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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-27
Removing the nenosIts.

President JOHNSON and his advisers
seem to have thoroughly studied the
art of political corruption. Their last
trick to get money to carry on the
campaign in the States which vote in
November, is to demand of the u. s.
Depositaries National Banks) contri-
buttons for political purposes. A re-
fusal will be followed with "a removal
Of the deposits. Mr.. JOHNSON has
imagined a resemblance between him
self and Gen. JACKSON. Perhaps he
ianeles that this removal of depos-
Its from banks which win not sub
NIT to his scheme of robbery, will be
accepted as another resemblance be-
tween His Excellency and "Old Hick-
DRY. Surely there must be an end nj
some time to political corrnption
But for Heavens and the peonle' !
sake, let us have that sort Of vice
hereafter in any shape but that oe =
Vice President.
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SEVERAL Of our merchants who
advertise literally in the Rockport
Democrat, and few who subscribed
for ii, are anxiously inquiring what has
become of il. We understand that
only one number has made its appear
ance since the election.
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FOR SALE.

TyOR SALE OR EXCHANGED No. 4
X store Boat, 76 feet long, or exchange
for city property. For information call on
board, al the wharf, oct26-5td
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BLACKFORD's ESTATE.
Positive Sale Of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

IN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18Th.
~ 1866, at z o'clock, viii be sold NJ public
auction, at the courthouse IN Evansville.
the following FiItST-cLAts PROPERTY,
20 wit:
Lot No. !. Old Plan, Water street, corner
Chestnut Street.
Lots Nos. and 8, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street,
Lots Nos. II and ~, Upper Enlargement,
Water street, corner Mulberry Street.
o Lot No. u, Upper Enlargement, Water
street, near Gum.
=. Lot. No, "a. Upper Enlargement, First
Street, adjoining Dr. Haliocks.
Lot No. 80, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and So, Upper Enlargement,
First Street, corner Gum.
Lot No. Do, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street, corner Gum.
Lots Nos. b8 and co. Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry and Gum.
Lot No. ~, Upper Enlargement, second
Street.
Fractional Lot No. II, Upper Enlarge-
ment, Water Street, adjoining Altering a
Brommilhaus,
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the most
desirable In the city for residences.
Parties desiring 10 purchase can buy az
private sale at any time before the auction.
Terms-One-third cash balance Ia one
and two years, with interest and mortgage.
Apply 10 THOS. T.. GARVIN,
oc23 dim On, w, Fl Third Street.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Anyo one desiring Board
- In private family where there are
calling at this office and making their
wants known. Ocz3 div
A FEW MORE LADIES OR GEN.
IA tlemen can be accommodated with
Boarding az Mrs BEESLEY'r, on Fourth
Street, between Mulberry and Gum.
oc23 div
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TOR SALE-The undersigned will sell
X at private sale his fine two story frame
residence, OF 1--WE rooms summer Kitchen,
also, wood and stable house attached, two
good cisterns, all in complete order, with
modern improvements; lot fifty by one
hundred ana ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, Lamasco. Address
octl-3In GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. Vernon,
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TNOR SALE - USE-A fwo-story
N Brick House, containing six rooms
and Kitchen, situated on Mulberry Street.
Apply TO J. NJ. BLYTHE, or at DR.. Haas :
Office. [ocIS div
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ron sALE-sTEAM BRICK MA

TOR SALES STEAM BRICK MA
X CHINE, BRICK YARD, 6c.-We now
offer for sale, 70 close the concern, one
challenge" Brick Machine, making
10000 brick per day, with the Steam En-
4 Wheelbarrows, Sheds, Wood, etc, etc,
comprising everything necessary for a
weil-managed Brick Yard. Also, the lease
OF the premises, to expire in two years
can be renewed at that time. An album
dant supply OF the very best Clay. II not
sold at private sale before the 18th day OF
November next, the above will that day
be sold &C auction. Apply 10 A. Refs, OF TO
:. r.. Gilbert a. Co.
GILBERT, REFS & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
To all Lovers of Good Meat.

N fully take the liberty OF announcing
to the citizens ofEvans Vile and surround
ing country, and our customers generally
that we Will reopen our Meat Shop. az
our old stand, No. Is Locust Street. be-
tween First ana Second, on Monday morn
ing, October 18th, 1856.
We are generally known as having the
BEST MEATS in the market, and we are
always trying to please young and old.
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WANTED.
LOST.

r OST -PCCKET-BOOR - New, with
IL about slBS Not known where Il was
lost. The finder will be literally rewarded
II IL IL left at this office. foc27 DIT
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soHtheTl golinn sTarLets.


CHARLEsr0A, . Il; -, p 4.-The cotton mar
ket has ruled Fe5Y .r1H.s AMI actira a. l.y.
with IN advance " y ,sn yesterdays 0notg,
llonf ,,3 Sale II tbe dag, Fahale,' middliag up
SAVANNAH, bee y, P. u!--fhe cotton market
has ruled active E1h q Better deinaul N al
advance OF ~ ltddlias upland .a3zr.
MoEEE, Dec y. P.H.-Saies TO-DAY &C 2G1l
bales; There was general and active demand
middhnss SlaSlc. aud closing hua 81 3lc.
AUGUSTA. Bee. H. Iae market was quite ss-
nFe, and sales " ere readily made IN the mora
ing at yesterday : cures. IN the afternoon an
advance vas insisted on hy holders, consequent
upon the noon Quotations irsR Liverpool. We
quote mlddling AZ BE, lQl strict b. good mid +
ding at BE. Tie saies 0efe 6ii bales and fha
receipts 933 baies
MAooN, Dec. There was a god demand
lnr cotton to-day al the Quotations OF yesterday
The noon dispdsaies froa New y ofE and h ,eF-
F9ol. though 1t a favorable rhltacter. had no
sheet upon gLiteS AMI the market closed d m ~
~ 4 for midltinS
CoLUAays De-. l1.--Our market was rstheF
more actlN e Yesterday than u had heen for SEA-
eral days previous. Frices remained about thu
sanle-say "a 2'lz Tor niddlings.
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THE efTY
Nov Advertisement ;.


We csll attention to the following adver-
tsopeni, which appear in this mornings
papr, 6t thu Gra time The reader Is
relsrrsd iaahefa ia snother oolupu:
No,iee to efedilora0f Hamilton Mctiill's
estate. DIV J. = Matthews, admiuistraior
The Secretary 81 Cumberland Lodge, i.
and A. NJ. oails meeting OF that body Tor
This evening a. G O'clock.
Mesrs Beech, Manloge & 60. are well
stocked with tarpei-. rug, mattings, floor
eil clafhs shades Of al descriptions, etc.
Mesrs. StaHsnan a Wright, West Cedar
street, offer Tor sale several buildings on
Market. Summer aud Union streets.
Mr.. z. Wiggers, % North Cherry ST.,
ADVERTISE "Chrisimas Presents in the
shape q ie,gelry and fancy articles.
A sei 81 hne mahogany furniture may be
hought cheap of W. W. To.ten.
By late decree Of the ChaHeery Court,
VI y Howell, Oeyk aDd Master adser-
tisf= h. make important sales % land, oa
Salnrlay. January 8, 1867.
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London adYlces on the i4th iHst. quote
United States 5-2os atTl
Sterling exchange was quoted in New
York yesterday at lO9l6lIO3.
Currency continues remarkably scarce
among our bank, and exchange cannot be
discounted At better Than IA : Of one per
cent
There is very little doing in uncurrent
money. Bank of Tennessee in the forenoon
was bought by brokers at 52e, but towards
the close of the day we do not think over
5Gc could have been obtained. There is a
steady demand for Union and Planters
Bank The demand is not speculative
one. bat is to al orders from persons in
debted to these banks BY reference to the
advertised rates Of the National Savings
Company. it viii be seen that Planters
Bank has advanced 10 S5e, and Union
Bani, to Soc.
There seems to have been a general de-
cline in Southern bank notes. Most Of the
Sonth Carolina and Georgia banks have
declined from &c to Sc on the dollar.
Nashville corporation checks are very
dull. Brokers will not discount at belter'3
than at l2@11e. Holders, however, are
not disposed to sell at these rates.
Tennessee bonds sold IN New York on
the 18th inst as follows: $4,000 new at |
70c, 81 900 at zoe, and $4,000 ex-coupons
at 70lc.
The Washington correspondent Of the |
Cincinnati Ga2sts says in his dispatch of |
the l2th instant: Three protracted ses-
sions have been held by the House Com.
mitlee on Banking and Currency. to con-
slider The National Bank act, postponed |
from last session. The blii has been |
entirely remodeled, and will he reported |
At an early day. The principal new fea-
tnre is the requirement that all National |
Banks SIrSl redeem their circulation in /
New York. The committee Is understood |
10 I've opposed 10 any increase Of National
Banl, currency, and to favor a redistribu-
tion Of that now in circulation, so "a to
give the South her proper share The
Cincinnati Commercials Vorrespondett says
Il IS believed the House Of Representative,
vii mol agree to the feature OF the bill re-
tqtring the banks to redeem in New York,
and adds: "The section prohibiting any
hahk lf1in having over million of capital
was agreed to, with 4 provision taking the
surplus oEer the amount away from the
banks. This surplus will reach thirty
millions Of dollars. and half Of H. at
lrasi, vii be distributed for banking capt.
tsl ia the Southern States"
The statement Of The New York city
hanks forIssie week ending Saturday last,
Dec. 8, compare as follows with the CORES
Innding week last year; 10 which We add
ihe specie and currency balances in the
New York office OF the United States
Treasury at these dates, respectively
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THE Emperor OF Brazil has appointed
Boarl Of Health p tn investigate and de-
ciie what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what ax-
cluded After some months session thew.
have reported condemning them all except
Or J. G. Aver & Co.'S Preparations. Three
Of those they recommend the Empe-
ror to admit for the benefit Of lha
public health, while they hold the
fourth Cherry Pectmai, under advise
ment for further information respecting epe
Of lis ingredients morphine which, while
so extensively employed and "a highly eA-
teemed as remedy Ia this country, Is
scarcely known in that. OF all the other
medicine before them, the Imperial com
mission say, no Que Of them merits any IA
YoT whatever, OF protection from this Gov
eminent, as they contain nothing new nor
any specific virtues not fully known and
used by onr Own physicians The Imperial
ghvernment has accordingly prohibited
them all from admission through the Gus
tom house. except the remedies OF oVr dis
iinguuhed oountrymen above mentioRci-
a Discrimination by their learned men,
very like that ~ which experience has lei
the American people B5Fon HsTJia.
deci2 dWlW
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MARRIAGE lIcENCFs The following
marriage liceHoes we've iasuea from De-
,embsr 7ih 10 December l4ih.
Edward II. Chase and Sarah Aro,nsn.
lawson Dover and Nancy q. Hight
Nelson ". Pigue and Marie + Blair
VIM. Ralston and Rhgia ANA Nllham-
Robert Chumbley and Franco Dear.
John I've and Caroline Berge.
Benz r Tsu-Esley and UT-rls = hiar
tin.
Robert VI Ramsey and Msssie l,oA-
ley.
r. A Ouogu. and Jennie 4 eubsr
lsud
Wm, II Chioscrias aui iyHH,s B Fiem-
ming
AndreN Aiii-na and NeiGe 4. Smuh.
Andrew , Ro-5 aud Flames J. Ieverett
Edward shalling asi Mqry schngrsr
man.
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THE HANLoNs. There was very fair
house 10 sttendanoe al she Performance Of
the Hanlon Brothers last night Don't
forget the grand mailuer given ihis after.
noon. upon which occasion admittance viii
be bat CITY cents to an parts Of the house.
To night Che Hanlon' giye their last Der
Torrance, and Those who have not vii
messed she tests of these uuequaled pynl-
nasts should not fail toembrace the oppor-
tunity. The HanloHs 20 to Memphis from
this city, they being on q grand tom down
the Mississippi 20 New Orleans and around
the coast, touching al Mobile, Savannah.
Charleston, and other points on their way
to New York. Hhs present eiil probably
be the mos extended Tour which the com
hination has ever undertaken "a this conn
try.
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FOR RENT.

A Two STORY FRAME HOUSE on
"A SpiHre street. opposite rheresidenee I'd Mrs.
Jas. i. CLARK. with I'VE rooms. Price sam Per
anmun.
TWO STORY BRICK un North spruce
dreet. between onion and CeiJr Streets. with
ave ~ SIX rs1ms. Price. $500
THREE EU.sY Sr0RE NOT 81 su Col
$lggsl
4 TWO STORY DWELLING ra Hizh. be-
tween thurch AID Brllj streets. with nine ~
Ten ru0W.. Apply 20
tALLFNEEE 4 tNFETr.
teF'-iF % Cherry .trcer
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/ aud ls5Ss ti,at these vosIid b great de-
probation IN The value o. Chat metal, a
eontingeBey-,sliiclI has not been realized in
the least, although since tRese eventual
years New Zealand has become a gold
producing cenfye. The deliveries from
the Ausaa iaa eoiouies this year proiai. e
to come up at teastto tae receipt in 1852
or 1868.
The Richmond Tines SAYS 30 crop Of
tobacco has ever been 81 SO CREST impor-
lance to than State as nat Of his year.
Though small, il Is ia quality one Of the
best ever made. rheTnw SAYS:
From the best inforaation we can get We d,
not think the crop VIA reit3t swo-thiTds 81 the
crop before The war; certainty & viii not exceed
fWo-thlrds. cstiHlte ii In round numbers
* between forts snd iifty-hvr thousand hogs
headS. The crop for severa years previous b
The war was between sfy envy and seventy five
thousand h0gsheadS-
r, - North CaTelins. the counties It Caswell,
hockinghafH and Person produced ine erOps
this year, and probably as ni1ah tobacco As then
ever made previously. In MarFens Granville
ana franklin c0auties, which. before the way
ercdaced more tobacco than al tho rest Of the
q
extent hayi ing taken the place Of tobafco. II
6ranYille net over 0Re.laH a. Top. aud in era
ven q, snd franklin 70 ~ one Fourth. The crop
o. arreh county T-Fr1e very much missed A.
II produced not ~ sry line manufacturing
t2b3eeo, but a graf = q OF tine shipping, suita-
PIE Iof the CoHtIBenAeAA lrketS Of Europe. In
iaet, Warren produce6 y re shipping iobacco Of
COCO quality tan all the other counties Of the
state together
In those coBgsles Of Virginia which end
market ~ T by The RiehI1end. ami Fredericksburg
gnu central railroads., thegs was a e0mparatfye-
" very hule tobacco made-nO, hail crop. On
the North Carolina border Of the tobacco growing
eouutles, the crop Of BrunsWick cGunot be esti-
mated at over haiI the usual ameUnt, Mecklen-
DUR az hatdiF twas thirds, while Halifax Pittsyi-
Ana, HenrE ana Patrick have fine and rather |
lt9i crops. The last nsRed four counties com
ilse me only section 81 'ife State wherein q |
~ eFop has been isade. In other t0bacoeeOua-
iles lying between James and Roanoke rivers /
ana tue tributaries Of the latter we do not think
there VIII possibly betHo-tbii a OF "a cralr Some
Of the couuties may have grown that quantity.
willie Others viii rot, By a grrst deal show half 1
crops. On the north side Of the JameS from
kechnNnH 10 i.yurh burg the 1rftf IS 1.r,- chart
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For Rent

pY DHcBEE Is CuANCERY. ~ THE cA~F
ID % tao. VI. Walker vs. the Sheriff q Dai issan
counts and Others, ! am dire.ied Go fesi iaf fhr
year 80 ne toliowins pTurertY. gifs
y. Chcatham i c..
Inc 1lefs House On Church street occupied ii
Aessrs. hfmliinn 8 Grees. All = stone ks'ni
between ID Two hoHaes Above arnfi.1ei
Jnnss ssbius tO ranf viii Gallon NJ 81 7. p
Nheaih9FI Coz. cor aer % Chhfch aua "iIrtr.
dres-if fk ~. WOODS fgEfer.
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.,rsa az hA.nLtn

s. G Anderson o. President
bEARp, hp4 Frstzs-or ai Anr sUl "a
staFca aud tn BOY
b y, AsDJNrntU. 10. tssiess1T OF Mslhv-
ulatSa
JNlius TT e., fr'frss1g 81 Msiera anEuasrs
. " 3 ) h. =. rnnslpsl rsapa satlry
tha Ngdfss "a 5tul, ls ExtEg s,,s aai :',Jr a. a
aud Ga, Trustees ara SstoFminoi - maxi The UBi
v0Fssty shst a. SIS sUrs tIs Esr--tAr tsatluq
90 GA l5iia va iTa south.
Idtlu D uss st5 90 10 5 "a 90 pcr esssJn
t1afd4as iS4 as b5palt ti.sats 50 90 - 5 5 nB
~. wesE.
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knR Az iRElTATFn THR0AT, Coueh or
. Geld. BraEns Bronchial Trcches' are
offered With the fullest confidence 10 their
efficacy. They have been thoroughly test
ed, and maintain the good reputation they
have iusily acquired A. there are imiil-
lions be suTe to obtain thegeRuine.
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AMCsrSa Mt-TAEF -Gezjerjayl D.alJ
street merchant stepped into barber shap
g. be shaved While undergoing ihe ton.
soTial operation. an mp town broker. hy
mistake. donne6 she c1sf 81 Size merchant
and started ou, The man Of grocsries
sud family supple with face newly
scraped pui on What be supposed Ia h. hi-
coat sad feeling 81 has packet book. which
he always oarTies IA the inside pocket al
that garment vas mach surprised Ga Gni
il empty. moment Investigation served
toreFeal the fsci thst the ooat wa not his
Own. The gentleman who had iusi lei was
the only customer s-ha hsd gone oct since
ourfriend csmsin and looking from The door
the uncoasfi 5ils -tEadeT of coat. "a. seen
Placidiy perambalaiins iAe street ! suuars
EKsy, apparently - mach 81 easeas tbopst
he had bis usa instead IL another man's
bFoaAcloih on his baok. 4he rsr,lsn,
started oui and overlook ihe broker and
the two exchanged garments in nsisb.
boring store Che latter raaaile4tisg mgcb
surprise al finding himself lie uncoas,io,,.
proprietor 81 anoiher ban clat.
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Az FdEGANT SUBURBAN HoME OF
"A tWrgfy acres, two miles out GA e good pike
hich SOIL good house, i've aCrri Of hna luits.
teHe'H2 and oeih1uses rlnplsty perennial sbrinR
aud Nieru, House ssvls paiaiel. VIII 81
sgid at bargain. II NC sold rs he 18th INST
wall be rented 90 COOL -taitsnf reasonably low
Inquire AZ this OHiee o. 5 Mari. Bauser.
ffpal-s5v
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Tar NEW SrREEI RAILROAD -Aesier-
terday Che iron and timber for the Church.
and spruce street railroad was being tis
tnbraed along the proposed route. The
WorE on this line la nov been commenced,
and as We mentioned a DAY OF iwo ago,
will he promptly pushed forward
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.FTNANCE AND TRADR.

tield opened rs Sew York yes;er,Iay at
lSs. was ISIS ii 1850. and closed At P.
al. at 1877 The trapsstfisRs in gold here
are yeTy light, and brokers boy At lS6,
and hold al 1877. silver is bought at
l2s, and Is shipped by dealers to New York
or Canada M 49,
Goyerument securities we're quoted in
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
lfflci OF fBE UNION ASB DISPArcHl
Saturday. Dec. D., ISL
COTTON MARKET.

fhcrc was little change 10 the cotton
market yeter'iay, as-eompare,F With the
day Preyious$ if anything, prices were a
shade lower, the4bighe~t figure reached
being 2s4e. The MAJORITY of sales were
made at 28c and 90.
The following comprised The transactions
in our market yest,rlty:
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shock Of Grain su New Noris Ware
hOnSe4 Dee. 40, 1868
MARKETs BY TELEGRApH.


NEW YoRK Dee 14.-Coftsf les active IA.
lower. Flour more active ia -. bptis1. - 81
as 20 superine Western IS itf8l2 90 con mon Ia
choice, extra so 25@tll s. WhskY lui Wheat
more active, - e better M - for IA. .
Milwaukee AND - % for rrt ,Etstern Bye iirm;
western 81 IS Corn Dierci heavy. and closed
hrAer' 81 irel Il laAed Wssfcrn afoat and ia
tGts. O1i-3n iaig request Dvaae doh Sugar
steady, 9" n, for Cuba Moiasse. duli Peffo-
dun duh, u 2pc t0rCrude Pork 1rmer. s.ll :;
al IS, Old mes CLOSING 81 81 Is -as9: - 20
- 2 tor new me Beef heavy AMI I5Rpr. sfgH
81 new plain mess, lhd si6 jtU0 ~ uPy extra
mess beet hams Steady. Cut neais dEJI Drssscl.
hogs quiet $i1@lb e. Western H. ~ sf,l5(v
dHmNfnnRfa a.
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Tuesday. nm 18Th INsr.

hogciher with all bis Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Farming Tools, Stock. etc.
Los Ne !, Is beautiful grove q Forrest
Trees. IN the midst OF which staads the sDIsndid
residence Of the Doctor. Also on this III x IN
lovely little Lake, from which the place Is named
and We venture the assertion thet. there 4 not IA
ieEeher spot tur sale IN the yiciniivof Naehville
covered with Forrest Tree.
Lot Ne :, b. mostly cleared Land
The Doctor having determined ro fe,ngys T.,
Mississippi The sale via hepssitire. anil without
reserve.
Go9alioa q, usual 0muihuses will leave otfr
Sen,ces 20 Z, North henry street. snu s. Public
Square. az 81. a. ~
NENNQM. GLOVER & co.
ARLINGTON s FAERAR. Aaeni''
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PosTF0NEp.--T csae Of Jack Conn, the
negro accused Of mnle stealing, waz yestef-
day brought before one OF ouF city magi e.
iiates ana continued until next Monday
There are some iEenty-one witnesses IN the
case and We understand that the eViasheeis
pretty strong agains. the prisoner.
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CUMBERLAND COlL,

The Cheapest GHd fhe Resi-!
4 HAYE YOtR ORDERS FOX Iul 3
iufer's supph 20 The uf.rt 30 AEE.NaFlt>
8 F4nRAn, No. - Fsbiie squarr. lal !
sin zee then promptly hlt-I uttL Hr.isf O.
lcru.s-Cash "a izhtrrs.
81. b. WATSON. Aaslf
dsol2-lm isT .o.L8.zS.
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EniR RENT

fVHE BUILDIEu KNOWN As TIE DIS
4 PATCH Priniius uaes. corner Bank ana
PrnteTs' Alirys. IL g. veil adapted Tor 4 Priaiina
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