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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-04
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Correspondence Evansville Journal.
Cincinnati Produce and Provision
Market.
CINcINNATI, O., March /, 1867.


Editors Journals:
PRovIsoNS-During the fore part of the
present week our provision market was
dull, and but little stock changed hands.
But the steady advance in gold, in con.
nection with the prospect for some foreign
demand, caused buyers to come forward
and buy sides pretty literally, and yester-
day prices advanced to ~, 915t910c for bulk
shoulders, sides and hams, fully cured, al
which large quantity changed hands
the demand being good at the close. To
day gold declined, the Eastern news was
unfavorable, and buyers generally with
drew to await further Developments and
we now quote at yesterdays prices, with a
quiet market.
BACoN-Is not freely offered in large lots
there being but little out of smoke, and
prices remain at 915c for shoulders, 1870
for rib sides, 1115c for clear rib sides, 12c for
clear sides, and l5c to Ice for sugar cured
hams, the latter canvassed and packed.
LARD-Prime lard is selling at 12c foI
country, and 1214c for city, in tierces, and
1254@l3c in kegs.
MESS PoRK-Is held at s2O@2O so for coun-
try and city brands.
themselves, shows the number packed at
this point during the season, to be 49,, Sic
head, against 354079 packed last season,
making an increase of l0S.5s1 head, while
there is a falling offin the average weight
of the hogs, the average last sea- on being
23S pounds, and this season 232 pounds
The yield of hard last season was SO pounds
to the hog, this season 80 pounds.
FLoUR-Is selling only TO the local trade
there being no shipping margin between
this and the seaboards; sales making, in
small way, at about the following prices
Spring superfine s. rs to SO so; Spring ex-
ira $40 25 to sll Is; Winter superfine SO sc
to $40 Is; Winter extra 81 80 to Sl2 rs;
family So 80 to Sl3 so; fancy brands S14 0t
to SI4 so. faae a
GRAIN Wheat is in fair demand; red
Winter, No. 2, So 80; No. l, 81 80 to SO 95
white, So 90 to So Is, including Indiana and
Kentucky. Rye in moderate demand at
81 % for No. l, and 81 10 for No. 2. Corn
Mixed ear IS to &c.,; mixed shelled &c. IN
bulk and n TO 7Sc. in sacks; white shelled
so to S2c., including sacks Oats in active
demand at 81 to 53c. in elevator, and &c. in
sacks. stIqs
CoTToN-Dull, and but little doing. We
quote middling nominal at 2711z and 2Sc.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples to l0c. Peaches
IL TO &c.,, including quarters and halves.
SEEDs.-C Clover in moderate demand at
S. rs for prime. Timothy IS 40 to So so. FIaz
81 IS to So so.
Respectfully, BARTON & Pool.
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River N eWs.


The weather yesterday was extreme
ly disagreeable, being dark, damp, and
dismal, with slight rain now and
then. The river is receding- very
slowly, having fallen but about eight
or nine inches since it came to
stand,laIn front of the city it is a
turged stream with but little current,
the water flowing across the neck of
land opposite with great force.....-A
barge! of Capt Iiter's, floating down
from Green River, was drawn into the
chute some three or four miles above
the city, and was caught on the other
side and towed back to the city. It
was loaded with coal. 1.-THE addi-
tional arrivals since 3,o'cIocki on Sat-
urday include the 'Leonora, Cihcin
natl to St.. Louis; Nick Longworth,
New Orleans to Cincinnati Quick
step, to Cairo; Silver Spray, Liberty
No. 4, and Alice v, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Plain City, Louisville
to Bowling Green; Bermuda, White
River to Louisville; Clifton, Memphis
to Cincinnati; Tarascon, Louisville
and return; MayHower and Champion,
Cincinnati to Memphis Tempest,
Nashville to Louisville; Morning
Star, Louisville to .Henderson......
The Silver Spray and Alice V. had
immense trips, both dragging their
guards in the water~....."The May
flower arrived from Cincinna ii at 123
o'clock yesterday, and was warmly
greeted by an immense crowd Of peo-
pie, who rushed aboard and examined
her throughout. The verdict was
unanimous and highly commendatory.
The Mayfower left Cincinnati at 8
o'clock on Friday evening, with
large trip of freight and people, and
landed at Lawrenceburg and took 100
sacks Of corn. The night being dark
and stormy, with a slight fog, she
laid by for an hour near Rising Sun,
and reached Madison at l o'clock A.
M, where she laid over for three
hours, and arrived at Louisville at u
o'clock Saturday morning. There she
took 300 barrels of salt and consid-
cradle other freight. Crowds of peo-
pie, steamboatmen and others came
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Bowldering Streets.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ~
vTyHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
vTxHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
III city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposaIs until March. 18th, 1867, for grad
ing and bowldering the following streets
viz: I'D go 81. = -fl
First, street, from the southeast curb-ltne
of Leet street, to the, northwestern terTnI-
nus of said street at the eastern line OF
Block No. 1913, Lamasco;
1Division street, from the northeast curp-
line of Water street to the southwest slds
of First street; rrt.- = u -.x.., an.
of First street to the middle OF Secon0
Division street, from the middle OF sec
ond street to the southwest SIDE OF Ihlro
street, 81, .,,,.,, tt,,e,
of Water street to the southwest size OF
First street; .aa1o - 1888.
street to the middle of Main Street;
Water street. from the middle of Main
street To the middle of Sycamore street;
water street, from the middle of Syca-
mora street to the middle of Vine street.
Specffcations may be seen at the City
Clerks office.
Nv order of the Council.
A. M. MoGRIFF, Clerk.
Evansville, March I'd, 1857. lnachz
union copy.J
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Centre College, has been definitely re-

Centre College, has been definitely re-
jected.
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4 CAIRO, March 3.-The river has
fallen 2 inches in the last 48 hours.
The weather is cloudy and wet; mer-
cury3 6 degrees. Z o9'
Thefollowing is our port list for the
past "a hours: Commonwealth, New
Orleans t. St.Louis, 2 A. M.;oJ. w.
Kilgore, New Orleans to St Louis, 10
A. NJ; Nick Longworth, Cincinnati to
z New Orleans, Il A. NJ; Lake Erie No.
3, Cincinnati toCairo, IL A. NJ; An
glo Saxon, from Little Rock, 8 P. NJ. /;
Quickstep, Evansville to return, a A.
M; Alpha, New O.leans to Nash
vile, 4P. M; aMichigaa, St. Louis to
Newburgh, 4 PM nnA li3a son saW
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LOUISVILLE, March g. River fallen
ID inches during the last "a hours
ending at noon; nearly stathnary.
There has been a drizzing rain
nearly all day; now cold. Gercury
380. Barometer, 29:15. "a 20
5 Passed up-Rebecca and ttolden
Eagle, for Cincinnati. Down-Ber-
tina, Cincinnati to Arkansas Rivr.
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Especial TO Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, March 2.
Observation-Disclosures. tt5ssta
CorToN-F irmer, but quiet, at Csc for
strictly Middling.
FLoUR-Business very small and prices
unchanged. hr Erc srte.sss tftslF
WHEAT-Steady at So 1898 81 per GENITAL
for Prime to Choice Spring; "a sS@4 9311z
per GENITAL for Choice Fall.
CoRN-Heavy, lower and unsettled at
81 429l $50 per Genital. I1EY9q {slT
OATs-Dull at 81 9592 O5 per GENITAL.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firm, but dull. Pork-S20 90
for Mess; so so for Clear Mess. Bacon, 914c;
Shoulders, 1Os4c, Rib Sides, PFC; Clear
Sides, 6a7c.
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rOR sALE-wHOLEsALE DRUG

& SIURE-A W hoIesaIe Drug House IN
Evansville, Ind; an old stand, where a
Splendid business can be done. Sales last
year over two hundred thousand dollars.
This is one of the best points for whole
: ranidiy increasina in popnIation1 and
iaving a county trade surpassed by no
place of equal size, The stock will proba-
ply invoice about fifteen thousand dollars,
ind will be sold on very reasonable terms
{ application be made within the next
zen days. For terms and reasons for sell
ng, apply to or address, WIN. r. FERRIS,
Lawrenceburg, Ind, or Evansville.
feb2I lot
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New York Stock Market.

BY TeIegraph.I New YORK, March 2.
At six P. NJ. quotations we're: Ohio GER
tificates, .H1S@274; Western Union, 1890
@8215;- New York Central, 1O21S@l03; Erie,
55H@555s; do. preferred, 72@74; Hudson,
l4l1a@l42; Reading, 1027S@l03; Michigan
Southern. 72za@73; Illinois. 1l524@ll6; Pitts
land, 955s@951s; Northwestern, 35sz0s35s1
do. preferred, 651s@6514; Forl Wayne. 9411a@
49,. fTf4
strong this afternoon, the closing prices
We're: Registered 81, 1l01491l0ss; coupons
1881, 1101s@ll05s; $40 registered 49,, 10756@
coupons "a, I0775@IOS1s; do 65, S158I0834.
State bonds dull and lower. Miscellaneous
shares strong.
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corporation Notice.
oprR FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
February 18th, 1853

I : tDI udIy 1OJIlJ ~
oRrR FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
- now it is hereby ordered ans
| "A ERECTED by the Common Council oz
| &.tv of Evansville, that the owners q
tn 1,e It's or parts Of lots fronting OF or a1s-
an the southwest side OF First street.
yon Gum street enthusiastically to th@
operation line;
| West side of Walker street, from Third
| rect to Fourth street; 1Hld Llk ~
Northwest side of Mulberry Street, from
First street to Second street;
Southeast side of Vine street, 1roEN
Fourth street to Fifth street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks theIe0n
TO be brought to the proper grade, AID that
they cause sidewalk of Class No. TO BE
laid down the con within thirty days froE1
the publication of this order
city Clerks Office, March I'd. 1857.
mch3 d3t ~ ~ - 70 Union copy-L
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FOR SALE on LEASE,
R Crescent City Springs

.a-tstM 80
HIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
resort, in the immediate vicinity of
hsville, adorned with all the varieties
@tive forest trees, in fine preservation,
beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
saTbOrs, with all the buildings neces-
Z for the accommodation of the public,
rand in good order, is now offered Tor
scr lease on reasonable TERMS f
buildings were mostly erected last
\ and consist of a fine large hotel, with
Sous and wellventilated rooms a bath
Ie, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
tub, shower, and dottche baths of the
1t and most approved style; billiard
abowling saloons, with four ten-pin
as; dancing hall and reception rooms; ;
Is refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
try, bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&c. The waters are a saline chalybe-
pronounced by gmedical men as un-
assed for their hygicnic quail les.
any person acquainted with the BUSH
of conducting such an establishment,
opportunity of making a fortune is
Ipresented, such as seldom occurs. I
Vold the property for private sale till
1rst sday of March nextg If not then
will lease it on favorable terms. A.
VIM. HEILMAN. I
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aboard to examine, and all agreed
that she was a model packet. Left
Louisville at II P. NJ, passing over the
falls, and landed few mo-
ments. Fourteen miles below
took 200 bales of hay, discharged
freight and passengers at Cannelton,
Rockport, Greensboro, and New
burg. Here she added materi-
ally to her freight list,
and left last night for Memphis. She
had an extremely pleasant party
aboard, and all enjoyed themselves,
The officers and crew made all feel at
home. and her sumptuous tables were
the theme of universal admiration.
Jim Vinyafd and Harry johnson
dispenses the fuidical compounds,
with grace and suavity, and in man
ner so judicious that not the slightest
sign of inebriety was manifested on
board during the entire voyage. She
has a picked crew, and her officers
are all veterans, and no boat ever left
the port of Cincinnati with warmer
wishes for her success. Her outfit is
perfect-carpets, furniture, beds and
bedding, pantry ware, all selected
with care, and suitable to frst-class
packet. Her books and stationery
are from the JOURNAL Job
Rooms and Book Bindery, and de-
fly competition. She carries one
of lie Pelley's patent rudders, which
works to charm, as we are assured
by Capt Dan. Weaver and his associ-
ate pilot We shall have more to say
of this new rudder hereafter. Among
the passengers on the Mayfower,
were Capt. Sam. Hambleton, the fam
GUS hull builder, and Capt VIM. Nc
Cullough, owner Of the steamer Star
light, en- route to Memphis. She had
the following items of freight: For
Rockport, 20 packages merchandise !;
for Greensboro, II packages; New
burg, Phelps & Hopkins, POI pack
ages, near 10 tons; Evansville, 200
packages; Henderson, 4; Weston, z;
Golconda, 46; Shawneetown, 2 horses,
a wagon, and lot of HOUSEHOLD goods;
Paducah. 1913 packages merchandise,
and 300 barrels salt; Columbus, 126
tierces bacon, and 1872 packages mer-
chandise; Hickman, 3 tierces bacon !;
Memphis, 206 barrels pork, 101 tierces
bacon, 200 bales hay, % barrels whis-
ky, AZ barrels corn meal, 100 boxes
candles and soap, 40 bags coffee. 100
sacks corn, 780 packages merchandise,
20 horses, 100 plows, and large
amount of other miscellaneous freight
1.-THE Morning Star arrived about
dark last night, and returns to
Louisville at 10 o'clock to-day
The Star is one of the finest on the
river, and Capt. DOLLS and John
Ouerbacker are her excellent and
pleasant offcers.....We had the
pleasure the other day to enjoy the
hospitality of Capt. Wade and Bob
Kelley, chief officers of the new Gen.
Lyttle, and right princely hosts we
found them The new Lyttle is a
sumner, and no mistake. She is, we
understand, to go into the Louisville
and New Orleans trade, as soon
as the new packet America is
finished. 1.-The Silver Moon
goes to Memphis this morning. aNl I
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FOR SALE.

TYOsg LE-GROCERIES-A fine stock
IE of Groceries and Fixtures, in a central
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at bar
gain. For particulars, address p. 0. Lock
Box -. EYansYille. Ind. - lfeb28
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Public Sale.
gyHE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILD

4
z. ing and Lot at Evansville, Ind, will
e sold at public auction to the highest
idder, subject TO the approyal OF the. BID
o'clock M.February 18th, 1857, on the prem
seS.
Terms of Sale-One-fourth cash, and the
alance in equal payments of 30, 80, and 80
avs. A deposit of five hundred dollars
500 will be required at the time OF sale.
A certificate of sale will be given to the
irchaser, and the deed will be executed
ION the payment of the last installment
the purchase money.
ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
Surveyor of Customs.
Evansville, Ind, February 18th. 1867.
ia dtd
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iOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bar
gain. a Lot 80 feet on First Street, with
god building on it, suitable for manu-
turing purposes. Inquire of ID. BAER,
cler of First and Main streets. Ifeb9 dim
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

M INT
~ DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable price, on easy
serms Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS III. e READ,
13S Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Especial to Evansville Journal.l
Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March Q.
CoTToN-Quiet; middling, 2S@29c.; re-
ceipts for the week, $500 bales; exports
6.95S; stock, 29, 1867.
FLoUR-Dull; superfne, 50 00@9 so.
PoRK-Firm and steady at 22@2215c
CoRN-Steady; S1gOO9l.05. s.
{ OATs-75@80c f =
HAY-S2S@30.
Other markets are unchanged.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING The best of aecommo-
- dations can be had at MRS. E. M,
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyon the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. [jan9 dSm
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Cornoration notice.

- = february 18th, 1851
ORDER FOR A BRCK SIDEWALK
N0W ur xs aEREBY ORDERE-
Aedand directed b the Common Couna-
I'll 81 n the City of Evasville, that the own
eFsof sll lots or pait u ao's ~ r.Ss
adjoining the noraeas' sl Go,,, 20 Streas
sotSS s. it liz, cs-sefhe sidewalks theresa
tn,so hronoSbt 70 IA proper grade, and tnaG
thew cause si5al OF Class No. o. 70 49,. =
t tha , uTT II tito of this order. 60
the puollScaaisii|i "A. N! MeGRIFF, Clerk
CITY clerk Office, March ID 1867.
LILY 19t - dsi4r ,aoyls q lUnion COPY
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SPECIAL RIVER DISPATCHES.
{ Erczusiuelz to The .Lournal.l
!. [special to the evansville journal. j

i p I = Y 3
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- CAIRO, Feb, 2.-There was a heavy
rain storm, with 4 laundering, and
lightning, last night Cloudy windy,
and freezing, this evening. aier
The Mollie Able, from st. Louis
for New Orleans, ran into the .Missis-
sippi levee during the storm last
night, and had to be pulled off by the
Ruth.
Especial to Evansville Journal
CAIRO, Feb. 2, noon.-Arrived-
Ned Tracy, st. Louis to New Orleans,
| 9 p. NJ, Armada, Evansville and re-
turn, II P. NJ; Empire. Memphis to
Louisville, 9 A. M; Annie, Cincin-
natl to Memphis, 10A. NJ.
Especial to Evansville Journal
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2.ARiver rising
rapidly A food-tide is expected.
Weather rainy. Arrived-Starlight,
from Evansville; Rowena, from Gin
cinnati. e 9mto Il 'elnfo Ia#
30 [Specialto Evansville Journal.l
MEMPHIS, March 2.-The weather
is cloudy; raining business is dull in
consequence of the weather;sri
rose I inch; is now in ten inches of
high wa mark Of 1862. Departed
Stonewall, for Louisville; Leonidas
and Kata Rob;ncon g. D:44 -
John Kilgore and David Walsh, for
st. Louis; Dan Able, for Vicksburg;
Minneola, for Cincinnati, with 1900
bales of cotton; John d. Perry, for
New Orleans, with $500 bales of cot
ton. In port-Mercury, st. Patrick,
and Adam Jacobs.
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LOUISVILLE, March 2--The propo-
siion before the Kentucky Legisla-
ture, to remodel the corporation of
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March I'M.
FLoUR-Steady.
WHEAT Firm 81 20 for No. l, and 81 ST.,
81 SO for No.2
CoRN-Firm at 7714@77<c. ,,s...
OATS-Quiet and firm at Ale.
PORK Firm at s19@19 Is. .qahua13I II
LARD-1 VFipr atrl2aal9g'94r 1871 II
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EnreignLl. Marikats.

gsErtof7tlIgA MAJ Ma Kttss 10
BY Telegraph,l LIVERPOOL, March 27Eve.
Is COTTON Market quite active, and, show.
led an advancing tendency; closed at 131zd
for middIing uplands-an advance Of I'D
since the opening. Sales to- day 12,0O Obales
p 56i f'2.ft' 70 2 3 LONDON, March 2-2Eve.
Il, Consois closed at 81; 5-2Os, 1875; Illinois
Central, rs; Erie, 81. ~, -asss iss5.
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COAL.
RODEAaE COAL MINES.

lx~N FFtcE,foS1 THE CoBNER OF Lo-
I'D Gust and Water stress.
: A constant sappfy. and ord'fs pnO O.-sR PV-
ly filled EaTfr 4FaFf
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vYANTED PARTNER With from
wv 81 500 to s., 1000 capital, in aprofitable
manufacturing business, already estab-
Iished in this city. Address Post-Office
may be had. [feb23 div
VIZ ANTED- TO RENT. A HOUSE
wv containing five or six rooms. One
above Main street preferred. Apply at the
Drug Store, corner Third and Main.
feb2l IW
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wwERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and
NO. 5 First Street.

TRUNTz & MENTZEa, Proprietors.
THE choicest Wines and Liquors will be
bent constantly on hanu; and special at
tantion will be given 20 the
RESTAURANT,
where all the delicacies OF the season will
he served in the most approved style
making it a pleasant resort for the MER-
IN MIS- and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited
oc23 d3m
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WANTED.

WANTED STORE Immediately, a
WV Store, with or without dwelling at
tatched; near the railroad depot preferred.
Address P.O. box Asa, Evansville, Ind.
mch4 DIT r III ts-s-.
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UNIONS AND SWEET POTATOES
~ -On hand and for sale low, wholesale
and retail, at Vickery Brothers
TO- EUREKA BAZAAR, rs Main st.
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FRANKFORT, March 8.
U. s. bonds closed yesterday at n.
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'OLLAND HERRING and other
Fish comprising Hake, Haddock,
s, Pickled and Smoked Herring, etc.
- VICKERY BROS, rs MafnESt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-25

JOHN MoRRIssEY.-The Washington
correspondent of the n. Y. Independent
makes the following sketch of John Nor.
rissey 't'By Fernando Wood s side is John
Morrissey, physical Ajax, clothed in
unexceptionable broadcloth 1t looks par.
ticularly smooth and glossy from here
remember, / am looking from the gallery.
His hair, too, is black and waving, and OF
that luxurious growth which marks a boun-
tiful vitality To break the description
with an chronological fact, the pure off.
spring of the Gaelic races are almost sure
to wear this opulent crown. 1t is only
when thoroughly Americanized that the
vital life declines and the hair dwindles
Alas for the American, subsisting on his
nerve life, sustaining it with false excite.
ments and unnatural sitmulants. What
wonder that before middle life he presents
such op-knot-weak, thin, fluffy, and al
last nothing at all Nature meant well
by John Morrissey, and gave him mag
nifcent physique. He thanks her by
growing into prizc fighter and breaking
his nose.