evansville, YanasrouTgh
county Indiana.
auzIo-3Ed Ell. z. WRIGHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

paid cut 152 miles. Recovered two
niles oDepsh of water |. $50 fathoma
Total distsnee from Fslsutia !, 065 miles
Total distance TO Hearts Content 600
miles. Total cable paid out 1912 miles
Steamed backwards to Valentia II
miles, and commenced dragging for ca
bic on Thursday at 4 P. N. Il being sv-
ident from the strain that the grapple
had caught the cable, We began 10 haul
it, and al 1850, when $50 falhoms Of
graphing rope had been got on board,
shaekle broke near the ship
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
Sew York cold msIk.t.

Nav YoRK, August l7.-Gold is firm.
The demand being chiefly from Expor-
tsrs. The quotations opered at l4l I,
ran up to s, and down again J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
Cincinnau marscts.

70 fsaf saf ~ OINOIsEAII. ABg. II.
FLoUR-Firm bat not higher; supsrnIe 90;
Extra 259s o..
VII EAT--AIgheF; prime new Red 30 old
210g2 u
@ RE-Firm and &c rec at roc.
oATs--DuiIHt $50 gIo. Tor new old bo9Gle.
RlE-90c. t-~
BARLES-l 40@I 81 for Prime.
wHEsKY-Ia good demand closing buoyant.
PROVISION -Generslly firm r. thoush the
demand was high + and prices were u.ehaaged
Al improvei demand r. Lard, and about 800
tlercss sold at CSC aGd l5o kegs a. 2i1zo.
Or RIES-FIm-s o.fse 29832%e. Sugar
J4dEHs.
QDLD-l42. l-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrsIoIASs.-If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct o small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine KELAER
q wHITE's stock, where you VIII nnd every srii-
Gle that Ia needed by the profession, and prices
which eAnno; fail TO give satisfaction. Their
Store 20 At No IS Main street nay<d&wh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

9 New York, August II Receiving
news from the Great Eastern which
show that it is probable the Gable is
lost. 13 tea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

NEW YoEK, August 1.-The Cow
BsereidI says: rsssF
The check book from which Ketehum
issued bis forgeries has been found with
$50 checks missing, which, if sll were
used By him, would make q total issue
Of about 81 10000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

d CTsorSEATf, August l7-nooH.-Ths
river has fallen 10 inches
. Weather clear. Thermometer IS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

A Clergyman. while residing In South America
rs q missiUnAry, discovered safs and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Ear y
Decay, Disea Sc of the Urinary aud Senlins Or
gsbs. and the whole train Of disorders brought en-
by baneful and vic Gus hHb Is Great plumbers
have sbsen already cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted bf . desire to bsnsnt the afflicted aud
unfortunate, viii send the recipe for preparing
And usipg this medicine, in sealed envslops, to
any one Who nerds 1t, Free Of CAsrgs.
Please enclose post paid envelope, addressed
TO yourself Add ess,
JOSEPH 7. INMAE,
iy2I. 6m. Station D. Bible HOUSE, n. Y. City
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
CITY NOTICES.
Raara of Fnnalization-

FTEE COMMON coUsUIB or THE CITY or
1FRnsssl e will meet a. = Board Of Egualiza-
etons at the city council CHAMBER 70 Rlid city, on
Monday the 6<h day 81 June 1855, 81 O'Clock g.
m-s for tie purpose Of squAliEiRg and corrscting
sue Aseess ssts Of real and p<rs0nsi property,
and viii eontisus IL session from day to Day,
81 sad Assessms ats are alI equAlized and cor
rectsd
Ali tax payers are requests 50 call rrsvious 20
ths 81 furnmsEs OF the Board and examine their
assss4naenta.
ys-t " BAKER mayer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

WASHINGTON, August lS.-Yesterday
afternoon while the working men in the
Capitol extension were engaged in rails
ing a large stone, the derrick fell and
one Of the workmen named James Dorcy
was instantly killed; another, who
leaped from the seaffold, was slightly in
iured. a&2 $50 stai4siue aeif
The preliminaries have not been com
pleted, and therefore there is a farther
postponement Of the trial of Captain
Weri1 His counsel are engaged gath
ering Witnesses, and several have al
ready beer secured. ish
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

m@- The supsrior 10 large afst ciAss passenger
stsanaer being provided With every nodsrn and
desirable conSaniencs. amd has wide, Foomy
guards-side and aft-Sor the Accommodation Of
sleek.
PARTICULAR attention paid 70 alI way BUSINESS.
Freight ana passage TO and from all points at
reRu ar a ket rat
The Superior makes close connections at Mem
phis with vieksburg, New Orleans aud Arkansas
and White River pa kst.. Freight and pssssn-
sera r~ce' pted through.
Rsturning, makes clio Q connections With the
Illinois OantTei Is. y. at Cairo, and with the
o. 4. 4 and LonIsville psckets at Evansville. Us
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
SALOON.

A Change--St. Nicholas Saloon.
GAM GRAMMAR HAS AGAIN TAKEN
- charge OF the 81. Nichols Saloon and will pat
Il 10 frat rate order with sal possible dispatch.
The 6nsst Liquors viii be kept 10 the bar and
nne billiard tables win occupy the second floor.
Bis cid friends and Gus TONERS are invited 70 call
and see him mySn. d3m-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
kEGULAR PACKETS.


hEGULAR PACKETS.
new Arrangement..-O. d M. Trans.
portatiOn Company.
"PsopIss Ling Daily for Louisville
Prices Reduced to Salt the Oeeasion--
Cabin Passage 20 louisville, o..
= M THE MAGSIFIcEHT IT, mr.
new STEAMERS
st y CHOLAs.-.@.....--. MARTFs kass r,
81. 6 MI ARL Eg..--...-........WATT3, Mister,
Will leave DAILY At 4 p. n from the lower
wharf-bost at the foot Of Broadway, Cincinnati.
Through bills Of lading given Tor height to
NASHVILLE, and ali polnts South.
For frsight or passage app on board, or ct tbs
Company's One on he Whsri.boat, where freight
will 10 received at sll hours.
ausls,Asn. supf. 0. NJ. Il. Co.
REGULAR INDEPENDENT
PEOPLES PACKET.
For Paducah, Cairo, and all Way
Landings.
r. THE NEW AEp SPLEEN. IT,
-: DID RAs.EGeER
- eTEAMER -
CT % r. nG . III 3
BRs astsr,
WIN leave Evansville for PAdueas and Cairo
Returning, vii leave Evansville, for oWens-
bore and Loaiaville. every Saturday at O'Clock
?. NJ, positively. ConnsetiDg at Lon svine with
the Peoples Line Packets for Cincinnati and the
East
OK a HUMPHREY,
HALL RUDD.
AugIs dtE Agents.
FOr HashV lille and Way Ports.
t. The Fleet Pas.sngsr P.ekst,
aoroE p 30 v : s ~ BIB. Master,
Win hsneef5rrh ply regularly tw en- Evans
vile and Nashville; commencing the 18th inst.
s sSf 5Isa' P ecx e a aRR%yp Agents
& Louisville Tuesday
and Fricay Packet.
The Neat and ElsgIGt light Taught Steamer
- LADY GRACEl
BOYD, MaGtsr..............,.......h ocLARTY, Clerk
VIII leave Evansville fIr LeuisviIIs every TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY, At6ps m. aa Is
For freight or passage 1Tpiy 70 r
sug1l ~ HALL d BUDD, Agents.
Regular Green River Packet.
The New and Elegant stsAmsr
- VIM. WHITEI
viii run a. . regular Green River Packet, and
will promptly attend to ell orders sntrusted to
her. MWfr AfH
FOR freight or passage sppiy on board. Uy2e,tf
Regular Tennessee River and Ev-
ansVille Packet. W
THE STEAMER 9II5&El
- 9 u B A,
A. J. DUEeAE..........,....... -..s...-...mAs
VIII leave Evansvills every MONDAY. ct
o'clock p. NJ, for East Port and all way landings.
jyis HALL RUDD. Agents.
1se6......PEoPLEs' LINE......ls85
-
Evansville, Cairo and
Memphis
WEEKLY PACKET,
S IT p E r TOR |!
Captain H. +. Dexter.
~
GOING DOWN
Leaves Evansville every Friday at p. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
ITCH
AUCTION.

VouS Dor'sa BELOW SHs sHrRweoD HcvsHl
Whsrs he VIII sttend to all kinds Of Auction busi.
ness; To the selling Of MerehAndlss, Waxons,
Carriages horsess and Real EstAta.
Ase.son eays = TcFsnAYs TEuaeDAT AID
EATURDAT 81 esch week
Cash advances % cczEiEnmanEz
Esfeu - al tie citizens u NvAasgFgfa who
knGw hiE.
WIN stvs his vAsls tiHss 70 As hnssesn a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

NAL u4eSIIu1 . LAp AOAiOW-
IOTinp RrQndp IF
Tobacco:
f
AAPonmaa, Bright Onmees.
"a q d" zuuno..
: = s rw,.., se osss.. = :
brtBht, 80 ~
Hwa~hf as Caaafea ~ an
-
Medium 4 3 CaddIes q.
Dark a csddiss.
100 $500, - - $3.50.
Dark 10 Ia adaiss.
Navy, Pounds.
y.na'. csps. Ron
o"F"s "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
MEDICAL.
The Young Man's Friend.

4M5 1UuIE 14oA 1A4UAu.
II EFT EVERY MAN BE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
IL This Is the name OF BOX OF Medicines pre-
pared by an eminent Physician 10 Cincinnati, it
ntains preventative AID eure for all private
diseases, with directions how TO treat each case
therefore, with the Young Mans Friend In your
possession, you have the full directions ard medi
cine for the Treatment Of yourself aud friends. 1t
% for sale by Druggists every where. Ask for the
Young Mans Friend.
wholesale ard Retail by
JyiA KELLER WHITE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
HAIR pYEI HAZE pYEI

iy27.sm. Station D. Bible House. n. Y. city
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The Phoeni.r having fully left her
nest, viii not he content to remain
stationary. She viii grow even as the
6. ;at oak springeth from the little
acorn. Her first growth is {; sufficient
guaranty for what may be expected III
her future c:,rier.
We entreat of our friends, city and
country, to help us fill her sails. to
sepJ rs TIE cheering breeze and hang
forth the signals Of encouragement.
The mails now being resumed, news
papers may be sent IN almost any
direction. Ours. shall DC made mp
always with profnptness and forwarded
without delay. Our tri-wseldv, Ger
tainly, can regularly be forwarded to
nearly every section of the State; and
the few points which at present t;.rdilv
receive their papers. will find the delay
to lessen rapidly in the course Of a
very few weeks. We refer o;lr readers
to otlr advertisement in another
COLUMN.
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The SOUTHERN PLANTERS PLAN.

I1hc st. Louis Democrm says:
\ gentleman who has been intimate
With Southern planters for thirty
years, gives us information Of the
course which some of these cotton
growers have determined to pursue in
relation to the cultivation Of their
lands. 1t is simply to let the lands
out to any one, black or white, who
may wish to engage in such employ
ment, ut Il certain amount Of the pro
duct per acre, or per bale, if the article
raised is cotton.
One planter, at the mouth of Red
Rlver, who has 5000 acres to rent in
TINS way, proposes to refrain one
fourth OF Il bale us a compensation for
MS land, and for ginning the cotton a
small amount additional, which will
nrlnS the price up to abput onc-third
OF the crop-the Same proportion
as that charged for all corn lands in
other other sections of the country.
Ihls method has proved successful
everywhere else, and there is no reason
why cotton culture and the Southern
part OF the country should be an ex-
ception.'
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SUMTER. S. c., July %, 1S65.-A
most distressing occurrence took place
i'm an adjoining District few nights
ago. An Old gentleman, rcsi,iina in
the country. who, from the circnm
stances, must have anticipated ana
prepared fora visit from robbers, hear
ing SONG one on his premises at night,
hailed three times, and receiving no
answer, fired his gun with fatal eject
at the object of his suspicious and
his fears. Advancing to ascertain the
effect OF his shot with indcscri5al,lc
anguish he discovered the body of his
son IN Tic last s,gnilcs OF death i, son
who had long been ), prisoner at the
No:'th>aHd whose paTrial deafness pro
vented his hearing his f.,tli,r> c,ai
Irngc. -:tter 4 long and wc..ris:::Mc,
r'a5s;A ace !ronl h"nlc, he WIS tAuS
strangely killed y; he stepped upon
It's threshold, by The f,thcr whom be
loved and lonSea to meet. \ faw
moments more and his return would
il;lH!' given JOY and :!&;lness to the
entire houschold-;. household nu>;
wrap: in grief inconsolahlc bv this
most teIyi,ic and affecting. cvcilta a
sad warming to ri; for even in&!,..
present unsettled State OF tie colntry
and notwithstanding the comparative
iinpunitv with which rohberlcs and
mnrtlcrs have been commitrrd in son,t.
n"ighhorhoods, one c;.nnct be too
c..,ltiurS IL the use OF firearms
CUiycS,pon'te,H TNu,}cStOn Coz. sny
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VOL, NO. 1o1 ;

THE GOLD MARKET. The Herald,
of 22d, makes the following report:
The gold market!las been duh, and
the bulls have stoutly resisted the TEN
porary. tendency towards 3. decline.
The opening price was 142Ma, after
which it reached n: but afterwards it
improved, and at 5 O'Clock was steady
at 1422;. Gold was abundant carly in
theaav. but at the clos. it was scarce.
There has been no further sale by the
Treasury The steamer Europe took
out $1,000 il specie. Foreign ex-
change is firm at the reduced, rates
R:nEcrs' sterling at. sixty days -
quoted 1t los3i@loa; short sight
lO9l:(@1N3%%; comn92rciai bills 1cSN
G109L.
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Observation-Disclosures AT OHANGBuKr:.
We 'carn hv Il gentleman from
0ranG>h,u.@, S. G.. that u number OF
the First Ohio Cavalry have been
:s;iilty lately Of some very diseTacef;I
proceedings in that town. On Thurs
day OF Fsilay last, Il largo party oi
them visited the store of .jrn"s <
Johnston. and instead OF giving the
protection asked for, cleared the store
OF everything III it, wanton:y destroy
ing and throwing in the street what
ever they did rot appropriate to them
selves Mcssrs. Jones Il Johnstou
had a. large stock OF liquors. which
they were disposinS OF to the planters
iii exchange tor cotton and other pro-
duce. They had refused 10 sell liQnor
to the soldiers, except to officers, and
it was supposed this refusal had en-
ragged the men and led to the pillaginG
Of the store Their loss is estimated
at between two and three Thousand
dollars The Post Commant1ant did
Ill in his power to arrest the parties,
but was unable 10 save the store.
We learn that some of the same party
afterwards proceedeI to the hotel and
caused some disturbances there, break
ing glasses, furniture, &c.
The next day the cavalry left fo.'
the Eastern part Of the State.
Charleston COu,inr.
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The Postmaste1-G General has alrans-
ed the compensation and other prelis
ln'nanes Tor resuming the transporta-
ton OF the Southern mails at the
earliest practicable period, and is gra-
tiually restoring the service in khose
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.fOi. i..ti3i ~ s.

.rOi. .E-N8IA& {.
hNi; ppl;cl II .o:,ura'cc, issued by sa;.
~ companies, which is made 10 meet tho
necessities ni th" huslncs, community, By
sc,.,iriny, wjih ,.cSpa,cl, i..r;,e iinos o. In
slIT@ncc with I. liable Companies, upon
unit.,,'.n. plain and simple c',li. lions :.lcre-
BIZ obviatinG the necessity ui applying 10
various, 4"rar;lt" Offices ior tnSurancc to
tl,c amount the. arc s,.vcruiiv able 10 accept,
aiid of holding mum ro's g 2arate Policies,
the conditions aud written portions of
Thch rafciv agree, rcn,. FIG i: dtlicglt
For the assured to bccon" FAM .li;r with and
harmonic t.,cir .arioi.3 conflicting, condi-
ii)rS.
Ey ,hc conditions Of The Underwriters'
Policy but on" set Q. papers is requiredto
prove y loss to. ;l:r several { 'npanies
ins,lrin:c under il, thereby making nc ad-
jllsrmcnt simple ald cXprditious.
The cash assets of each Company iss uing
the CuGevwrit.,s' Policy Of Insuranre cS-
rccd half n million Of dollars. making q
security in fine aggregate of three million
dollars.
Agent for the Hartford, .EtIm, Home,
i'ho,,lX. international, Metropolitan, Con-
tlrrtai. Merchants, 'Croton, Now IN land,
CIV, Washington, North American and
other first class fire INSURANCE conranlcs,
and Will, in Il few days. resume The Life
Insurance Branch for several Of The largest
life insurance companies III the pih1ea
Stab,s.
Agent for the New York Accidental !nslr,
ancc Company, insuring Travellers, hallroad
Conductors, Expressmen, Mechanics and
others, against AL accidents; TIE amount
premium being so small aAl the benefit so
great this Company presents Wducen'Snts
for all TO takH out n pclicy NO 1ncslcal
For cards, hand bills and moro full cxpla
-.tiou, cal 10 o..1- o:ico,. at pr:5clly AT
, Erycs-'s 81. :tect., NJ, 20 Maize l. aao1a
and Kenneth i Gii,-one :to-cr
Trlv 9e = > II. Z, NICHOLS. Agent
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There are but four revoIutionar,

There are but four revolutionary
pensioners living: Lemuel Cook, born
in Connecticut, September 10, l759:
Samuel Downing, born in New York,
November 21, 1861; James Barham,
birth Place unknown, May, 1764;
William Hutchings, born in Maine,
1864. Abraham Day, q revolutionary
pensioner, 10 years old, died at
Cornish, MaiAe, June l.