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PRIVATE SALES.

Store on East Bay TO he Rented.
nv CLIFFORD & MATHEWES, No. 81 1-2
Brond-street.
To Rent STORE No 7S East Bay, having large extern
Draw entrances on both East Bay and Bedols Alley.
This Store is now in complete order For terms, &C.,
apply as above. stuth6 December 80
BY CLIFFORD s. MATHEWES,
No. 81 Lee BrOad-street.
That RICE AND COTTON PLANTATION called
WOODSTOCK, fifteen miles from Charleston, on the
south Carolina Railroad-a fine DWELLING containing
tbirteen Rooms framed Negro Houses, Corn Mil and Gin
House and Barns, &C. The tract contains 1000 acres
and is well tmbered and adapted to planting and stock
raising.
THREE STORY WOODEN HOUSE AND LOT, No.
125 COMING STREET.
December 80 stuth6
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
JNHE COPARTNERSHIP;OF ANDREW MCDOWELL
l. 4 CO. was dissolved by its own limitstion, on the
1st July, 1864. ANDREW McDOWALL.
January 81 c. P. AIMAR.
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TEOs. P. O'NEALE,

T1EACuER OF TIE PIANO, ORGAN AND VOCAL
Music, tenders his professional services to the
public Inquire at Music Stores and ut his residence
No iI RQdcifc.strcet. mwSwiT January l
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a Zinc GhaRce for LreHi.a,e,h- SpecYlation- ia
"a fEi st;T EUWEES AMI S1LCOX.
Wftl sby sold, at Private Sale; number OF FAEMB
HOUSES AND LOTS:
e.IOUR SMALL FARMS, within twelve miles CT tho
city. u,...
and thirty.six miles from the City.
{. FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS in the Upper Wards.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND IN South
: sR THOUSAND ACRES, IN one body, near Augusta,
with ano RESIDENCE on 1t.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS, for email farms OF Forty Acres
each. In The gold region of Georgia.
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS in the Upper Words.
Innjv no above nt No 127 MEETING-STREET.
Teranhoro limo
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
with them in tho General Auction and Commission
Business Mr.. GEORGE F. Won KOLNITZ. Tho busi-
ness will be conducted in tho name Of JAMES w.
BROWN & CO., and solicit share of tho business so
extended to the old firm. -. -
Ghasisstqns Glnss4S 81 JOIN as Hs2nss Wails
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SNAIL Pox.-USSEcEssARY AIARM.-We very much
fear that some remarks in relation to the small pox
which have appeared in late issue of ncighbor the
sro!iaian may have created great deal Of unneces-
y alarm among our good citizens, if it does not tend
are away strangers who have come into our midst
mercantile purposes, and whose exodus woul1 Ger
v initiate against the prosperity of city. The
,linicn announces the fact that small pox patient
) walking the streets, and that distinguished
nyscian stated that this patient at the time suf-
erng under that condition of the disease in which 1t is
nost contagious" Now, dare not dispute the state
nent oven whilst VIC hope that the physician was mis-
aken, but desire to aay the fears of our citizens by
how:ng that they need not dread recurrence OF such
case, which is nIost extraordinary one, DIS it very
rarely happens that such state of the disease the
patient go abroad. We base what We say upon the
statement Of perhaps equally distinguished physi-
clan; an III order, have said above, to alay the
fears CT ALL VIC give it t,rJGtm Il leraii, promising
that We know nothing about medical matters and that
fthe doctors differ We are not responsible therefor.
I'm this dreadful disease. lie oasoinc condition Of
tic patient holds him III bed III the harness OF NECESSITY
il were, during the Development of naur.t!or anl
decline of te pGlsation. liz IS scarcely able to move
from his much less proncladt The streets Such
are the ntcblc impressions and marks upon III" derniS
skim that these vcsges Eot Likely - pass oil
for months. Tor than Year; BIT u mus:
bc remembered tla. the disease is not c necessarily,
communicable. The period at which small pox is most
contagious is during the sulpuravc stage, AID whilst
tcscS;nati3u IS progressing. AID the scbs lc iali!i
OF. II such condition, We can sca.t,y imagine
patient; leaving his apartment lis bed, except under
;c most singular Indifference 70 comfort and professional
neglect.
Such tic remarks the most distinguished
physicians, WHO also informs that the disease rapidly
diminishing and ti. number OF cases rowin ,i;: July
less.
BENEFIT TO THE EoEpiiASs.-profcssor SCARF, the ven
trooust etc. yesterday evening paid visit oar Office
AID informed us that lie going TO sivca aieeat u
O'Clock to-day at Hib,rnan Hall. Tie proceeds Of s
as also Of the performance at the usual hou- i'll Tie ce-
ing, arc to be presented to the Charleston Orphan
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U,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4
Copartnership, under the style OF CHAPEAU y
HEFFRON, for the manufacture of SADDLES, HAIR
NESS FIRE CAPS. and every description of work in
that line and solicit share of patronage They may
be found the corner of Church and Chamers street,
the store formerly occupied by ~ AtcKensie
F. F. CHAPEAU.
]. HEFFRON.
Charleston January l. 1867. T. s. HEFFRON.
january ~
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DISSOLUTION AND COPARTNERSHIP
NOTICE.
rJJHE FIRM OF j. & T. S. HEFFROE is THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent Either Of the part
ners are authorized to sign in liquidation of its affairs
j.. HEFFRON.
Charleston January l. 1866 T. S. HEFFRON.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
VTILL CONTINUE THE FACTORAGE AND COM-
w MISSION BUSINESS at the corner of Wander
horsts Wharf and East Bay and will be grateful to his
friends for their patronage and support.
january EDWARD N. THURSTON.
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THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL CONTINUE THE FACTORAGE, FORWARD
w ING, SKIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, at No. q East Bay.
JAMES G. MOFFETT.
RErEREScEs--aIessr James Adger Il Co., Messrs.
Green Trapmann & Co. limo January
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C5ocberyucare, dc.
BY j. A. IcNSLOW AND co.
On THURSDAY next, the 4th ihtant will be sold at our
Store, No. 125 East Bay, at IL O'Clock,
crates ASSORTED CROCkERYWARE
- pieces English Duck. January1
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Potatoes.
JAMES w. BROWN &ICO.
Win sell TOMORROW, I'd inst, at thes Sales Rooms,
Nos. lSe and 138 Meeting street, Mt 10 O'Clock.
so barrels prime POTATOES.
January
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AUCTION SALES.

AOOIlOIN O41AAOs
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF 1NcLE,HScr OF THE
WEATHER.
Crockery Wa'.e
TOMORROW I'd January viii be Sold before store,.
No. 125 East Bay, at II O'Clock,
so dozen BOWLS, assorted Sizes
January
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF rNcLEMEScY OF THE
WEATHER.
Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders.
BY j. A. ENSLOW AND co.
TOMORROW I'd January, will be sod before our store
No. 125 East Bay, at II O'Clock,
10 tierces sUGAR-CURED HAMS
5 barrels Sugar-Cured Pig Hams
10 barrels Sugar Cured Pig Shoulders.
January
[PosrpoSED ON ACCOUNT OF 1ScLEMENcY OF THE
WEATHER.
Choice No Maekes! snd &c S9@Ssh jSi 1o 0rS0ed
roMoRRoY, "a January at il O'Clock viii be sold. be-
fore our Store, No. 125 East Bay,
20 barrels No. MACKEREL
Is halfbarrels No. 1 Mackerel
100 ouintals Goldfish
II barrels Picked Porgies January
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF 1NcLEMEScY OF TIE
WEATHER.
B,0onlS! BrOonls !-On account of Onder1crttery.
By j. A. ENsLoW AND co.
TOMORROW, I'd January, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold,
=, before ~n our Store, No l25 East Bay,
&c dozen BRooMs January
WEATHER.
f;.S T ts f a. aats sSsioy SiRs; aaS as6 fSaSls' G9
TOMORROW, I'd January Immediately after the sales;
before Store will sell at the Store of Messrs De-
Cottes & Salas, No. 1l8 East Bay,
10 dozen FINE FINISHED BLACK FELT HATS
6 dozen Spanish Slippers
4 dozen Spanish Sandals. January
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF 1scLE,EScY OF THE
WEATHER.
Catalonia and Ola Sherry TNe, and Spanish Leaf
and Cut Tobacco
BY J. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
TO- MORROW I'd January, will be sold at the Store OF
Messrs. DeCottes & Salas No. 11S East Bay, imme-
diately after the sales before Store,
quarter casks CATALONIA VINE
50 cases. one dozen each superior Old Sherry Wine
bales crop Havana Leaf Tobacco
bales old crop Havana Leaf Tobacco
bag Spanish Cut Tobacco. January
fposTPoNED on ACCOUNT IScLEMESCY OF THE
Choice ]F7tite Hdrdnd and Iutsc6rG0lo sugar ana
Choice HdUand SegdrS.
BY j. A. ENSLOW AND co.
TOMORROW, I'd January, Immediately after the saleS
before Store we will sell, at the Store Of Messrs-
DeCottes l. Salas, No. 118 East Bay,
81 boxes White Havana SUGAR
II hhds Muscovado Sugar
1000 choice Havana Segars-Londres Agricola Flor
$500 choice Havana Segars-Londres Segundo Sueno
$500 choice Havana Segars-M. G. ]. P. Valentine
2250 choice Havana Segars-AI. C. Rio Hondo
400 bundles Havana White Paper Segars
800 bundles Havana Brown Paper Segars
5000 Ladies' Havana Cigarettes
january
Nr
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DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF G. II. & j. G. MOFFETT is THIS
j DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
G. h e ]. G. MOFFETT.
Charleston January !, 1866.
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Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.
RY SIMONS & FORD.

By WILLIAM NJ. PELOT, Auctioneer.
Will be sold in front OF Office, No 40 Broad-street
on WEDNESDAY, s.. January, at 10 o'clock,
200 parlor and OAice STOVES.
bales containing 1G00 Empty Bags, new and in
good order.
set elegant Cameo, richly sot in Gold, consisting
of one Brooch, ono Bracelet, and one pair Ear
Rings.
ALSO
l set DOUBLE HARNESS.
Unlimitcd Goods received until 10 O'Clock on the day
OF sale. OcceInoei ~
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Gold Watches and Counting House Desk.
BY j. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
TOMORROW the 2dinstant, will be sold at our 6tore3
No 125 East Bay, at II O'clock
superior Patent Lever GOLD WATCHES
Walnut Counting House Desk.
January
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Lease of City Lands.
BY SIMONS & FORD.
Will be leased for the term of two years from the 1st
day of January, 1866, at the north CT the Exchange,
on THURSDAY. 4th inst, at II o'clock A. H. under
direction Of the Committee of City Lands,
The LUMBER POND in the western part of the city,
being west of Lynch street. and north Of Broad street.
ALSO,
The LOT known as BICKLEY'S WOOD YARD, on the
west side of Lynch street, near Beaufain street.
ALSO,
Tho LANDING at the east end Of yendue Range.
Conditions-Rent PAYABLE quarterly; leaser to give
approved personal security and to pay for all papers
December 80
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Amasenaents.


New METROPoLITAN.-The attendance
was large at the theatre last night. The
fashionable and elite of the city turned
out to witness the first appearance Of
Miss Kate Reynolds in that sublime
Shakespearean tragedy, Romeo and
4uliet" The fact cannot be. ignored
that Miss Reynolds is what she justly
PROCESSES to be, star of the frat mag
nitude, in the theatrical world. v Her
rendition of the character of Romeo
was certainly without fault, and in the
main, she was well supported.
Bella Golden sustained the character
Of Juliet with most admirable success,
in fact she seemed to excel herself.
Tonight will be presented the new
and attractive comedy entitled Match
for 3 Marquis, = in which Miss Reynolds
win appear as @MartoD, the Pride Of
the Market" That inimitable CONNIE
dian, w. 7. Melville, will appear in the
comedy. sas18 y9na4 agG ALAS
In the afterpiece-@ The Bonnie Fish.
wife Miss r. will appear in two
characters, with songs and ballads
oThis Is a large ana attractive bill, and
the cas-. Is most powerful one.
By all means 90 and see Kate Reign
olds to night You cannot fail to BE-
pleased. .s......
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oFEIMAI4


LETTERS REMAINTNq UNCLAIMED IN
the Post-0hice at Evansville, State of Indiana,
5th day Of March, 1865.
CNr Ts obtain any of these letters, the appi.
cant must call for advertised letters" give the
date ofthis list and pay one cent for advertising.
eaS II not called for wSkhin one month, they will
be sent to.the Dead-Ietter Once.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, at the
residences OF owners, in cities of $1,000 inhabi
tants or over, may be SECURED by observing
1. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, well as the post-offce and State.
2. HEAD letters With the writer's post-oegcs
and State, street and RHnnbev, sign them plainly
with fall naBaes and request that answers be
directed accordingly. 144<E-GQ0 "
3. Letters to strangers transient visitors In
town or city, whose special address may be uns
known, should be marked, in the lower left hand
corner, with the word g Transient"
.. Place the postage-s tnstg on the upper right
hand corner, and leage spdce between the stamps
and direction for post-marking without interior
ing with the writing AhA-1ytff
MIA REQUEST for the RETURN of g let
ter to the writer If unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written or printed with the writer 8
HGnae, postcce and State, the left hand end
of the envelope, the face side, win be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate Of postage, paya-
Bile whsn the letter Is delivered to the WRITER
SEC. %, Law 1858. 90 s4 -
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- ~ = "a = ~ NJ - ..
THEY ALL USE IT.--All who have
travelled South have no doubt noticed
the almost universal use of tobacco, in
some form, BY the people Of that sec
ton. AL. white and black, chew,
smoke, or snuff, and especially are the
ladies addicted to the use Of snuff They
can IL adippiBg, and win sit for hours,
with box and sWab in hand, devouriDg
the. .naHseating, stuff A gentleman,
not long since, on q collecting tour,
stopped for while at Southern town,
and while standing on the street, talk
ing with friend, he felt something tug
ging at bis back. On turning around
he observed mule standing behind
him, and bis friend gave him the in
formation that the mule wanted a chew
efstobecco. The gentleman z gave him
a chew" and the mule went on his way
rejoicing.
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City Council proceedings.

Is CoUECIL CHAMBER, FEB. ., 1860. e
Council met pursuant to adjournment,
His Honor, Mayoro Baker, presiding.
Councilman present: Messrs Heilman,
Orr, Dean, Hebling, Oasselberry,I and
Feldhacker.
- Minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved, 10 @os.s.s sssass.s
The following billsswere allowed and
ordered paid: Evansville Journal Com
pany, for $64, Ronald Fisher, for burn
ers and lamps, $40; Altering & Co, for
lumber, SAG 20; Peter Zapp, and others,
for labor, $l34 90; Thomas Jordan, for
labor, $l3 So; Bateman & Co., for
painting, So; Thomas. Archer, salary as
fireman for two months. 1886 Sc; TaV-
erner Goar, for labor, SO; Victor, for
labor, a; Philip Klein, salary as Chief
of Police, $50; George Millen, for wood,
% SO; jackson Feir, $62 SO; VIM
J Dpggherty,, salary, $42;r A. M. MeGriH,
one month's salary, $I25.
Various sidewalk reports were read
and approved, and ordered assessed up.
The School report showed that there
were S26 registered scholars in the
Grammar Schools; AL in the Interme-
date ;, and 1927 in the Primary
Schools, with 855 cases of tardiness.
The wharf report for February showed
receipts to the amount of 81 ,293 SO.
The rePorts for Oak bill Cemetery
showed that there had been "a inter-
ments during the month Of February.
The City Assessors report was read
and showed the following:
TofaI inha hifanna On R2S Malaa
l0,083; females, 1852; children under
six years old, 4 al; from. ak. to ten
years old. 2,747, fromasn 70 twenty one,
e,766. Total whites, 19, S25; eolored of
ali ages, ,8l0.--~ xtt,as Il
An order for the sum of 81 500 was
allowed for the use of schools.
a, BRAINS was granted permission
| to tap b sewer on Oak street. II 81
Mr.. thomas asked to have a reduction
lof the wharfage. collected from the
steamer Curlew-referred to the COM
lImittee on whar7es.saa s.ffy a~r
Mrs Orr reported in favor of areduc
ton Of the tax on sal, which report was
concurred in. sii = 81 tosisb .xE1I5
An ordinance was reported relative to
the rs.districting of the city, and divid-
ing it into nine Wards. aal ia bass
The rssdistricting was made on the fol
lowing basis of population: 1st ward,
2,2S7; I'd ward, 1886; 81 ward, 2,l27;
4th ward, .2.259; 5th ward, 26s5; 9th
ward, -2.zl4; 7ih ward. 2 233; Sih-Ward,
1854; 9th ward. 2,172-Total &c, 5470o
On motion OF Mr.. Casselberry, the
rules were Suspended and the ordinance
Adoptpd,F d MM ~
4 An ordinance was reported liking the he
place for voting in the new wards. On
this the rules were suspended, and the
ordinance adopted. 'a''s1s2 = - Pa !
An ordinance was reported relative to
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fixing fire. limits The rules were sus-
pended, and the ordinance passed.
The petition of Thomas Bullen, ask
ing the privilege to erect frame stable
on Canal street, was granted.
A peti6en~of Martin Colder, asking
a reduction Of theatre license, was re.
ferred to q committee Of two, Messrs.
Heilman and Casselberry.
a. Petition of various persons, asking
the opening of First street to Fulton
avenue. The petition was granted.
The remonstrance of Brinkmyer and
others was read aud ordered TO be 6led.
= ms petition of james Gilbert, asking
to be appointed on the police, was or
dered to be fled. .rH4-r
Application for license 10 sell whisky,
corner of Eighth and Vine streets, was
granted to Casper Mohr.
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Ohm III. APp.
aSnn Rn,rrar.l.

WE wILL-PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
wv for the recovery Of the body Of Dewitt q.
site the city eff Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt O..
EvAna was about % years Of age, abont g feet in
height, light complexion. blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, and q light moustache; had on, when
he left home, large light-colored corduroy hunt
ing coat, with two large pockets inside; light
~ ~ ~ ~ W. paeH a,A necM
engraved on IL, gold chain with gold cross at
tached to is, checked shirt, pair Of shoes laced
up in front, ssS black volien sock and one white
cotton sock, pair OF black cashmere pants, ell
worn and old fashioned, large plain heavy gold
ring on the third finger Of his left hand As he
was returning from hunting e1peditiony it Ia
possible that ne mig have had his sho pouch,
powder flask, and other hunting accoutrements
upon his person. as we'll as some game in his
pockets. BEN sTINSON,
reILAS STEPHENS.
JAS SOANTLIN, JR.,
feb16tf H. c. STEPHENS
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T ~ 3
HOUSE FURNIsHIEG.--Wee call the at
tention Of our readers to the large adj
svertisement of w. q, French, to be
found in this paper. Mr.. F. was for
merly connected With the house. of
.Jaquess, French& Co., ia the dry goods
business, and will, in future, devote his
whole attention toahe house furnishing
business, He has q large apd well Sc
lected stock of carpets of the finest and
1most fashionable asFsll as mosthdesir-
able styles, and is prepared to furnish.
houses throughout with every article in
his line, having in his employ work
men for that particular purpose. He has
on hand now some of the finest wall pa
per ever brought to this city, which be
sells lower than such an article is sold in
New York. You will find everything
you need or want in his line at his store,
ON First street, over the room formerly
occupied BY the nrm OF Jaqusss, french
4 Co, For particulars see advertise.
ment
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CATTLE STEALING The Bedford In
dependent states that two young men
drove seven head of cattle into that
town on Wednesday of last week, and
sold them to gentleman, named Rays
date. Mr.. R. doubling the honesty of
the parties, declined to pay for the cat
tie on delivery. The day following, q
gentleman living about six miles north
OF the town, came in and claimed the
beeves, stating that they had been stolen
from his farm. The young cattle specu-
Iators were arrested Verify. We are
having all sorts of thieying now days.
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SEARCHING EoR THEM.-ParLies yester-
day we're engaged i'm" aging for
the bodies Of the gentlemen who were
drowneds some time since, in front of
the city, Others we're engaged in trying
the virtne of 'quieksilfsr as means of
discovering the locality Of the bodies.
The latter persons think that they have
found the spot where The bodies are, and
PROPOSE we are told, to explodesa large
shell that lies on Haii's whArfboat, near
the spot, With the hope of so disturbing
the water that the bodies viii rise. The
project 10 worth trial, at least. =
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Reward.
Reward.
VIII, ply 1fHRRAT pvwspn ropy

TWILL Pxy LIBBRAL REWARD FOR
a the recovery OF the remains If my son, John
y. App, wbe was drowned on fhs night of the
14fh inss. in the Ohio river, opposite Evansville
He MAS heavy set, hair brown and short wore
small moustache aud goates, about five feet eight
inches high, grey eyes /; had ON grain finished
husting boots with yellow tops; had on grey
Jacket with brass buttons with letter on them .
also heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, three out
side pockets on one sije, and two large game
pockets ON inside striped lii aey vest white shirt
grey Jeans pants. Be had on his person gold
douole-caae limiting wa'ch, with the name ssF
w. Cook" on the case outside
fsbI9-lwd JOHN M. APP
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"THE RULING Passion. "A young
lady of Seymour, in this State, became
warmly attached to 8 young man of that
city. Unfortunately her love was not re
turned. She procured preparation
called "Iove powders" and with the as
sistanceof another woman, mixed them
with the young mans food. They poi-
soned and nearly killed him, and he 10
going TO bring suit against the young
lady for damages. UngalIant young
msnl-impressibIe young womanl But
such IL life.
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A CRAzx WOMAN AZ LARGE.-We are
Informed that a woman having little
child with her, and being almost in
stats VI nuursyS some tsu uzys ugU got
on the short train to go to Prineeton.
Seeing her destitute condition, one Of
the train men took up collection of
some 81 or IS fof her relief, which was
offered her. She@utterly refused to ac-
cspt the money, A few days since, she
was seen]near Vincennss, and-later near
this city, still wearing the same rags,
and i'm the same deplorabls situation.
No one seems 10 EnogHher4 She doubt-
less walked from Vineennsss 20 -Ingle
station, where che was last seem. Q
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REWARD.
1920 Reward.

II osT FROM THE STEAMER MISSOURI, ON
- the 9Th day Of February, 1865, DR.. X. r.
GAGE He was fifty years Of sgs dark hair, turn
ing gray !; rather slim. but well-forInsd; light
gray eyes; feet lON inches hight well dressed
In dark clothes; small scar On right cheek. He
had on bis person thousand Ave hundred dol
lars. will give. on half Of the above amount
NO found upob hia person and should there be no
money on hiz person, I will give a reasonable re-
ward for the recovery Of tho. body Any one
fading the body will please communicate fmme.
diately with Keller q White, Evansville, Ind.
mar2-u L. OAHE