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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-15

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CINCINNATI, July 13.-The river has risen
3 inche> during the past "a hours. Weather
clear. Thermometer rs deg.
The river continues to fall steadily, and
the bar opposite the city begins to loom
up already. 1t has been crowded out near
the middle of the ris er, and stretches far
Their down in front of the city than we
ever knew it before. A river man of close
observation and much experience, gives it
as his opinion that il is washing down into
the bend. and in another year the channel
will come IN this side of it-......The
weather yesterday was cloudy and pleas
ant, but without rain here, though il
rained hard at Newpurgh and above -..-
The arrivals and departures since 8 O'Clock
on Saturday include the Tarascon, Louis
vile and return; Plain City, Louisville
tc Green River; Armada, to Cairo; VIM
White and James Gray, Green River and
return; Ollie Sullivan, Cannelton and re-
turn; Chattanooga, Cumberland River to
return; Shamrock, st. Louis to Cincin-
natl; Leonora, Cincinnati to return;
Morning star, Louisville to Henderson
Quickstep, Cairo and eturn....-
The shamrock had a good trip on herself
and barge ...-..The Chattan oogaS had 81
hogsheads of tobacco. She returns positive
ly to Cumberland River o-day Capt Scott
and Kit Rudd are her obliging officers.
The Mary Swan will extend her trip this
time to Vicksburg and the Bends. She
viii ave a full load..--.The Leonora No.
2 had a nice lot of freight The Star
was full of peop.e.-.-.The VIM. White
and James Gray returned to Green River
yesterday, and the White Will be here
again this morning~-.The Morning Star
found but four and a half feet of water on
Scuffitown, yesterday-the thinnest water
hence to LOuisville.---The Cora s. may be
expected at the wharf. this morning, for
Memphis, Captain Menkin in
and AL. Traxall in the ofice-..--.The
P. w. Strader will be here this
morning, for New Orleans, and
the Sam. J.. Hale for Memphis-......-..
A SPLENDID LINE OF STEAMERs.-To
those of our citizens who contemplate a
visit to the northwest this Summer, we
commend the route by st. Louis to st
Paul. A line of magnificent steamers ply
regularly all the season, leaving st. Louis
every day in the week except on Friday
and Sunday, consisting of eleven of the
finest steamers on the western waters, all
finely appointed, and commanded by ex-
perienced and obliging officers, giving
passengers the advantage of unbroken
rest and a view of the fine scenery of the
Upper Mississippi. Capt. T. J. Buford is
the Superintendent and Mr.. 1. NJ. Mason
is the Agent at st. Louis.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July Ii.
CoTroN-Unchanged; sales of l,20O bales
'f fsoUss q lesdIaas. SITS bbls and III
bags; market Csc better for high grades
others unchanged; s. 50 for superine State
$40 log Il 50 for trade brands; sii coo b Il fol
shipping ohio. st. Louis $40 o0@l2 rs; win
ter ST. 00@l9 90. California Csc higher; sales
OF 800 bbls at $l2 50a15 so. Rye -four firmer
sales OF 800 bbls at s. 5099 so.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 240 bush; market q
st ses = sd Rsm s. S fsr S So.s 3 M fnIss * fy'C g 90 sH fo1
Miehigah; $ IS FOR new new wSite Virginia,
and S. 20 for white California.
RYE-Quiet; sales of 1000 bush Western
at 81 45 and 5 200 bush Canada at 81 s..
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 5000 bush four
BARLEY ALT-Dull
CoaN-Receipts, 80. 499 bushels !; market
dub and favois buyers; sales, Al 1000 BUSH
els. at 81 05@1 OF for new mixed western;
81 os for very choice western; 93c@sl 04 for
unsound: s5c for New Orleans; 81 l5@l l9
for white western.
OATs-Shade firmer; sales, %. 900 bushels
at Sc for western 455zc for Ohio!
LEATHER-Sales with fair request at 30@
WooL-Dull and heavy; sales, $500 900
for picked; 44@46c for sqper1ne pulled.
RICE-Nominally unchanged.
C~oFFEE-Dun and unchanged.
SUGAR--Qniet and steady; sales, 100 hogs
neadS OF cuba at 1lI@l2Lc.
MoLAssES-Heavy; sales, 100 barrels of
Cuba at 45@47c. r-.
PErRoLEUM-Crude, nomiral at l7c; re-
fined bond quiet at 261z@2c.
Physiological drmer and closed heavy;
sales, 22SO barrels at s23 10 for new; closing
at s23 so cash; go so for old; SIG 50 for
prime; and 81 80 for prime mess.
BEEF Firm; sales, 175 barrels. Beef
BAcoN-Scarce; held above the views of
buyers.
CUT MEATs-sales. $50 packages ut Ss1@
10Ac for shoulders; 12L@l413c for hams.
LARD.-Firmer; sales, $50 barrels at 11I@
l3e for new.
BUTTER-Quiet, at 1O@22c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heavy at 7@1412c.
GoLD-Opened at 1891; closed at 1920
1891.
p. M.
FLOUR-Closed firm with an upward ten
dency for choice grades, and very quiet;
nOminally unchanged for all other kinds.
WHEAT-Qufet and very firm; No. 2
Spring 81 2002 40; No. l Spring 81 55@2 81.
RYE-Steady. at 81 45 for Western.
OATS-Quiet and firm, S398oc for West
ern, and 92a93c for Ohio.
CORN-Dull and heavy, at 81 04@1 OF for
good to strictly prime new mixed Western.
PoRK-Heavy and lower: sales of 1900
bbls. mess, at 80 80 cash, and S23 regular,
closing with sellers at quotations.
BEEF-Qufet and steady.
CUT MEATs-In fair demand n prices
advancing.
BAcoN-Very firm, with only a limited
amount offering.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, July IL.
FLOUR Dull, but unchanged; fresh
ground family, including new, at So SOC
WHEAT-Irregular, and prices lower
with a good deal offering at 50 25g2 40, the
CoRN-Unehanged; sales of No. at 81 rs
al rs.
O~ATs-Scarce and frmer; No. held at
soc, and at the close scarce and none offer
ing.
RYE-Nominal, at 81 90.
CoTToN-Dull, but prices are unchanged
middling 23@2315c.
WHIsKY-3Oc in bond.
MESS PoRK-Ffrm, at s23 90, with but few
BULK MEAFs-Buoyant, holders asking
higher prices; 9%c and il%c offered for
shoulders and sides, but &c higher asked /:
all the sides to be had 1l12c were taken.
BACON in demand, at 101c for hOuld /:
l2c for sides; I3c for clear rib sides, and 13%c
for clear, but at the close none could have
been bought at those rates, holders asked
4GDhc higher
HAMs-Are higher; common 49, &c; sugar
cured 2lc.
LARD-Is held out of themarket, though
tne demand Is not large 100 tierces sold at
n but holders generally asked I3c. The
general feeling is strong, based upon q be-
lief that prices of all articles must farther
advance materially. The consumptive de-
mand from the South is very large and
pressing.
BUFFERS firm for fresh in good order,
but dull for other kinds.
~EGGS-Dull, at l4@I5c.
LINSEED OIL-At 81 ~.
SUGAR.Firm, at 12@l5Ac for raw, and
l7H@ISc for refined.
C~OFFEE-Firm, with agood demand
GoLD-l3SL buying.
MONEY Observation-Disclosures.
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Confectioneries.
Ahlering& Hassler. LIS South F~drStztzzx-
Christ A. d W., los Main street.
Grocers RETAIL }.
Parsons, Scoville & Co.
Cook & Healy. 70 Main street,
Vickery Bros, 70 Main street.
Merchant Tailors.
Smith & Darling. "a Main street.
"a Hats and Caps.
Lanphear & Mitchell, % First streea.
Miscellaneous.
Uhlhorn & Brinkman, Marble Dealers Szzp,
l02, and 10i Main street.
Evansville Business College, L. 6 Szzux-
field, Principal, First street.
James & Son, Lumber Bsxsezxs
Water street.
Decker Philip, Oils.
French w. s., Carpets, 10 First stree&-
Crescent City Springs. Hit & Oelk1<k-
Bennett F W.. Meat Store, corner LsszszsE
and Second.
First National Bank, Main street.
Journal Company, No. Q Locust stre9@
hewitt w. g., Florist
Wolff c., Saddier, So Main street.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, July I3.
FLoUR-Moderate demand, and l5@16c
higher.
WHEAT-Neglected, and little more than
nominal; No. 2, at favOrite houses, sold a
81 1902 III. e
CoRN-DulI at H@Ic lower; sales No l at
S49S5c; No. 2, 81; closing dun at S@S4Lc
for No. l..
~OATs-Active, firm and higher; 5S@5S%c
for No. 2; closing steady.
RYE-F1rm and 5@6c higher; 81 Is for
No l.
BARLEY-Duu and nominal.
PRovISIONs-Firm and active.
Mess PoRK-S22 00@22 %.
LARD-l21s9l24
BEEF CATTLE-Active; 81 5O@S 90 for
good to choice shipping.
HoGs-Fairly active, and IO9l2Lc higher;
6 2596 SD for extra small.
Ed at 81 25@4 IS for good TO
choice.
RECEIPTs-1,70 200 bbls. -four; 5000 bush.
wheat; $4,000 bush. corn; 1900 bush. oats;
1,S00 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-6,OO0 bbls. flour; 800 bush
wheat; ~ 900 bu-h. corn; 50, 900 bush. oats.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, July Ii.
ToBACCo-Not so active and prices not
generally changed.
CorToN-Nothing doing.
Temp Quiet and unchanged.
FLoUR-High grades continue scarce and
firm; low grades quiet: double extras at
@l6.
WHEAT-Declined; good Spring at 81 40;
good TO prime new, 81 2l@l 22H; choice
81 2O92 25; fancy 81 70.
,CoRN-Depand good for prime and
cholce, bube1ow grades dull, n prices
range from 59l0c.
OATS-Firm but slow at soc.
fRoFISIONS-Tending upward.
MESS So 75923 25.
bACoN-Shoulders at 10@l0Zc; clear sides
lS54@19c.
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Louisville. Market.
By Telegraph

by Ielegraph.] LOUISVILLE, July Is.
ToBACCo-Sales of III hhds Tugs at S. 75a
%; common to Medium leaf 75caSI 90.
FLoUR-FIrm; choice low Sl4 90; super
fine old 81 80.
WHEAT-New 81 75Q2 90.
OATS-In buIk Toe.
PRovIsIoNS-Mess pork s2S 90. Bacon
Shoulders 1gs4c; clear sides lie: sugar
cured hams 19c.
LARD-12Ac.
WHISKY-In bond SOC.
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INSURANCE.
McNEELY & SCHUBERT,
Real Estate and InsuraaGxy
Agents.
No. 1 HEDDERICH'S BLOCH
No. 1 HEDDERICH'S BLOEHA.
Second Floor,)
Opposite the Court-House,
wver. ,,4 AysyILIE. Evra

N1@NOAAa Aoo
Opposite the Court-House,
rolsa ossats EVANSVILLE Eszz
Real Estate bought, old and,e xcdzssus<I
on commission. Terms reasonable s6h
charge unless property is disposed af sE'
Property of non-residents attendssH- I'm
taxes pa d., and rents collected.
A number of bargains in improved aznMl
real estate now ON our hsxGRxr.
chase desirable property. Persons kzStzzH
such for sale may find customers by aq31kY-
ing at this office. We nave several zaEks-
Three business stands to let. Also Gsnaxw~
Portable lodging room.
A large quantity of farming, timber, erxE
and saline lands in Indiana, KeuaErkR.
Illinois, Texas II Iowa for sale ar eSs-
change. A good stand for the caddauq#-
making business in a fiourishing t0Em SMa
southern Illinois. Also a pleasant 0sS#-
reasonable terms. Excellent gard nSErx
ground near this city for sale.
Persons having real estate for sa1er sExs-
hange or rent are requested to gtsse 1H
the details OF the same for reference
INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good compaaiszz.
special given TO LIFE INSgE~
ANCE. We are agents for the ~celekCnse9
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Life InsnrzEszs
United States. Also for the FRANKAlN
LEE, Of Indianapolis; the WEsEEH-x5
LIFE, OF CINCINNATI; and the WOEAES
ity to do business for the latter In Eexs-
lucky.
The attention of the public is asvlzr
directed to tie important subject q Asl@
pendent ones against want are lnviAsk Ia
call and examine the claims of compznzssE
q NoTARfAL BUSINESS trans1asra
at this Office. IN&
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The other States, excepting Texas, made
a favorable comparison with the last year.
It is too early to The final result
of the harvest but with average success in
ripening the crop ought not to be less than
10Y. OoO, 900 bushels. An average acreage of
winter barley has been sOwn in a majority
of the States. A decrease of five per cent. is
estimated for New York; Ohio, eight per
cent: Indiana, three per cent. an increase
in Tennessee of ten per cent, and in Ar
kansas. OF twenty-five per cent. On the
whole, there is a very slightly minish
breadth Of winter barley, but the increase
the deficiency. The condition of clover is
good throughout the country-unusua1ly,
fine in Ohio and the Middle and New
England states. In Pennsylvania it is
somewhat better han in New York, and
in Maine and Massachusetts, more compa-
ratively, fourishing as compared with last
year, than in the remainder of New Eng
land. The acreage of oats is larger than
usual; in the West, Ohio is the only State
which cannot show an increase. The crop
is somewhat variable in condition; in the
South, tar above an average; in New York.
10 per cent. below; In Pennsylvania. 6 per
cent; In Kentucky, IA per cent. In the
West. generally, the prospect is better than
last year.
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III WILL ALWAYS HI
found on hand an assorted stock OF
Imported Brandies, Foreign and Domestic
Scotch and English Ales. Especial atten-
ton Will be given to the supplying of fam
lilies fOrdOmeStic uSe-warranted pure and
null Agent for Walker & Leonard'S
celebrated Tonic Bitters. The trade sup
piled on liberal terms. [may-Z q diy
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July Is.
DRY GooDs-Market unchanged, with a
tendency towards firm rates as soon as
trade opens. Quotations are generally I'M
changed.
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WANTED.


rOR RENT-A large Brick House on
Third Street, between Vine and Syca-
more. Apply to Mrs. e. RALEIGH. [jy9 st
rOR RENT "A large House with eleyrn
rooms. in rood locality; will make a
first rate Boarding House. Also, a two
story dwelling. with five roems, for rent.
Possession of both Immediately.
A. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent.
july9tf 4rs Evansville, Indiana.
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TheCrnns.

Complete returns for-the month of June
to the STATISTICAL Division of the Agricul-
tural Department ~aorroborate and fortify
the statements relative to wheat prospects.
which we have heretofore given. A care
fuI analysis OF Information from all the
states shows that the total acreage in
wheat is 10 to Is per cent. greater thar last
year. In a majority of the States the
breadth OF winter wheat is quite as wide
as usual, and that of spring wheat much
OF winter wheat is less by II or Is per cent,
with a very heavy increase of spring
sowing. The States sho wing any material
decrease OF acreage of winter wheat are
Oh1o, Indiana, Kansas and Texas. A large
increase fsfndicated in Virginia, Georgia
and Tennessee, and in the South
in the New England and Middle States.
The increase in breadth of spring wheat in
carfoin States ia oG fnlfoWc.
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ANNNOUNCEMENT

n L.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
a. Judge Of h Court OF Common Pleas
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson. and
Warrick. jy8 diff
Editors acknowledgements me to the
people of the District as q candidate for
the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
w. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon. Ind, July 4, 1857. Jys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

4 SovEt wedding took place in ColumLia
CT recently. The bridal party was to be
married and leave town 90 the mex. train
They started for the clergyman residence
havias but little time to spare. and met him
On Tie way. La order that no time might be
wasted, il vas proposed . have the marriage
eeicaouy performed then api there rialt
il thelfpad. Nd objection btbg made. The
minister did the business, several people
meaetime arriving rs passers BY on tho road,
who were accepted as compe.cnt Witnesses
The married couple got 10 the cars in ample
season to start on their t8ug.
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1saa.us:sr.sare Portable
asisi stationary
ssaas:a Engines and
Rollers.
sessgav Cane Ellis.
E.y.si,ara:o.s,
Reel. sEreaE.er>,
stamp Ssiiis,
Mining FEacssirsery,
Cards Esaseni Brick
Machines,
Lasiscs, ssIainer. Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses.
Saw Willis, Fieur Hills,
Will Furnishing,
OFFICE AZ CANAL ST.
EsEEC.GGD.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THos. CntiNxss.snpt. RaPa GArts. Gee. 4 Treas.
D 4 FasssG, Asst ". J.. CnAss, Gen. ket NY.
sad uraashfsUhan. habi,s Bro. Agents Lake
ustlS-tsm Superior.
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Ti.r NaiioE IN an ntticle on I'd, aI'uJlic
Conscience" calls attention to the fact that
oar indebtedness il mot niy far fighter debt
thau the English have borne uniiinchingly for
hundred years, but is ia far lighter debt
than the Dutch have burne without nurmur
f9f two bundled years, without extraordiua~
~ resources, without increase Of popua alton,
without any great political future They
have never sought 10 wriggle out of it, or
evade it, or teis, TIE letter Of their own laws
for tbe confusion Of those who trusted thems
There never has been great party among
them IN favor Of any such dedge or device.
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MIXED MARRIAGES. The World being in
need ofinformation. turns nRtaral y and wses
" to the Tribune. Ii shall not seek in vain.
Here is It's problem ~
his question of iniermarriage Of Afr.
cats eiih persons Of the shits Europea, races
is most interesting, aud becoming every day,
lY reasons OF Republican legislation. OF fear
ful practical Importance. The Fundamental
i6ea ot the Republican party, in its treats
ment 81 The southern States, ia TIE coeauali.
Is Of The white and black races. Ought such
coeguals TO 10 permitted to intermarry We
shall be glad TO hear from the Tribune on the
moral, social, cshnoloeical political, legal,
nd practical relations of this subject? Major
General Pope desires instant information
from Aead-center OF his party!"
Aasrer-Jhe Apostle Pau, berg once
Ifet q to decide whether certain parties
I they were contaut to remain single, he al
yisea them to a. 50, bat considerately added
that II il better to marry than 10 burn =
Gar answer to tbe Hora will he found i'm
buell. with tie spirit OF the great APOSTLE.
We eau imagine no circumstances under
which 1t would seem 10 us fit and wise that
white and black person should Join ia the
hoy state of matr.mony and yet we claim
no light TO Jndse Tor others in the premises,
and eaa suppose no case in which the State
would be las-ael IN interfering to prevent
such marriage my more than 10 cnutnand
i. II Democracy has eoaeoctel or borrowed
m ''interlerence theory" WHICH lustihes such
NEEDING, it "a q worse theory than even IRE
had supposed. All do know that there are
several hundred thousand rnulattoes in this
country and we presume no one has any So
ri5us doubt that the fathefs of at Least nine.
tenths Of them ara y h,ta Democrats AID
We hold that those Democrats if they .rW
have yellow children, might better than 9th
erwise treat the mothers respectively MS wives
after taa laudahla pattern Of that eminent
Democrat, Vice President Richard II. John
sen. Everybody knew what were the co!ofs
d Ills wife end children yet they didn't COS.
him The support Of a single white Democrat
New York and Connecticut giving
him their whole ELECTORAL vote. Hence we
conclude that the Democratic aversion to col
Or il wedlock is neither general nor SINCERE.
Will The Void have any more informa-
tioa IN. J.. tribune
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gss 4aIl1 CIT l|.sGal iIg
= EtApha0eA
FUpua In Alapka.
- n

FoHna In Alap2os
A few dayse since ~ Me1ieed letter
from VI. Dali, Who 5 p1e1lioE ~ ntiic sre.
searehss ln ALASKA, - uAjeh II 1atsd tha4
fossilremaias of the elephant and musk OF
were frequent in q region extending 1900
miles from the coast, along the river Ypukon
10 Fbft YQpkOn, ia he inaorioA IA Aow
learn from a morning contemporary that re-
mains Of a mastodon have also been found IN
Alaska, and that portion off well preserved
susk belonging to that extinct monster has
been brought to this city hy the officera efthe
Western Union Telegraph Ekpcdision, while
ano,hef specimen has been sent to iha Smith.
sonian Institute at Washington. Fossil ivory
is found 10 several portions Of the Arctic re,
gions in quantities sufficient to make 1t of
ce,nmereial Importance, and nay ~ b. dis.
covered In snch quantities Ia AIasks. n
Entire remains Of the elephant and masto-
don have also been found we'll preserved ia
ice. European accounts describe ! conirdete
carcass, with the flesh ard hair in complete
state Of preservation, Of an elephant which
was found melting cut Of ice in the South
Sea some years ago, having come down from
early geologic ages The mastodon tusk
mentioned by the Ala WAS found near
Behrng Straits; it was some twelve fed in
length and seventeen inches In circumference,
and some portion Of the ivory is well enough
preserved 10 be useful. Cplsasl Buckley says
the bones and portions OF The nalr and skin
OF an entire animal of this species were found
q few years since embedded in the ice, near
East Cape, on tie Siberian side of Behrine
Straits, and are now deposited In tho 10, al
Museum at St. Petersburg San Francisco
Bulletin. SO 9s@8k
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VT sec in jewelers. shop, that, as there
are pearls, and duamends, and other precious
stones, there IRE files, cutting Instruments
and many sharp tools for their polishing ;
and wmie they are in the work hoase, thes
IRE continual neighboFs to tasm and coma
oitea undtr them. The church ia Gcd' Jew
q sis work ,house, where bis Jewels are pol
ishng Tor Ills palace ard house and those
he especially esteems. and means 70 make die
most Respondent, he hath oiteaest bis tools
npon Leighton.
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GE AGE FILLS.

ttEst", III, OCT y. 1851.
Owing to rush OF business Immediately
" after and since harvest have bat reeenliy besn
Able 10 hnssh tho aite asiens and Improvement ia our
Mills, watch weld serned necessary 10 enable us In OFFER
tina 70 our customers brand of Fonr PISS ed by
aaS. Havngev sr, thing In the best OF ofdar new We
ttks pl ASSURING isns and ustof &Is that
No shall hcneeftrsh maize our best hsand, the
GA ACE MILL.
Uniormiy good as TO be eia. at least and If
glgserior 10 any tsher tr snds IN anusscturAt
unr dr MANN I, whore ~ pererce and reEut ion as
a Miller n gsne'ar snosnand appreciated having Ia
ken an neres; IN onr firm, will endeayor MAX cur
brands OF sscha quality that they fan 10 merit
increased favor. We shall always sell rs low price
il consistent fifth tn les. Of qdlfgbas arc deter
niseA to make the quality superior Ut whatsysr coat
eeHldsnt that peeps ia peter that rather than the
sAving oysfer ceuts on the sack or kafr~..
octi9 q. ALyRRs 4 co.
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A wRlren ia Pulnam's NeGo-iae for jar
nary SAWS that, during the pas, four years,
more important legislation as been nodded
lv a silent sheer from 1hadleus Stevens than
v cluster mos, brilliant GRAFTON over discuss
ed