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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
The Burning or Barnum,s

The Burning or BRrnum's Museum.
New York, July l4-The CONNER
ciGi says:
The proprietor aud employees of the
Museum are thoroughly convinced that
the fire was the work of incendiaries.
The fire was discovered first in the
basement, and on Immediately running
to the roof to turn on the water from a
large tank, the flames were discovered
bursting out on the second floor, on the
third, near the stage of the theatre room,
and on the top floor.
The treasurer, Mr.. Tiffany, who had
gone to the-roof to turn on the tank,
found his exit cut off, and was obliged
to descend from the upper windows by
jumping to the balcony below. Re-
turning to his office, be took from his
safe $50, 900 in Government bonds, ard
left the building.
The manager has lately received
anonymous letters containing threats
of burning the buildings, it is supposed
on account of the play of JEFF Davis
in Petticoats
Among the works Of art saved we
the Greek Slave; also twenty-four gigan-
tic pictures illustrating Washington's
battles, painted by John McNevin.
which were soon to be exhibited al q
panorama. Fortunately, they had no;
/ been taken to the building, but were
stored elsewhere. zd
The giantess, Anna Swan, had . mar
row escape. She was found at the bead
of the stairs in a swooning condition
from the smoke, and was with difficulty
assisted from the building. She los
everything except the clothes she wore
and in her trunk was $l20 in gold; slss
some greenbacks, and all her clothing
The wax figure of JEFF Davis was car
ried out, but just as the street ws'
reached the head dropped of
1t was afterwards found suspended Z
lsmp-post
A soldier was forced to jump FROM |
second story window. he says he haC
in bis company James Burns, of Ian
caster, Pa, member of the l69th \. \
regiment 1t is feared he persisted.
The monster bear was lowered from
an upper window, on a ladder, BY
chain attached to his neck. BE wa
very docile.
The learned seal was also got Out
though he fought against the rougl
treatment he received l42a
The tanks holding the whale and at
s gator were broken, toilet the water foo
the building, leaving the occupants Il
roast rather than boil
Barnum, who was at Bridgeport, tele
graphed to have his agent ready to sai
for Europe, on Saturday, to purchas
curiosities. 'lf4f7
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Late nrexIcnn News.

New 0RLANs, July 14--Mexican ad-
vices to the 9Th are received. ~
Gems Deprise aud Olivers had re-
turned from their pursuit of the rem
nan,s of Negrete's guerrilla forces,
which had generally disbanded and gone
to the Texas side Of the river.
Cortinas lately captured two steamers
The Commerce says:
Cortinas positively and in a manner
officially, established his headquarters
on the Texas side.------
The American authorities have been
constrained, by protest from the I'm
perial Government;lto order Cortinas to
keep his house, ras., tso..gs-
The Monitor says: s.ss.W Z
The commander Of the French feet
had an interview with Gen. Steele, on
the subject of steamboat captures, but
could not give the result
News from the int erior show the EN-
pire to be peaceful.
Macmillan is striving to improve the
country and eneoarge education.
Guerrillas continue to swarm about
Matamoras. s a-.sa--sz--
A great number Of Confederates are
arriving in Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15


GENERAL BUcESER-How He Losr TWO
millions OF DOLLARS AT the begin
ming Of our unhappy civil war, the most
prominent of all the military men of
the West, was Simon B Buckner, then
inspector General Of Kentucky State
troops. a graduate of West Point,
serving with distinguished gallantry in
the Mexican war, and possessed of very
| fine intellect. a career of fame and glory
was predicted for him BY his admirers
and friends 1t is not our purpose, to
| notice bis military career, further than
| to remark that be surrendered The first
and last armies in the war, and each
| time he was the subordinate Of the com
mand The frat time was TO General
Grant at Fort Donelsor, when Generals
John b. Floyd and Pillow, his superiors
ia rank, declined on the plea that il
they were captured they would ceriaiB-
| II be hung; and the last time was when
be surrendered the army Of Gen. Kirby
\ Smith.fo Gen. Candy. This was done
/ in the absence aud against The orders OF
4 Kirby Smith,
! But there is something more connect
ed with Buckner, which is not without
interest, and probably has no parallel in
the war.
When he was a captain in the regular
army, Buckner married Miss Kingsbury,
\ an heiress, who owned an immense
landed estate in Chicago, valued at
more than million dollars 1t was IN.
improved, however, and did notyield an
Income. Buckner finally placed it I'M
der the supervision of General Burn
side, who with judicious management
soon caused it to pay handsomely.
When the war broke out, il was uBcer
tain on which side Buckner would serve
He was offered high position by Mr.
4 Lincoln, and also by Jefferson Davis
aud fanally choose to cast his fortunes
with the South. But before doing so, &c
preserve this great estate to bis wife and
children, it vas made over to the broth.
er of Mrs Buckner, in whom they hat
full confidence.
A little later, and kingsbury, th'
brother, entered the Federal army, ant
was wounded in the battle Of Freder
icksburg While lying on tbs field b.
spoke of his property, and his desire tt
!, i arrange it so that his sister would have
no trouble about it, but delayed to-
long, and died without making his wish
es further known He had been bnt
, short time married, and somefmouth
| after his death his wife gave birth TO
child This child necessarily inherit
that princsly es,ate,Enor can Bucknsr o.
bis wife receive dollar from it, except
= ing what the widow of Mrs KING .buE
shall choose to give them. It is prope
I to say, to her honor, that she has bee
most liberal in that respect Buckner'
E property was long since conhscated, an
thus the close of the war finds him, lik
most of the rebels, in beggared cond
a tion.-Missouri Democrat
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no SOLDIERS.
u. $. RnItaFy Commission
AIR M u 81 ~ AVY
refiu Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHAgLEs Z. MARSH, Local Agent.
Office No. g.. Third St,
sa9 f5-t. Losu.t and Miami,
aLn EVANSVILLE. INp.

The Us. Sanitary eousuissfsr, desiring 10 re-
lisEe sodiers, raj ors and their families fom the
heavy exfen usoa - ptis tor tie tr0. ecution
such cl inns. ha established thss Agency 10
collect Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty. q q
othfT eiaiinse<AiBat rheG = afn nnsBt, With JUT
CHARGE III ENPFNsE or my hIHD
WHATEVEa TO THE CLAIMANTS.
On application sent - tbis Agency ststiEg the
name aud postoilise AddresH % the ainsnt The
ma ae, rank, cQ11psD regiment, Hefvice,
STATE Of the soia tf q whose &C cunt the ciaim &.
m .de, ard date OF 5ts harry or desth, the pro er
blsBka will b. hlied out far - possible d
sent TO be person sppiying. 5hsse eau then be
execut d and returned 10 this ore, wbsrs the
4 IN gfil be- srosecntes 70 a fBal sus IN the
shortest Pos tbf q tine. iyIl 6anw sotd604
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THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR A PHI.



WAsHNGrox, July 14-Among the
recent appointments and resppoint-
ments If Post Masters, are w. W.
Wing, Norfolk, Va; Z +. jackson,
ProTidence; G. A Benedict, Cleveland;
Geo. Rowland, Sacramento; G. B. Lin
coin, Brooklyn; E G. UPdyke, Roches-
ter
The Postmaster General has ordered
temporary contracts for conveyance Of
OF mails from Edenton by Hartford,
Elizabeth City, Huntonsville, South
Mills, Lake Druuond, Va, Deep Greek
and Portsmouth TO Norfolk, Va, three
times a week and back. Thus the pos
tai service in the South is being srada-
ally restored
1t is true, as reported, that the Hon
D. P. Holloway has rendered his resig-
nation. The paper is 10 the hands Of
the Secretary Of the Interior, who win
today lay 1T before the President Mr.
Holloway will not retire until tbs sp.
pointment Of bis successor.
The General Land Office has decided
upon measures with view Of putting
speedily into operation, in late rebel
States, machinery for the sale of public
lands
At the laying OF the corner stone al
Washington of the Protes slant Orphan
Asylum, yesterday, the Secretary of the
Interior, Mr Hofnbrook, in his briel
address said:
when the French, not now friendly
to our prosperity, sprung to arms iu de-
fence of the British nationality we sp
plauded, but when they attempt to
crush feeble Mexico, we despiss the
want of generosity, and wish it .night be
the will oIGod, IN the order of His Pro-
violence, that this great Republic of ours
should be called upon to protect her
feeble sister"
This remark met with loud applause
from the audience present.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

A Physiological View of marriagef
Consisting nearly 500 pages, and 100 hne plates
aud engrayings Of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs In 3 state Of Hea til and Disease, with 3
Treatise on Early Errors, It's DepIoreble Conse-
cueRcea upon tile Mid and Body. with the Au-
fthors Plan OF TTeatment-Sha only rationsl and
successful mode Of cure. shown by the report
Of cases treated. iruthfal adviser to the mar
RED, and those coutemp 'ating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
FREE Of pos age to any address, receipt Of %
CENTS, in stamps or postal currency, by address,
lug Dir LA OROfA, No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany,
Ny.
The author may te consulted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
sonally or BY NAIL and medicines sent 10 any part
of the world spr13.3mdkw.
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LIBRARY NOTICE.

rTfhFRE wTLL BIC AZ ELECTION HELD AT
j. ths Lib AIRY Rooms, 10 the Mar l. Hall
building, on Mosdsy, July lfih. at -, o'clock
p NJ, Tor Ofic - to serve year an date Of
sloeti n. Tho following gentismen ltAye Teen
nominated ly the pretent Board.
For &c sideBt, Dr. / HaGs.
a Vice President, VIM. LoventhAu
Corr spoHri ing secretsry, &. $ hotnlaub.
{" ReeOIdiog Ssereiarv, u. O. MARI.
1Teaau er n a Whiinry.
III Directors, VIM. Resvs, wm. Neg
bit, James sNanHoa, DR.. D. W. Thompson, II. T.
Bloutt ;.
d ALI the Stockhoiders are requested 10 Be present
promptly. -1e4 Z : y g. D.H. LAMPIIsAR,
jyl3-lwi Recording seo'y.
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MEDICAL.
nIARHGA AEDDYsENTERY.
MAGUIRE'S
Command Extract of Benne Plfn MT

Is now universally acknowledged TO be the most
successful and reliable remedy ever prepared tor
the crre OF the above complaints, or any RELAXED
condition of the bowels in either adults or child
ren. In our +" Circular will be found the testi-
monlais % Col. Long, Gen. Pleasanton, Gen. kltE
Henry Warren, Maj. Crane, Capt. ;. Hoyt tuoM
Mayor Of New 0rieaus), of the U. 5. a Western
Sanitary Commission, War Relief Fund Ookmis-
sion zstliMi0na OF the " press and steamboat OH
GERS Prepared only BY J. O. AAGUiBE'
Beware Of counterfefts.s s.k.E
LEIGH, CABrSTEDT Co.
&F n tsee n Wholesale Agents.
.mh3s, dom. Evansville, Ird.
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SALOON
HON e IN TEREsTs.

To PHTsIcEAxs.-If you wish 20 purchase purs
Drugs, Medicines. ard Chemicals at q snail 3D.
xs1es On Easssrn. pyioeas 90 and examine EE-Hza
= a stock. yksre you VII nus svs.s szii-
Esasa - a. No "a a1aiz. strsas- asy8aEHtf
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BILLTAR OS.

r HAVE JUST re IVkp THERE FINE
Il ne~ Billiard Tab e.. B.lks's n an ufssture,w with
Fhsi9a = cnAhi ans, she latest in pFcve0ent. Ihey
ere nov ready pses sna loVsrs Of his sttrsc-
tive cams ara tnvie sc~@g eaI aud try them At tie
s. Nicholas E1oha& - Metn g reet.
faa1-dan $50 81 n CANINE
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elaelnBailZM aFke,s.
olsclssAr,. July Il.

oIEcIssArI. July H..
FLoUR-Uaebsugd d, hut prices Am
wdEA f-StsAdy-
RYE-T0s-
WHIsKT-Stss dy At . 05.
PROYis IOEs-Buoysnt and p ices higher
City Mss Pork held as p 5osGS7 %; Country
8 e. Bulk sho1Idsrs advsresd. to l4s4.9l5c.
Sld@s held st Ice With u1ssttled market 1t =
difficult 70 Z We Quotations, hnitsrs h<Ving with
drzxa from the nfzTkst % = great extent B-eou
Shoulders could hot have beel bought At lge;
Gear Sizes hsld ~ he
LARD-Firmes; 20 eHs5ed AID }z92o54
asked
GOLp-HI
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NOTICE.

no BREAD, aRAN AND CORN
EATEH~r
We have sold Of or Ga sfoek ~ Ylou-, aud
are nov IN the mArkst with Frssh White and Red
Wheat Flour; Meai inst ground; Corn gust
through ELEVATORS, and very nj e and clean. 10
smaller large doses. Just to SUIT patients. 81 the
soushsrn Mills. Ger. L. ust aud Canal streets,
Il ef0LEnEART BRoTHERs.
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TsTRAYED.

CsTRAYED FRoM THE UEDEKstGNED
- I,saE th7S aIt W ELI about tea days ago, Three
steeFs ana 4 u siiessl + e.StesTs re brown ~ d
tht H-ifer whit 0ne Steer and the a,iGsr are
marked on al brea {. The otosf q 0 Steers are
marked 10 tie ear
Auy peFson re ufnfne them 10 ne az my shop.
on Let - rect, OF vfn such snfor alton a. viii
jyff 1wdAW FEED EHER.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!

BateheIOr's Hair Dye is the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and ReliabIe-pro-
duces splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes, aud frequently
restores the original color. Sold b. all Druggists.
This genuine rs signed. W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street New York apps sm
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qTv DR. y s. LOWER,
PHYSICIAN g. Surgeon.

: HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
~ Evansville, oders his professional services TO
tbs c3tlzens Of Evansville aud vicinity.
- Once and residence Main stnest. oppo-
sits new B. g. Depot. He viii be found &c Br0cgh-
ten Woods Drug SteEs, on the corner Of Third
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

N1w YORK, July IA special to the
Commercial, under date of Washington
18th, says:
The evidence in the Harris murder
trial will be finished to-day ,e-.
All the troops on duty around Mobile
viii be paid next week. asat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICE


" "A kkEe ID DhsGASc at
InyaIids, b-okeu do wn a health aud syj. its by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or sufsring from the terrible
exhaustion which fsllows the attacks OF acute
diseases, the testimony Of thousaUds who have
bson raised rs ny q miracle from a similar state II
prostration, by HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT,
TEBS, is a sure guarantee that blythe sans cans
you 100 may be siren gthened and stored. But
to those who stand In peril Of epidemics, to ull
who, by reason Of exposure, privafions, and un-
congenial climate or unhealthy Iursuits, may at
any'm ment be stricken down this paragraph 10
most particularly and emphatcaHg addressed. fou,
who are thus situated, are preferred absolute
safe quart against the danger that menaees you.
onsand regulate he ~ ste m with this harmless
nediciual Stimulapt and AIte rstiFe; and ysu will
be fcrearmed against the msidies whose seeds
are ARGUS d you In the air unseen. HosFETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs are not only q standard
Tonic aud Alternative throughout the United
States, but they are accredited by the certificates
OF the most distinguished eitizsns of the Union,
to the psople OF all other lsuds. In Canada, Aus
traHa aud the est Indies, they are gradually
taking the place of all ether stomaehics, whether
native ar foreign, and as surely as truth is pro.
gressiye aud demonstration OVerthrows doubt,
they will eventually supercede all and every ether
Invigorsnt and Restorative now employed in
medtci nal pract c..
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AUCTION.
Country Store g. Farm
s7B AT AUCTION.
U,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL ELL AT PUB
il lie aRc' lou, on the premisss, on
Friday. An1naf Arb 1888

xIlGays aug usI 1tA 1000
Bis business place in Mars township. PoseY Co..
Indiana. 60 the upper Evansville. Mt. Vernon
and spriBg Heid. aud Wskt frABklin ads, teen
miles from Evansville, coutairiEg two ferss Of
ground, with large and convenient store s1d
dwelling house. warehouse Etabits, cora cEf -
smokshOuse, young orch ri. n=Ylr falling veil,
ETC., al nearly new Situation ex ellen for busi-
ness we'll as health Possession given thEes
months nom dste OF sale, Hnless otherwise agreed
on.
are timb.r. in meacOw, " tn b uses, ga l.,
never falling well, &c, in excellent 4ndilioas
about qua ter Of mils ON the above place.
TERAS-S200 on each piscs On day Ct ale )
balance Of half he purchase mensy q tine Of
making deed the rect in six months, gurehs sers
giving notes be@ring interestI sseurEd- Ii s--s-
S1Es 9 - vi DERrcK kFEl4s h -.
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NEw YORK, July IA The CONNER
cidl Washington special says il is not
true that so, 600 troops hare been sent
to Texas. The whole force in that
country. is only $4,000. consisting OF
parts OF two corps, the 18th and 18th,
and it is distributed over the whole
State. As every soldier 1ow in the
field costs considerably more than
81, 600 year, the Government is not
disposed TO make an unnecessary dis
play at such an expense.
Thurlow Weed had a long interview
with the President this mornisg. ~
The. Posts special says there Is 9
great demand for y 80 bonds OF small
denominations, li
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PHILADELPHIA, July 14-Jay Cooke
reports subscriptions to the $50 loan
to-day s., Sic, 500.
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NEw YoRk, July 44.-Gold at Calls
gher's to night. l423
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SEAL.
UNITED STATES
z-3O Loan
THIRD SERIES.
$23O.O0O 600.

By authority Of the Secretary OF the Trea.arv
tbs undersignsd tie General subscription A rezt
or toe sale OF uaied STATES sseuritiy :, cfsrs 70
the public the third ssri-s Of TtesAhsy Notes
ayng sevrn and thrss-tenths feristsk in,er~st
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QUEBEC, July 1.-THE Cabinet held a
meeting yesterday, and proclamation
has been issued summoning Parliament
to meet on the Sth of August.
1t isstated that the Government does
not intend to ask Parliament for money
for Notifications E.TTGE
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Eptlepttc Fits can be Cured G-Dr
Lucs TOW, having become sminenty successf u
10 curing this terrible malad~, invites all SINH
LARRY afflicted to call send for circulars OF ref
erenees and testimonials Of numerous cases CT red
OF from one to tAenty four years standing 10
devotes his attention to diseases Of the
Carebro- Spinal Axis, or Nervou. System, and So
llcits an inves tx Gtion of his claim to public
ence Address all Letters T.
DR. b. LUCK
Care OF p o. Box SIG. New ork.
aprl3 3mdsw
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
DYE HOUR
IL 10 ibis extra quality Bye Flour at
jylI H. A COOKS.
NAT MEAL, WHEAT FABINA, sPLITP PEAS,
~ Whole Peas. Sage, at II. A COON =.
/ GooD SUGAR at 1sc at -
DRIhE LEAF LARD
Il In kegs. eaus and tf-ress, at II. A. COOKS.
TH0FGE BUTTER
~ l.o0a lbs extra Western Reserve Butter just
received st Il A COOKS
an CHoIeE SUGAB-CURED BEEF TON UEs
~ for sale at II. A CoUK'S.
nRTED BEEF AND BREAKFAST BACON
IL !, geo lbs Sugar Cured Dried BEEF
Te0 lbs do d. Breakfast Bacon. at
H.. LOOKS
on BoxEs CHOICE Rich CHEESE
~ at II. \. COOKS.
LJAMsl HAMS
II 80 extra srg r-cuEel Hans, At
H, A. COOKS.
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News Items.

Ia Washington lhere is fall in house
rents since April last OF from p to 80
per cent Houses that we're held ct
5000 three mon.hs ago now 60 begging
for tenants at 500
The original secession ordinance OF
Virginia is now in the possession of
Sergeant Ii $ Twitcbe !, TN Maine
battery, who bought il of rebel SOL
der with bread and butter. Henry A.
Wise and Jubai Early are among the
forty three sgners TO the document
The Petersburg Eva Nesos says that
"James Buchanan of Pennsylvania is
in greater degree responsible for the
late rebellion than any other man that
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COAL.

Rockport Coal.
CTEAMB0Ar AND DEALERS CAN FIND
- Q constant sur2ly Of this supe' ior Cal, Ter
sale IN quantities 20 suit and fair prices.
r Apply TO POWELL, COOK 4 Co,
iezB-sf - Upper La0afux. RockpOrt.
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SxErses ssr=zpariila--ths dose t. small N1c9s
desire = lsEsa quantitypaad large ASses e -..ss-
eias-EhE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

.rhe last Legislature of Maine passed
bills to incorporate twenty four manu-
featuring companies, with an aggregate
capital Of s.. 34l, eco There are other
schemes, pot dependent upon The Legis
lature, started by single individuals or
simple copartnerships, which are at
sorbing the surplus labor o. that State.
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To Steamboat Men.

We hope steamboat men viii bear in
mind that the Journal Company IS pre-
pared TO do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and bindingin manner
seldom equalled and never surpassed
Leave Your orders, genslqmes, and We
,rnaranfan aafisfacfion.
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No sensible man ever doubted it.

A new worm disease is raging among
the cattle in Pennsylvania. The worms
get on the backs of The cattle and eat
their way into the Aesh. The animals
are greatly troubled with the sffiiction,
and roll over the grass as though in
great agony. Sometimes while grazing
they start eff suddenly, and run wildly
over the meadows, as though suffering
intensely
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issaed under dare Of July 18Th,
istS aud are P.yAbie three yNars from that date
In eurrsney, or are convertible, a. the option q
the holder into
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

A SAHEL MORSE, of the State of Illinois;
"A John f. Morse and Helen c Morse .ofthe State
OF WiscOnsn; Horace w. Morse of the State of
Iowa; Eun:ce Morse, Edward Morse, Amos
Morse, Albert Morse. Cassus NJ Morse, of the
State Of illinois; and Henry Benedict, of the
State Of Connecticut, will tuke notice that James
Hill did, on the 9Th day of March, 1865, file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas within
ana for the County OF Geauga in the State of
Ohio, against them and others named in said petit
tion, Defendants setting forth in substance that
said Defendant, Horace w. Morse, on the 2Sth
day OF January, 1853, executed and de liveied to
said Defendant, Henry Benedict. his promssory
note for the sum oI $500 payable oneyear from date
with interest at 10 per cent; and that said Horace
w, Morse gave MOI tgage TO said Benedict on the
following described premises situate in Huntsburg
in said County and State, being the middle part OF
Lot No. "a. and bounded as follows: On the east,
by land conir acted TO George IKie; ION the south,
by Lot No. II; on the west, by land in said lot
formerly owned by William Reed; ON the north
by Lot No, 81; containing f(ty.two acres of land,
to secure the payment of said promissory note,
That said Plaintiff is the owner OF said note and
mortgage. That said Defendants above named
claim some interest in said lands
The Plaintiff prays judgment for the amour
due on said promlssory note against said Defend.
ant, Horace w, Morse, and that said prem; ises
may be sold 10 pay the same.
The Defendants will take notice that they are
required answer said petition on or before the 9th
day Of April, 1865.
Dated this 9Th day of March, A. D .Is65.
I. N. HATHAWAY,
| 79lwe Attorney for Plaintiff,