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NHESSENGER'S NOTICE.--Iu

M ESSENGER'S NOTICE.--In
I'VE the District Court uf the United States, for
the hoTtbFIn Datrct CT Ohio FE.-In the matter Of
Frederick IieisicS, Baakrupt-In Bankruptcy At
CeTelsn;, ia the said District, tire 24'h day of
October, 4. d. 1867. N1r'hera District Of Ohio rs.
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Court By Frpte ick Pedrick, Of Fremont, in the
CcGrtv Of fSsndass " ia said Histries, duly declared
Banbrapt under The Act oi Cougrees Of Marc %,
1861 for discha 3e sad certificate thereSE from
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A fine house and lot, on the corner
of Napoleon and Elm Streets. houEe as good as new
locston excellent good we'll, cistern ont buildings
and fences. Terms, reasonable
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1t is automatically stated that ono fifth Of the in.
baoitants OF this Country and Europe die of Con
sumption No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood there is no
dis 'ase upon which exists a greater diversity of
opinion and no disease which has more completely
Oslheo All medical skill and remedial agencies.
Some Of the prominent symptoms are Cough. En-
pectoraton, ShortnePs of Breath, Irritation tbout
the Lungs and Chest darting Pains In the Sides and
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21

PRENTICE says !" We won't believe
that to kiss a pretty girl Is so deli
cious. till we have it from her own
lips"
4 WIFE asked her husband if drug
gists kept dye-stuffs for sale. He re-
piled, Most druggists keep little else
but die-stuffs. =
SWEET SIAPLIoITY.-As a weary
traveller was vending his way through
the far West region of the country,
he discovered young maiden seated
in front of small log house. He
rode up in front of the cabin and ask
ed the girl for drink of water. He
drank it, and she being the first wo-
man he had seen for several days, Of
fered her dime for kiss. The young
maiden accepted the Offer and re-
ceived both the kiss and the dime.
The traveller was about to resume his
journey, but the girl, never before
having seen dime, asked t~What
am L to do with the dime?' You
may use it in any way you. wish" he
replied, it is yours. :" IF that is
case. = said she, /" I'll give you back
the dime and take another kiss"
A LITTLE DISSERTATION ON KISS
ING.-The first oddly that comes into
my way, is remark by some one that
kisses are like creation, because they
are made of nothing, and they are
very good-a very sensible remark by
the way-and the next is d definition
of buss.
Thus: buss, to kiss rebuss; to kiss
again pluribus, to kiss without, re-
gard to sex sillybuss, to kiss the
hand instead Of the lip; blunderbuss,,
to kiss the wrong person; omnibuss,
to kiss allzthe persons in the room;
erebus, to kiss in the dark.
Evidently the country girl who,
came to 6 town" had these definitions
in her head! Her cousin, fine
handsome young fellow, was to escort
her mile or two. and not wishing to
walk, remarked $780,.
" Mary, let's take buss. 80 -
But Mary, blushing to the eye
'brows, drew back, and with wounded
modesty, replied:
'Ol ,Georgel not right here in the
81 ~
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RBr Sole Agents for Steinway d Sons,
and Chiekering sons Gold Medal
Pianos; alsofOr Haynes Bros sianos and
Prince Brothers MelOdeons and Organs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21

JOHN n. CREBS. CHAUNCEY 5. CoNGER
CREBS e. C0NGER,
Atf0Fneys-af-Law, CaPmi. Illinois
Win practice law in all the Courts of Ed
wards. White, Wayne, Hamilton. Saliae.
and Gallattn Counties. in the State of MI.
nois, and in the Supreme Court. Refer to
g. Maghee, James K. Minor, StocIxwen n
Co., Colonel Z. W. Stone with l. q d. Hell
man, Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.
Maya d3m
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DIR. 7. c. FANNUFS.

Special attention sfven to Surgery.
All cases of a surgical character, as Prf-
vate Diseases, Affections of6the Eye, &C.,
will receive rational treatment hs91 4
Ofiice-S7 MAIN STREET. If.ovI3 dow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-21

EAGLE WORKS
IS Manufacturing Co.
FOUNDED 1855 -g
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
P. w. GATES, President.

2. w. GATES, President.
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers, s. 4. +" s h.l4 -
Sugar Cane Mills,
Evaporators, a58. ~.
Rock Breakers, 4 s''y - -,93 Z. ~ --'..
Stamp Mills Ia. a..t..
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick &
Machines. .srt ~ .,s
Lathes, Planers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses.
Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing.
Office. As Canal Street.
GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
PETROLEUM AND MINING sToCKs.--tRsr BOARD
MONDAY. Dec. 23rH

MONDAf Dec 2J--r. n.
Gold closed At Isi. The clearngs at the Gold TX
change Bank were So 10000, and the balances
81, SO9,275.
Government stocks are offered freely. but meet a
ready sale NJ abont SATURDAYS rates. State stocks
are strong New Tennessee Us sold at g. and Mis-
souri, Is at s71. In railway mortgages little done.
Pacific Mail continues unsettled and lower As low
az los was accepted the street closing at 1904 Tue
Atlantic Mail Ship Company supposed 10 have sold
ia Pacific stock and good deal of stock held for
investment has been added 20 the stock on the
street The share market was generally firm ut the
full prices OF Saturday, and closed steady AT the
Second Board the market was lower upon nearly the
whole list, Erie selling down 10 ~. The Express
stocks were lower Wells and Fargo dropping 10 AZ
fa of ca per cent. and United States TO 1Sper cent
Government stocks firm the Or of 1862 selling az
iOsl The market closed firm at the following prices:
Coupon dr. 1881 ll2s0ll2b: Coupons $50 1862, l0esH
lOS9 Coupons 1864, lO5iGlo6a; Coupons, 1866, 1850
1854 Coupons lnewl 1866, l0SalOSs; Tennessee rs,
eI.coup0n, 65tG60 Tennessee IL, new. 62Ia6S; MIS-
souri Is, G.G91s; Canton, 49l'G50S Western Union
35s6D25, Pacific Mail, s0l09s; Atlantic Mail
ll99l20; NewYork Central, lt7ta ma; Erie. T:N7!;
Erie Preferred 74p74s: Hudson, lJl!Sl3s; Resding'
96a9Si; Michigan Central, ll@al 49, Michigan South.
ern, s5sGSJ. Illinois Central l29adel@9s; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh s7Qs7l; North Western 5st: North
Western Preferred. 7OlG7Oa: Cleveland and Toledo
S9999a; Rock Island. 9s.Ca99; ST. Paul 41iG47s; ST.
Paul Preferred, Cisa05; Fort Wayne, s9sH@s
Money is in good supply at per cent, With leans at
sS7 per cent. Commercial paper is more saiaoie,
and nance arc less closely examined. Beat pass AZ
TAG. Second grade at lO6ls per cent.
Exchange is quoted at llO0ll0! for leading names,
with sales At N0f. Paris long, SlS9ol4f; short
5l2i95l1I: Hamburg. So9Soi Amsterdam. 4lt@Alt:
Frankfort. 4l04li; Bremen. TpS79s; Berlin. n!9Ts.
A correspondent wishes 10 know why tho Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
TRAGEDY IN SUSSEX COUNTY. y. }.

The Ne,cdrk Courier of yesterday has the
following: SHERIFF Ward OF SUSSEX County went 90 a
point In the Sparta Mountain the village OF Sparta
this forenoon aud arrested and conveyed tho Newton
jal aged widow woman named LOzler, charge OF
having murdered girl u years Of age who had been In
her employ ~ a servant. About two weeksagO tho girl
was missed by the immediate neghbOrs OF Mrs L0zier
and they knowing her violent temper suspected
something wrong On being questioned 40 10 the where
sb0uts OF the girl she told conflicting st0ries telling
that the Lord had take her way and Others that
rowdles had persuaded her off, These improbable stores
served 20 augment the suspicious already entertained in
regard to the matter and yesterday IL said such facts
brought 10 light ~ warranted investigation Of
tho premises occupied by Mrs LOze and her arrest TO
day the serious charge Of murder. 10 was runOred
In Newton this morning that the body OF the girl had been
found buried Ia the cellar VI Mira Oziers house where IL
believed 10 have been socreted by the murderess The
woman, who Ii over co years 81 IN SAID 10 have
evinced but little emotion when taken custody and
aceonp panied Sheriff Ward without difficulty"
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Bank stocks are quoted as follows:

The following letter from Secretary Mccullough
puts an end to all doubts to his course upon the
question of contracting United States notes. Tha
reasons for non-contraction might have been made
stronger The Secretary might have stated that for
nany months there would be no surplus revenue
available for the payment of United States notes. and
that his income viii be hardly equal to the redemp-
ton OF tho 1905, Compound Notes, and past due
debts presented for payment. Until the 730s are
funded, and the Compounds got rid of, no contrao-
uon can be made, and probably none will be at
attempted this side Of December 1855 After another
crop Is gathered throughout the Union and the short
debt Is put into long stocks, as will be the case In
December 1868, the attention Of Congress can BE-
given to the contraction Of the currency with pros
pect of success wholly wanting now.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Dec. Is 1851
SIR: Your favor OF this instant is received.
IL tie not my intention 10 retire and cancel any Doss
United States notes this MONTH will the condition az
the Treasury and " the country Justify In making the
usual contraction in the month Of January.
IL may be proper for further TO say, that while
tertan the opinion that early return 10 specie pay.
ments indispensable the national prosperity aud thas
specie payments cannot be restored without curtats
ment OF the paper circulation OF the country shah nos
continue 70 exercise the power OF reducing the ccuatoe
OF United States notes Conferred upon me by the act u
April l2 1866 unless have suppose that shah
be sustained in doing 30 by Congress until Congress
shall have full opportunity for determining the future
say your Committee that there will be no cOnractio
OF the currency by the Secretary during the present
month or the next am, very truly yours, ..
Hon. John Sherman. Chairman, &c.
The days business at the Office of the Unitsd
States Assistant Treasurer follows: Total Re-
ceipts $50 25 total Payments, s3Slssi OF; to-
tai Balance, $1O3,O64.S42 30. j
TABLE Of the Loans. Speete, Circulation, Deporl. asl
Legql Tenders IN the Banks Of he CIV NJ NEG YORK r.
he ,udio nzr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

Mali Ship Company does not make the statsmsnt 4,
promised before the election 1t Is stated upon thu
street that statement prepared long ago. and Of
character 10 force the stock below its present ous
tatioD, but was suppressed and the policy of alb
sOrbing the apportion" and equalizlng the part.
adopted instead. As the speculative elemenp !,
now out of the Board there seems no honest reason
why the stockholders should not be informed of ID.
cOndit ton of the profits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

In the Supreme Court, before Judge Leon
ard, the motions In the OF Smith Ely, IT, and VIM
Joyce were argued yesterday Last year Mr. Taylor
appointed 10 MI the vacancy In the Board Of Supervisors
0oeasoned by Gen. shaers resi- nation Gen shaler him
sell being an appOntee. II claimed that this ap
polntment did not give Mr. Taylor the full term Of Mr.
shae hut only the vacancy until the next general cleo
non Under this impression most Of tho tickets we're
printed with one namo for Supervisor and another 10
MI the vacancy Mr. Ely received the highest number OF
tnest voice Tor supervisor and Mr. Joyce received the
highest number OF votes 10 hll vacancy" The super
visOrs IA County Canvassors threw all these votes
on the ground thai the statute regulating the election Of
Supervisors forbade them count any ballots which
more than one name appeared. Mr. Ely and Mr.. joyce
each procured from The Courts mandamus 20 compel
tho kArd OF county CanvaSeTs 20 the vote to
which, In the case Of Mr. Ely the Board returned that
they could nos count the votes under the statute Mr.
Waterbury, on behalf OF Mt Ely moved TO qussh tho
turn insufficient Tho Court denlec the notion but
granted order against the 70 show esuso
why tho return shouid not be fuller In the OF
Mr. Joyce the respondents returned beside the return In
tho other case that 20 vacancy existed % be filled By
read In his behalf that many o. the ballots polled
taned bis nane only Tho motion 70 quaah portion OF
the roten In this osse ives argued. The Court reserved
IL deost0a. RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

choice collection of Standard English and
American books sold at No 81 Eassaus yesterday
by Messrs Miner q SOmerHihe. Tho attendance was
good and the bidding lively, and number OF volumes
cold bcsdes those described in the catalogue Tue
"Battes OF America" vols stO sold for o. 49, Pub
shers price $50. British Esssyiss" II vols sold by
publishers at f26 set went for 80 Dresden uAllery
selection OF subjects engraved after pictures by the
great masters, 4tO full antique, brought s22
Dusseldorf Gallery" gems photographed from
the original pictures, with letter press In she
Spanish language, folio, half morocco was
knocked down Tor SIS: Publishers price, $40.
Cells Pornpeiana brought st Washington Irvings Com
plete Works "a vols half calf published at 49, sold for
SOC. Lossngs illustrated Life Of George Washington,
splendid steel engayings 10 vols, lto London edition
went for W. Mrs Jinesons characteristics OF Women.
with - steei engravings full Turkey extra went NJ sll
Charles knights London Pictorisly Illustrated, vols
sold for va Psalms OF DAVID illustrated London edition.
worth 40, brought only 81 CO. large collection Of stan
drd Poets In blue anu gold and assortment of Photo
graph Albums sold rapidly At low hguTes
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Giiu g,al Gsiatt for Sak.

EOR SALE-With possession, in One-hund-
u tdAni,~sa url bttssss Fiie ahd SIihA,e' 1sv
m,n Al ne low pres Of $1,000 10 iui Permits Of
JoUREBAT. No Pnsst
EOR SALE-For Investment, PROPERTY
Wooster and Gesns veil seasd Permits OF -
JOyRSEAf No I
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aurtiuu SAILS Of Stal GsiHii.
10 Yd.l

WANTED 10 PURCHASER convenient
w HOUSE nth ali ths modern Improvements hested essss s
sseoaa snd sixth sv.a sd ferthss prlss aen s"
h efg.ooo Addfss Ser Ne sts te,iOo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
rue FEMALE CHRISTIAN HOME

on Christmas eve, the children in the Home VIII unite
with tie children OF the MOTavan Church Religious
srcises are to held. and Christmas tree provided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

YERNMENr DEPARTMENT.
~ g $50 Co 81 n islTreas Notes 7 3-i0
1 5000 1881 "a Series.
10 8 So 1910 Coup $1,000. 1914
! 5000. ..........i0lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

Country atal GSiair for Snk.
ATORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
sALH low Abe Csnsty ssln Ana hsai. 49,.
As s..sos Or ,.E, By BLACKWELL SMITH Ne ~ nss'"
NswYS1i 90 u ohgs corner Man ans Cess ss wv
A TTRACTIVE and cheap HOMES at Metu-
IN ehss one hour ron Jsrey City, 5000 70 eS 600
PETIT fRAEEE.ko. III bIc.Svy, hoo@ 10 =
CHOICE FARMS at Farmers prices, IN the pest
..toa, In New Js,,s PETIT PRAZRG III Brosd1s room
EOR SALE--A very pretty COTTAGE and
A.srr, GROUND snCin, staten Island ss', Sspf' ,s
shore In the peghiofbod VI nt class sohoo
ehnss pArof nng and ihen on INT nooi we 80
.nd omen s location residences Poe
one han on mortgage desired innsdsts PS''sten FER
nits OLA JOURHRAy. No. 1 Pine -
GREAT BARGAINS in FARMS and COL,
TAGEs an Nm, az sontl ,ds Long IaaEa e2Oo so0
PETIT 4 FRAZRB No. III Broadway, Room No
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groukIpu 4,ul Estate Tor SAk.

FOR SALE Iowa genteel two-story BRICk
sl,,. u,strsoJ App TO- or asdrs,ssH AACOABER SON. No
III FULTON ave. BrooIJp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

OiIs.American Lnseed duh al o. ole o. ior e go
and bbIs English do. Ne dull and nominal Sruo'
oils are 1uIettnd unchanged. Lard on Is auu o.,,ns
proc sONs-The market Tor Pork Ia quiet ouh v'a4
10 an important sdvAScs il Chicago psVes se7 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
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