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New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
A Mysterious Trsgedy-A Female M"r.
BowNANyrLR. e. W.. Ihnrsday. June .9,

BowNASyrLR c. W, Thursday June a9, lsel.
Miss Munson, sehool-teachcr, accompanied
bv another young lay while driving out called az we
house of James Kerr, at Orono. iye miles from ths
place. and asked him 70 take drive with them. Wheo
about two miles from here at ?oeloek in The morning.
Miss Munson shot Kerr with revolver, nortaly
woundiug him. She is now IN custody. Various ru-.
mors prevail but the cause Of the homicide Is not known
al present.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
III. p;..o,sboo,;,p Which.

LATAYEIIE Ind, "Wednesday, June -, lsO5.
A shooting match between John Taylor Of
Jer,ey CITY and Fred Erb Of Lafayette for the
Championship and : go side. came of here to-day,
resulting in The ceieat Of Efb who gave ~ the contest
after a. the 32th round. having missed "a out OF 30.
Taylor shot 10 rognds missing 70 birds The match was
~ doubis birds. Tie attendance was very large.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
CoIIi.ion between PropeIicr-.

DETROIT, Thursdly, june 81 1868.
The propellers Illinois ana Dean EcilIn"hd
coded last night near Point Pelec The Illinois sunk
iu fifteen feet vi water
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
wAsu,c1os Thursday, June %, 1855.

WASHINGTON Thursday, JUNO ~ ioo1'
PARDOSs.
So far only about I25 special pardons5 nave a',
heen Granted 4 number Of papers, however ioi tniS
purnose await the signature Of The President.
THE OLD CAPITOL.
The only prisoners oil war now Ill the Old
ito p,ison boye the rank OF Captain are fho Rebel
Main,.Gen Edward johnson and ono Lieutenant
Colonel Of d Virginia regiment.
oATHS or ALLEGIANCE
col Incrahsm has turned over to the State
n,,t,cent inward & 10 600 omhs of allegiance, sub
he'd ~ In Washington bv disOya parties during tne
ainitraon OF three different Provost Mnrsnals. IL
Lns Leen customary 10 keep these oais Oh me- ID ihs
provost Narshals Oiice but as some oi the paiueS
are now making applications for PARDON nave 'io
lated their Oaths II Is deemed necessary W P'00 '
In the hands Of the Secretary "i >ia'e
THE BALTIMORE ROUTE WEST
Postnaster.General Denlson to-day ordered
that In view Of the renewed regularity ana entre
safety OF the Baltimore route TO TIC W Mesi tne pIoni
through ,nails between Balti more and Waamngt.h au
the West taken oin the liio during the war snai pc
al once fully restored TIE western iraVeL espooiaiS
BY tourists. over thi. route is now very iorge.
SALES OF 90 vERNNEST WAGONS AND MULES
The sales Of several thousand army WAGONS
at Washington begun Yesterday, aud VIII De cohiiu1u
alternate days. Those already sofa AVERAGED ohy
e7 90 The sales Of mules continue daly le average
price realized IL iOJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
INrRRRING SOLDIERS.

The burial party recently sent out under
Capt Moore have accomplished their mission and in
tered the remains Of hundred soldiers who
fell In battle between the Rapidan and Richmond.
Head. boards were erected aud proper inscriptions
placcd over the remains.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
Az EXCURSION TO MANASSAS.

On the Orange and Alexandria Railroad the
Bull Run bridge completely rebuilt 'o'day' anu an
excursion train bearing large number OF military ano
civil notabihtes will leave tomorrow Tor Mehas'as
where several hours viii be spent in reviewing inc oo
battlefield The road will be open to lHchnohd Ny Inc
10Th prOximO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
OFF'ICIAI

LETTERS RKAAInIsG UNCLAIMED Ia
the Post-0naca ae Evansville, STATE Of Indiana,
ID asg Of April, 1865. fts
= So Ts obtain any Of these letters, the april.
can't must call for advertised EseEsrs," give ths
date Of this list and pay cent for advertising
hB- IL not called for within saoufk, they viii
be sent 70 the Bead-Lettsr Once
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By cayTSevs, az thu
residences Of owners Gin the larger citisah may be
SECURED by observing the following RULES
]. DIRECT letters plainly 20 the street and
number, IS well ~ the post-ofaes and State.
q HKAD letters with the writer's post-ofsoa
and skats, street and nsmter, sign them plainIy
with full name, and request that answers be
directed accordingly. Nj d 4sI sfa
3. Letters 10 strangers - transient YiaitoTn Ia
town OF city, whose special address may hs IN.
known, should be married, in the lower Isfl- kAnd
corner. with the word " TrAnsient," tm
4. Place the postags-stamp on the sppsr rteAf-
azd corner, and IsaFs spaes between the stamps
aud direction fog pot<ssarktgg without intsrfsFs
ing with the writing. - 40 80 sse.i ,-ss.
N.B,-A REQUEsf for the RETURN OF let.
ter t. the writer II unclaimed within thirty days
OF less, written or printed With the writer's
mnns, posoecs ana STATE, Across the len hand end
Of the envelope, the face aide VIII Ne conpilsd
vita st the usual prepaid raSe al pcstags, paya.
BILE whom the letter y dsllvsrsd 70 the wrItsr.--
ehc. Is, Law or 1865
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
CITY NEWS,
The Election.

The great excitement growing out Of
the capture Of Richmond so overland
owed our city election yesterday thai
many voters lost sight Of the latter alto
gsther. There was no opposition 70 the
Union ticket, so far as we could learn,
and the, vote cast wAs Q very light one
not reaching O thousand. The average
majorities for the Union candidates are
about the same ss the entire vote cast.
Wo publish in another place ell the re-
turns upon which we could place our
hands, up to a late hoar.
The Councilman elected are good men
and will carefully guard the interests OF
the city. t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

JAKs BENNETT GETTING READY TO
TAKE THE OArH.-We learn that that
distinguished coupatriot of Capt. Steele,
Jake Bennett, made his appearance in
Jacksonville, few days ago, at the
head of his band of robbers, and mus
tered the entire population of the town
After they we're drawn up in line he and
his band of pickpOckets leiHurely and
systematically robbed them, taking all
sums ranging from SO cents to $500 and
upwards, of which be found the people
possessed. 2
We had some doubts on the subject
before, bat now We know Bennett must
be waiting for buggy to come in and
take the oath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

Eks xoAx s4oxs--AsefarE GHxAf
RsaEh4isA. III aa Pstrn - DnxsBcoUs
Tho Coolidge Brothers 6penIy declare
TO this comauni.y that they viii keep
fulIy down With the present New York
panic prices spIsndid styles fast col
ored Priass, from Isto 224; SIirtings
20, Londsdoies,a HUI, Sumter, I94a,
.daA Dctght Az Aaslfas, IS; Shaker
BOnnsts, IS. Their minds are fully
made Ep to sell At sll hazards No sacri.
fee win be too great Don't bay till
you examine their splendid stock Of
SIX Goods, Domessies, De. dc. Make
your purchases while the panic is on and
before prices "a up again. ..f -.
March 90, Ise5-Iw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

BAsKAsLE FUEDs-Kentucky bank
notes were thrown out by our Banks yes
terdsy and placed on the uncurrent list q.
! per cent discount, at which rate, for
the convenience of their customers, thew
will be received until further notice.
This seems to be the fate Of al State
Banks, and we should not be surprised
to see the list of uncurrent Bank notes
enlarged very soon. Free Banks and
Ohio currency is getting more plenty,
and it is generally so mutilated and agly
looking, compared with greenbacks and
National currency, that 10 10 difficult 60
get rid of it, and it may share the fAts
Of Kentucky Bank notes very soon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
OCEAN TRAVEL.

TNHE WELL KNOWN FAvoRrTTE CLYDE
IL built iron steamers of the ANCHOR LINE
of steamships: "HIBERNIA, pa CALEDONIA"
"BRIrAN Nj" aud " UNITED KINGDOM" are
intended to sail fortnightly TO and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Linn
erick, Galway, or Londonderry. These steamers
were tuilt especially for the Atlantic trade, and
are divided into water and air-tight compart-
ments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York TO any of the above plaoes !:
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places I;
Cabins, Sos and $50; Steerage, SIS, payable in
gold or its equivalent In American currency
Those who wish 60 send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD a co.,
iAn2T-4m 8 Bowling Green, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
- GRAVEL, BRIOK DUST DEPOsTT. AND
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URIEATIEG.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE BbAD.
DEB, EXPLANATION OF TIE KIDsYYs,
srRAEGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
~ "a5 ,Eaff URTNATING.
Ter these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot DO said in It's praise. A sin.
gle doss has been known 70 relieve the most urgent
Az you troabled With tina. distressing pain In
the mall Of the back and Through tbs hfps1
seaspecnfuI day Of the Constitution water will
relieve yon lie magie. fm5a8 mgtt e
PHYSICIANS I'd 81 ~ fa5f
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubsbs
and juniper IL the treRtmsnt OF thess diseases,
and only use them for the want Of Abetter remedy.
Zsri1 CONSTITUTION WATER
haa proved Itself sqaAl 20 the task that has de-
- DIURETIOs ge- rf ii
Irritsts and drench the kidneys, and By constant
use prodnee chronic Degeneration and confirmed
disease. t...es frr e.tfF4 stf
IN DYsMENORRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN.
SITUATION, AND MEE06RHGIA,
Oh PR0FUSE FLOWING u4f
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of
the menstrual huid-in oas ease being too iittis
and eccom panied By severe pain, and the other
too profqse secrsti0H which gill be speedily cured
Ths disease known a. FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result Of the relaxation Of
the hEaments Of that organ and iA kuown By q
sense Of heayiness aud dragging pains in The
baek and sides, and At times aoeomp panied by sharp
-lanetnAting or shooting pains through the parts
kline. ra-r
There Is another class Of synptoms Arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
up much Ignorance, and IN nins cAssa ont %
ten tbs doctors do not really know whether the
symptoms are The disease, the disease the symp.
toma- We ean only enumerate them here. I
speak more particularly Of cold f5et, paIpItation
Of ths heaFts impaired memory, wak-fullusss.
flashes Of heat, languer, iaasituds and dimnsss OF
vision. 7. wrsgsL w9F
Il SUPPRESSED MEEsTRBATIoH.
which In the unmarried fems is n . constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect the sesds Of
more grave and dangerous mafadiss are the result.
and e month after month passes Without an sf
tort being made to assist Mature, the suppress
sion bse0mes chronic. the patient xrndnaiIy ioses
her appetite, the bowels are constipated, night
sSs-ts come on aud consum ption finally ends her
s~FOr sails by al Druggists. Price 81. va
WI. 4. GREGG co. ProprfstorF.
nyhaAA ALLEN, General Ags1ts, No. a.
GLE street, New York f
Ter sale IN Chicago By FULLER. FINCH q
FObbEk. JanZ7-eD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
JsR. Davies Opinion of the Present

NEW YoRK, April 1.-The Richmond
Sentinel has long and marked article
on Grants combination just opening.
II says.
Without doubt this combination Is
very favorable, and installs tremen-
dous campaign. 1t is to be the life and
death struggle, the crisis and solution of
the war.
1t says Grant will give them their
death wound, or they will give him his.
1t calls on the people TO do their duty,
and claims that the soldiers will do
theirs, and concludes by saying the re-
suits are with God. The article is at
tributed TO Davis. .rsagh tsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank,

TEsAsURK DEPAKT1mnA1
oFEIcB OF CoEPTEoLEER or THa CrKa<EaY- q
Wellington January 1SthIs a
WHEREAS, b. satisfactory evidences prea. nta5 ~
the uudsrsigned It has been made 70 azr,err ff,st
" IEs GRANVILLE NATIONAL BAsK" n a. eifv
q EFAnsynlsst N tbs cosnty % Vaodsrbr rTh snd
stats Of Indiana, has been duly orznafxsd mnaer
ead according 70 the rsquirsmsnss Of the Act Of
SSo1grsss sntfled: An Act % provide = HEfionsi
Currency secured b. q pledge Of %. 81 BondE.
and q provide for the circulation and rsdsn ptio
tssrsol approved jams Sd, 1884, and has con-
psise vita Al the proyisions Of sid act required
nsss % banking undeF said act,
G9Ns thEKEFoRE. T. Hngh McCulloch, Comp
rofier ~ the Currency, do hereby certify that TIE
Esa1eFille National Rank in tia city Of Evzns-
VIE, IN the county Of Yanderburgh and State Of
AndkauAs u anfhortzsd to commences the business
o. banking under the Act Aforesaid. s.r
In teatimony Whersof witness ny hand and seal
o. oncs thin ntustssufhtday Of JannAry, 1865.
tLaJ HUGH McCULL0CH,
siIscG. Sd ouhpasSfls<ef tie oaFrsncy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
Work OF Art.--"Home ON n Fur
lOugh,'' -s

One of the most beautiful works OF
Art that ever embellished our Sanctum
is a handsome Steel Engraving from a
design BY an eminent Artist, engraved
by John Sartain, and recently published
By Bradley d Co, of Philadelphia.
1t tells its own story. The manly
figure in the foreground, Fastening APP
parently to the Cottage, is an american
SoIdier-home at last About him clus-
tiers varied group. There is the fond
wife already at his side presenting, with
evident pride, the little one for father
tender caresses, while the babe looks
wondsringly up into the bearded face it
never saw before. There is the sister,
forgetful Of self, Restraints her eager step
to suit the lettering gait of the venerable
father, while the aged mother sees
naught before her, but her only son
The children cinging about him, or
trudging indoors, bearing off the dis
carded canteen, knspsack and blanket,
have received from our Artist fun
share of attention. Even the faithful
dog and family horse are not forgotten.
Aside from the design, in an artview
solely, this Engraving stands among
the highest Of American predictions,
and is picture worthy place on the
walls of any parlor in the land. ~
81 OF the Artist, it is almost unnecessa-
ry to speak, the one stands without q
rival, and the fame of Sartain is too
we'll known to need the slightest tribute
from our pen.-ErchaDge
Mr.. ALT Mitchell, the agent for the
sale of this beautiful work of ar. which
We have seen and greatly admire, win
be in our city to-day and exhibit it to ell
who may desire to see or purchase ii.
We think every parlor in the city should
be adorned with it. sa 30
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

D6r JEFF. Davis boasted, when the re.
bellion broke out, that his followers
should see the Confederate flag floating
over the Capitol at Washington. If he
and his followers had stayed in Rich
mond, they could have seen the Ameri-
can Gag floating over the rebel capt. /,
which is much better.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

A HoP. A number of the young
ladies and gentlemen Of the city had q
nice hop on board the General Ander-
son, in honor Of the capture of Rich
moDd. 1t was very pleasant affair,
and we are greatly obliged tothe young
men managing it. s@s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
: faYvlgeFs ia fyIfasl q i | 4 H. ].

John BAf-sal 4. Hkhasrsnn..Ken.
tackyI on Sabbath, April ID, landsd al
the wharf at ETabsyiIle With two colored
women, Belle and Sylvia, his slaves they
having been brodght from Bon Harbor,
Kentucky. sylvia 10 sick and has a lame
child; Belle has e young ebild-sud to-
day, Monday, April Sd, they are hKcGARs
IN OUR STREETS. he brought them here,
as the women say, because thsy we're Of
no account 70 him.
Belle says she asked him 10 pay her
for her work, and be got mad about it
and drove her of. These womsn have
been his slaves in Kentucky, one for
five years and the other during her
whole life; and now he not only turns
them of without paying them for years
Of labor, but brings them here for us to
supportl Barrett Is reported to be q
man Of wealth, gotten no doubt in this
honest way, and figures in good society
in Henderson, and no doubt is courted
by the snobs of our city when he 10 here.
/ now propose TO the Prosecuting At
torney of this District 10 prosecnfe Bar
rett the next time be mikes his appear
ance in this county, under our Code,
against bringing paupers into this State,
2 r. ~, page 1853. LAaI GUI
Such conduct is not only unjust to
these slaves but pnapeakably mean, and
the taxpayers Of the city aud county
should at once take prompt measures to
stop this mode of filing our poor-honse
with decrepid and worn-out slayes. VIII
they do i'll r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

CLorHrxe AT Cosr.|. q. Carlip sees
the folly of holding up his goods at the
old standard of prices, therefore be
proposes TO sell at coat. We are satis-
fed that his goods cannot be surpassed
in this market, both in style snd quality,
Gnd as he is determined to sell, we adj
wise all to give him call His goods
are all new and of the latest styles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

On DIr.--It is currently reported that
JEFF. Davis is lurking in the vicinity of
Richmond, waiting for some kind-heart-
cd Union friend to 20 out with his buggy
and carry him into Richmond to take
the oath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

PowDER MoSEY.-Cspt Billy Cald-
well, and two or three other young gem
tlemen, turned ous yesterday, after the
reception Of the news of the capture Of
Richmond, and in an hour raised $3.50
to buy powder to celebrate the victory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

A BIC MUss.--Tbere was, we learn, O
big smass on Third Street yesterday
afternoon, in which pistols, beer-mugs,
sling-shOts, and knives were freely used.
Several persons were more or less in
jursd, one or two Of them, il is thought,
fatally. A number of arrests were made,
and the jail received numerous addi-
tons
There were 30 many different versions
of Ihe story that we were unable to de-
termine the correct one. The affair will
De investigated this morning, when the
facts no doubt will be fally elected.
Bad whisky was no doubt at the bottom
| of IL .f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

D% 1t would be glorious time now
for Lee to make his grand march on the
North. All eyes are now turned upon
Richmond, and his movement would be
unohaerved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

BS The telegraph yesterday reported
that Richmond was on Ere in one place.
1t don't say who fred it, but it is evil
IDENTIFY plain case of firing the heart of
the Confederacyl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
STONE WARE.
PROPOSALS.
Removal of Sycamore Street
RridCa

PROPOSALS will be received by the Common
Al Council of the city Of Evansville, at its next
meeting. for taking down Sycamore Street Bridge
and bridging the canal at sycamore street on the
twenty feet wide and Of the proper grade. The
contractor to be allowed to such Of the timbers
as may be suitable for the nsw bridge, and the
fdue Of the timbers and all the iroa reserved for
the city. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
: .BysA, NJ. McGRFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, March q, 1886. m29-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

i HARD WsRK.-We noticed one or two
hardened Copperheads who have per-
sistently stouted it out against all the
calls to repentance they have received,
attempting, yesterday, to shout over the
glorious news, but the sound died
away ntheir throats like the wall of the
dying, or z
alike the last cry of some lost swinmar in his
agony"
In fact their 'sholler" was painful abor-
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

4 LAsoRERs WANrED.-The undersigned
desires TO employ at least thirty men to
work on farm opposite the city, in
Kentucky. The highest wages win Be
paid For information apply al this
Office. JEEoMs WAraos.
AuriI S-2w H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

HOUSEHOLD FVRNIruRE AT AUcr1os.-
/ win sell at auction on Wednesday,
April Sch, ut the courthouse, COM
menciag at halfpast nine o'clock, al
Of the personal property of Robert
BARLEY, deceased, such as q general
variety of Household Furniture, among
which in Stewart Cooking Stove, &c.
HIRAM EELsox, Auctioneer.
April 3 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04


ADVERTISE IN THE SHAwEEErowN
MERcURYi = Mr.. Lnsk, editor Of the
shAwneetown Mercury, viii be in oar
city to-day and tomorrow, canyassing
for advertising and, as we have before
said, his paper is a valuable advertising
medium, and our business men should
strive to secure the trade of Southern
Illinois and Southwestern Kentucky,
through which localities HE paper has
wide circulation, ~ e.- ~ r
FRUIr TREES, FLoWERs, AND sHRus-
HERY.-0ur friend W. G. hewitt, florist,
ON First Avenue, has on hand choice
lot of elegant flowers, plants, and shrub
berry, comprising many of the rarest and
most desirable varieties; also, a large
supply of the best varieties of fruit trees,
now ready for transplanting: he has
also on hand the best quality of straw
berry plants--all of which he will supply
on sstis factory terms. s11af -
MIR. hewitt will attend to laying out
grounds and plsts, aud ornamenting the
same, Call and see him, on First Ave-
nue., adjoining Edgar Dunks's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
WALL PAPER. 80

lust RECEIVED A LARGE Ann wrTT.
~ selected ssortment OF Wall ana wtrA-
spers, plain and figured, which the publ,- ~.
invited to call and examine before purchssinS
,lsewhere.
Also, a new supply Of TennysOn's new poem
ebIs J. HkALYT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

LArE ErwA-A special to the Rich
mond papers dated at Montgomery,
18th, gives information of q Federal
cavalry expedition that struck the Ala
bama and Florida railroad twenty miles
south Of Montgomery, captured train
OF cars, against which another train was
run and also captured. The expedition
then proceeded south on the railroad,
and when last heard from, was below
Gresnvilla Where this expedition start
Cd from, 10 not givea. -, 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
ADrIl EIectIOn.

The following is the result of the
election yesterday, so far ~ we were
able to obtain returns. The Copperhead
Democracy declined to put up ticket,
or 10 vote.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
lBy TslsgrHph-l
RAILROAD RECEIPTs. =

THEHa HArrr, April ,, 1855.
Find below Lis. o. freight forwarded By Train
No. 3, RON this place, to-day. 1LTl
e ROBBINS.
Vsutsr b Co., box = goods, boxes hats A
Co.. Al bxs tin Wells. X. q Co., 2 bxs Gxes Is
bxs ware plham 4 B., block zaarble; l. d.
Rsiman, i bbl goods, Ficksry Bros hhd su.
gar, dez brooms; Brown, ID Co, $50 bbls
-four, 4S bids b1lk shoulder HhittfnE a Co., S
eoK broonss Sped OcrniSk, bax ndss, box
y goods Dunk 1box trees; MfRer a B, 4 bxa
bocts; II Ezsrznann, box candT, 2 bxs frnIt
Lsich Co.. bxs sosp. ksg drugs, box drugs,
! Dol tarpsn tinss cask ginger; g L Dixon, II
bxa goods; Ssnnenin, bxs bosta Morgan,
g Giplet, bxs goods; Jsquass q y, l box D
goods L Rossers box o cloth, 2 bxs rdss !;
Fry klots. box o cloth, bxs ndss; Isaac
61s hats; Sis6stt 4 ", bale mdss; " HP
stoddArd, I box drugs; @ 6 sonntag, box hard
ware Maeksy, Il Oo, half hbls syrup.