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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-01

A BASE ISLANDER, The foul and
eontemhtibl6 faisehobd thai appasfed
ia the Courier Of Saturday morning
relative to negroes being preferred
before white women, by the ladies
experimenting the dinner op Tues
day last, will deceive no one. Like
the story Of an attempt to ineite a
riot at setebells l,iveg st4hlelit was
manufactured out OF whole cloth.
No negroes were fed at the tables,
either pefeTa pr aiteF gthemhitf felix's.
That the Courier should turn its at
tention to slandering the ladies of the
city surprises, Pr, onfa Il il not the
first time il has done So On several
occasions it has been guilty of like
despieable acts, and time and again
has it been compelled to make the
humiliating confession that it was a
falsifer and calumniator, Its own
party friends 'tlaapske and dahoatiee
it, and all honest men loathe and
abhor it. 1t is fit Misrepresentation of
the party whose organ it is, The loyal
ladies of Evansville have nothing to
fear from its vituperation and SLAM
ders. Its lies are so silly and trans
parent that they carry with them their
own refutation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-01

CoRREcTIoN,-Three weeks ago we
pnNlsAsAs statewept in referepGeto
a difficulty which occurred at New
burgh, in which we did injustice TO an
old soldier, in alleging that one Of
the parties, John w. Dukes, was a
Duvali man. We know him, to have
been faithful soldier aHd- he states
that he propose Itosy6tt the way he
shot-for the Union. The article was
written upon injunction, which, at the
time was deemed reliable, but we are
glad to know Il was incorrect in this
particular,
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.

Going Fast. Going W.T.,
Aail .,,,',i gu,,i4p,i,,bna,a 40 n A hs2l n
ia press fffss'-.' d2 400
NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS FOR ST, Louis
AND DAfho,-in consequence Of change Of
time GA the ., ana M. II. r., no connection
hlf the West Is now made by the afternoon
train on the H., and g. Road. Passengers
Iof the ahgKa pQtpLs VIII lay over At van
oennes I'LL BIB am. meKL dMN - N 49,
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cards, but still weare told that the
/ Terre Hapte Journal keeps all the
names in that paper attached TO the
call. Nearly, or quite, 0ne-half the
PERSONS whose names are attached,
denounoe wioleiaftair .sfGg
REoohDER's G6GRrL Saturday was
Extremely dull at the Recorders
Court, the sun t9tal, pr cases being
hultHovlosfaNlHya NAk Aal4o A'R
| A eountryman named Summer, was
up on a charge Of refusing 10 sell the
articles exposed by himself in market,
on Saturday m1faipg, contrary 10 the
statute inRueh cases made and proYi-
del, He had probably 'bargaihed his
st0ckst0so4ne fetail'dealer IN the eityi
at Wholesale, His stabborhhess cost
him a5, lathe shape off fine aud costs.
iAnother man had INDUCED in the
luKury,pG gsttlng, AgpRk and tAsl folly
Of being disorderly, for which indul-
genee heswas peqatied ts'faS he llssn ,
al fees, The. peppity Of, 9fieial bgsi-
ness afforded his Honor a fine oppor-
tunity to indulge I ip5 his ,fpyorite
pastime, and we heard the, clatter Of
his hilland his stentorian voice near
by all day, drying, g going, going--but
not always gqnei2' -, i dsa.t a9i hs.2
/ .litA aIf1IlH - ? IyTI7H7TTl- ff.tg4J
| THOMAS II, DEBRuLER, Esq, Of
Spencer County, an ableland eloquent
speakerJ hadlbhsh whitsm teaApd Haas
expected 10 come. here and address
the Union League lastsatufday night,
but in consequences of abaen0eotfom
home did not lFeaeiye the invitation. in
time. 1t was hoped that he'wodid
favor our eilizena With.a speeehs be-
fore the election, but hewrites that
appointments have been made for him
already that will keep him occupied
until the election. Ii is t0gbe re-
gfetted that he can not be heard here
during the canvass, aa1Af # =
II tr-+-1f--it.-s41-ss4l44 ~ 4 Il
JUSTICES CouRT-BGfore Esquire
WatheNsr-Fhere was ! dark ease
tried before Esquire Walker on SAT-
urday. One negro sold q horse to
another negro, and delivered the
property. A few days afterwards the
horse died and the purchaser con
tended that the contract was, If the
horse died he was not to pay for him
The case was brought before Justice
Walker Major Robinson appearing
on behalf Of one, and Robt. Hill for
the other, Accounts and offsets were
filed, and the plaintiff recovered SIG
and some cents One or two other
suits will probably grow out of the
affair,
Benz, Boots was arraigned for steal
ing coat worth $40; q pair of boots
worth 80; some other articles Of little
value, and $l7 in greenbacks, the
property of Henry Merz.l The lar
ceny was committed at the boarding
house of a Mr. Wolf, in last July.
Boots was boarding at the house but
left the evening before the property
was missed Wolf and Merz went to
the early train, and there found coat
and pair OF shoes belonging to Boots,
who, as he himself stated, jumped
from the train when he saw Wolf
coming, and left the articles he had
The stolen property has never been
recovered. Boots left town that day
and few days ago returned 10 the
city, and was arrested. Held TO an
swer in the sum of $500. Shackel-
ford for tho State, Gardner for the
| defense, 7HF s4fHF'ng
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FIXING. UP,TOnSaturday we found
our distinguished friend, lumberman
Glover, at the Court House, having n
tier of raised seats built in the jury
room for the accommodation of the
infant scholars in the Mission Sunday
School, which is conducted in the
Court louise from Sabbath to Sabbath.
Mr. Glover and many others of our
best citizens are taking a lively in
tercst in this Sunday Sunday enter
prise, and we are glad TO learn that
their labor of love is being rewarded.
.tts3+HA r. usfEAE - 80
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MATRmoEIAL.-The following par
ties were granted license to marry
during the week ending Saturday,
Sept. 10Th. 1906
VIM. Tiemnn and Louisa Mary
Luebkings.
Hermon Saudmann and Anna Rep
man.
Henry Plump and Caroline Linberg.
ID, A. Merriwether and Alice Armi-
stead. Z
Benz. i. Newman and Martha Bed
ford. ft AK
VIM. Heidorn and Louisa Zapp.
Christian Rickper and Julia Rex.
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on recordin the office OF the Countyl1ts-
corder, during the week ending Saturday,
Sept 18th, 1861 fro.a9 81 a8
Robert Springer TO Joseph Doury, w. Il,
b. w. quarter. >, Il. quarter, ~, ., Il, Il
e PSii iSI Decker 70 John Er1ricK Lott
and 2, Block 3, Decler's lei additipnn,r.s3i2
Marguerite Espenlaub 10 Charles Espen-
I IssRii h i6t III bl9fk NoF1sIg Ip.2s5s
Nancy w Plumer to Catherine Lamp
right, Lots-l 9nd2, Block !, foodael' y En-
4fos. Hswhins 70 George W. Moore, Lots
II and ~ ia Block ~, LaWasc0, for.,Sl 900
George Janiz 20 Fred, Wiethaupa, Lots o..
Labs Loizcriei, to Joseph Ziegier, Lof5,
Block 100 Lamaseo, ~; }e
and hall of "a, Block "a, I.anhscO, for u 400
Fred. w. BrinkDieyeF 20 Henry a. VIVA.
Noss, Lots and 0, Block 8, Sharpe's En-.
Elbert II. ShirIx 90 Anthony Reis, Lot Q,
Block 40, Eastern Enlargement, for fDD
VIM. ii. Walker % lsannefL a bafenihn-
ger, parts of 22s and "a, Donation Ehlafgee &c
ment, .....'.1<,VW
Henry Lipking, sr., 10 Henry Kronshag-
en-, northwest quarter southeast quarter,
and part OF southwest quarter nofthetsL
quarter l3, 8, II, so acres. for- 1000
Frederick Bernsmeyer TO Anthony Refs,
part southwest quarter southwest quarter
oscar y Y aGItoT 20 Henry W. EimSdorf,
part northwest quarter northwest quarter
%, g. IL, 10 acres, for.....:; ;....aooO
Oscar NJ Wjlbom to Nicholas Shorle, lots
o. 10 and IL block IS, Lama sco, fOr,...a$sb.
John Earl to George Calls, part OF went
part of north west quarter south east
Robert Springer 10 Frederick Brennecke,
parts. OF west half south. west quarter
south east quarter, %, d, III acres, tOr.-tb.
iohn ViclIery TO Samuel Viclkery, un-
divided one-third of lot 100, Donation En-
largement, for ...c,,,. f,.,,,,;..,., : rl 5000:
Jaeob Scheer to Samuel Viclkery, part OF
Lot g. Block So, Eastern Enlargement, $500
George Chandler to Thomas Bullen, part
OF Lots 1877 and 1888, Donation Enlarge
menf for..-..s...sts. s.ss..H3,OuU
August Banns TO Samuel II. Corwine, un-
divided one-half of Lot ~, Block AZ. East
ern. Enlargement,
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TRANSPORTS or REAL esTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were entered
on record III the office OF the County, ia
eorder, during the week ending Saturday,
Sept. 18th, lpsss ig0Yay 81 "A
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SErccrssInN Gle.

Succession of II. s Howell deceased.
GtTATE OF L0UiSIANA-Parish of Caddo. By vir.
y tue and in pursuance of order of sale, granted
by the CLERK Of the District Court Of the parish Cadd
and commission thereon issued TO any duly qualified
auctioneer in and for said parish | will sell atpubq
auction in front Of the Market-house in the city Of
Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 3Gth day OF June, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4 " and ( o'clock
NJ the following described property, belonging to the
succession OF H. S Powell, 6ecC ased situated on tho
Texas road four and half miles from said city, IN
the parish pf Cadde, to-wlt:
Lot No. six {6) Of fractional section No. foGTeea
90; the north half Of the northwest quarter; the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter the south
quarter OF the southwest quarter; the southeast
quarter Of section No nine (9l all in township
teen (17) range Il4) less ten sold to T. P Pal
mer Also ten acres of land in the southwest quarter
of section No. nine 3d. township seventeen 7), range
fourteen GA commencing at the southeast corner Of
the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said
section, ard running along the dividing line north
seventy three and onehrd $50 yards thence west
six hundred and sixty $500 yards, thence south
seventythtee and one-third $50 yards, th0uce eass
six hundred and sixty $500 yards to the place of be-
ginning. Also the west half of the northeast quarter
of section sixteen l6), township seventeen N7J range
fourteen tAgcther with al the buildings and improve
ments thereon, containing in all four hundred aHd
rty-tive (l+5l acres.
Terms Of sala-CASH, subject to appraisemcnt.
J. ". MAULE, Auctioneer.
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Succession of A. s. FREEMAN deceased.
10y virtue and in pursuance of order Of the Cloyk
EO of the District Court Of the parish of Caddo Stats
of Louisiana and commission thereon issued and d..
rectcd any duly qualified auconeer in and for said
parish and State will proceed to sell at public suction
in front Of the Court House in the city Of Shreveport
parish aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of June, 1906,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A " and o'clock
the following described property belonging the
cession Of TIE said A. S Freeman, deceased, towit:
One Gold Watch
One diamond Breast-pin.
Terms OF ;Sale-CASH with the benefit Of appraisc'
ment. If The property does not bring its appraised
value, it will be re-otered, at the time and place
a credit hf twelve months, the purchaser to give
good and solvent security for the purchase money.
TH0S. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
and ex oiicio Aucti0Eeer,
Shrarnnnht Mnr % 1856 1t
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COLBY reference to our latest dispatches it viii
be seen that in New York gold had gone up to 1884
and then rcceded again It has been selling in this
place for some time past at 125. We have come to
the conclusion that this paper money business IL net 70
be trusted very far, IS 70 person is safe nowadays
unless he has tie hard sruT. Tie truth is, Ee take
Kindly to the old Jacksonian currency. Mark our
word, there is bound to be overwhelming financial
crash throughout the Union within short time.
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IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-Parish
I of Caddo--No 642G-I u. MUTT VS. H. J. G. Bar
TIE. syrdi4. BY virtue Of writ Of sale to directed
by the Hon. the District Court of the parish Of Cad
do will sell at public auction the Court House door
in the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock \. NJ aud O'Clock P
NJ the iol9wtng og 4 ca proper. oomI l,
situated in the city of Shreveport, parish Of Caddo.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to ba
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
ell costs.
Terms Of saie-CASu with benefit OF appraisernout
FLAEIUS j. SIMPSON Dep. Sheriff
Shrevcptrt Nav 80 1886. T6t of SI5 IS
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4 RADICAL ATTACK Of GENERAL GRANr.-The CHI
cago Republican, edited ny man named DANA who
received his newspaper training and political educa-
ton in the Office OF tie New York Tribune and who
was recently an unsuccessful applicant for the collect.
orship Of New \ oIk has opened his batteries upon
general Grant most probably because he is he friend
Of the president and ust-minded and humane in the
treatment Of southern men whom he payoled at the
close of the His recommendation Of tie release
Of C. c. Clay from Imprisonment his action in the
Of Gurley Mccain and others, who have been made
the objects Of local persecution much for the
nerves of this loyal" saint.
lie takes up his pen and produces article headed
" Grant as thief ana murderer" lie couples his
name with that Of the Philadelphia butcher and mar
shals him before his readers the fit companion and
peer Of the fendish marderer OF the Dceriug family
We quote the subjOined paragraph indicating the
bitter magnancy with which not only general Grant,
but Sherman Sheridan, Thomas. and others, are as
sailed by this friend Of Stevens Sumner and the rest
of the "drectory" 1t is still more singular that this
man shoad hound the war, through all its stages,
and at one timee assistant secretary of war,
and ordering and directing these movements and al
legged murders, which he now classes with those re-
Gently perpetated in cold blood at Philadelphia, This
is his language,
"Probst wanted the $500 and the boots; Grant
wanted Richmond the Deering family stood in the
way Of the money and the rebel army in the way OF
Richmond Probst murdered all the persons who
could prevent lis theft; Grant did the same. Probst
did 10 more than Grant but the atrocty of his
act, was fully equal to him. Grants motive as
criminal as that of Probst and to accomplish his sue
cess he murdered more people, etc.
ITO the extent that Grant is a
thief and murderer whose deeds can be clasSed only
in the same grade with the atrocous slaughter of the
Dcering family, so also mast be classed the acts oil
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, and their associates rank
and fle7
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MONK TRoy FOR OUR RAILRoAD.-Thc steamer Ala
bana, on her last trip brought Up 1870 rafe'@
iron for the Southern Pacific railroad This Is the
largest cargo brought up this season. IN connection
Win tbis Ne viii State that tie work on TIE gap Le-
,,san tiis no;pt and Greenwood is progressing to the
satisfaction Of those most Interested and there is not
the "shadog Of doubt that tile road will be III run
ming order to Marshall by the first Of August.
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FOR ENCLOSING GRAVE
Yard and Building SextOn's Lodge

MAYORS UEFICE-CIFY OF Si!thN ., '1
May Is, 1856. -
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received Tor t fsncs
- days alt this office for the oultIhS " svton,s
around the graveyard of this city ana : ,oHaTats
lodge. Thebids for building the fence must os Xxx aid
from those fbg building the sections iodge, ,acis,.-
work to be done according to the plans an
tons on file i5l the Mayors office: -. Nv ~ Al
The city reserves the right OF FeJeetiE aaf
proposals foFihs two contracts a6oTe Wsror
mylS ST. ALECh BVAhh-A-, -
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Some two weeks ago. the telegraph cable across the
river at this point was broken loose from its fstenngs
on the opposite side ana foated down the river Up
Che meantime battery was extemporised on the other
aide of the river and the business Of the line went on
as ugua On Saturday the superintendent Of the line
chartered the steamer Fanny Gilbert and, after bard
days work, succeeded in undermining the cable and
layng it anew. It is now securely fastened at both
ends and the steamboat which runs aGoul Of it sill be
apt to get the worst Of IT,
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We have received through the agents at this place.
Mcssrs. Hyams Kennedy, The first number Of the
Southern Journal Of Medical Science, published in
New Orleans, 1t is neatly printed and well bound,
while its pages filed with a fund of information
valuable to The medical fraternity and the reading pab
lie generally This valuable Journal is issued quarterly
At IS per year; single copies 8 80 to be had at the
agents
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THE IcE CoHpAEg.-Last Sunday heard fire.
auent complaints of the want of accommodation or
the part Of the employees of the ice company. After
10 o'cloc, it was impossible to procure any ice, no
matter how great the necessity This We think is all
wrong, and to the secretary would suggest the neees
rity Of recalling his notice that on Sunday, after o
o'clock, the "ico shop" keeps the Sabbath. We have
slmost come to the conclusion that these officials
of tie opinion that their ice belongs to the church,
and won't even melt after 10 o'clock on Sunday. The
same necessity exists for the public sale Of ice on
Sundays as for drugs, and after violating ten hours Of
the day, tie suspension Of business can BE accounted
for only on the ground that the other fourteen hours
should be devoted to the work Of repentance.
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SANTA AKNA.-Santa Anna, who is now in this
country is described "a fine looking gentleman, IS
years of age, with dark brown hair and apparently
enjoying the best Of health" He is one of The men
that never grow old, and never limp, if he has a
wooden leg. Even at three score, if he gets into
Mexico as he says his intention IS he is Young enough
yet to bring about another revolution on grander
scale than any recorded her revolutionary history
Of the last forty years. He has not been pcrched in
his eyrie, St. Thomas, looking upon the whole
world the last few years, for nothing.
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rzyTTE semi srnuaI examination Of this lnsttuo Ts
co1narre on SATURDAY, the Esd day OF J Las,
1eff Tic annral sermon before the graduating "a bg
will be delivered on TUESDA4 ~ E-t $3.50 concert
Iii h -. ,ira an WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
On Tn7!Rs61Y. the 28th of June, Commencg e;I b
Day, the ANNUAL address before inc c[nyenort and
delivered byJ PrScKNEY HARRIS, o. arbers Of tba
will be followed by addresses rom 7 bIic are IL.
graduating c3ss, five n nu3n num- IS D tsTY-4RT
yited to attend. CdAhhh7 - prssf3gF:.
rnFsn I'll u
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The contractors ror carrying the mail between ibis
point and Mansfield have perfected their arrange
meuts, and viii commence operations this morning
From this time forth they assure Us, the mail will be
carried regularly three times a week.
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State nt Lonisinna---Parish Of Caddo.

Sucdess0n Of VIZ. MCNmLANl deceaseU. ;.
FEHENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COGRI-NoLeo.
L hereby given that John g. McWllIlams c4i"'J ba
has filed in by Office schedule of debts due oy s
succession cf Vim. Mcmillan, deceased ana vi, M
opposition be made thereto within thlrsy ua!''
same will b@ homologated and paid, as prayed lol' ooh
9ss1 ns 3oos' n" },s 5f'' r os.l3 c.
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", lsya haqn rcgues cd to state that there will Dc
meeting ut the court house this "Wednesday informing
q. O'clock for the purpose Of adopting measures to
reps,r suitable donors to the memory Of the Pate gov
erpor Henry W. Allen.
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We mentioned not long ago that paper shirt had
been patented at Springfield, Mass It turns out to
have been s!<irt-something for the ladies-n Short
paper pctticoat Worse and worse!
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Judge W. 5. Oldham, Of Texas, q messbce of the
Confederate senate is preparing, and has nearly ready
for publication, "a history Of journey from Rich
mond to the Rio Grande, the last days Of the Con
fedcrate States with an inquiry into the causes which
rni1 ta glTa ora,s1,-ow
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A card in the New Orleans papers from Mcssrs Sey
Jewell, editors and proPrietors, announces that
the publication Of the Commercial Bulletin VIII be
sumed On or before the first Of September next
Under the management Of the lamcned colonel Isaac
G. Seymour, the Bulletin attained high standard o
excellence as a commercial paper and We doubt no
the present propretors will labor assduousy to main
tain its former reputation.
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RAPHAEL SEAfMEs.-We learn from the Mobile pa
pers Of The goth, that major Gen. Woods, command
ing the district Of Alabama, had issued order,
pursuant to instructions from the president prohibit
ing Raphael semmes from filing tire Office of judge
Of the probate court for the district of Mobile until
he has been nerloned BY the president.
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fence around the city graveyard and sections lodge,
to be found in another column.
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According to the Cincinnati Commercial, everybody
in Washington is agreed on one thing and that is,
general Grant is to be the next president Of the Uni
ted States
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NOTICE.

ASEf / ny aq o1 oT piantsou and
acts Of his Connected herewith will be duly rGG9gy'
by mo TlnF3O 3tFl dOIlN p-1--L---@
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Pitts & Thayer sell at auction to-day at their sales
room on Milan street, dry goods groceries, boots
shoes, &c. See adyertseta mt
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MEAT " THE MARKET HoUsE.-Last Sunday evening,
IN sroing through the market house, what little liking
Hc had for fresh meats at this season of the year was
completely eradicated 1t was at least an hour before
rundown, and everything in the shape Of meat
completely covered with flies The sight was really
sickening and we vowed to use no more fresh meat
until it is better taken care Of We would suggest to
our butchers either not kill their stock until after dark
or else cover it with musquito bars while hanging IN
the market house. Those who bought meats on Mon
day, III our opinion got more Than they barganed for
We really feel squemshness about The stomach even
while writing about it.
By reference to a notice in another column, it will
be seen that the scmi-annua examination Of the
Mansfield female college will commence on tie 23d Of
June vocal and instrumental concert will be given
on tie e8th
Our old friend Dick Dawes, who holds forth on the
curer of Spring and Travis streets, has made extern
ave engagements to bis buildings, and is pre-
pared 10 execute any description Of work in tic tin
"copper" or sheet iron line, from the making Of a tin
cup to that Of steamboat boiler. lie has also on
hand large assortment of stoves and cooking uten-
sis which he is offering at extremely low prices
Give him a call and our word for it you will not be
loser by it,