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The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
M Il N A G Il R i Ey
~ In detail, and combined for the trav-
cling season OF 1867, win give their Initial
exhibitions
Ya30HAt Evansville,
NDAY, A APRIL 18TH
Doors open at l and 6 Pm.

Doors open at and PM.
Admission to tht whole Combined Show,
SO cents; children under ten years of age.
Is cents. Ftrr rr EfFEF. n ga
Newburgh, Tuesday, April 10th; Ovens
boro, Wednesday, April .l7th; RockporTs
Ipp sth ss ss1 satnsdsy Apr Il
Grand Procession at 10 Am.
Grand Aerial Ascension by Mrs. Jennie
Days at PM. 49,
lPresenting 4 series Of fentertaiuments re-
plete in every feature with absorbing in
terest and attractive nov city, and so re-
fined, artistic, and recherche in represent
alton as to warrant the hearty approval Oh
an an t4sel tRe Eouestrian' M % Synnastic. Aibietie
and Acrobatic Delineations, only Firss--
Glass and Popular Artists will participate
they whom the Management can a,ea Tax
In witnessing their achievements artists
who have received every manifestation OF
Hmpng King those who tho nave nave passed this ordeal
successfully, and will appear az eacn exm al.
ption Sf this mammoth eo%HlnatiSsn bert Smith,
the, Miaco Brothers, Mr.. William
T,bs Tayaor NM mr.. Thos "a serPad PoIsnd, Mr.. saIS-
ueI Hinds. Old Sam. Lathrop, Mr.. Gus
Shaw, Mr.. Tom Burgess, ana troupe OK
The ZooloeicaI Department is unusuaLt.--
large and complete, ana embraces May
rare and beautiful specimens OF WEE
the globe. among which are Asiatic ans
African Lions. Tigers, Leopsrds, Panthes.
P9mas, Kansaf0SSsi 0ceiots s" Tapirs sk aeriIlas
Apes. and Monkeys, and an unprecedent-
edly large display OF brilliant and beautt-
mi plumaged Birds, some of which are ex-
hibfted for the first time in this country
viz, the Sacred White Peacocks, FROM
K very attractive feature will be the per-
formances of the truly beautiful little LADY,
Signorita Ella Eugene, in the Dens OF the
Lions and Tigers. which she will enter az
each exhibition, and by her unaccount-
able power reduce the savage monsters Ia
abject and even servile submission, pre-
senting the most astonishing instance OF
female in ntrepidity ever witnessed.
In addition to the above brilliant ana
unparalleled array of genuine and sensible
attractions there will be Introduced ths
performances OF Trained, Trick, and Dane
Ing Horses, Monkeys, and Ponies, and
Laughabie Comicalities. laps div
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph h z LOUISVILLE, April 10.
ToBACCo-Active for all grades; sales of
2l0 Hhds. at 81 so for common lugs, and
SIG 90 for fine leaf. s -f- + u.
COTTON-23l4c. E
FLoUR-superfine advanced to $40 259
IL 25. -
WHEAT-NOminal. =
CoRN-In bulk, soc for ear, and SIC for
shelled. af
OATS-75@S0c in bulk. -
MESS PORK SO. -
BULK MEATs-Shoulders SIC packed. e
BACoN-Shoulders. 91zc for packed; clear
ribbed sides, l2c, and clear sides l3c packed.
swH1sKY-s2 % for raw, free, and 2sc in
bond.
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II " Il R II e w S.
For oiaa5her. .Riper Itenss see Seventh Page,

There Is but little additional river news
to note..- The Kenton passed down in the
forenoon for New Orleans-not the Cham
pion, as we were led enormously to say in
our early report........The Champion, for
ST. Louis, passed down in the evening
loaded to the guards. She and the Advance
No. 2, from Wabash River; Tarascon. Lou
isville and return; and Maynower. 70
Cairo, were the only additional arrivals
and departures.......The Tarascon had an
excellent trip, and re-shipped large
amount of freight on the May yfiower. which
went out with a good packet trip and full
of people. Captain 1ohn Gilbert. Presi-
dent of the late Packet Company, was
among her passengers...--..The Sam. ].
Hale, of the Dean Line, will pass here this
morning for Memphis.-The great Indi-
ana, Captain Reub. Neal, will be here
this evening for New Orleans. She
and her gallant officers are de-
servedly popular. considerable
quantity of freight awaits her here-.-......
The Havana, for Nashville, will be here
Tomorrow morning. She is an excellent
boat. and has pleasant officers-........Dr
Hallock, let it be remembered, sells the
auction. Look out for a bargain........ We
are panied to record the painful bereave-
ment of Wash. Phillips, one of the pilots
of the Mayfiower, by the death of a bright
and promising son of five years, who died
yesterday morning of congestive chill,
latter an illness of only twenty-four hours
The remains were taken to oSmithland yes
terday on the Mayfower for interment.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

Western yellow, In store; 81 2801 30 for
new sehsisIn ssnsv an and 81 50 foi
OATs-Receipts $50 bushels. Oats are 1G
! &c. better; 77td7Sc. Tor State.
EdrEEEWFir E1cETaNHqrnat irIs E,It a., no sales
| SUGAR-Firm, with fair demand sales
of 800 barrels Cuba at LOG l0s4c., and 800 bar
rels Havana on private terms. :,
prices; sales of $50 hogsfeads at 55@57c for
| Porto Rico, and 50G5Sc. for Cuba.
| LEATHER-Hemiock sole firm, with
good business at previous prices: !.
,o oWooL-Quiet and steady. Sales OF
4sa4sc for superpulfed ;5O@55c for extra do
25@32c for Texas; 91a@33c for California. ~
PoRK0Firmer with fair demand. Sales
SIS 75@l9' 90, prime, and s2i 75@22 90 prime
mess. -
BEEF STEADY. Sales of $50 bbls at pre-
vIOus prices. Beef hams firm at 40@43c.
BACON-Q Quiet and steady, with sales of
short ribbed, and I2@I2s4c for short Clear.
/ CUT MEATs-DulL Sales of "a. packages
at s9I0c for shoulders, and l2s4c for hams.
Sales of 1890 bbls at 12s4@l31zc for new.
BUTTER-I0@l5c for Ohio. 20
CHEEsE.Steady, at Boise Il
STERI ING-Firm; 80 for first class bills
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 135, advanc-
32oVERn,%rNT ~, U, STS St i21I1 ,o,a.
I -
change. s<Af go ins-. q
FREIGHTS TO LIvERPoOL-Heavy and
diooping. Engagements of 2l,OO0 bushels
of corn per sail. at2s4d r-ww
LATEST-5 p. NJ. -
FLOUR-Better for medium and good
grades, and steady for low grades. J
WHEAT-Quiet; - 6O@2 81 for No. 2
Spring. n. rsatBefI flrr-s ~ ft..,4sr,sfeFT =
RYEQuiet; 81 55@1 81 for Western. -
v BARLEY-Dull and drooping.E e. = 9s
CoRN.Firmer; sales so 600 bushels; ship
ping mixed Western at 81 3oin store, and
81 81 afioat. a&4 taA -
Western. ~ 81 'i-Htz = iils Esa4-tA
PoRK-Firmer; sales L 800 barrels; mess
s25 90 cash, and S23 o. regular, and closing
to sellers at S23 05 cash, and S23 10 regular !;
buyers S23 90 cash, and S23 05 regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. x SE T. IL E
CUT MEATs-Dull, and prices slightly in
buyers favor.
BACoN-Quiet; lO14c for Cumberland mid
dies. n
LARD-Firm; 13@l311sc for fair to prime
steam, and 131s@135sc for kettle rendered. z
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
New York Dry Goods Mar ket.

BY Telegraph y New YORK. April 10. .
DRY GooDs-Market remains rather
quiet, and with very little change in pri-
ces. Brown sheetings and heavy standard
makes are scarce and firm, at Gle for fast
makes. 26c Tor seconds and Ice for inferior
brands. Standard shirtfngs bring l7c,
bleached shirting-, best makes, scarce and
high; New York Mills 40c, and Wamusut-
Ia 3211ac: Masonville 25c. Prints are in
steady, fair request; I9c for Merrimac, w /;
l8Gl7c for d brand i'll dark and light styles
lie for new styles of American and Rich
mond, and l614c Tor other styles. Ticks
stead, and in fair request; Deamis and
stripes sell slowly and continue depressed.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

- WILL. SEKI. MY FARM. containing
7anderSurgh County. Indiana, adjoining:
the Wabash and Erie Canal, and near the
place of Mr.. VIM. Howard, four miles from
cleared and under good fence; the balance
well timbered. The soil cannot be sur
land, well drained-there being 800 rods of
ditching completed, running around each
field-making it suitable for the success u1
cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco, hemp,
grass, Or any other. crop grown in the
Western States. There is good substan-
tial frame house on the place, containing
house, milk-house, &c. Also, other houses
for laborers; with fine barn. corn-crib,
by 50 feet wide. and is feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new There is q
good well and cistern, and water can be
fourd with little labor on any part Of the
land. A fine young apple o. chard of 461
select trees is on the place; some peach,
pear, plum; and and, cherry trees: gooseberry
making it one of the most desirable
farms in Indiana Not one acre of the
one hundred bushels Of corn with ordi-
nary cultivation. "a e Aet& = 80 - = -
I can make the time for payments long
and the first payment light. Any person
wanting q farm would do well to come
and examine it. 1t would suit well to
diEiae inaG fwo " 1f ae fore the 10th
public auction. in tracts Of 40 acres; and if
L LQ6D not SOFA, VIII Lu6n anu tneIS OucI
to rent it at auction in fields to suit the
bidder. 60 ~ 81
will at the same time sell AL my per-
sonal property, consisting of three head of
horses, six head of mules, one yoke of
oxen, five milch cows. ten young cattle,
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
good plows. and all other kinds of farming
tools: corn, potatoes. bacon, pork, beef
and lard; household and kitchen furni-
other articles with 200 cords of wood.
= A credit OF twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars; the pur-
chaser giving notes. with approved secu-
rity, waving relief from valuation and
appraisement laws. All sums under five
dollars, cash. .f.-f.e f4-st
The sale will continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of. aLEE =
Refer to ]. P. Elliott & Son, Real Estate
Agents, Office on Sd street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. d. SMYTH.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
-yANSyILIE FINE Art AMI
IL PHOTO(iRAPHIC GALLERY,

Corner of First and Locust streets.
Just opened.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the
public of Evansville and the adjoining
Communities that he has opened Fine
Art and Photograph Gallery as above, ana
is now prepared, by means OF the ootoT
the size of life or cabinet size, and finished
in oil colors, thereby making 1t the most
durable picture of any whatever, q perfect
foc si1aiye of the original, and at prices be-
low the usual charge for pictures OF . siml-
= lar character. "a -
E. D. EVANS, Photographer. Infchl5 d3m
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

YYVHE COPARTNERSHIP H ER E T O.
Wm. H. Read. and Fred. w. Bennett was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Fred. w. Bennett assumes all the 1ab1ll-
ties and collects all accounts due the late
firm. -
The business will be continued at the old
stand, Nos. 50 and IS Locust Street, under
the name of Fred. w. Bennett & Co.
April 9Th, 1857. lapl0
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HunneI & Sons. = !

Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, &c.;
80 3 Also, Dealers in ssfsfO
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER; Is
Keep constantly on hand Lumberof every
Notwithstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done to
Orders IRON, abroad will be promptly
= :, = : = Factory and Yard,
mn Evan willie, Ind
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
Special River Dispatches.
ExcLus1vELY TO THE JoURNAL.

LOUISVILLE, April l0.-The river is at
present about stationary, with about
feet in the canal.
MEMPHIS, April l0-The river fell three
inches during the past "A hours. SO
The Southerner was sold to-day to Geo.
Gill for 81 ,60O by the Marshal. 81.
: = CINCINNATI, April lO--Noon.-The river
has risen 10 inches, there being q feet do
inches In the channel. !sThermometer o.
degrees. r~s s.-re II
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For the Wholesale Trade.

yYYE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY
" on hand a large variety of Whole
sale Saddlery of our own manufacture,
especially large assortment of all kinds
of Kip and Hog Skin Collars, Brides,
Back-Bands. Whip-Lasnes, Saddles, and
Harness, which we can and will sell as low.
and some articles lower, than anywhere In
Also, a fun Stock of saddIery Hardware
kept on hand q
Fer Hides and all kinds of Leather Tho
highest market price will be paid.
The best Tanners Oil for sale. .sT
nOvl4 dom iE5a& 1nf fe3sQH-w
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A. Nice Residence for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
u DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for a reasonable price, ON easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS HI. E. READ,
l3s Race Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
feb2S dtf a6f -s goo .
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

rOR SALE-L0T.-For sale at bar
- gain, a Lot so feet on First Street, with
q good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of d. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
,sIONETARY s. COMMERCIAL
Especial TO Evansville Journal
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.ls NEW ORLEANsTApril 10.
CoTToN-Unchanged sales 5000 bales re-
ceipts S29 bales.s 1aot, a toese.s'lrl
: SUGAR and MoLAssEs-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-Active, at S13 OO@l3 so.
PoRK-Dull; mess S24 90. q
BACoN-Dull; clear sides 13@l34.
GoLD-l37114@ 4@13Sh.
STERLING ExcHANGE-471z@50k
N. Y. SIGHf---M premium. b a3u
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.aa q. MURSIlaNA,
pa "A RC IT z @ II.

Ohice-No. y CHANDELIERS BUILDING,
Corner First and Locust Streets,
VI yENN q Evansville Ind.
sE Plans and specifications for ali kinds
unreasonable terms. hmc1i5 d3nn
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Especial TO Evansville Journal
Memphis Market. saai

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, April 10.
CorToN-DuD and nominal al 26s271z. -4
CoRN-Firm, at 81 20t@1 25.a Other mar
.kets unchanged. q aos~@kzFffEae
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European Markets.

ByTelegraph. J. LONDON, April 10-Eve.
CoNsoLs-so4; 5-2O's 7sH; Illinois Cen.
tral 7614; Erie 36. s5ss7'4 ..a.}.s shfaf -
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

STEEIE g. TRIBLE,

econd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind.
SAsH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BoARDs, LATHs, &C., of every de-
c1iptiou constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made TO order. Saving
Of every kind done on the shortest notice.
spls-ly,g .gs.. = A-l.ll - azLA
) sAsH DOORS. LdMBER. &c.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

Gunny Bags.
az BALES GUNNY BAGS for sale
80 by JeF. H!EHRMAN q Co,
apS dit :. No. IS Water Street.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-T best of accommo O.
ID datioas can be had at MRS. E. M.
BURNS'S, at the Buips Head, beyond the
Depot Large. and comfortable. rooms for
the accommodation of families. Cjan9 d3m
.ofsso .EsA EEEHEI9
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
Rare Chance |!
100 Lots for Sale on Tim

( - AM SELLING THOSE DESIRA.
II BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to persons wishing to buiid, id,ALTOGETHER
ONT1ME, and atmy CUSTOMARY CASH
PRICES. This affords mechanics and la
boring, men an opportunity of owning
their own houses Tor the money they
would pay ont for rent. Better call soon.
When the street railroad is built, these
lots will be worth double the price now
offer them at. So ELS - zs55- -
JNO. J. CHANDLER -.t5
,3l too saags No. 2, Second Floor,
ans diff G1gr Chandler's Block.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11

s@CAsH PAID FOR RAGS.
A full supply OF Sporting, Rife, and
Blasting Powder, and Patent Safety Fuse
always on hand. mch4d5m
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-11
WILLIAM CR0MEY,
Wholesale Paper Dealer,

And Agent for the sale OF GUNP0WDEB
X fmanufactuTed by the Driental and
Miami Powder Companies,
2sO MAIN STREET, -<.ta
Between Seventh and Eighth
tste ri ~ LOUISVILLE, KY.
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~ A young lady whom We can
recommend as being fully conpeseat,
po>cssin & a good educ atios ssd sx-
pcrieace ~ a teacher, assires . stu.
alton a. private tutor, " sssiseant in
an organized school, or will hks
charge Of . school in the country.
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Af>sr six weeks sbsencs, No are
agaia 81 our pest, aad make our best
bsv 70 CUR ssbscribcsy. W. have
bsen 70 long il our present po.ition,
that Il sssua unnatural 10 M to be
anywhere else than st the editorial
helm. We have 10 long coaversed
with friends, through the medium Of
the Republican. that it has become n
source Of unieigned pleasure.
Yet there ia an enjoyment, in re.
taxation, which I'll feel, but none
more than the msn who has . daily
routine Of duty to perform. To such
. one there is a secret pleasure in be-
coming entirely Invested for the time
Of business; to get SC far Of as to
become rid Of its cares and free from
its responsibilities. The return to
labor becomes easy and pleasant. and
the duties that seemed oncrous and
and wearisome, are resumed sith re.
newsd interest and energy.
The Republican hiss been condnc-
ted, during our absence, with 80
much industry, energy, spirit, aud
talent, that we feel as If our readers
had gained by the change. Our
pro tea. Mr.. McCntehan, has per-
formed his duty fully and creditably.
|, gives us pleasure to say, that the
paper in its selections, arrangements
and editorials has, II anything, ex.
esedcd our expectations, and We an
ticiFated much. We can only hope
that our opinion is endorsed by those
to whose tastes we have SO long en-.
deavored to cater.
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MARRIED.

AZ tho residence Of the birds fass
Rev. Mr. Li,tlejohn, by Rsv Rrhss|
Lane, WM. y. COLEMAN, 10 VI
MARY 4, LlT'TI.EJO I'm. both 81 u
lcounty. .t. t....t...a
We psssived. the above notice, "
he sonp61sn. Of he fair bn
and her thoughtful nsthsr, a r~s
pyss1nA - sahe. - ~ktsh We r.w1
oar acknow ledgments, in behalf ~
Republican once, and all hands NJ
IN wishiss he gallant SD an
accomplished bride. iDos ysa's ds
and happiness.
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lanatioss signed BY many w.,
citizens has been received from hes
calling upon all classes 70 IL. .puia
overthrow the Queen and establish AZ
pablic. U.
Ky the arrivnl Of the st<su.h;,x
York and tho City Of Washin,,,n Ns'
eign dates 70 the 18th inst, hs,. ~
received We copy the following i .so
Of interest; "ea'
Tho Pail Mali Gaset.e saw. am
regret 10 say We have reason ;. w.
lieve that some recent overturs. "
eFsdssist hsssN n-SsAsf 4 az -
crnment, in the matter Of srl;,..
Gu the Alabama chjms. have A.,
received ina soscin Itofy spirif I. rs
Seward. We do not apder,s.,Y y
IN qesf " the IIritish repr,.ss,ns
has been 1Ireetly fefzsss hes ,s
two interviews the subjscs h,, ~
evAded. I.fH fV-
La France confirms the ses,,..,
= recent telegram from ST Pet.,e
which announces that an unds,,,
Jog he'd been arrived II bstv.s. -
land, France and lisssia on tLs -.
question, that the question cs,.-.
wear q gssvc aspect from the -
thai those powers are AGREED a /"
solstion
II is sAIl that the French Co.
nsnt intend 10 abolish. in the nav
o. the Press, All punish, men, by in,
onmsnt Cor prssa odencea. rs
A telegram from Madrid say,
royal order has been Issued rai,in,
STATE Of sisgs Throughout, Spain
cree has also been issued reIa,iy. H.
Press laws Among other new 80
TONS il 61es tho cautian money r.,
lhical journals ut 5u.U0O reals. hm
tains the censorship and AuiLor;,,,
ssisure Of journals before they a,s :
in circulation. The responsihiHty
articles published in the nex.,s,..
will rest with the author or edit,
tho printer viii, in all csses Of ,r1.~
tios, Ls treated o. M sccompIlae +
cry priat puelished wAh6ut autAo,is
tien will bs regarded ~ el.ad..,;.
publicat On
Gov Throekmorson has telee-,,A.
10 New York tina, Texas will ,n-.
diately reorganisc under the recon,l,o.
tion act
II |. reported in New York TIA, a.
National Banks in the oil region, b,
suspended
No definite acton has ozen ss., 4.
the Senate in reference to the aa-s,,
Of ratifying the Russian Treaty
The fenian insurrectionary u,,.
ment kept ireland still fevcrea lsi,
wac evident that the armed ia.uts,.
movement was failure SIX A.
columns Of the British army wen
active duty in the Island, and dt.,.,
ments of troops appeared suidsuiy I
every suspected point The men "a
had been "oat' wcre reiurn,b,
their different daily avocation. 4,
rests Of tho mors prom inen. rebel, 80,
maze daily.
The Paris correspondent Of tn, b,
don sunday Gaxctte writes
~ sent you the intelligence Of Jas,
Stephens arrival in this country ID
though active operations were MT 10
in manifcstng ihsm.elvsa altev Ms !
70 landed in Europe, ssall ! N "
tha, tho late Head Centre h quite
noccn, Of tho present troubles. | tsn
that James stephens and q lew o&sm
late oil the United atatsa army, ~
Gated In . hotel close ,o the Rue
Lasars terminus, and tho rising h
taken then BY surrriss."
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SUBSCRIPTION, one year, Invariably
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on ,.a,riiiaess, their r-plies, and tAsir
eirralars. and all notices Of Perso.sai
character, df admis.ible,) will he
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Of goods. will be charged Al AIRY cents
= line No such editorial notice insert
oil for Icss than two dollars.
Jon Wosx executed with ncatAsss
and dispatch.
We desire ii distinctly sadersh~d
that ws do a cash basiness. with this
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FrRs.-On Monday lsss ahsss 10
o'clock, the residence II Dr.. A. r.
Smith, sas discovered 70 b %. 6ye.
The alarm Vas gives, he s;sissss
speedily assembled, ~ y sssivs
eIevtions. the Are uss 400 ssbAuaA
Bat little damage wss Ssss - III
building.
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~ Our contemporaries will cosfer
a great favor on us BY Immediately
forwarding copies Of their papers to
the Times, ct jefferson, Te1ss.
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c'fs HOTEL, NEW ostRASs.-
We sss'ss y call special asssassss to
ne es'' - "a" vel .sevs' pses''s :
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10 vses u ~ slsstisn 10 OSAKA, Ne
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