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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

hardly dry yet with the blood OF
Unionssoidiers, touch- or hurt hair
of his head. You must net think
that, because you can, with your
Rebelaomism and Democracy, ELL the
offices Of Kentucky. we, as the Union
party, will be assassinated and driven
from our homes as dogs, for we will
not, SO long as our country lets us
live as freemen on its sol. We have
whipped you once in the field and in
the bushes; but, not content with
that, you must come home and band
together as so many Indians, and sim
gle ont your man and assassinate him
in cold blood.
= Hoping you will publish this for
the benefit of those that send such
notices to Union men, / will close.
! Very respectfully, w. I'll. NJ.
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Answer to Rebel Notices to Union
Men.
HARTFORD, ONO COUNTY, KY,
June 18th. 1867

HARTFORD, OHIO COUNTY, KY,
June 18th, 1867.
Editors Journal:
SIRs-I noticed in your paper of
the 18th inst. letter from CHRISTIAN
County, written by Edelweis," in
which he said that some ex-Federal
soldiers had received written notice
notifying them that they must leave
the county in very few days, or they
would meet with the fate of Everett
Captain Oyerbey was one that received
a notice there. I would like to say a
few words. | was a Federal soldier
in the 18th Kentucky Cavalry, Com
pany G, commanded by Captain Over
bey. He was man that all who
were under his command loved, be-
cause he was a good honest man and
a Christian; and whenever any of
those hell-deserving Rebs. that sent
him written notice to leave the
county undertake to drive him from
his peaceful home In Christian, or
cause him to meet the fate of Everett,
then they will have to drive a few
more from their homes; for it will
take two of their scalps to pay for
one such as Captain Overbey: for
there are men (and / for one) that
will hunt you down, will hunt every
nook and corner in the State of Ken
lucky but what we will bring you to
justice, whenever Captain Overbey
meets with the fate of Everett. You
had better take warning in time. and
not let your foul hands, that are
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Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

nT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
in favor of Charles F. Bolle. and against
Herman Wact. | will, on Monday, the
18th day of June, between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ, of said
day, on the premises. offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction. the following property, to wit !:
All the implements, machinery, tools,
wares and supple in and about the Brew
cry situated on Fourth Avenue, between
sixth and Franklin Streets, in the city of
Brewery; also one horse and two wagons,
kept at said Brewery.
ALEX. DARLING
Sheriff Vanderburgn County.
june6 dlod
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LETTERS FROM KENTUCKY.

Democratic Convention In Crittenden
County-Rebels and Treason at .
Premium = Proceedings NOS very
Harmonious No Nominations
Made-UniOn Men Sanguine OF Sue
cess-The Convention Closed With
q Union Speech. TN
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Fulton Avenue Property at Auction
June 25. 1867.


r WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE
u Court House door, in Evansville,
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1867, at two O'Clock
p. NJ, unless prev. ously disposed of at pri-
waite sale, a tract of land lying on Fulton
Avenue, and containing about twenty
seven acres, embracing one tract OF FIT-
TEEN ACRES, lying east of Walkers Adj
ditfOn to LamaSco; and also embracing
the following lots and blocks in said addi-
ton, viz:
Entire Blocks 4, 5, IA and o.
d Lots and ten, Block 8.
Lots ), 6, T. 8, 8, and 10, Block p. fG
Lots l. 2, and 8, Block 6.
Lots /, 2. and 8, Block Is.
This property embraces nearly all the
vacant territory ON either side of Fulton
Avenue, between the residence of G.. L.
Jones on the South, and Chas. Reese on
the North.
This valuable property is now offered for
the first time, and to parties desiring to
purchase the tract entire, rare induce
ments will be offered.
TERMS-One-t third cash balar ce in one
and Two years, with interest secured by
mortgage; the purchaser to pay taxes for
1867.
Flats of the property may be seen at nv
Office, at the Recorders ONCE, Plat Record
A, p. As, and in posters. Apply to -
CHAS. E. RHODES, or
THOS. L. GARNIN,
jel2 7teod Third Street.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18
CHARLES BABCOCK d Co.,
Coach & Saddlery Hardware

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, DaInasks
Harness, Enameled Patent Leather
Pad Skins, Skirtings, DC, &c.
No. - Main Street.
Evansville, July 2, 1866. iel0
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Notice 10 CONTRACTORS.

TINE Common Council of. the City of
u Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until June 18th, 1867, for the contraction Of
a sewer from the middle of Water street, at
Main street, to low-water mark, W TN ten
side drains, from the northeast side of
Water street. Also Tor a sewer and side
drains at Water and Leet streets. The
contractor to furnish all the materials.
> ecifcations may be seen al the Clerks
ONCE Am. McCGRIFF Cl,k
Evansville, june II, 1867.
tel2-6t union copy.
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AR hrlsf tst severe liacss ~. r-o-ru. q r.-
silrui ~ fs a. flrietfs ft.t on Ira. re.rs q. -5
more sas ca a. -olst o. &c. "a ID " alrrs.ay.
a. fl,h .u--arf
Mrf N-rI I-auu was Bora I'M >aff-a. v4.sa-hs-
sri's i' go year i.sc az So -- Jrars on ca te
tte iaF ri te'Y ts.f sIr sass h. Ir1rttar .f Irr-
trrr Ears.a. &C tili1-r ti.s.aoia.,,l.. I'D sarah
'h.sr. tr1s,tsr ~ co Uen. sln1.f r-.--. af
tlsstirs. y On uho 49, arr ssfff~s i- lf.
taa- hist-f.nn r1rs af hsr flfarr -. o 1ll. rare
lf rrr- tn-nn nae r.-ri sfl tI-- rrrrrrs "
caavrrsst.su. ta.s ai-is ia ne c. raf @ rstry
elfc.e De- u..ad Fss r.ra ll rrlil-r. rrf tIr aaa
rtfflt.o-s serr sitrrtrirs as-srl.a.-.lr f-I-..at
iih rarrr.rg sac r.af t.l.e .I t.ts =. aars
40 ai' oara-asui art have hs.-f t.-a f.-1l.rs o..
tEaf sis.l crrls uiih tkstrses 70 earfr Celsriai
cr inf-sn ill.uEy- On hls clr-r.l,..a thsrs la. =
YEA af E..t huuarri l.aay. I.l-t 1rtrr ufs..stis
nara -tsu ift 81. Ihr gr-zliar ti,s ~ his u.iad
49, aa.i.lsrian, auf uottinx t-l.rhtff ala rnor,
thaa 60 -oulsuF 10 the e.srry. co.. 500 ~as a..
So as % esa, % aay o-arr -aas toui 10 wor
ester caunfr~
nfri E-sra sas th- t4.-Ea r: r.ar,-en stflr-a.
sssra 81 ul.sa hrs..i-s hrrs..f s-ft,.i ie o..f-I
Co1rfr. M. ra-rr .-r.srrs. l.-lrzer Abnrr aa1
ssuurl sas-on. srftsf ia r.rt.. rar-- SISTERS
u.aFr.ft "a rs,;li A. usb-l- Ir1T Orfari vie .
SIS Ea-rr. 81. i,...rsll all 'frf. Il.Iarrs. Oar
slstrr a.-Ffi-t llnatT ii.tr ssa 49, sllU lsss 10
A-laaT oar .,lsr sister. Me-. uolgr. s,lI fsct .a
satio1.
Nrs D-raa fr.-e nl--iri. af.rr -1nIrr .a.r ttir
starr in f"r. $40 vns srrt uar.f t0 saUIfaa
nl.fraaa n N.ao- alf ssr'ei .r C.i-i ..f1r. Pea.
olscrt t..atr. 81. d. t..a &c. "a tst or. 81 rl.
sa-.raa b. rrtifram ESQ shea r.arrl.1 b ...r.s
nfasa. .f ,f.-.f. tr uar-i Gle tattr. r..i-...
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60 iss ul.a e. ta..e -ali-..--...l ...... ,,.rr-
1.an l-r orr r-sra-r-.. If-a 49, .fr..s..i 90
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frvr Onc ~. We tsse 49, &C. risrs--r ~ 49,
~ aud t-sr.nr our af n. pan. 81. srli-a-s of
H,-iau. rrari tn.r.caa Orsnas ia urrirht ease
lasi rrsei lrln t'rs raau1f.r,f,r-r-- 1his isstrr
urnt if ltaf'lsi r.. of flrulfarr Or e. cilr.l
or Earicr. 4 cllaifnts an ns sugrri.r la lcs ef
- Ausr-al Orraa. shi-s l1stil tsrrrts a. s-,sf
rrTafa'a.n ttrY bar. Tle serk .s rf ... IL eaaut.
srrrrtlr pafs,.-d ana c-rtrd. wtfh rIt inlraf.,s
rir.rs. as &c f-.franrrf r-rfa.rr tao fa-ts O.
lrrs nffrurscru storf. irr'ufI-r tle manual s.b
tass aui tr,--o,o- lfouistl-r I1urr.i.
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WISHING O. ulakr n Cage in ba-iae.s oFer
w nv Farrn far sair. Situated on soufh SO ~
~tfFfus Nllrtain iu fsr-fua cf. seven niiss fr0sn
NlruaT fiiaEr nrf fnur -lffs from Wet Faris b.
90. Awe fho ttplsiusou lara. &C. c1nfsins -
scrss 90 er-riffrf iauf. sri efrv early. unfrr .
Foof state 80 cultivation. rl a. har. has
f0ai orchard ll go Trees RI graff0I frlf anI =
1srsfrF. anl ~ ffe taf srrar 1--iarfs In 49,,
ocunfrFs far1r nulse sirl ulaIfru r.nrru fencls
t-t Dig ef ualI. r.1f .l.'ilrgs. nfrer ftuIur va
90 n aou-e aad tsrus pIeuty 81 ra.t4nnr sltl
lrtrr fa...r altfr.
for pari4oa.ars ia.lli-c o. tie prsrsi-es. 80 o.
ID. A. ~aW SO fE.
nls-rE" So. rl c1rra-r.s 81. T1rtianf. Ne
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N.sr1 Haurn nasr, fhrrart ft. l greet Ir
rrat.r.ru,t in nnurft-'ar.rr .tr rls.f rfrr.i Oat
Ir.f Organs ia far er-.L rtrt .r'f rasra'r f.r-
at,al-ft tT irfersr rfufr f.rr skrFrr-n.t. rtr.
srFcrius saI.l'rtfs. aal ir-e g-s..n Az "a Ga
tafss taitar srC1Fssfi rrsuif sarraaunera irr -r
wara 80 al tef I.4t.,ut cflrts nrt .rrF r..r 81
',r ia''--- o. AS -aanoi d. risa,. Oh acs
r..sfeu rr.f
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Seizure OF Property.

NOTICE b. hrrelF -irea that nc fsll1S ing b.
y s~rtl-f ca1i- srrr err7rf af ihe titse sad
p aoes heTeiaiier insat ioss. So 8Lstiou 81 The
Krveuur loss
Septr'ni-r 2C.h. Iss7 az We, Dcihei. on hrse
Bsy Here.
Oeisier 5ih. az Suulner. olc Dark Dsy Marc.
AaF perrea or nfI-ll- cllil.r- ire slnle are
rrI1esfcf ta apas.r 49, raste r.rch cisira ~ithia
tsrnfy tsfs from fhr f.fc hrr,,f. olhcfwisr ta-
sati Truuerty ~ii D. ci-po=ed 81 aerordanre
snh The scis of Cougress in -ach cs-.s u-stie o
prov uecd
ISRAEL WASHBURN. IT,.
Co.iecior,
fariianl. OCT ~. ls67
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Courts of Probate.


STATE OF MAINE.
prFnnn, ss.--Rt n Cost Of Pr.lat- "A Ia
iar'f, 90 Boo arI 90 s1if Ca nv. on fhe fhirf
t"r-l,g ~ Navr1a.er. a. ~. i~6T.
nEuFnru. laaf aari ED aifsr ths lsr sr.rr-
siit, fhe Coarts of PROBATE on ne Ca.rat, N a..
fari. 81 te hc'i ss lsnoss A. the Pfslssi- o.
90 OBJ fars. on far tAiri Ta--fay IL ever,
n.laia. cscsft frlausrf sal Anrd; ~ S.ath
" iisfiafi. - Mriar-lss fsisssfsr IN third
tefs.i'i 90 Nsf AT nrf1.rr. % % A. II: %
i~F''l 49, Nr.nrffrF isi,1sing Re thiri Tee.
i1l n Nav anf Ooot~r. AL " rFr,..
l.lrg. ua hur-taF isfaia - tle thirf rurs.i,, "A
has aai oeiai-r. ~ % 4. NJ. ~ Ilirsri. %,
tr.lig l--asrng thc tauf rscstay of Octal-r. a
% An.
~ 1lfl~rf uhIrh have 49, ordered " an -
ffil r1tlr n acceFdaurr 18Th n isrrraisr o. .Irr
a. 81. WALkEK. gsf--
hucs' J. 8. iiouus. Esgi-i,r. asZs
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ALrxANprR nm car,r-

A.fVal..I .rrrrf fi RI w-rft. rnf u.en vet
o. '. saaf oi arefhrr 81 sah'lf. raf Irr,-s I.s,.
has c.narl-' ~ sorii 20 sr--i--s ssf.r.tas ..,t
'rs ari d rsaFiag IRA harvest fl.-a o. la--us-
s'-.s. --.i b. ary fer from --1inr nioat .f Prizes
Sairra--' l. tls seol'e's niraL 20 olze,s o. tle
peaut.
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MAINE ITEMS.

70 Rev. Mr. Gauui,on All rrcarh ia
North rsrs. neat Sunlsy Evcain-. atI2
past 8 O'Clock.
~. : Hobs. E-q. has resigned ihs
oAicc Of : :. Committee. ,nI :. 4. MAXIM
has been appointed o. 90 ,ie vacancy.
rT-fbc rev Vriyrr.,'i.i Church Tn JACK.
scn NiraSo. We-t Slruncr. vas dcl.,atsI
on Noires,lay last. \ TO Laws Confer.
cucc followed ;hc dcIicaGla.
TtFNc learn from H.ra-r. ths, tie Losse
siore an siaiic Of Thasas rs. Raatin.. m
thai tovu. we've consumed by Gre SsnIav
night. aacu; - o'c'ack No.l,ar saved.
Ihc am,iy h-l barely tiuc 20 cscape.-
Ba'ii.n-s insure.l f,r scDo. S,ork IN trade
i-sarcl ior 500. IN CITY Pre-. Hartford.
- Mcssrs IIoyf s Fc--.a, tie Packard
booss'o-r. Pori.ani. have pabu.hed q
S.hocl Eeg-ste-. ana ra-v ranvenicniiy A.
rangcd cards aal books. admirably adapted
20 assisl tccclcrs 20 cur conmoa sckooi- IS
wei as A-aicmics.
rFWc r,Erct Co lcarn q ;he dcaih Of
Hen. O'rld ". Hobm.oa. q Waterford
Formerly ili-h Si,riT 90 u.s coarfr. ard
long aTrouincnt ta,.ar.s nan ia thc safe.
lic iici oa racslsy. i9,h iast. a. &c a-c
az Cd.
ta7'a- i-r; EDITORIAL rcfqa'site 10 a te.r
a. Frccuans tcsf Ovs,css. from Portland.
Or vhi.a Le hal err la1ks IL furnishes
a. tc'f, az Boston priccs. a; ~. 3. Uai.n
wharf
tit Be- ru-o-rl thai Rev. K.P.
>maii. 10 ras-1r. las r,ocivrl a calite Re
Fas'oraie 90 the Tr,e street EaP,is church.
foria-l.
Tic Bangor Wbir. p, frrrin- % ibi...a,s
h'' people vLl never. Voluntarily. lcs bin
60 lie has Refused several calls.
a~>uhsrria-ra uho make rcui,ian-cr.
nay aot ai~ass frd Is c-ei.tea co lie clip.
ci he ue,k after. 81 corrections are onen
maic once a flri1ic if
- Tee Sallath School connected ui.h
ihe Jniversals,s Socicty ~ B-yaat', P,nl.
wil give an cShiLiiaon a. the Uaiscrsal.st
Church. on Tneflsy evening. Nov a6. 20
D. rePcaiei With a res p-osran.na on Fri-
day evcniug following. oommcncinr Al :
o'cldck. Tickcs 20 aIm,ssioa % ocn:s
childrcn under io year. Of ace. % o-nts.
Tie Prcs.icnt n AGAIN thrcatcnin- 90
mater out Gcn Ho~ari All thes remove
Inn from his present position a the head
Of iLc Frcclmans BsGeal.
The La-on(I1e S'a'rsnaa h,s placed
Naii-ndi ghaus uau.c a. the head 81 o. col.
unas i5r Prcsiicrt. u,ler Which rcals
"Eelcmft.oa Of Governments LoaSs Tor
grecntacks. or rrpudiztion
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Should ne he Sd unioggnaie a. o. 90 80
ncl % he Clolera iLis season. every ia-
d4vi-aal sloaii suard AGAINST an attark bv
Az ucans ~ command. onr "a thr tno.t st
lcciisr oi vhich would Do a he1acnt asc 81
B.o13's Htrru1fir Comroa-i.
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A~ay uHh your hook STANDARD. I viz
measure people by ths soap they sse. 70
'afs Carlyle. WouI yea elevate tbe
slaaLa Tor, Give tlem a Bible. loaf
81 hrcal. and a box ct Sloan Rcsncd soap
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fsrncI's To- Dsui,rreux or Tc,..f..,
NHr.nfrla PIN

Z. a 1flf -.rIt.1 1rf sresfr Ca-r Or N.r-..s .
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eng l.lf.F 81 l.rulalf afiF curr.if1 rrrr -.
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lt.aI II 90 nHrra. II form nf NFrT..a rf.aa-
=. ..sl..'s - r1trt- irfarnre. lr aa- tre rrrs.
I'd 1r.sa. 70 ANY en- tr lf r1fsIr.arf De- c.
farce aHrlnf 1rlr.f ns e. rrr m "a a. arr r.frr
-ea.'. rffrHslrrr ~ruf r.rr ut nf n. ~ g.
f-.'tEr .atnFs- IL ~ tt a tih., 30 Irrrrrrr =
n-.t'a Atff, fl1f-irfsrs- h1ftaa 1r'T a.. i---.
uEfNnniD's ELTfp ENTE ACT ETCIu- q
ri-Hsaaf fn fast unf efnr free fr.n al IrlarI...
rra.rrflf.s. .al I.lrirII .tr iu Ifsarl.rr.
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Gerficmen. f you va1t vour b--.e.' ~,,fs
q as.ure smooth. arf -i1..F 1000.
&C s-.ulaa's Cavalry Coudnio6 Poul,r.
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Notice.

fI'HE -ui-cr,i-rs Lsr-'v give sotic- th,t a.,
Il - sfpis Oh do asSt n tliar. 3D. 80 a.
o' i7erT'sa ar- a,ffling ihrr, ftrir ars.-i
49, a 81 s-rtg rr. 'p anfsTe ttc 'laliv Elrrr o.
o. 'err.F oi 't'afii 60 iar 60 pee OF .itsfar
lsgs aai s1 tsps-e r-s-asiiii- taif % the tia,-
Tee last usf Fass down Fsti Rissr
~. a.. FD< rEg
AHENETuN GROVER,
ABNER DAVIS
DAVID LANNON'S.
Nv. n. 1907. -
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suArrTgrD CpNsgIrIriuvs Er--.rt
- iir--.flu's ikr.t.r L $500.
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Dr.. $. 5. FITCH ;
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Nrr-'y->i- P1g-r. Pr,ce 80 C.rfs.
,rrt Cd aar GO irfHs- - money rrqafr@f rrf.f g.
..'.s a. rrreitst. rrsf. I'D frly approved. ti.
iff..l -.iA O. CO. -Ick 10 fnH posed.
Ailrrts nr. 81. =. 4lECu, - Ireraent street. o.
700 Az
NAY MOOD AID YOUTHFUL YICOC are rr
Ealnrl % mas ODDS lkErtrr EICur.
Dor NpA-lsfrI. srfeN 90 H. -uNTTNFNCE
.rs trr. -falr. iurtur natl lfrarafi1r 20 O..
.-l'f Nf Iarta. a... l.ra .f tff prostate fi ar.
..... Iu t1f p tii.r rt.cuira. rraFri 10 lr.rs Al.
20 ..'sr arli 1T Il estfrs &C tae t.atilr. kllle
al. Ir.i.rtcl sF.I ]. er.
lsE "a rrl-.al'..s ifrfn rKrEAcr Ercur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17
ICOMMUNICATED
BASE BALL GOSSIP.

BASE BALL GOSSIP.
The New York correspondent of the Episco-
pllian has the following lit Of gossip concern
ing ball matters. The writer says:
1t may interest some Of the young readers
of the Episcopalian to know that not few of
the merchants have set their faces against the
waste of time and other excesses, to which the
too ardent pursuit of physical exercise, in the
shape of base bah, has been gradually leading.
A free conference on the subject was held the
other evening,at the mansion of one of our
most phianthropic and liberal minded citizens,
and the whole subject was thoroughly discuss
ed in all its bearings
The prevailing conviction appeared to be
that while base ball was an excellent diversion,
it would not do to make a business of it; that
while it was to be encouraged as a means OF
physical exercise especially for clerks and other
persons whose employments are OF sedentary
character, there was point to which It might
be pushed to an injurious excess; that that
point has already been reached, and that, there
fore, it was the duty of the employers to do
what could be done to impose upon it proper
restraint. "
One wholesale dry goods dealer said his
business had been severe sufferer during the
FSSo SSocpl3 OHlAS W IAO eliAhOoo ooht oR'SAAoS
of the clerks at these games. Another said
the rivalry between different clubs had led to
betting on the results, species of gambling
which he was not disposed to encourage in
persons whom he employed to handle many
thousands of dollars in the course Of the day.
third party expressed the opinion that the
health of the base ball monomanics was no
better than that of many young men who never
played game in their lives a#t
Morally and physically, therefore, the con
euson was that this OVERRIDING of what was
avery good thing in itself, was an evil, and
one that, if only for the sake of the young men
themselves, it was the duty of employers to
c6eck. TO that end, a committee was appoint
90 90 to prepare pamphlet embodying briefly
the views of the meeting, particularly among
merchants clerks. The Young Mems Chris
tam Association, it may be added, intend TO
give the whole subject their consideration at
an early day. -. j.. ri
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for sale 10 parties desiring IL purchase, or < i've
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FERTILIZERS, &c.

RERTILlZER5 FOR THE FALL TRADE.
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO of latest i'm
pOrtation.
Bartholows Prepared Peruvian Guano and
Bone Dust
Andrew Goes DeCompOSed Animal Ammo
mated Phosphate.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
Farmers Excelsior.
Pntapsco Co.'S Ammoniatcd Soluble Phos-
phate
Bone Dust in good order for drilling-of our
own manufacture from unboilei Bones. Can
always be relied upon rs being genuine and
pure It i! the best and most permanent Fer
tizer now before the public.
Highest cash price paid for Bones.
}. F. BARTHOLOW,
No. %, King street, Alexandria, Va.
Sc Slim Jj5, 7th street, Washington
EEkTlLIzEES.
200 tons WHANN'S PURE RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE, warranted genuine -
100 tons BAUGIS PURE RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE, warranted genuine; ,.o,,,,
25 tons a DREW GOES DECOMPOSED
ANIMAL AMMoNIATED rH1S SPHATE.
And also Il general variety Of AHRlCULTU.
RAIL MACHINERY and SEEDS, on hand
and for sale by M. ii. MAY,
sep ll-lm No. l3 Fairfax street.
NUANO -- REEDS A3INONTATED SU-
V FER PHOSPHATE OF LI1IE.-Tha best
supcrphosph.to yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity Of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in It's effects.
1t contains " large amount of animal matter
in a highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bono phosphate oflime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable rs fertiZer.-
Notwithstanding We believe it to be the bost
super phosphate in the market, yot by pro
cess peculiar in It's manufacture, whereby the
q q bpI la
worry low, with liberal discount TO dealers.
A. ELDRlDGE Il CO., Sole Agents,
No 4, South Wlarvee,
oct 4-tf Alexaudrin, Va
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KING STREET.
90
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

take pleasure in announcing that in addition
to my stock of Fancy, White Goods, Embroid-
cries and Notions, L have recently purchased
complete line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
all Of which will be offered at the lowest cash
prices. Would call special attention to
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
a full line Of which will always be kept on
hand, and which are manufactured in accord
ance with directions, at one OF the most oXten-
sive and successful establishments in New
York, out of material designated, such as New
York Mills, Wamsutta, Androscoggn, Ark
wright and other iavorte Cottons, so that per
sons can Judge of the wearing quality OF the
shirts, by knowing the brand of the cotton OF
which they arc made. Parties wishing hait
dozen or more, can have them made to accord
with measurement and guaranteed to tit WI!
furnish any style Of shirt lower than they can
be had at retail in New York, Philadelphia, or
Baltimore.
Have on hand & complete stock OF Gents
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Handker-
chiefs, Socks, Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders, In
dia GauZa and Mcrino Undershirts and Draw
ers, Bathing Towels Hair Brushes, Combs,
Soaps, Perumery, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Pocket aud Memorandum Books, Silk. Cotton,
and Gngham Umbrellas Travelling Bags, &c,
&c, all Of which will be retailed at lowest poe
slble figures Wholesale trade supplied IN
every respect rs low as Baltimore quotations.
CHARLES w. GREEN.
sep l2-tf G3, King street AlcXa. Va.
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WALL PAPERS,,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN p. CLARKE

Has resumed his business at he old stand,
NO, 15S, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTM EN1
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
of tho most celebrated
TURE,
suitable for Purlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, We.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be promptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this busincs,
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to all
that may favor him with their patronage.
NH Oft