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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

"A good man in Utica gave one hun
dred and twelve children of the Orphan
Asylum sleigh ride, all in one load
A man at Chaplin, Conn, in of fit
deliriuna trenens. girdled his apple trees,
set fire to his barn, cut his own throat, and
then endeavored to hang himself He still
survives.
Mrs. Israel Pierce, of Wells, Me-, was
s,lffocated to death by smoke from some
clothing which had been placed to dry in
her room, and which had accidentally
taken FIRE ~ $50 --i -ii-
"A man named B. F. Meades, living in
Gibson county, Ind, has been fined $40
and costs for whipping his daughter, a
young lady seventeen years of age, with q
large black jack switch, because she had
her hair shingled against his wishes, and
for not engaging in prayer when requested
by him to do so. .a1
| Mr. George Blakely, teacher. Ill 8
school near st. Louis, on the 25th Of Feb
ruary last, whipped one of his scholars
| with small switch, for kicking out the
side of coal-box. The parents Of the boy
procured his arrest, and the case was tried
ON Saturday before st, Louis jury, which
imposed fine of IS and costs. = i.aas
| Mr. G. M. c. Mayhall, ,Jr, editor OF
the Rails county (Mo.) Record, shot his
wife last week, having mistaken her for a
burglar. Mrs Mayhall had got out of bed
and gone into an adjoining, unoccupied
room, when she threw open the window,
! the noise of which awoke her husband,
who seized his revolver, and seeing, as he
imagined, burglar effecting an entrance,
fired ball into his wife's shoulder. z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
SHAKESPEARE ON 1NrRRMrrEsTs

The Bard of Avon tells us that the - sun in March
doth nourish Agues and the remark Is as true now
1t was three hundred years ago. Bnt fortunstely
these modern days March Agues be prevented.
HOSTETTERS BITTERS, in single week, will put
the system In condition to resist every species Of
termittent fever Or, If there is predspostion to
biliousness dyspepsia this unequaed regulator and
invigorant will Just certainly prevent that All the
disorders common to the of fogs and foss may
be held In allegiance by this potent sntidote They
also be elected from the system, after they have made
lodgment there by fits perseveri1g 1t therefore
moral insanity for any family to be without IT. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

Count Bismark is credited with bon
mot which makes everybody smile but
Louis Napoleon. They We're talking of
the results of the late war before the Prime
Minister. Prussia" some one remarked,
"has had the line of the Maine; Italy has
had Venetia; Russia has the East at her
disposal" but France" France"
the Prime Minister of King William re-
piled, well, she has her-Exposition"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
BRANDREra's PILLS. CoSTIvENEss, DI.
ARRHEA.

They taken up by the absorbents and carrie into
the circulation, through which medium they con-
veyed to every part of the body
remarkable benefit And the rule sppl,s TO COS
tveness, diarrhea and dysentery; though viii the
last named they may be required night and -ni U for
tons Of tbs lungs, throat head end p] rrisy,
the relief Is certain, the exeretory organs sro~ OF
with the phlegm, sad the breathing oecc eer
spasmodic asthma is citen cured by a sirgle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
Household Necessity Exists for the use 81
purnO,s Celehrafed Caiarrh Rnnff

The beat known remedy for a COLD IN TIE HsAD,r
Heakache. snues. Sore Eyes, Deafness, and the
forms OF that losthsome disease, CATARRH. e.
1t cleanses the entire head Its effects are pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco injurious ingre
dent 1t has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for 8 cents per box Can be cent
by mail receipt of 80 cents for box 81 for four
boxes. Address JAS. DURNO. Postoffce Box 1885 New
York City. Wholesale by d. BARNES q CO., q Park
Row. New York. .+. f.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

"A man in Cleveland advertiscs a half
interest in well regulated laying hen for
sale, assigning as reason his utter inabil
ity to spend all the profits
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

dozen this week but what the first article
i'm the editorial column was headed Rail
road Meeting"
1T is reported that diamond of i'm
mense value was found in Tippecanoe
river, near Monticello, Ind. on Monday.
The value of the precious stone was first
estimated at $3.50 900 Subsequent inves-
tigation reduced it to So, 900, and later
and more scientific observation places the
figures at $4,000. -...sl
The Kendall County GIL Record says:
"On Sunday night, some imp of Satan in
the shape Of man, went into the orchard
of DIR. j. A Cook in the town of Fox, and
bored with three-eighths auger into the
trunks of two hundred fine apple trees-the
holes in many instances going through the
heart of the trees"
There is a shoemaker at Lynn who
makes by hand regularly one pair of shoes
in an hour, or so pairs in a week He has
however, when in hurry, doubled on this
rate, and finished two pairs in an hour, or a
shoe in fifteen minutes. They are said te
be well made, and durable, which is more
than is true Of all shoes ..tr
The Fan River News relates case o
reiuvenation in the marriage IN Little
Compton, last week, Of an old gentleman
of eighty winters to buxom widow o
forty-five. TWAS the third marriage of thu
bridegroom and the second of the bride
His last wife had been dead three months
and her husband one.
The steamer Great Republic, which i
receiving the finishing touches at Pitts
burgh, is said to be the largest boat eyel
constructed on the Western waters. Hel
dimensions are: Length of keel, 335 feet
on deck, $50 feet breadth OF beam. d
feet over all, 81 feet; depth of hold, fee
clear She is designed for the ST. Loui
| and New Orleans trade. w O.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
THE BOOK OF WONDERS

Tells how to make all kinds of Patent Medicines, Per
fumery, Toilet Articles, Cosmetics. Cordisls Wines.
Candies. Soaps Dyes and hundreds Of other ARTICLES
daily demand easily made, and sold at large prcf- ~
122 Nassau street. New York
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINN ~, ne. "a.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Dec. q.
FLoUR-There IS bnt limited demand
at previous prices; family, $40 759lI 90.
WHEAT--Is scarce, and held more firmly:
for No. l red, 3 80 IS asked, and : y If
CoRN-Dum at S3GS4c at the close, but
dull at 64@65c.
RYE-si 5S01 so.
BARLEY-Firner at 81 coal 20 for Fall.
CoTTON-Dutl at 1870 for mlddling.
ToBAcCo-Dall; but little done; prices
unchanged.
WHIsKY-In moderate demand at 2Se in
bond.
HoGs-Dull, the weather being too warm
to slaughter; no demand. The best could
have been bought at SS,GS Is for the first
good weather; receipts. 800; total packing
10 date, 1890; total numoer packed last
season, a.. 900.
Provisions - NomlnaIly unchanged ;
nothing done.
Mess PoRK-Is held at 81.
BULK MEATs-7s4, 81, and lie, for Shout
ders, sides, and hams.
LARD-Is held al I214c, with some de-
mand at lie.
GREEN MEATs-Nothing done.
BUTrER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Un Unchanged
EGGS-34c.
LINsEED OIL-Advanced to 81 O5, with
some speculative demand.
SEEDS-Unchanged
GoLD-I331x buying, and l34 selling.
EXCHANGE-FIrm at par buying.
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the treat Pictorial Annual.

Hostetver's United states Almanac for
1868. for distribution. gratis, throughout
the United States and all civilized coun
tres of the Western Hemisphere, Will be
pubIis ed about The first of January. and
all who wish to understand the true p1i-
Iosophy of health should re ad and ponder
the valuable suggestions 1t contains. In
addition to an admirable medic al treatise
on the causes, prevention, and cure OF a
great variety of diseases, it embraces a
large amount of information interesting
to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner.
the farmer, the planter, and professional
man: and the calculations have been
made for such m erIdtans and ATTITUDES as
are most suitable for a correct and COM
prehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses. and extraordinary
sanitary effects of HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BIrTERS, the staple T. mic and al
tsrative of more than half the Christian
world, are FULLY set forth in its pages,
which are also interspersed with pictorial
illustrations. valuable recipes for the
household and farm. humorous anec-
CiOteS. and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and sele cted.
Among the Annals to APP ar with the
opening of the year, this will be one of tn e
most useful, and may be had for The asking.
Send for copies to the Central Manufac.
tory, at Pitt burg Pa. or to the nearest
agent. for HO3TETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. The Bitters are sold in every
city, town, and village of the United
States.
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Chicago Market.

! Bw Telegraph ssstt = CHICAGO, tDecA27
FLOUR More active and sdrmer at IS 75a
$40 90 for Spring extras.
WHEAT-FirEn and quiet a I 81 92d1 SO for
No. / and 81 81 for No. 2.
CoRN-Old neglected, at S41(9SI54e; new
quiet, closing at 81 54lgS23ac
OATs-Dulf; closed quiet at 541595454c
RYE-Qnleb and steady al 81 561291 So 70 r
No. and. Il 5233 for NJ.
BARLEY-Inac- i've and nominal.
MESS PoRK-s20 50; extra prime SIS 50.
LARD-DuI and nominal, at ll546gl2c-
GREEN MEATS-CGu1eu; hams IQ544l1c;
shoulders SIC
Hoes Dressed dun and Zoe lower sales
/ at So oU17 So dividing on 290 los. live are
extra gu e. = and common and medium
lois arr I0920c Iower;-S5 IS for common TO
extra choice
BEEF CATFLE-Dull at 81 0194 6215 for
ia r to medium cows and 3 GERS.
REcEfPTs@-o,Oe0 barrels -four; 5000 bush
els wheat; 1900 bushels corn 1900 bush
els GA Is. sy-
sHIPAEN 5000 barrels Hour; u, 100 bush
els wheat; 81, co. bushels corn.
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New York Gold and stoek Market

BY Telegraph. IS New York, Dee. a..
MoNEY-Easy and steady !; 68c for CALI
loans.
ExCHANEE -SteaGy at I1GlO3x. gold for
first class bins.
GOLD Without decided change: open-
ing at l34I4 and closing at 1897.
GoyERSMENT ST0CIzs-Stronge and act
i've. The steamers brought u. less
than a half million of 1867
Coupons Of 49, II25I: do 49, IOsIzel'
1857; do. "a 1851 t0515; do '65 los :
DO. new. l0S140l0S5z; do ~. 1857 mI0Ss{ !:
l0-40s, l0l5zlgl0is x 7-5)s l04559I0 "a.
Stocks opened firm and subsequently
declined about u per cent; again heca me
drmer, and closed lower though steady.
Gold, 1899 1880.
ShipIneni OF specie tomorrow are ex-.
pected 10 reach a mlllien o. dollars, chiefly
in ii vel tgars. z4 GH 1a&s1a&
Mining shares frmer.
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( tPrp4sBGRd. PEG ~. THE we4ther is
slowly; Il feet inel1esEih LbeeqAnneI.
The Maggie Hays has lefF tor L5neinnati
say the river is rising g6k 4eel wateuAnRt he
chanael. a large quantity Of on is ex-
pected between now and Monday.
llCINCINNATT Dee. 27.-The river has risen
feet SIN &c yesterday; "A feet in the chan
mel; weather, cloudy; thermometer go !:
heavy rain last night ID Y 3tFG :
LOUISVILLE, Dec. a7I- River rising So
feet in the ca nal py the fnark.8 Il .l{74
The weather. was lo1dy and growing
slightly col@er last n,ght, with the mer-
curry ar60e at midnight. The river rose
ches by the mark. between II O'Clock \.
NJ and P. N, ana was rising over an i ch
an hour.......-Thes only Additional arriya
was the Wauanita, fSeSv orleans to Pitts
burg, with a. good trip just what Captain
Tom. shuman deserves Cum ber-
land LETT for, Cairo with moderate trip.
TheJ. p. Webb not be ng able to comps
her cargo laid over and will leave &c.
day for Wabash River H.. Mark sStull's
raft got away from Hubbs, Patrick &sCo.'s
wharfboat, yesterday afternoon, after the
wind iulIed, "A little rain fell last night,
but 1t was partly clear at midnight......The
river is still rising fast at Louisville and
Cincinna at 1.-THE great Richmond will
have plenty OF water to come out on, and
may confidently be expected here on Mon
day....-...The MayfoWer was due here at
midnight last Night, with 900 bales OF cot
ton for this port. She discharged go bales
at Cairo. She registered 2)0 passengers
coming up, and reports that the Rose
Hamilton struck snag at Island 40, and
tore off 80 feet of her la b 3ard guard.
The Lewellin was getting ready to leave at
/ o'clock this morning ..-...The Wauanita,
Capt. Shuman. leaves at o'clock this
morning for Cincinnati, and will give pas
sengers elegant accom- m odatious... 1t
was raining at one o'clock this morning.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Dec Z.
ToBAcco-Steady at s59f5Tor Tugs 10 u e
dunn leaf.
FLoUR-Superfine 81 Is; choice EI2.
WHEAT-S2 35a2 40 IL - s.s
CORS-Sheiled bulk Soc: ear 75c.
OATS 6aG68c.
Nj e S PoRK-S2I. 4-
LARD-12}Zc.
COTToN-IZ5z9i3c.
BACON-ShouIders I01zc; clear sides 1870
for fancy family allpacked
HoGS-614c gross; nominal.
WHISKY-1n bond % a30c.
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BY Telegraph.1- - MEAPHFs Dec 20
CoTroN- Dull up anas 'fss1ze;; weeks re-
Gel pts II .3S2 bales; exports II,l69; stOcE on
hand T.. 739. -.sf-=
CoRS-7Sc.
OxTS-Scarce IT re.
HAY-Dull al 81. t49s1
FLoUR-Firrn and unchanged.
PoRK-s2 50;T c1earsides dull at 1415.s
: LARDAFirIn al BIC. q
BULK ME4Ts--Snoulders 915c; clear
sides 1870. ErR
River Using. Weather very warm and
cloudy.
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lIONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To CoUcSFRY MESCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
10 the superior facilities OF the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds Of mercantile wore, viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can ne sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Dec. p.
Dry GooDs-Tne market is Quiet and
somewhat depressed. without, however,
any material alteration in prices. New
York Mills Bieached MusI rs, Z, 2l%9 2214c
sty les OF fancy prints Are selling at 1l14c !;
Spfagues are unclaimed, while other
sly tes are without .paE01cuIar change.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Dec. q.
CorToN-Stlff; middling l41S@l454c; sales
ports, ,49S bale. Sales for the week. 2S,-
500 bales; receipts for the week, IS ,632 bales /;
exports for the week. coastwise, IS, 4O4
bales; do, foreign, $3.50 bales; stock on
hand, los, 100 bales.
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DR.. A. WEBBER

formerly of Hcpkinsville, Ky.)
Offers his professional services to the cIti-
zens of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry and
Oak Streets.
Once over the Post-Omce. [se5 dsm
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So How many mothers suffer the agony
I seeing their little ones snatched away
rom them~by- the hopping Cough, or
OiptheFia. when~a single botIfesof Poland's
White Pine Compound would have saved
she baby's life. IT is infaniioIe.
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raHbIa EarqDeia lHafkstd3aOJ

By Cable. LONDON, Dec. q.
tCoNso1s--s9-714@92255s yfor money. and 92ggs
Tor account. ta9 su6uA sse sszRH
AMERICAN SECUBIF EEsLLdttEel doing to-
day, and the market closed fiat; 5-2Os 7214
.fs8-E1@ FsRASFEe2EsDee PIP NJ.
United States bonds 7654.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Z7AP. NJ !
CoTToN-Closed without Improvement /;
upianc's red; Orleans 7sS7 sales 10000 ba es
The week report of the Brokers' Circular
to-day, reports as follows: Sales Of the
week salseo batesh Of " aiohE 10 .6od lehles
were TO exporters, and 500 to SPECTATORS
Stock 1890 bates, ''of which s9T,UO0 are
American.
The Manchester n aFket for goods and
yarns is inactive and heavy.
- = "A &rwEhP.Dae 27-PsM.
PETRoLEUM-LittIe doing; market fiat
and nominal. at a francs. ~
= I
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View York Marker.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph NEW ToRg. Dec y.
CoTFeS-Is a shade 6rner and more &c
tive; sales OF 2,l00 bales at l5}4Gl51ac for
middllng uplanr s; closing raLAer quiet.
FI@UR-Receipts, !, Il barrels; dull and
drooping; without decided change; sales OF
4,6O0 barrels at s. 40g9 90 for superdne
State and Western; So s0taI0 IS for extra
State; So 409l2 90 for extra Western; SI2 so
OLA IS for white wheat extra; SO s0gl3 20
f f common to good St. louis and
ST. 00916 90 for good 10 choice ex ra do,
closing qniet. California dull; sales OF
$50 SACKS AZ Sf2 5091S 50. Rye -four rather
Eaore active; sales of $50 barrels at 81 509
50 80.
WHIsKY-NominaI
WHEAT Receipts, $4,000 bushels; with
our decided change sales OF l5,e00 bushels
No. Splin& at e 29z; 2,GO0 bushels white
California al 50 20
RYE uiet; sales of 5000 bushels Cana
da- IL bond. at u 10
BARLEY-Less active; sales Of 600 bush
els state At Il IS.
MALT Steady; sales OF 4,509. bushes at
81 759I s..
CoRS-Reeeipts. 1885 bushels-old is a
Sales OF 1000 bushels at 81 3SegI SO for old
mi Ked- W estern; 81 33Gg1 81 for new do,
af1oat; 81 30l9l s. for new white Southern
Sfs 7 ysi 5SS sEe{ ana and
dropping: sales s,6e8 bushels at Sac, ahoat.
t E5FFn7 Quiet. saHa4i5
sUGAR-Qaiet; sales Of SOC obls Cuba at
ll49l2e.
e1oI~ASSE Sbe1ty Zuu DpIs. New orleans
HoPs- quiet at 80 &c.
PEFRoLECM-St ady; H15e for crude, and
2415 for refined bonded.
PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales of 25G
bolS. at 0 90l12A for mess, closing al $40 81
regular; Sl7 So6IlS 3 for prime; $40 75yp20 OJ
for crime mess; also, $50 bbIS. new IneSe q
S22 25822 81, sellers February; and at
81 80 sellers March.
BEEF. steady sales 800 barrels at pre-
ViouS prices.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales $50 barrels at
R.ASok More hctfEe{ sales 10 Boxes at
l05s41D1zc for Cumberland cut; ll14g1Isgc
/ for snort ribbed; lie for long ribbed; 1871
for short clear. r-ff $780, t-t-
CUT MEATS Heavy; sales 80 packages at
.S@914c for shoulders; l-@l3lze for hams.
DRESSED HoGS-EarIners5 at s1sGgS56e for
Wesi ern. latter price Tor heavy; s54(99l2c Tor
city, latter price for very heavy.
LARD q nchanged; sales $40 barrels at
-iz2szsstgf ses-faIicy f874 G.
BUpTER- steatls al 3sa46e- fer State.
CHEESE-3eavy at IlCsI5es- - -
FREEGHFS - To Liverpool quiet; 1900
bushels corn at SGD per sail.
LATEST.
FLoUR-Clesed dull aud a shade easier
Tor medium and common grades.
WHEAT-Slightly in buyers favor, and
| firm. with scarcely anything doing.
RYE-Quiet, at 81 769l II for Western.
~ s9A Ag4 2 l,a ana heagy,at s3ssie for
CoRN-Fnm for old; dull and heavy for
| Western afioat. II II ~
PoRK-Quiet; $40 s71802I 90 for old mess,
| cash and regular: sales-501 barrels new
mess %. 90selier, January and az . sell
| Ter, February.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
EATS-NoEninal.~v -~-~ y
LARD-Steady; l25sd13c for fair to prime
/ steam and kettle rendered.
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GREAT BAR GAINS
y 81
~
HUMAN HAD
MISS E. L. POWERS

TWAS JUST RECEIVED A SPLEN
- did assortment of Human Hair Of
All lengths and shades.
Braids, CurIs, Foreperies, Waterfalls, DC.
at greatly reduced prices. s
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere
Also. HAIR JEwELRY of all descrip-
tions made 10 order. -4f
LOCUST STREET,
Opposite the Sherwood House.
se23 dam
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GRAY HAIR

Restored to its Original Youthful Color by
the use of that Scientific Discovery called
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
1t will make hair grow upon bald heads,
except In very aged persons, as 1t fur
nishes the nutritive principle by which
the hair is nourished and supported.
1t will prevent the HAIR from falling out,
md does not stain the skin.
No better evidence of its superiority need
re adduced than the fact that 50 many imf-
attOns of it are offered TO the public.
II ia a splendid hair dressing!
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by
1ail
Proprietors.
FOR sale by all druggists. fdec4 dim
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-U0O3 Isl. Laals MarkeI-

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dec. n
4IoBACGO-~lE5et and unclaimed: very
fitTle doing.
oTToS- Quiet al l215c for mIddllng.
FLoUR-Steady and firm, and prices I'M
cha nged- sss.. me- ses $780,
wins IEirineFs at & eS@2 50 FOR d ime
10 CHOICE Winter.
GoRN-Nery heavy at S7a90c,
OATs-Higher at 67970c.
BARLEY-Steady and firm al 50 00d2 05.
RYE Buyers are heldingl of for lower
rates with small ssales-at 81 sra rs.
PoRK-Lower at S2l o round lots offered
at $40 rs.
BACoN-Easier at l0c for shoulders; I3c
for clear sides; sugar cured MANS 16ldI7c !
dry sailed shoulders 75zc: rib sides 95zc.
LARD-Very dali at lie for tlerce.
HOGS Nothing doing, and prices nomi-
nal at 515@65zc. ssttL
WHISKY Held firmly at 50 90
RECEIPTS LOO barrels f1ou 700 sacks
wheat; ?, 100 sacks corn; 40 sacks oats !;
200 sacks barley; $50 sacks rye; 600 hogs.
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Hood NJ " Write Wm
Hunley Thos wilson A fired
Hinkin ID Williams AUgUeFMg
Husker John Wood II Nj
Hastin Ii Woodman ii
Hatch John I Walker Joseph 81
Hasey Geo Wallace Jas
Hannah Geo w Waring John
Humble Buchanan Walsh Nichols
Head q Co Willis A
Hogan NJ p Warner Aaron
Jones Chas Wicks & Co C
johnson Herman Wilson Jas
James I, Williams o Il
At. WHTTTLESEY, p. n
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Office at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the 9th day of december, 1867.
Persons calling for any of these letters
Will please say advertised" giving date
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LADIES
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Burke Annetta mrs
Bishop Harriet mrs
BentsIy Mary A mrs
Blifton Anna mrs
BIvin A j mrs
Brown Nettie miss
Rurl Cora b mrs
Baker Francis
Curtis B mrs
Carol Margaret IN rs
Call Martha G mrs
Carmichael Fl mrs
Clay Martha mrs
CaJlet Hamlet mrs
Crane Hester miss
Crane II A mrs, z
Crawford II mi S
Colbie George M s
Delaney Jane mrs, z
lannelI Z mrs
Dewey j. cob mrs
Dallam G mrs
Day Mollie miss
Dutze Jane miss
brewer Justina mrs
Depray Lucy mrs
Edwards y mrs
Edwards NJ j mrs
. Fabry 5 mrs
Flas ger Hannah mrs
Fairchild II miss
Fields Mary j mrs
Foster Sarah II mrs
Foster A mrs
Farrell John mrs
Gilman Sophia mrs
Graham Belle Miss
Gardner Alan mis-
Goss Lizzie mrs
Il bson Rebecca mr.
Groan Tlnnle >
Griffitil g mrs
Green Nellie mrs
Garris Annie uiss
Haynie Emma mrs
Hamilton Eliza miss
Henaghan NJ miss
Hagan q b mrs
Harrington M l. miss
Hawley lt A miss
Hubs Rody mrs ff
Hern on Julia mrs
Hooker miss
Hot S a Mosier miss
Hampton r mrs
Isbel Arista mrs
Jones Mary mrs
Jones Maria mrs
nEATmT TN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-28
Pig Iron ! Pig Iron !!

az n tons Olive Furnace Hot Blast;
SOU $50 tons Lawrence Furnace Hot
Blast;
$50 tons Howard Furnace Hot Blast:
All A Soft and StrOnx Foundry irons,
daily expected by boat. For sale by
&c. WOODROW, EaaA
dec2S No. 81 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-28
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

"TANTED-AGEN male or Fe-
w male)-Can clear $50 per week at
their own home, in a light and honorable
daily to spend will find this good paying
business Address, sending two 81 amps,
for fEllI-psFtieulaFs.- E. E. LOCKWOOD, Z
decI Std. Detroit, = ichigaR.
rYA EAVERS-Ten weaveFs
~ on standard brown sheetings. Eve
ringsspin ners. n one but frst class hands
need apply, to whom good wages Will pc
EVANSVILLE COTTON MILLS
dec2 If ICanneltou Reporter copy ALL