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e 80 H3tlonF Doubtless we should frame :,
LiLi t.lIs latter as Il is the view of IT,
b !" Hp e1aInof Tor th trial of Davis Rrt :.
r-o /" as the ruler of foreign marion how 81
: ernment sdiiiSt our gov
y must IN this case take higher ground tba,,
: "I-iS People or government has bitbr+ t =
the moral courage to take 80 ,,,.. - nte'
sside TIE ancient 1ietions. and deal Iii,
-, ~ - dS Iaets- We must reeoer1tiza tb.+ ,,,s
iife EiFis have had their grand uses IN ~
a,,l ag u nation; that they make those stands
rll,, elLse wars that purify government and
ana - = IN lhoSsiyle Iorit TO become partial
mills :, idla-ilfaL Davis represented some
o1 1l+iionS o. men who believed that they 1rero
e5ild eepi'iessed and who rose with. the sn;r;t of
onr reAieh. i SHAH we stultify our history
tba IllL,iiortai declaTation-by SAYING that
- S'-e representative ofan those men Iesorx-ae
WI. a iiiFlng been their rerresenta+i,-a5
,,'.+,1i doeS government originate? With tba
torI ,1 " : CeeIara by every fact of orr his
WitI e;I11 = -. no" many people if not
-: gut millions! We rree with tba
members that Congress should tai-e
~ - case oL Davis, but we believe II should
I.i@1 y 9itl% Go set him at large on tbaS. (
- S-9"i.'-s: recognizing oDenIy aud J
H. ~ - 'ltese2se Of the American neonle :
~ = at'eh as A5s 10 not deserve deafb
- 6 .Fe read Of the terrible acts of 6
- arl,; .''-a ~ Jamaica, who outbarllariza 2
- - 80 '7-ii' we sIudder 10 eontemnIate Rri+ -
a. .s sending men to twenty wears naraI d
-. 1ol tl1e cIlille OF desirino = het+ar a
:I.iiiieht Tor their country. LET ms ~ -
,, az ~tH these feelings and set an | -
~ l'ie o Q-7~tIonaI magnanimitv that ma - -
-. - over to the blush. Our cars T.
NJ - o,'ll ior any mans blood. and We 10
aims On ~, 49, i',.i ,ls'.l hatred put its bloody W
W ~ o'4 national history.-New York
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We call attention to the advertise
,I ,l'no = oi 'he Ragsdale House, Meridian. Miss
~ M hassdaIe has been for several wears in
the MOTEL business at Meridian and bos -
ways Kept first-class hotel.
exoal1o''+ Oh '-'s eiihs publc may rely in getting
House. A'''S 'u''ie
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"a He''"iOT snEssascr ans,s:.e Organs ae,,.
Seward

9Ir' summer committed great ,nisto1-, :;
I,1eel9 comparing the Presidents sne.,iaI
/ - S9 on tAe condition of the SoI1+I - 81
o,, IL IL ' - tilg message of Franklin Pinrc,,
m,,st 1no t' stH airs OF Kansas. This, we tbinL
self n" D. oe apparent to the Senator bjma
neil ne i must be convinced, from the re
iliarks drawn frora republican a,,1 III 'lle re-
- - senators, by tia comparison of JoI,,I,''
| " " pooI lefce, that it was uniust ar5 ~
uL9P3asslohate men of all partias bar-o 'Il"' ,ts
of 1fFiq.ng Ialth IN the honesty and PATRIOTS,
mor1-ahie c Johnson. But is a LITTLE ra
C4 81 A'"Ie. after the coalition between NJ
stevens OF Pennsylvania, and Ra[,,,o,i1 -,lGSSIS
1. s1e" lofk, IN the building of the raj;oni VI
~ INSTRUCTION platform of this Cono,osz ie
A. - - " dpcT organs especially devotod -
tb fIIefests OF Mr. Seward should he a,a,''
Senatr c,I'1 S'llu tlla most Jealous TO denounce
to tbe pras;dn1t,2f iof MS outspoken hostility
ne organs of Mr. Seward v-onId r
tina tilat they are shocked at tbe inina
IL. 5ioo ol me senator's alusions tn tbo DtJe
:, > l"te special message; but tI,is ~
- - ~ - d mere pTetence, and that H.
he tnr,i,. io59h5, laying much deeper. for
nc turning of THAR guns a,aine+ AZ Ioi
or IN question. Mr. Sun,,,9r is Stio soma
n'e SENATE Committee on Foreirn PnIat;n, Ie;l VI
= 'licii position he has doubtless o+' 80
- - II 5-u-, brought into q 1
,a,, 80 " lti me Secretary Of State toncbinr
nd r. - - pursued towards FnrlonT | =
I:'hce during the late war T1 +I,a j.
- r ; sfianprate and learned diseonrsa -,
~; 7H EeiaI'ons, at the Cooner Tns+if,,+
tlls eity, III the fall of la;3 i LII
tp l'iJ7ie ed that he exposed and denon,,ol'I
q nc +eoapI iilJst ehectiVe and decisive mannar
,,,l,o ,de'eIlefo'lS .5 neutrality of England and
- r'liOf, cieH scandal0us proeeedi1e.s 'iu w
tgoL5 I o. eur Southern rebellion i1Inj71,7: w
-. zen lSercnt rights and the FTenmf .
.! 10 oi Mexico 1t viii be rarno1,,i
SIMS 'l-s ooid and patriotic discoursa Of
13',,i.sr' as against England and Franco % NO
, regarded at the time as foresba da,'i' ltliee'
'oIe 3E declded foreign policy ot WaSf';S -
't4'tn INA, iI3d prevailed up TO that date aIF5 III
In III iiFlIt possibly involve a chance ,'i;r =
59.e department from the nrase,,5,' IN
! ta4ieaI l,, ahti-Seward influence '''''ie Oh
M. 80 sHtli5s' we conjecture that Sana+o,.
.',~I stands in the way of the So,..an So,,asoI
: " N'ii efs aud that they are sa,iJ',. t tlI
:" uPsef hiin on the issue Of So,l+ii ny lio'
10 = dciioi3 but to DESTROY his ina,,a',
-..e chairman on FOREIGN RnIo
! ! . I,Ua TINS point, however W. -,
.rn M sumner still adheres to hi.
ia l'oley as laid down by him in 1efa 5fra ID r.
he 20 fc1sIE probability that it will hafoUo Is c
Ge loihd TO be more in harmon,- 1ri41 stand
tio"s OF President johnson a. In In
\ q - lem OF 1lr. Seward, which bas
u good puTnose, but wbicb na1r 11un ma, mas
''s' aSioe-L New York Herald
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In commences. His friends are no,v :, 9.
-. u an election this winter. and on,,oso
'Sioh. II compromise candidate
succeeds, he is the man o''ii'iioate
: IMPORTANT FINIAN NEWS
NE" YORK, Dec. 2s.-The Fipian no,rs
p en' 10 OF the grandest importance - 49,
oiAood. 60. Your correspondent has hoa1
'oied with the substance of disna4o,.-
I winch viii demand nnitod os4.
80 80: peo,lllary and otherwise. to tho f,ns4
% tne Brotherhood. cannot - -
80 - :, u trust give details, but Won roa.
| 1'''''H an possible importance - A.
general statement The late -" -
"hiohg The leaders here has oi,,a,,
,io,,a - tue dead Centre, because bv nra.
- 80 understanding blow was to have haa,,
"'N III Ireland ere this.
'rdtches show that the newt no,,-. :
: e-'i'no' alter less than weel, viii - -
.li'' consequence to the moyemeut Co.. g..
I'll -rp general uprising is anticino+o5, Y
: oI arms and ammunition s+or, ft
-, -'''1io'ed' but an earnest call for an b,
-si'10 'u uPpoIt immediately is made 10
D-'Pdtches from the British nossosa: o.
nc racine are Of the utmost oo,.o.,s,1 Oi -
.o' only to the Finian Brotbarbooa - -I--oe IL
.,,4.-cII 2'd'eS ana England The con- til
SPd'cheS were such that not ou
-o'''ii'lhg President OMahony and H. we
P"i " including the Secretary of VIZ aw
{ "eeA al oItteTtst feud-tbev NOT 80 wa
ing edch other-no sooner wera +bor, ont
: Gu at y Na1onys headquarters than co,, ceri
"oi0 9eht TO the Senate and Seore+or.-
a. anu thelr immediate Cooperation d. A
',iu u9u, including all 1honeys in tho - a ru
'--e senate party Entire union Of effor+s negl
ipated Ia consequence of sucb 49, no
= ololhary session of the Senate viii on t
yene tomorrow >''''e VIII tban
''lu NOT De at all surprised. from ubo+ a gu
- L u 'le knowledge of affairs at UosI ly, b
~ 10 near OF the call of Gen. Sveopor- as he
'H'S IN the United States service succe
sna'Ion from that service. witb;n a. 81 his as
my week both
v d department of the Senate sao+io We
ne Flnian Brotherhood was NM :; of tIi
- Az : order to-day, and the hnsi,,
& oi the rooms at 8I4. Broad,vo,- T.
'i"'ed 10 give the impression t,,o+., ~ ment
10 VI an early campaign are in 80 Mr.. RI
'' VI preparation. The personpa1 FL the no
.th1eLlt' including the staff oftba com ways /
III ing General, has not yet been piyen to The
u'iic' although all the appointments excelle
,eeH "7 mace and accepted The follow House.
the list: io1Io"-
rotary of War onac R~A
Iai. Gen TI,o. w " coLnInand- followil
en- years ev,,er;o,.- naS mad every
army Brig. Gen. c. Carroll TT cue ooi
~ under Cnar paa1e- =" tn 'he urk- the hote
IN war, also in Trnit.1 : i0iich army, up in a
ohan graduate of W - 1'''''eS army; family
ilS IA the United States Coast survo,,. u Oenei
ri BOOKING of oo@o' survey; zee poste
laJor OF Artillery, United States arm. nousehoi
II, IraYilian, late Chief of Engineers nented
RAJ Logan's staff; Major Eugene ! governor
" late OF Generrl WeitzeTs sto4. ''iectS' g
lillian NJ. OrcIev Ia+o 9Oan with his Q
49,
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LAWS OF THEST4TE OFMJSSTSS1pp1
Z = 0DAlSHED By 4 AUTHORITY
PUBLIC ACTS

'o o., &c, 10, 10 regulate the redemption Of no4.
Ta,,ila l,,i:.,e .tus issued by RaiIro,J oSts To

panies In fin. St4E' "@ haliTodd Com.
t,,.s 2eet54n e, on l. BE it enacted by the Jooi.,
Se. , s~. I4ilroad Companies N NJ tbiJ ilaS the
as4 @o a2 ls5 notes or change bills 's under s'a5g
Comasnez i3 t5;. .l ',sS e authorize Railroad
JI.LSLsed II as money approved I2.e' Dee 70 53. be
l;.4 ana an act supplanIenfa7y - <Oth,
nas = ~ "a. ae5 to authorize Railroad a. Co2 oct en-
ia6sd d rs sSate to issaHe notes to be ojr
1AppFoYed 4 jan. 22ad, l853, BE- and IN, t 1861
nGfes =. l'llifsd c! each to redeem fhairS % are
. reeve I13 IN esf qfmpany pa shan be roqnirsd
u change bills OF any other hCo;e, Co,9,, the notes
md 3~c =. :. Be it further enacted tbat IN I.
nd iha - i,,~S IA conflict with this act bo
bis bis t .', sans SAM are hereby repealed and t1 tbo of
rom and 'i1' a; IKE az a eject and be in force
Approved Nov. y. IS5
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FOR SALE

1Siuence IN one of the most pleasant
nel elsnoorhoods in the city, within ten min
e i'oS walk OF the Capitol. A portion of tho
this office. 1lqulre at
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Where's 80, RA TORS NOr.cn
W n - '.ers Of admin l. tra tio- - AZ A
=. h. Assn.t aed t. ts e'as ana. Ct
snr er COUNT State + We; me Probate court Of
reouqsd ecnaRs 1ssis Of .sis MsT 81 per
tine limited BY iss a. .s ibi' the same Within
Nov s6w6k ', sne ssm will he barrad me
". T. POWE, Adminiss,...-
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an Act regulating the fees of sbo,.e,
ae44te''.Iiilg prisoners confined in ~ lor
necI!o4 / Be it enacted bv tLa I"h
e1 ~ 81 tae state Of Missfssipn tn iSIl-
IL tile ices allowed to sheri3s fa, mere
| day. 'ii pe nifty cents each
or sec, sec. Be it further enacted That tau,o
aud r. laws Jaws IN contrayention hereof
See. 3 RI Re- i ate e,,t9 hereby repealed.
boards OF Police shall have antbo.;tii'tt n't the |
,, utease the amount when in their +g 20 M
ty Treasury is''H ouI OF The coun-
aof zee, ec.1; 4 BE it further enacted, Thai a..
1il - lake eject and be In force f',,, alls
approved November 2lst 1866
an Act in relation t. of,icors
sons having claims on tn Stn Stl't other other per-
section !. Be it el}actad 'ato a. treasury; e
at ,tato ol alle State Of Mississippi That lsia
,':..e oiiicef or other person ent;+1d every
ras- iiiohey 1ron the State Treas,,,,- 70 re-
u;el4l AlS claim fer salary. serticas >, snail
,; % t.le proper apditiIo cff4ce "a ot1i-
ma a,'1 's1f9 = ,oF tho payment of 10
vS,',1t - q o T es 0t such varroa. '.ie e
6p+hg r.. :. 2i''te tna'1sTlrer, within tbrea
tlaa 49, a.. '-.e 'eIoltion Of such saryinas
eraoe 'ss'e @ that such salary, or a,1, 80 lees,
eieoI, or sEch iHdel+e.rss, = any part
= paya 3Ie Aa9 unless sn5.l, ''iie ete que
~ FV4eo-i Gees so, the said cIa;,, i-icei 81
.ii5' ke'Nlees or ;.1 III iof
tla ~ e q, considered and Is hereby gnoId n
otber teSti t'foFided that if 9nv e.
OH. 'isoll, 9t reason o. death. sicl-rooa
I b;s - oldable cause shall fail 70 "
~, - h lef claim as hereinbefore nrp-'; jude
''''N shan have an addi- An
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THE NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.

NE" YORK, Jan. 2.-Gen. Sweenev bas 1;
hSued an appeal to the Finians NOT to 1-o.t
~ intestine strife, but to strike before i I;
TOO late. He says there is ONLY one var
namely to call in each State a oonven+io,, =
oei78ates from the different circ1as 70 A.
cure IN whom they will repose ccn6danoo
1iid then IN silence to allow O'Sfabopa,- -,
-l nl-'-Sei4 e"en to work out his respective
pan Tor the freedom of Ireland
Inc fInian Congress assembled to-5o-
mayor Kelley, of Indiana, was annoin+o5'
chairman appointed
RESOLUTIONS sustaining O'Mabonev wora
adopted '''loney We're
TWO plenipotentiaries from Ireland ,v.ro
present who brought letters from ~
Centre Stephens, who is said 70 10 =
France ~ oe IN
report says two English detectives ,ror,
"Potted ana refused admission to H. C~
gress " 'ne Con
me Posts Washington special SAYS ~.
niols are ahoat, but not generally crcditod
'n"t tho President, within two or tbrao
"e'As WIZ issue a proclamation that 4ba
restoration of the Uniou is comn1o+o 1
GREAT FIRE IN PH1LADELpHI. G
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-HarDden,a Er il
pcs company s buildings, Riekbiu & sWiI- A
:, "''" cry q Co, were almost entira1, C
ca 0y Ire to-day. Harndens popar
p"-@s8es are safe. The total loss aroo,,,t.
70 o'oJ'00O, which is principally covered ~ in
''lod Os -
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NEW YORK AfARKTTs

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Middling Cotton clos
co 81 =. ''c, + l0Qr more active. Corn eOa94c
CoLlee steady. Sugar firm at I3c Nolassa.
dull Ness Pork So qG ''''
Sterling exchange 1904 Cold closed .,
lag. Government stocks firm eyST. 5l1,'o 80 81
ponS oi 1868, lG2; 1905, first series %. tbird
series, 9S4 ~ ''iii d
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CHICAGO MARKETS

VHICAGO, Jan. 2.-FIonr and r,ho,+ -.
Corn dull at 45c. Provisions duh - D.
SS', Lard lec. Hogs 50 IS; dressed s1I Or,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

liNcaNNAII, Jan 2.-FIour steady at fnIl
t@'es. Wheat 81 75a$I 95. Corn 60c. Ont
sue hogs Sl2 25. Mess Pork s2903O Lard
ild%lS3c Cotton 4sc Whiskey, 50 o6 in
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ADDITIOSIAi RIYRR News.


CINcINHATI, NOV, ll3.-fI oon--The river
has fallen one foot and four Inches. There
Is IA feet Inches In tho channel. Weaths
aer Clear. iH9i4 7iedt ri snos19I Cd
: PIrrsBUR0H, Nov. l8.-Noon- River g
feet inches and fallingo Weather clear
and cool.
The additional arrivals last evening ins
cludea the stephen Decatur. 1T. Louis to
Cincinnati; Sam. Hale, Memphis to Gin
cinnati; Rose Hite. Louisville and return !;
Ada Lyon, Bowling Green to Evansville;
and Liberty No. 70, Louisville to Memphis
....."..The Liberty and sam. Hale had big
trips. The Liberty took 100 bales of hay
and a number fpassengeiB here. The Sam
Hale also got considerable freight here
George, W Moore shipped about5OO bushels
of grain by the Rose ffiteg.. c.. I. BY our dis
patches last night we learn that the Henry
Won Phqls one OF thellarEest st. Louisand'
New Orleans packets, was destroyed yes
terday or The day before, by are, near Dom
aldsonville,. Louisiana. Two, lives were
l6stl Hef cargo consisted 81 $500 bales Of
cottoni which were of course a total loss.
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New York Market.

| BY telegraph New York, Nov. IL.
COTTON Declined half cent per pound;
35c for sniddling uplandsi sc do. Orleans
FLouR-Opened quiet and firm, but clos
ed quiet and without decided change; ~ "
4i0 rs for superine Western; 10 SO@ll W
for common ~ medium extra Western
| tl2 lbMl3 no for choice ~ Hll 3Dmi2 ~ for
common To good shipping brands extra
Il. II. o. and al2 aOell4 for trade brands.
RYE FLouR-Quieti 80 s096 IS.
CORN NJ kAIsy-lluiet. s-t.s,r -
WnfaIxT-Q uiSt'aild unchanged.
WHEAr-A shade firmer but not very ac-
tive sales of4l 900 bush. at w 23lg2 3Z1a FOR
NO. Chicago and Milwaukee. 400 80.
RYE "A shade firmer; sales OF IA, BOD BUSH
els at 81 80 for old Western.
f,BAnLEY-keeeipts s3,6l2 bushelst active li 20
A. easier pricesi sales of9OOOO pushsis q 70 70
for Canada West, free; 81 for Canada East
In bond 81 l2Gel Is for two rolled state ana
VI rs for four rolled State
CORN--Irreguinr and unsettled anu open
Ing firm, but afterwards becoming more
heavy and dropping, and closing hcllNei
sales OF ZOO bushels at u n for inferiori
81 DIAL 81 for shipping mixed western In
store and agoati aud u ~ for Western
" o1lArIaM IN TIE market IL heavy with sales OF
1900 bushels at escs7Oe. for choice. .esi-
RYE-Firm at 81 20.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
.SVGARTDull and nominal; Cube fl@
MoLAssEs- Quiet with sales of 80 hhds.
PETROLEUM Dull at 22@22lsc. for crude
and 8ihisJe. for refined Ia bond.
PORR-Opened heavy and closed decided
~ nrfner with sales of g. 80 bbls nj 81 BOA,
- 50 for regular and cash for new mess !;
closing at 70 80 for regular; E22 50423 20 for
prime, and szl ". tqfs nHS' lprrilmo also 80
BEEF-Quiet and steady nj sl260mls 80 fog
new plain mess, ana SIS 00@23 90 for newex-
ira mess. G' fu bloc ff itfH sffF .a1IHs ~
BEEF HAMs--Heavyja with sales OF 100
bbs. at So COOL 90.
BACoG-InactiVe.
Gun MEATS Dpll and heavy, al I26gl8c
for shoulders, ana fffa 1914 Tor hams.
DREssErs hfofes-in fair demand, at 0l4@
oLc, but chiefly at 9Ie. ~
LARD-5ieady.
Bu'rrERs Unchanged. Hfiu $500
MONEY ifasy,at las per cent. w
ATEHLf NGsADull. ff 8lfi f1i N+iast@-
Gioim+-Firmer; opening at l4434 and
closing ut lf31A. iN Eft9 @Nf ~. rntf ff
GoyERNaENr STOCKS Quiet and without
decided change. -l7EH 81 -tifI'ft. $50
STOCKS Better. Fort Wayne, I0S; G. g.
Toledo. il614 M. d 80. ~, %; NJ. W., 5O]A,
Dc. plda 7gi Beading, llljgC,& PlLtsburg,
graph, 505B; 6's, of ~ coupons, ll4I4; b-20's,
OF '6i, 1879; o. Il NJ. Certificates, $50. "a
The Posts money article says the loan
market Is easy at per cent. on call. with
dovernment collafefala, per cent with
miscellaneous; stock market feverish and
unsettled; Governments steady; 1905
dull and unchanged; railroad shares dull
and depressed; AFTER thejregular board the
quotations " q New York Central ll4Iz (;
igap captral ~; AZ iehtgan Southern, 49, /;
Iattsbnrg e114; NpEthw est efn "a North
western preferred ~; Toledo III; Rock
Island 1917; Fort Wayne 1851.
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CIncInnatI Market.

By Telekraph.lA u ofscINSATs. Nov. lB.
FLoUR-Dull, and all grades are 5Oc low
ere trade brands 6iI 600g1a 80. -
WHEAT Closed rather firnier; MOI red
So 50. F
CoRN-Firmer and more active; No. l
shelled Soc; old, In ear, dull at 7Sc; new do
'V oSTs4 sirmeS; No:lAa4idvanced to Nc
RYE-Duil, and declined TO 81 Is for No. l..
RAKLEYr- Unehanged;V prime TO choice
Fail 706s76c. 81
WHIsKY-Steady at 3ic In bond
Provisions Mess pork dull, and prices
nominal at SIS for new and S3l for old no
thing done in green lneatSand none Offered.
Bacon hfm Ab ltp lbei fdr Shoulders and
clear sides; hogs frm at ~ 80; but few Of
fered; the demand was from short sellers,
packers notbuying; receipts OF | no.
IiARD-l3c, with moderate demand.
BUTTER-Dull mt 250930c.
CHEEsE-lbtaMlBc
GRocERIns-Dnli; prices easier. q.
CeoLp-'l441a. H2IIYI2 .W,HB
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sheriR,s Sale.
RY YIRTUE or AN ORDER OF

WPY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
M3 sale issued out OF the office Of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, IN favor
of Silpon gufnberfs, and against Nancy
Ariunief andiothers, fwih, on = 50 y
SATURDAY, the sth day OF Deem
Der, 1865,
between the hours of 10 am. and pm. of
said day, at the door of the courthouse In
the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
lsetle " publ guctioItthe rents aid profits,
I fof the term or seven@ye or ghe follow
lng-described real estate, To wit:
Lot number one ~, Ia Block or Square
number eight eight 1881 east, IN the town
OF LaTnasc0 City according TO the recorded
plat of said town accorded in the Record
er's office of Vanderburgh County, In
diana, in the Deed Record h, on page num-
ber 372; and should said rents and profits
mot sell f0r u su4n sufficient tofsntikfy said
writ ana costs, ] wfi'ht the same time and
place offer for sale the fee-simple OF said
premises.
ALEXANDER DARLING. -
Sheriff Vanderburgh County.
novl3 w3t -
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staSs e S8 Ya7Ss69a 5s GsHntE u.s.

State Of Indiana, yanderburgh County, SS.
-1h the Court, Of Common Teas, Janu-
airy Term, a. ID. 1867
Archibald k1fer VS.. Angelina T.. Beck, Will
liam j. q. Beck, Sllas III. IL. Mathes, u.
Z Cameron Mathes, and others.-Foreclos-
ure of Mortgage.
TT APPEARING RY AFFIDAVIT
u on file In my Office that the defendants,
An9elfne r. Beck and William J. q. Beck,
are non-residents of the State OF Indiana
Notice of the pendency, OF this action
Is therefore given TO said Defendants, and
shat he same will stand for trial at the
next term OF said Court. TO be begun and
held rs the courthouse In the city of
Evansville, IN the county and state afore-.
said, on the first Monday Ia January, AID.
Witness Blythe Hynes, Clerk Of
tc,,.s, a said I. Court, and the seal thereof
t0e"AI hereto aflixed, this 18th day OF Mo-
vember, 1900 9uL 1911 fH
7Ns -ssntn4 BLYTHE iHYNES, Clerk:
Per II. w. BIPPUs. Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM REAVIs and AFRO DYER, li
tnovl4 w3t JH, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
e a TR8r#F ID .nN aEwWu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Last Weeks business.

- Oatr asuaf review OF the trade Of the city
for the week, was omitted yesterday, and,
aa there has been great uniformity and
steadiness ia prices we have not thought
il necessary TO pablish I'm full the quota
lions The general business of the city,
among wnolesale houses, was pretty. well
sustained, and the purchases and orders
from country dealers kept Jobbers well
employed, An aimost ali departments. In
the supply markets there has been some
evidence Of weakening In prices Of Dry
+. q Goods, but no material changes IN quota
tioas, and hence there are no variations In
prices by our merchants. Fair sales have
been made In this branch, as we'll as in the
boot and shoe department, and In those Of
hat and cap, hardware; and fancy lines o.
merchandise. Staple groceries are some-
what effected by gold, which has been q
little lower. but not enough 20 change the
quotations OF coffee and other imported
goods. But holders manifest little more
desire TO sell, and slight concessions would
possibly be made in large lots
The trade for Monday ana Tuesday OF
this week, opens rather dull. and most
merchants are more idle than they would
desire .but hope is entertained that trade
may be IN more plenty before the close OF
the week. Should we, however, expert
ence season OF dullness, 1t will only be
what cincinnatt, Louisyille, Chicago, and
other BUSINESS centres haye been, aftiIoted
with fot Ire weeks past tisa tlAA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14
! New York. nrf GOOD. Mar.klLeat..

by Teiegraph.ti IA NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The dry goods market shows but little
variation from the extreme quietness Of
thelpast wee 90 Some efI0rt was Yesterday
made To attract the attention OF Buyers, by
putting down tile prices of some domestic
sheetings and shirtings, but, as yet, 10
shows no effect whatever. There are but
very few buyers IN the market, and they
are only ipurchasingi Ina small and irregu-
lar way TO repienish assortnients. The
continued decline in the price OF the rawa
material enables holders to accept lower
prices for goods, but there seems AN absence
ofdemand and q general indispositton to
take goods atAny price = - ~