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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-10

1IARpEE's MAGAZINE for May has the
following articles: Washoc Revisited.
ilustrated Childless; Lyman Beecher,
Illustrated Heroic Decd- of Heroic Men,
vi; Change Of Base, illustrated !;
Over the Meadow The houses we live
in; st Icons Hers Infancy and Age +;
Rccollections Of Thomas, with port
raft On the llcighrs Armadale,
illustrated The University of Ok
ford Our Mutual Friend, - Illus
tratcd; The Old Letter The number
contains, besides these articles, the
''Monthly record of Current Events"
Literary Notices." Editors Easy Chair
and editors Drawer" This number.
which is the one hun lrcd and eiahticth.
$50. ''.- '"t.sie.t, 'OidnIU u ,uc NIdgdZ-
me; and the publishers announce, what
l. no doubt the truth, that it, popularity
Is as great Is ever.
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Horrible AFFAIR In Ohio.

Tns Cleveland LEApsR tells story " horrible
AFFAIR which occurred last week IN Blow township,
Ohio A wealthy copperhead farmer n,med vii.
liam G-shsr1 had promised to give one hundred
dollsrs 10 the dram fund, IN order 70 All the quota
Of the Town, hut Atervs-is refused e. pay. THO
young men ~ tho district determines N hold h M
10 bis promise and II wss resolved that 4 company
Oft enty of them should call on him. They 60
eordingly mounted, and riding over " bis
farm, when, at some distsncc frorn u, they vsro
suddenly ordered ~ halt by Grshsm, who heard q
thsir intentions, and hsi armed himself with two
rsvolvers and double. srrclled rife, and planted
him self In covert near Stow Corners Tho
cavRlcsde hsltel when Grah sn fred sud brought
down one Of the me1 with shot IN the loft SIDE
lie Immediately shot smother through tie head,
Wiling him instantly. The Young men, they
def-ncelesf scattered and dashed sway. Grs-
ham spI reached the man first shot who was sill
Living, and dospAtct ell him with . shot in the
fororesd. A surgeon was summoned by tho young
mon, but Graham stood over tie corps-s aud would
not allow him 70 come near, threatening 10 kill
him " he made the st.cmpt. He declared he would
give himself up to the trustees % ihe town. Il hey
would come with nag Of truce and pledge him
protection. Presently the sheriff Of the county,
with poss,, arrived rom Akron, hut on their
sppros, h, Graham ran aud VAS captured only sf-
ter receiving shot In tho right arm, which com
petely disabled him. lie was then srrestod and
taken 10 Akron.
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CLFAhED.
STEAMSHIPS Golden Rule, Gan Juan: Iondee,
Alexandria, Cuba LIVERPOOL MstsnLAs, WAshington.
sHiPS-M Nottebohn, Fortress Monroe: George
Gritwold, San Franeisoo.
phiG Henry TTo~bridg. Larbsdoos; Nellie Van
Name, Philad.iphis John Paul, Matanzsss Ander-
man, Fortress Monroe.
sCHOONERe = Far, Washington; W X
Bake, Beauforf, fiaDcis, Washington. Dragon, -
MAJ agueE; " 9 Boil Rio Gtande; Mary Parker, Bar
hsdoe- Abby BtacketL 81 Johns, 7 X; Glars Norton,
Philadelphia Edward Palmer, Alexandria.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMfHiPs-Dopator Iron clad ba,tery1 from
Ham pton Roads, sLoo, Morehesd City, &. Rhode
Island Hampon Roads, jose san Roman. Maiam0ras
via Havan~ Washington, HAVE; BoIussia- hamburg
and Southampton, City OF London, Liverpool and
Queenstown.
sUIPS-Herzos Won Brsbant Narcotics. " n Pal
mer, Hong Kong, White swallow, Manila, l. ID stuI-
Eis, Savannah
Observation-Disclosures, Hong Koug. Teresa, Msra.
caibo;' Re ndecr, Arroyo, X; Persia Savannah.
lioothe, Opoito Atlanta savannah: Martin W BRETT
CaTdenas, Norhtm, RIO JaneIto; Giulia tSiciiAnl
Palermo; Pas,uslino, Constantinope.
BRIGs-Betty, Rio J.neiro; J Butler, Natamorss
II Patterson, Porto Cabelo; Eliza. SsFuh, Alice
Maud, Ponce, 7 X; John stevens, st CTolI, Emily
Fisher, savannah, Harriet, Lneuayra.
sCHoOSkRS-C Hall Phiadephla; Sarah IAvi-
ns, Nirsinin; Monmouth, dor Julia PnrtCt, Io-k
River; John q Mhpple, savannah, RebeccA I. Lane,
Savannah, Willie Aayaguez; Maria l. Davis, Arroy o,
H. Henry, Savannah.
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dsno.sney 10 therefore, $40 men. rendering one or
nlorr supplementary drsfts Necessary.
Police HEA Dou ARrEBs.--A appropriation
Of siAOoo uas recommended At the last no, Ing Of
the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen, for the purchase Of
. buildins ,o be used - Headqusrtsr, Of the Police
OF this city. This, amount r~ directed ,o be placed
in the budset fo- neat year,
THE FUNERAL Of the late Rev. Evan N.
johnson, tooS place yesterday afternoon. from St.
Johns ChaIch. The remains were conveyed 10
Greenwood Ccme,o,v.
The DrsTRICr CouRr Of tho United States
for the Eastern Dsirci Of Sew Iorh, will he organ
lied this day, March ODD. IN the Governors room Il
the Brooklyn Civ Hail. SIEVE al cssos Of counter
telling L. r. Treasury Nocs nov awaiting e1-
animation before this Court.
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Tar DRAFr.-Ths examination Of all drafted
men In thu Third District, who have reported was
concluded Yesterday. OF thee, al have furnished
'nhstitnes and II .erve personally, making . ,o,aI
8 500 ON OF LOl2 men Issuired under LAs call. Tho
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PUBLICATIONS.
CoDEY's LADY's BOOK FOR APRIL,

GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR APRIL,
~ 1850
Ihe Recognition" line engraving and The
u,ua oolored Fashion Plate, containing FIVE fgures
Ibs other novo,ier Of the month arr A sp.Ing
Kobe from the platal establishment Of kestrp A. T.
Stewart a Co, other spring DTessee Coihures {;
mps, styIe Of Bonpo's Child's Spring DIess he
eaeimoLe Whst,beck and front view Artificial
rious iancy vorks kmt robbery Patterns Flower
ware Mat Patchwork B.wket -- smethinf new .
IlrtNtng Iossons and Model Cot Axes with Plans /;
The first Of April, illuttnted, etc, etc.
Marion HTisDd Ms NJ '. Victor, Caroline Orne
and other celebrities contribute 10 this number.
For sale by all the deslers ll5
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COAL.

GOAL COAL THE PEOPLES MI
~ TtAL COAL COMPANY.
OFFICE 40. l6I BROADWAY, hhw.YORK.
tAllIALslOCk .......... fIJl m
WORKING CAPITAL out OF the above . l0o,,cO
80 WRITER fIABIIirI.
NO FUTURE CALLS OR ASSESSMENTS.
Fscilitie- Tor mining and transportation ample.
Coal soon TO he delivered.
Shareholders Ia the company will Ia entitled 10 one
ton Of coal annually at actual cost for each share Of
ttock held Nv them.
The surplus coal produced from the mines afer
Supplying the rockholdors, will be sold below the
ma ket rates, and the prOtir divided among the
STOCKHOLDERS in SENT Annual Cash Dividends
The Subscti? ion " 'cke are nov open at the ioioF
ms places, viz Al the Lompsny's Oficc new
bic building! 1871 Broadway, ifst floor YELLING
Ion con, - Broad u; y. s. W. BROWN. 81
Water II; CARR BLANCHARD, l4l FIont st; Nc
klLLOP h sPEAGl 4, 81 Paik-ro- ana 1876 Nassau
III LII BRO, corner Fulton aid PierIeIont ste :
ALEC, corner Carroll ind IlCssrt Brook II, jos. r.
SIMMONS, and ISAAC \. HAlGHr and PECK d
HlLLMAN Troy aud Albany.
Full particulars pamphlets, &c. furnlshed at the Of
fee. gUJ
COAI-COAL-COA THE BEST RED
S'nnd white ah stove and EGG for Sls On ger ton
Apply to HENRY RlsGSHAhfk, - anu SO Spring
street. sj2
GOAL YARD FOR SALE-AN ESTABLISH
sci.ens stable for horses ready for Immediate use
prize moderate. Address, Boz 1906, Lover Pot
Office. Isl
WOOD-WOOD YARD, I'D AVE BET
w abth and seth .ts- good article OF Pine WOOD
81 rs Ior load Oak ~ 20 and Hickory 1884 cord
20 a loaf, deveiel free Of charge. ROWLAND 4
co, I'd ave let a5th snd 10th sts Bl7
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN EIGHTH AVE MEAT MARKET FOR
n SAFE, near l4th ct, with AL the fixtures, eompris-
Ing sausage choppers lar kettles, lard pes eoab us
lures compese, with tie eo-i-wili Of the same, the
present proprietor hsvin' ben estAblsfed there for
business. Al-o, the lease Of the budins which rents
outtiie Of 'he shop for II lri wear Must he sold
Sppy p johS T. VAN BUsKiRK, q SI Fourth ave-
cor 10Th ct. 100
A BARGA1N-THE STOCK AND FIN
4 tuies Of artoie for ale, In GOOD nclshtorhood
29h ~. VIII be- sold ch,sp for cash. ~
AGOOD CHANCE-THE STOCK AND FIX
tuies Of an hthei scgar for sale,
fixtures r"parste to suit. the purchaser; now doing
days al blN Second ave. lS5
RAKERY TO LET AND BAKE HOUSE,
- tools and store fixture FOR sale III ture, II sold
e. Williamsburg Apply to g. ". kEislY, ~
South eth Of. 33t
CoNFECTIONARY STORE TO LET
s'T "a ard ia's. 2r ae with manufae.ns
L'OR SALE--A SMALL i3AKERY-FANILY
Il baking poys more than the sVpenses Inquire
1870 Duane At 846
FOR SALE AT A BARiAIN-THE Lease,
STOCK ard fixtures OF one pr the hest grocery and
ns.. a, low rspt bni must . SoSn sS,i
Apply TO L. GAffNEf, Auc,'r. .aid Eishth ave. 239
L'OR SALE CHEAP-A NyHEELwRIGHT
L and blark establishment ,-ith To- 26SlOA and
Dwelling rooms; eXceenty stu, ted. Inquire ON the
premises corner smith and Non n 2nd sts Williams
burgh. sb4
EOR SAIE-GROCERY AND LIQUOR
u store, 81 Est llth IT, with stock and fixtures. -
FOR SALE-THE STOCK, TOOLS, AND
fixtures OF tin, stove and house furnishing store
dong sood cash bufncsF, pod chance for q practi
cal mnn with small capital, tO4 Flatbush ave. two
blocks nom Fulton ave- Bfookl Ign. III
FOR SALE-THE TOOLS, FIXTURES,
machinery and good will OF n tinwATe manuiac
tory, doing q good hu-ness 4 rarr chancs for new
h"sinnef. satisfactory rearonr given for selling out
Enquire ON the piemircr, 80 ,i'ald ~. 3l3
FOR SALE-THE LEASE. AND FIXTU RES
Of ar old liquor store 10 n = ed W Ard, opposite
'th ave Depot. Apply TO MAXIM BOSE, pa West
.lrt IT. y. Y.
EOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH-A VERY
nice larerheer saloon the lady il Going 10 leave
the city II not sod tins Gay wiz H. cold Thurs
day At auction. Apply To VII LIAM ABBOTT I
Fast Broadway. Is
EOR SALE--A LIQUOR STORE, WITH
hlinrd tsble. Enquire 70 Cr Tmine st. ISL
l1nO WILL Buy TIL r STOCK, FIN
v lcofures anu Good-will OF the old established
oyster aud drinking saloon 1915 Hudson st.; good
LAGER bier trNle n aummer. rs
: 900 WILL BUY THE STOCK, FIN
S<OO turos and sod will " grocery and llq.
nor 'toIe With apartments 10 live'n Inquire on the
ptcnisea, o1s tsst llth r.. 1875
$500 WILL BTY THE STOCK AND
CbOO fixture, OF grocery aud liquor moro %
South BROOKLYN, splcudid chan 'e for man with
small capital, ia god strcet for i'm ine.s, ICED
not apply Apply ~ Court At, Bro klyn. g91
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
~ Teeth extracted without pain, no CHARGE Beau
tnul teeth inserted 81 each. TooihArhe cured and
teeth in eet without eItracting the II desired
All operations ~AI ranted. j. JAY NIlIERS ib5
Grriid It,, blocks from Broadwav. ST2
8 LII OPERATIONS IN SURGICAL AND
4NMechAnical Dentistry, with all the mO!ern i'm
~ ONements cheap he cheapest, and us good A.
the best, Gnd warranted by DR. II. NlLLERs, a.
bOnery, opposite the Old Theaue. IA
nR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
la set OF teeth on silver at 81 to as; on gold A
so 10 s22 eectionAl rets 30 cents pr tooth teeth
filled with gold hone cement, other flngs, 80 CITE
70 81 per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain, 2S6
FRIENDS OF DR.. VIM. GRINTON, WHO
tions performed by him while foreman Operator No
20 at DR.. PTeterTeL Bovery, desiring his pro
feesionh services, Are requested 70 call At his own
Iens sueet, ~
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO INSTRUCTION BY THE OLD rs
- tablished teachers Professional and pa rlor BAN
Zoe at all prlces, used by oil public poronner HEN
ki c, & GEORGE G. DOBSOS 6sl Broadway, cor,
q Alniw street. Col Broadway, corner Of AIniy
street. A3I
RANJO, jig DANCING, ESSENCE OF Old
= Ni!sinuy Song and Dance. &c, TAUGHT by JOHN
BoGAN, las East Houston II, bet LIT and I'd ava.
Terms moderate 254
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Too Late for Classification.
. n ATHA.

DONSEIIY-pa'nck Dounelly, . native n tho
Parish Of LusmAsh, kings County, Ireland. aged 90
year..
His friends and relatives and those Of his bro.
theirs in-sw, Dan. William aud John Faon, .re fe-
rpectuly invited TO attend the rul, edncs-
day Afternoon, III iDst Al O'clock fIom his late
residence, 1872 East Sl.t ST. sy5
MeGt1 on Monday, March 20 after a short
and severe Illness James MetiuiIe, aged 22 YEAR, and
months.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family are re-pec,
fully invited to attend the funeral, on "Wednesday
morning, March %, al 10 O'Clock, nom his late reel
dence, 3 ~ East lVth al. S9A
REILLY = On TUESDAY, March 81, Anne Reilly,
the only and beloved daughter OF Widow Anne kel-
y, Of AltoSn, Parish Of DFuulAne, Co. Cayan, Ire
land
Further notice Of the funeral will be given N to.
monnv's papers ils
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GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT ANp Hav-
VI ing no home may apply at the Girls Lodging
Hqran as Cana ii h 7. psssiss~.ekipS talsAL 40
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LOR SALE-A DOCK AND / ACRE OF
scr- Of woodland, miles from said ferries. Inquire
of Y. BALLAGH, doors from Leonard 81 on Broad
vsy. AIS
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FARM FOR SALE = G. ACRES, GOOD
ioen ioil, IN good order. buildings mutt; within
~ miles steamboat docs A. hoIhport- l.. J., Pr1oo,
s4'2Gi nlso "a sctes with builiins. p5ice slsta Y,
". ARTHUR III Fulton Country Market " u
illr hnA- "A
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THE QUOTA Or NEW YoRK.-l5, 900
l. WOLF NrEERS WANTED FOR
NEW YORK COUNTY
INCREASED BOZ MITES AND HAND-MOSEY
A. alnee'ing Of the County Committee on Nolun
teerins, held On SATURDAY, Pahnary II, 1865.
PIesent-ORlSON BLINf, Chairman,
Hon ". T. BRENNAN, Comp roller
Hon. ELIJAH Y. PURDi, Supervisor
Hon, WILLIAM ". TWEED, Snpe visor
Hon. VIM. X. STEWART Supe .vlsor
ON motion Of supervisor William N. Tweed 1t wa
unanimously
Resolved, Tha, the County paw for a One Ye.r Re-
cruit the Hundred $500 Dollars Bounty and Fifty
CShl DollaIs han .-money.
ior Two Year Recruit Four Huudre. tSiOO) Dollar,
Bounty aud Seventy-hve $50 Dollars Hand Mo-
For Three Year Recruit. Six Hundred 5000 po.
iais Bounty and one Hundred 600 Dollars Hand
Money.
POl MITES
FOR THREE-lEAR RECRuTTS
Nonhty' ....... 1000
government 3u0
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
NounV' 700
Government EU
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS,
,Vuhtl SO
uO''Thheht ~'''''''''' lO
To,A......................................s4o O
The BOUNTY 20 be paid 70 the Recruit in hi. own
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EOR Saloon LONG ISLAND, ABOUT
20 fniles from New York and about ~ from the
railroad dero avery desirable farm containing about
~ acre. OF choice land very suiiabe ior iarm or
den purpose, with good house barn, SC. for further
iuio IN NJ on ami IN log Chatham square 347
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MODEL HOUSES FOR SALE, LOCATED
~ on sklilman ct 81 tee, from De kAb avenue,
BROOKLYN. Two frame houses, blst being finished
built by an experienced BUILDER sith view 70 ths
conveniences AMI improvements required for home
Tor single tnmios contains ewood vater, gns,
heater. marble nantes dumb walter, wssh trays,
&c. Price $4,000 each. Possession lst Of April. lie
hAlb ave. carr pa.s every 8 minutes from Fulton
ferry. Inquire of !. j, GLOVER, on the premises,
or % Washington ri, Brooklyn. $40
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EOR SAI.E-3 STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
Il cellar for si,6s. part os.h. in williamsburvh,
one block from route. pUsseeriou May lst APply
20 g.. " KELSEY, ~ south It'll It, 526
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EOR SALE FRAME HOUSES, ONE IS
Il by 30, story and basement, Of .ooms one IS
by -, of rooms. Thee are comfortable and chcau
DWELLING location good cor " yckof st. and Wander
bilt ave, Brooklyn. 4. HARGRANE. $40
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The Bounty TO be paid 70 the Recruit IN his own
hand, AZ provided section Eve 90 o. the state Law
relauL, 10 Bounties wiz Assembly Bill No. Is Of
1861, and the Hand Money be paid TO the person
Who NAV present the Recruit.
by order OF the Committee ., ~-,.a
t4e Clelh
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5000 CASH AND BALANCE IN Monthly
ScOo payments, foy a small house In lafayette,
near .,ostrand ave. Inquire 90 the premise or oj
Dr, ANDREWS 3V2 Cumberland ct, Bro klyn. 1871
I'D 400 WILL Guy A THREE STORY
fc'OO frame hqlre and lot with store 4.
Water st. tlJS cash balance on mortgAxe. A sood
place Tor liquor ttOre or t-IuGn il has good
stall. Ap,ly 10 PAYTES, 10 Divlsion It, 3TJ
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'TO LET A SNUG COTTAGE AND IA
l. acres healthy and good soil near New York;
spring water; pleasant place Tor an invalid rent,
ego. Inquire OF LENERIDGE MARSH, "a Pine
At, 10 10 | o'clock
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A 4-STORY CORNER BEICK HOUSE ANn
A,o IN willsm,hursL for sale o. bargain, located
near Grand st. vater, gas and stable on the VEN
hes. Good place for grocery. ". ii. hIIChEIIs
II Cedar st. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

FORTUNATE. - Robert Heller, the
famous coDjuror and pianist, has been
recently bequeathed an immense for
tune by an aunt in England. The prop
erty to be divided between himself, sis
ter, and younger brother, amounts to-
nearly four hundred thousand pounds
sterling, of which the lions sllare, by the
law of prlmogenitnre, falls to Mr.. Heller.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
Murder and Robbery

New York, Nov. 23.-A Cuban named
Jose Garcia Otero was murdered in the
vicinity of the City Park in Brooklyn
last night, and robbed of eight or ten
thousand dollars which he had upon his
person. He was proprietor Of a theatre
in Havana, and had come TO this city
for the purpose of purchasing machinery
&c. The supposed murderer is Jose
Gonzales. He is represented to be about
40 years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark
complexion, black hair, and black NOUS
taohe. He had dined with him in the
afternoon, and knew he had the money
upon MS person, and left The hotel in
company with the victim. The murdered
man is horribly mutilsted, having re-
ceived more than dozen wounds from
a dagger. a wound is also perceptible
over the eye, inflicted with some blunt
instrument. A dagger and razor were
found in the vicinity. No arrests have
yet been made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

New YORK, Nov. %. Steamer Flame
from New Orleans with the Thirty first
Colored Regiment, Col. Ward, has ar
rived.
The steamers Nevada and Zodiac
from Savannah 18th, have arrived. The
Nevada fell in with the Mississippi off
Bsrnegat light disabled and towsd her
back to this port ta 2
Among the passengers by the Nevada
are ex-Gov. Lowe and family of Mary.
land
The Savannah has information that a
riot took place among the negroes near
Marsonna, West Florida, the rioters
burning cotton gin house. A company
OF regulars we're ssnt to keep order.
There is no doubt of the election of
jenkins as Governor of Florida.
The Savannah Herald says the cot
ton market is dull, holders refusing to
sell at the decline. Quotations range
from 40c to 484. Stock, ii 900 bales.
I The Coast Surveying steamer Dribb ia
at Savannah, making thorough explora-
tons of Instructions placed in the har.
Dor by the rebels during the war
Much qualification is expressed by
the citizens of Savannah by the esta5-
lishmsnt of line of steamers between
that port and Boston
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
Commissioners Sale.

J. N. sutcliff, Administra.or Of Levi Yeakey. de-.
ceased, Plaintiff, against Levi Yeakey's Heirs
ana Credttors, defendants. r-s fo.- - - y
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CRIT.
II tendeu Circuit Court, rendered in the above
emitted cause, will, on Monday, january the
5th, 1866 at the Court. house door in the town OF
marion, Crittenden county, Kentucky, sell to the
higaest bidder, on 3 credit of six, twelve aud
elghtean months. the following real estate, lying
on the Ohio river In said county: One trait Of
land known ~ the Ford'e Ferry tracf, and being
the tract decided to said Yeakey by Francis Ford,
containing about five hundred acres, on which fs
large AID substantial fraLse dwelling house
about two huadrsd yards from the river. Also,
the Were-house and lot st Tord's Ferry, ard the
landing and ferry @prisiIege, iscluding all the
ground In front OF the town lots and up to the
moCth Of the creek ct said town of Ford's Ferry
Also. at the Same time and place, Twill sell the
Farm known as the s'IIower PIace,', the same
deefed BY Hsnry Yeakey, deceased, to said Levi
1eakey' coRtain.ng one hundred and forty.seyen
acres. most OF which Is lotion land, with q good
dWeit1Bg 9 and houses on il, and in good state
OF cultivation. Said Farm is about ons half mile
below ford's Ferry, aud has a good river front;
the titles to which are perfret. Boods having
the force OF replevin bond, with good security,
Will be required and lien retained for ths pur.
CHASE money. trl uff.--f ai4i 5tf.f
For further particulars inquire at Ford 8 Ferry,
ny, OF of d A. khaBks, or G. @. Cook ESQ In
he neighborhoods or OR r. Heaznes, Attorney
ler saia Administrator at Marion, KY H.
30 - 4444 ]. N. BUTCLIFF,
no24 2w Admir- and Special Comm issioner,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

New foHH, November 23-3 P. n. )
OOTToN-Tirm, but scarcely 80 active; sales
Of $500 bales nc 50@53 for middling.
FLOUR-6@ Oc better for sound extra State,
while pretty much all other Ia dull aHd dropping
3O@S SO tor extra State: 8 50t0s 60 FIR choice
ditto; 76@s 10 for super western; 309s 70
tor common to good western; 9(09 Is for
round hop Ohie, and 2091I so for trade
brands, the ularket closing quiet.
WHIsKY-DaIl and declining at 35a2 SO.
WHEA EAr-Very dull and nominaily lower; No.
l spring l 81.
O0BN-0pensd q shade firmer at 02G95 for un-
sound; 9699g for sound mixed western
oATS-firmer at 1896 for unsOund 62@66
for SCUM :.
COFFEE-Quiet.
sUGAR--sseady at 1850 @1411zo for Cuba Musco-
vado.
PoRK-Unsettled AVID lower; so 5o9sl so for
mess, closing at 30 621z cash.
-LARD-Heavy at E314@2613c. s
BUTTER-Dull at 30M40c for Ohio; 3sg56c for
State.
MONEY-Active ard steady at per cent
STERLING-Firm 1t IO9@U9k. rte f-@c
GOLD-Quiet and steady, opening at 1857 de-
clining to l465%. and closing at l4T.
G0VERNM GNT ST OKS-DulI; U s 6s of 's1,
registered, l0516; $40 coupons of '62, IOlsx; Of
'6f, 9eSz of 81, 9s56; 10. 40s, regislertd 81
STOCKS-Srong
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
From CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa storm of
rain has prevailed throughout the State
during the last week, the most severe
experienced since the great food ofls6l.
Communication with the interior, except
by water and telegraph, is cut of.
The Central Pacific r. E. has suffered
severely by the caving in of embank-
ments. The mining districts have re-
eeived considerable damage BY the
washing away of dams, lumes, wheels,
and bridges. Much of the country bord.
ering on the Sacramento and Feather
rivers is flooded. The lower portion of
Marysville is under water without an
damage as yet. The Wharf at Hall
Moon Bay, on the Pacific coast, south OF
San Francisco, was washed away this
morning, carrying warehouse filled
with grain, causing damage to the
amount of 100000. There are NO
signs of storm abating. .Fgss s.sssbz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
the VERY LATEST
Latest from San FrancilcO, Cal.

ELE G R A. HI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

LOUISVILLE, November 23d. - The
Frankfort, Ky. Executive Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, was
burned this morning. a portion of the
new building was used for the military
department The records Of the Court
of Appeals were almost entirely de-
stroyed s-ts53 -s--7s. 3