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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

y LOW HhDL1 OUIhAGE.-I va
geniss was called upon yesterday
morning to see a man in German
Township, who, it was reported, had
been desperately beaten on Saturday
by another man. The Doctor fur
nishes US the following details of the
affair:
The name of the injured man is
Peter Reece. Alderman. advanced in
years, living near the limits of Ger
man Township, and the name of his
assailantis Balzer Hulderbach. who
was intoxicated at the time of com
hitting the cowardly outrage. Reece
and his family were returning home
from market in this city, and when
within a hundred yards OF his house
met Hulderbach and boy coming
down the road. Hulderbach was on
horseback, and when he met the
others got down and gave the rein to
the boy. Reece and family also alight-
ed from the wagon. and all started
toward the house together, the woman
being little in advance.
They had gone but short distance
when Mrs. Reece, upon looking back,
discovered that Hulderbach had
knocked her husband down and was
beating him with a piece of plank.
She rushed forward and entreated
him to desist and spare her husband,
but he, with fendish malignity, con-
tinued to beat Reece until he seemed
exhausted by bis cwn efforts. He
then left, and .Reece was carried to
his own house. As soon as the af-
fair became known among the neigh
bors, the men turned out in force and
pursued the would,be murderer to
Babytown, where they arrested him
and took him back to Esquire Head
lands, where he is kept under strict
guard, to await the issue Of the inju-
ries inflicted on his victim.
DIR. Mageniss, on examination,
found laceration and confusion on
the right side of the head, extending
over the scalp, bruising and detach-
ing it from the bone for about seven
inches. The back part of the head,
on the left side, was beaten almost
into a PUPPY mass. He was also Sc
verely beaten about the breast, and
was ejecting blood freely. He is COM
sidered in a very dangerous condition,
and should Inflammation of the brain
ensue, as is probable, the doctor be-
lieves he will not recover.
The attack was entirely unprovok-
ed, and no one can imagine a plaus-
able reasonyfer the brutal assault, as
there had been no previous quarrel
between the parties.
Mr.. Reece is an old resident, and
was quite orderly, industrious and
highly esteemed by all his neighbors,
who are justly and deeply indignant
1T the villainous outrage. Huber
bach will have a hearing before
Esquire Headland to-day.
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Thls question is practically answered in
BEze zE1irmative by thousands of physicians
ssusEy day. Sometimes they prescribe the
eogdf nary forms OF alcohol sometimes
SaAtsetfzreS which are simply Inferior a cohot,
mare or less medicated; but no small pro-
e0Isson of the faculty give the preference
20 H9STETTERS STOMACH BIFTERS
G2e most carefully prepared medicinal
SsiE1ulant at present known. 1t is impos-
ESE17 for prejudice itself to be blind to the
NaaEEed success with which this extra
ar1 il airy tonic and Alternative has been
MzEEazS1ered in cases of DYSPEPSIA during
Sns last twenty years If 1t were possible
- e2nvass the whole country for cases in
Eil5sfs il had effected cure of this obStt-
Ha4s and agonlZing disease. they 100lttd
assBazzocT EaiEiiOnS. No wonder, then. that 1t
aRs become a STANDARD MEDICINE In
every state, city. town, aud village in the
Uni ted States, and that names the most
distinguished in literature, art, and sci
asglSs are the vouchers for Its remarkable
s1E0BsrtieS. The immense mandatory at
Pittsburgh, with its extensive StorehouSeS,
Is the largest eSta bliShmenJ of the kind in
this country, and. probably, in the world.
Tue amount of manual labor EN- pIoyed in
eERe preparation of the Bitters, to say
s1Szt1g Of the Steam-driTen machinery, is
zEresSer than that of any other proprietary
e8hs& ic1Re establishment Do this continent,
-Uzaa2, 81 the blessing of Providence, the
be1 eGeial results of this unequaIed tonic
AMI Alternative are co extensive with its
go FINALLY increasing sales.
sE
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LocAL NOTICES.

SHINGLES! SHINGLEsl-Little Bro. s
have recently received a lot of the
best yellow poplar dogs, from Salt
River which they are 'cuttfng in4o
shingles, at their factory a, the mouth
of Pigeon Greek. A large Supplv on
hand. Orders filed promptly.
nOv23 If
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Take none other than Uqrk's Cotton.

REMOVAL have removed from
my old store, corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets, to the more commodi-
Gus, well ventilated and well lighted,
and entirely newly fitted up store,
No. 46 Main Street, just FIVE doors be-
low my old store, where | will be
glad to see all my old customers and
friends and any number Of new ones.
| will continue to sell dry goods at
the lowest.market prices for cash, and
will conduct my business, as hereto
fore, ON strict principle Of truth.
22-1w. WM HUGHES.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

RETURN GAME.-The return match
game of base ball between the Ac-
tiYes of this city, and the Athletes,
of Princeton, was played on Satur-
day, in which the Princeton Club was
defeated, The following is the score
and summary of the game:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

STILL OFF DUTY.-We regret to
learn that James T. Walker, Esq, is
still sick, and unable to attend to his
duties as a Justice of the Peace.
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Oarh's Spool Cotton is s Cord to 50.

BR The mammoth dry goods house
of Hudspeth, Adams & Co, 63 Main
Street, are selling new Fall and Win
ter goods at panic prices. Having a
buyer at present on East, for the third
time this season, enables them to sell
new goods at the lowest prices. There
stock is unusually large in all lines Of
domestic goods, dress goods in all the
novelties OF the season, new cloakings
and saekings-fne assortment of.dress
and shifting fannels. Ladies and
childrens' fur we have from the low
est price up to very nice mink sets.
Our stock in shawls has been replen-
ished this week. We fatter ourselves
Of having the best selection in the
city, with prices to suit the times
21-4t.
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CITY NEWS.

THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.
@. Maghee for Eastern papers of a
late date. Mr.. Maghee, with his
family. arrived from the East Satur-
day morning.
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ACTIVE.
Total

FLY CATCHEs-A Give Z. Laughlin, 3;
Hud-peth, 4. Athlete 9. Preston. /; Jones'
1; Donald, 2; Williams, 2.
HOME RUNs-Active 3. Laughlin 2; Hud-
speth. l. Athlete 3. Preston, / +; Jones, 2.
UBIPIRE-S. A. COleredge.
SCoRERs-Ba bcock and Negle.
Time OF game, hours.
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NoT1cE. = Parties having charges
against the steamer Mary Erwin are
notified that the Clerk will be in
Evansville on or about the 18th to
settle all claims against said boat
while in the packet trade.
nov23 DIT w. A. LOWTH. Can't.
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firms Of
Henry Il. Blemker, and BIemker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tlllman g Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER. TILLMAN & Co.
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WANTED IMNEDIATELY-Two good,
reliable boys to carry papers on our
lower route. Reference required.
Apply at the Counting Room.
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CARRIERS celebrated writing and
copying ink-acknowledged to be the
best American ink made--for sale at
the JOURNAL counting-roOm.
noY21-tf
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NEW SALT IN NEW BARRELs.-A
full supply of small and large barrels
just received by
il. RUFFNER, JR.,
nov23-tf. Agent KanaWha Salt Co.
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FIRST CLAss.-The Gibson House;
at Cincinnati, has been reftted and
refurnished, and is now one of the
best hotels West. The present pro-
prietors arc accommodating gentle
men, who spare. no pains to make
guests comfortable. II is, indeed, a
first class hotel. Its central location
makes. il most desirable place at
which to stop, being. as.itis, near to
the business portion of the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

EEALL's VEGETABLE sSICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
Zhe basis of its remedial properties is
aEsFa getable compound.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORR
2zzL5ZAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
e CIeanSeS the scalp and makes the hair
sESA, }uStrous, and silken.
Il IS splendid hair dressing
e. p. HALL * CO., Nashua, y. H,
ProprietorS.
Ez0vl8 d&wlm [d3t a WI - .-.4s..--
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asE- How many mothers suffer the agony
ez3 seeing their little ones snatched away
Ens1Ea them by the Whooping Cough, or
Bzp<heria, when single bottle of Poland's
White Pine Com pound would have saved
49, the i1aby's life. 1t is infallible.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at a. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by Pm.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p n.
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GoID Warren RReovBRED. -Boms

GOLD WATCH RECOVERED. Some
time ago a ladg's gold watch was
stolen in Princeton, and the police Of
this city were advised Of the fact, as it
was supposed that it had been brought
here. The police investigated the
matter until they,were3 satisfied that
the watch was IN the Possession of
cffflfdfSaiFn Partyin this city, They called
'upourhim forthe wateh9 FIe acknewi-
edged that he had purchased such
watch, but that it had passed into
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

MATRIMONIAL. - Licenses were
granted to the following parties du-
ring the week ending November %,
1867: w.
~ Edward e Low and Jennie c. Bell
= a yin IL Moore and Maria Bradley
= ALISON Martin and MaFia MCDONALD
CaswelI Bennett and Anna F. Scruce
Charles j. Horribly and Sarah NTfney
James r. Crosby and Mary Herman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

The freshly filled Dry Goods store
of TN. Elliott, on First Street, is
now in full blast. As fair and cheap
dealer, he has no superior in this city.
His stock of Dress Goods, Blankets
and Furs is admirable, and are daily
moving. nov15-tf
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.

FAIR NoTIcB-There will be Fair
held on the nights of the 9th, 10th,
1Ith, 18th, 18th and 14G of Decem-
Der. for the benefit of tie new Cath
Ollie Church. Particulars will be
fully published. oct26 diff
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Machines Use Czark's Spool Cotton
Hand sewing try Jil1oard's Needles.
Milward's Needles are the best.
P@~ A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCFNNES
STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAM BOA1 LIN ES.
To LoUISYILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock P. NJ.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 5
o'clock P. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER.-E Every Wednesday
Monday and Thursday ate O'Clock P. NJ.
To EASTPORT. = Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock P. n.
To He sDERs0N-Daily, except Sundays,
at 8 O'Clock PM.
To NAsHYILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. IN.
To PHIs-semi-weekly.
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Ladiesl use CIark's Spool Cotton.

GENTS: The finest and best select
ed stock CT goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see. SMITH q DAZZLING.
aug27 Merchant TaiIors.
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.MleafHs Needles for sale everruhere.

BOILED CTDERl BOILED CIDERl I
Boiled CIDER!ll-Sweet cider. buck
wheat -four, homiHy, fine syrups, and
all kinds of new fruits, and other
goodies, at the New York Grocery.
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Mtta0ard's Heli1 Needles, IN Paten {
Wrappers, are superior to al others.
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.

FROM TERRE HAuTI
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tsAILROAO TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vincennes. 7. HauJe
Accom- 'od't'n, $3.50 A NJ 10:27 Am 40 n
Mail................ 9 100 A NJ IL As A NJ 2:55P NJ
Vtncennes Ac 4:25 N 7:l5 N ..........-..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-07

plause. The time will come when it viii 10 asked
not what wealth we gained and power we acquir-
ed, but beyond this will be the enquiry, is the
world any better for your having been in it. The
President loves the people because he is of the
people. 1t is an honorable iourney-ho has made
hither holding in affection of memory of
his father-he has left all the duties &C his nigh
Office to pay a solemn tribute to the departed
worth. Rainfall was applauded as he retired.
Major General Sickles was vociferously
called for and reluctantly appeared on
the balcony. He WAS greeted with repeated
applause, and spoke follows Il respond with
pleasure in obedience to the summons to make
my Acknowledgements COR your kind and courte-
GUS reception. I am here to-day to join You in
paying honor to your fellsw citizen and friend the
President of the United States. II il the source
of much satisfaction to me, ss am sure 1t viii
be to your distinguished guest and his hOrored
associates, that they have not only received
spontaneous and cordial welcome from the peo-
pls, but that all has besn well ordered by the au-
thorities OF the State AMI Of Raleigh No one can
fail to observe that this .senbaGo is one OF the
greatest respects biity and decorum, ard that no
instance Or trace OF disorder has occurred to mar
the dignity and pleasure Of the occasion. Conf
dent that it is gratifying to the Chief Magistrate
and the Cabinet Ministers present, to witness the
admirable bearing Of the peoplo of this Capitol,
it is my pleasing duty 10 testify to the President
that what he has seen to-day in the Capitol, pre-
walls everywhere the broad surface Of your
noble State. Gen Sickles was appIauded IS he
retired.
The assomblage which vas large, after cheering
the President, retire from the vicinity Of the Ho-
tel.
The President in company with Secretary Sc
ward, walked through tho streets Of Raleigh, point
ing out various interesting localities, and occG-
sionally hating to shake hands with old friend
A large number Of strangers are in the city from
ali parts Of the State Af,cr the dedication Of the
there viii be q State dinner.
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We quote Carolina at 12@12l cents z ID by the
package
4 HAy.--The market continues to be fully atocked
with Ill descriptions and there ia very little de-
mand. lot OF Is bales Northern was received on
Wednesday and sold from wharf at 81 80 y 100 rts
LlME-Only local demand, and m trket well
as in quality.
MoLAs3Es-The market IN very well sunplied
with nearly I'll kinds, and there is a moderate
demand. We refer to Our table for store quota
tions.
PEA Mfrs Are in demand, and none worthy OF
report coming to market. Parcels would sell
readily at $SGs3 Is 81 bushel as in quality.
PoTATors crop Irish are being brought to
msrket quite freely and soil from carts at 81 90 u
buahel.
POULTRY. market is poorly supplied. and
prices rule higN. We quote live chickens at 906l
- cen's aud crown fowls at 556765 cents each.
PRoylsIoNs. The BACON mari ct has been ma
large stock on market, and prices of North Caro-
lima hare materially declined. There has existed
only light demand for jobbinC lots and only
small transaotions haVo been reported from stora
at 14&63JG cents tor hog round. and I7I61l8 cents
p II. for hams-lowest figures being about tho
market for small parcels. On Tuesday about a.
900 lbs, received from Hartford by vessel, was
sold in l0ts ut 10 cents u t.. for hog round. Tho
market rules very dull, and it is almost impossible
to effect sales at present With Western cured
the market is also well supplied, and only limited
demand exists We quote from store at 1lANQi2
cents for shoulders, 1894 cents for sides and IL
09lS cents II IL for hams, by the pnckage--
LAED.-North Carolina il in email supply, but the
demand is limited, and we quote only occ tsional
sales at IT cents Northern ia in fair sunplv and
slow OF sale from store at l4G216 cents q b.
PoEK.-Phe market is very well supplied with
Northern, and there Is merely retail business
dong from store at prices quoted in our table.
BALT.--The stock on market has become some
what reduced. though fully adequate to supply
tDa demand which now exists. We quote FROM
store at s. 80 3 sack for Liverpool ground and
tD065 cents p busAeI Tor alum.
hHINGLEs.--Ihe demand for Shipment has been
checked and IN conseq Jence the market at pres
ent rules dull, only occasional small nsleB arc be-
ing made at s38$3 IS for Common, e1d $4Cls5 =
NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER-has come in very slowly fer few
weeks past, aud, with moderate enquiry from
miLlers, the market has ruled firm Only a few
RATS have been received, and sold at quotations in
table.
WOODS brought in sparinely, and scarcely
any on market. We quote by the boat load at So
9s3 % for pine and ash, and SO 25@s3 so Y3 cord
for oak.
FREIGHTs.-The market rules firm, and owing to
the scarcity of shipping coastwIse rates have fur
Their advanced; there is, however, only a small
quantity OF produce now Offering to go Forward
see table for coastwise rates. To Liverpool We
quote is. Cd on rosin, 6s 06s. Cd. on spirits tur
pentine, and I'd. on cotton.
Pine Steam SdiUed Lumber Cdrqo rdtes-per
/
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Markets.
New YORK, juno SIS P. NJ.

New YORK. juno Sc P. NJ
Cotton frm-sales of / 800 bales, at 279G128 cts.
Flour heavy State s9@s11 rs Southern SIG
SIS 80 Corn heavy mis- ed new, 81 12@s1 II
old 81 22Q3$1 263. Mess Pork heavy and closing
at $22 90. Lard heavy. Rice. Sugar and Coffee
steady. Naval Stores heavy Spirits Turpentine
6O@G1 cents Rosin $4@s8 50. Freights firm.
Stocks dull Money y cent. Gold 1861. Five
'twentios, Coupons, of e. 1G9g @110
BALTIMORE, June Sc P. NJ.
Cotton quiet aud steady at % cents. Rio Coffee
dull at 1919 cents in gold, for american. Flour
dull !; Howard street, extra So 5O03$14. Corn
has declined 1902 cents white 81 1881 20; yell
low 81 II; Western mixed 81 16. Sugar dull and
steady. Provisions unchanged Whiskey in bond,
81 30G3$2 35.
SAVANNAH, GA, June Sc 2. II.
Cotton quiet but firm middlngs &c cents
Sales $50 hales. Receipts 67S bales.
CINCINNATI, June So P. NJ.
Flour and Corn dull and nominal. Whiskey
dull. Mess Pork dull and nominal at $22 go
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard is held at 12}
cents 12} cents offered.
ST.. Louis, June Sc 2. IL.
Cotton dull at "a cents for bidding. Flour dull
and declined d cents. Corn declined 504 cents
Provisions steady and uncha Jed. Lard dnll and
nominal. Whiskey s. O5.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5--6 p. NJ.
Cotton firm and,u hanged-sales of 800 baies;
low Middling 251 cents. Receipts 500 bales. Ex-
ports 5,104 bales. Ascertrined stock taken by &C.
tual count 95 962 bales There are no sales or quo
tations in Sugar and Moassas. Flour very dull
with no settled prices--superfne Sill rs; choice
extra ST 123@$16. Corn dull and unchanged
yellow mixed 81 15@$1 20 white scarce at 81 &C
0ls1 o. Oats in good demand at 95 cents to 81
Coffee unchanged. Bacon shoulders are very
scarce at 10 cents Rib II cents clear 49,. Lard
steady and frm-in tierces 13@133 cents keg
144@14i cents. Pork dull at S24 IS. Gold 1876.
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Albert Allen. boy of Linesville. Erie
county, Penn, lately ran away with $1,000
belonging to his father, and was finally ar
rested in Saginaw, Michigan. He bought
an interest in saloon in Cleveland for
ss450, and Immediately sold it for $780,
then bought the tugboat Emma, of Sngi-
nav, paylng 800 cash forit, and was about
going in the towing business when arres-
ted. laA ST.. 5-f-S 3d5 axes gg E..F.-E ...g.
An imbecile daughter of drunkard nam
ed Murray, died at Worcester on Sunday,
salone, from neglect and want, in giving
birth to q child, which had been begotten
by young man in that city who had taken
advantage OF her infrnity and then deser-
ted her. .a .. ss.5.-- ...s--H -r. -.r g..
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June s..

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5-P. II.
The debt bearing coin interest has increased
sixty one million four hundred and forty-one thou
sand dollars. The currency bearing interest has
decreased forty-one million four hundred ard
twenty three thousand dollars. Matured debt, not
presented decreased two millions two hundred and
nineteen thousand dollars. That bearing no in
terest has increased three hundred and sixty-eight
thousand dollars. Decrease III coin in the Treas
nry fifteen million tour hundred and ninety-two
thousand dollars. Increase n currency thirty
eight million eight hundred and tHenty-seven
thousand dollars. Total decrease Of debt five
million one hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars. Internal Revenue receipts to-day are six
hundred and seventy thousand dollars.
Secretary McCulloch has issued circular re-
gardng the locket safety valves, and authorizing
the use of either of the five, namely: America Rob-
inson. Farrar, Mason and Mcdul chy-subiect to
the usual inspection regarding workmanship and
quality of material
1t is officially announced that the Treasury De-
partment is prepared to redeem compound inter
est notes, as they shall mature, by the payment
OF principal and interest presentation to The
Treasurer either Assistant of the Treasury, at
New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
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N0tiCe.

A PPLTCATION has been made for DupIi-
~ Gates of the Florida, Fernan ina and Cedar
Keys Railroad Companies Freeland Bonds, lost by
the subscriber, in March or april, 1865, viz Nos
S42, $40 and ,O3l of 81 900 each, with coupons at-
tached, and for detached coupons from these Nos.
COZ, 1IJG, 1852, 1,2G4, 1265, 1866 3O4 1897,
1,398, 1,899, 1,400, 1892 l,437, 143S and ,433,
payable IN New York. The public are cautioned
against trading for them. The trustees are re-
quested not to receive them in payment OF land
purchased by any one but my Agent, Duncan NJ.
Bryant.
Lost at the same time, Confederate Bonds in
vested as AdmnstI 4tor and Guardian to the
amount Of 1924, $50. Also, some Cotton Bonds Of
the last issue, amount not recoli ected.
4 liberal reward Will DO paid for their rcstOra
ticn. PATRICK MURPHY
SAMPSON COUNTY, n. O., May 20, 1867.
june2 2tl-d2t-w1t