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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19
R@AiHl5B1lya EY IlIE DAY on

MRS. D. M. BUBNsa.
No. y Second st., bet. Main ana Locust
Streets, Evansville. ma.
A few more dodgers and quite number
OF day boarders can stIl be accommodate
ted. MRS. o. 40. BURNS.
mnf2tf
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RAILROAD HOuSE.

Generally known as the OLD BUEtL'5
HEAD. This pleasant situation us now
open for the accommodation of DUarderst
under the direction of Mh. and MRS.
II. u. NONGE. The street ctrB viii ba
found convenient, running tO ANA frfm
the premises every ten minutes. enc or
two small families can be accommodated
P.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. lmay25 dim
T1 GARDHNfi. r Mrs. ~. Garter has rec
80 moved 90 Mr.. john HeWsOn's large
house, on Division Street, between Second
anu Third. and ie ready o receive ns many
day bOarders ns win i've her catt- She
also has i've OF SIS good roems 60 lets
mayI3 DIFF Mrs. I'D. GARTER.
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Residence and Farm for Sale
WANTED


WANTED-eo99ip.,r M5L & 4, COW.
Al Geo. r. Preston's, corner Oak ANA First
Streets. laul8 div
KwYANTED $780, AGENTS -- Now IS tho
NW time 10 commence 20 vigorous cau-
vass for the Campaign Lives Of
GRANT AND COLFAX,
- BY GEN. JAMES s. BRIsBIN,
With Illustrations by LOSING. Complete
In one elegant l2m0 volume OF an pages.
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Agents also wanted for the GRANT AND
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TYANTBD-Go0D MILCH COW.
w PETER TWINIhG.
At Geo. Il. Preston's, corner Oak ana First
Streets. lauIB div
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HENRY BURLEw. WIN. A. sEIFER.
HENRY BURLEW d CO.,
Plug Tobacco Manufacturers
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

RRrGfIr FACTORY, BLACK FACTORY, 4
IA MAIN ST. "a E. COLU MBIA ST.
aulI Ws5In 500
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BOARD q a..

3RIVATE BOARDING. - IS 0m E
- boarders can be accom- modated with
good quarters at Mrs. MA RIGA RET FULL
Frs, on Second Street, between =ycH-
more aud Vine. augl7 Ina
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PUanlsTIo.- Y yesterday there was
quite an amusing scene enacted on
Third Street. between Main and Syc-
amore, and in front of Peter Burk's
saloon. AS Mrs Burton, whose
daughter had, few days ago, eloped
with a man named Smith, on whom
the old lady, it appears, had set her
heart, as we'll as her daughter, meet
ing her son-in-law al the corner Of
Third and Main, very impudently
slapped his. face. Smith passed on,
but was followed by his mother-in-
law, and overtaken at Burk's saloon,
where she collared him, and proceed
ed, without further cermony, to adj
minister sound thrashing to him,
which, like a datiful son In law, he
quietly submitted to. Constable
Morris, happening that way, separated
the parties, and thus ended the affair.
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GR1NT And COLF4T,

RwsTA NEED -- AGENTS -- NOW IS tho
wv time 10 commence ~ vigorous cau-
vass for the Campaign Lives of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-31

ST186oX.

Another -cnderful ingredient, Of -pznish origin,
impartine beauty 20 the complexion aud brilliancy
to the mind Is yet unknown to the commerce Of the
world and We withhold its name for the present.
With this recipe before the community, and evi.
dences OF effects meeting them all Sides the sue
cess Of DR. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock
Of truth. Almost every family has some case Of
suffering which the PLANTATION BIrrERs will alle-
viate and cure.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial eGe {.
:. NoTicE.-.Any person pretending to self Planta-
and impostor. 1t is put up only 10 our log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles reflled with imitation
deeterous stuff, for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our sig
nature on steel-plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habit
able globe.
P. H.DRAKE & CO., New York, Sole Proprietors.
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~ IA Prize Pss- eAa1s.4 ~aa-s 80
-.s--.4 .hoas &C. RI % "a e--- he
Tyr. To- -r4fA-- "a. .c riSzx. a.: Eo
~ .~o--r saS st- e-fsr-4- tAzn eess~
.,r xtn-t SrSa1t=r-azs -4r,ls~S k-r.
a. thsr Cz-szn Huso- rat tLsnkEzS u
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a. s---el -ss-e rs-z-~crs ha-ks.r
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,-rz.rr- rhss IA, "a -. carrie4 b the
re. ~, n lfss..H- 81 sEr-s % ~ ,
~ q. s-sTs ca EPoa Cs=se r-ot ga
:; kan- de vAs no mucA eazxe 80
$500 4 s7lscI-g the rze3~r. aud knsrt-
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Co. vs izzEe@ls,ssy PIT fpr~G-a % a.;
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tat Co. g. wA,rr. b. ca - ts~l~c t2u;.
s.s e 49, r6fuoa. -. Law sang s-d
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tAa.tze. TIA, SIC vel - g e u
rs-k: .: the EASING L'-k 'Ss~ >hss'ly
,s.,r fhsf rFra~ fh- Id ~s> G-T. dun.
80 the ~...-Is s,-ra lcfi g and DIV.
-k.u 81 sGd3~rlv tod a sh-~g sv-r O.
Ter csrts-rd bige. rs:tIn= h-- fOrwars
xa.ris unAsr w.t-r and heAkIng k-r
.,e-u p-~, u to m-artsR~ Capt. Win
80 hid connsnc-i ea:ISirc bslkh. al
20 ceasus he wa'-r 20 ib~ >;err. "a; 90
is. rii- ri-isg a. ain. j; rus ID through 'he
b,,.arz Il the y.ssrl and drov~ the men
on. - ihsi nothing more Could - do0e
At d.yli high tho passengers, Nj. w h
Bal and TIRE eailir-n. S.ryrani Barr
y if- ,ul three children. ere put On shOr-.
,os-'her ~I,h all the ship's s.nr.-~. prosi-
si~n.. turnitur-. etc. and per-on.l luggage
of tho crew Ia the interval Capt Clarke
OF the SIR ,TalAe, Dowgla4 rrc.ivrd q
a-s.ag- at Nsnaimo 20 repair. TO the
wreck. which h. did a, once. but was una
Die TO render sny matrial ass stance. and
brought no ether passengers down than
Mr.. Turnrr On that gentleman leaving
the Del Norfc. she WAS making water fast.
the water being then up TO the furnace
doors. aud it appears. from all we can
gath-r from NJ. Turner, and Others in a
position to know. that the disaster will
terminate in total loss of thrship. II is only
just to Captain Winsor 10 state that az
experienced pilot was on board at the
time. the contrary having been asserted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-31
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINiMENT.

The merits Of this Liniment are we'll known, Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and dwellings, are 90 COM
mon, and certain to occur in every family that
bottle Of this Liniment Is the best investment that
can be made.
1t is more certain than the doctor-it saves time
in sending for the doctor-it 10 cheaper than the
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
~ take pleasure in recommending the Mexis.u
Mustang Lument As valuable and indispensibie
article for Sprains, Sores Scratches, or Gall on
Horses. Our men have used it for Burns, Bruises
Sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and all say it acts Ike
magic" Nv. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Hen.
derson's Express.
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in one
tang Lnment."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l 1855. Ed. srsIr.
Quick and sure it certainly il. All genuine ID
wrapped in steel.plate engravings, bearing the se-
nature Of @. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and tie
private U. s. stamp of DsxAs BARNES & co. over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit il with 1
cheap stone plate label. Look closely!
Soldby all Druggists, and Stores, at Is and 50 ets.
and 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-31

, It Is well known that Lyons genuine MAGNETIC
Powder will peEfectlp destroy anything in the shape
Of aeas ticks hedeugs, reaches, &c.; that il s per:
feet poison to the insect tribe but entirely harmless
to the human species and domestic animals,
Bed6ugs, Ant: Reaches, etc., are in every house.
This Powder is their natural death. Il sGSuld IS
in every cupboard.
=, JoaN L: Ro.s, ESQ.,, Superintendent Of the
New York City Hospital, says: at d
the only sssvs article We have ever used"
NEW foaK HoTEL PsoPs,EToRs say: eve
have used
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
for discriminating insects and vesmin. with s1tirs
satisfaction.
CoLsxAx 6riorsox, Aston House
8. T. CozSExs, American Hotel.
AcKsR TRsADwsLs, st. Nicholas Hotel.
8. LsLAxD Co., netropolitaa Hotel"
Testimony q this ehssaeese miGhe b silel -
any leneth- Wheseve h h ussd Il sdvestioes ifecf
The geosine has he sisuassre sfk. LYON. -
~ psivste seaap ofDsnAs DAaxs 8 C. Az
thing else q this kind - - inieaeisa g 49,.
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STYLES.

Having agents in London and in Paris W
introduce the new styles in San Francisco
simultaneously With their appearance in New
York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-31

EtDRRroN, Pa, Nov. 6, 1855.
Messrs. Hostettei & Srhith-Gentlemen-
have been ceiling your Stomach Bitters for -
months, and find them an excellent medicine. All
that is necessary l. to let the people know their
virtue and they will use them. have tried them
mvself. and now recommend them to al who have
weak stomachs. Respectfully yours,
WATTER0ON 4 MCPHERSON, DTueeists.
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ID I + -

At Olympia Oct. 25th, Of membrainous Group,
FRAHcIs VoLNBY, infant son of J. N. and Lizzie
NJ. GALE, aged one month and twenty days.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-27
XLth CoNGREss-seoOn Session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Mr. Yates present.
ed a memorial from citizens of Utah Tor cree
ton of the territory of Wyoming, and annex
alton OF Uutah and Idaho thereto. Referred.
Mr.. Patterson, of New Hampshire, present.
ed a petition of 1000 citizens of Louisiana. set
ting forth their grievances and hardships Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Stewart from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported bill for the surrender of
persons convicted of certain crimes. with
amendments. IL forbids persons adiudoad
guilty of certain crimes being allowed Co enter
the United States, and authorizes the Presi
dent ON satisfactory evidence to prevent the
entrance of such convicts, and to deliver them
up to the country whence they came. After
discussion it was committed.
Mr. Howard from the select committee of
seven to whom wos referred the message of the
House on impeachment, reported the follow
ing resolutions:
Whereas, the House of Representatives on
the 18th day of the present month, by two OF
its members, Messrs. Stevens and Bingham, at
the bar OF the Senate impeached Andrew john
son, President of the United States, of high
crimes and misde meanorsin Office and inform
ell the Senate that the House of Representa-
uyes would in due time exhibit the particular
articles OF impeachment against him and make
good the same, and likewise demanded that
the Senate take order for the annaarance of
the said Andrew johnson; therefore
Res0lUed, That the Senate will take dino or.
der thereon, OF which due notice will be Given
to the House Of Representatives ~"
The committee also recommend that tba
Secretary of the Senate be directed to MOTIF
the House of the passage Of this resolution
The resolution was adopted without dissent
and the order made accordingly.
The Senate then took up the supplementary
reconstruction bill.
Mr., Salisbury addressed the Senate. The
bill was postponed to Monday.
The Chair laid before the Senat3 commune
cation from the President transmitting the re-
port of the Secretary of State in reply to a
resolution of inquiry relative to the appoint
rnent of Anson Burlingame to mission, by
the Emperor Of China; also report of the
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A BOX SHOOK MACHINE.

Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day OF
TO hours.
The Mill and Machinery are all in good working
order.
The property is a. miles from the Petitcodiac Sta
ton OF the f. & N. A. Railway, in direct COM
munlcati0u with the Harbor IF st John at the one
end and MonctOn ON the other.
The Stream s large with a never falling supply OF
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or impurities OF any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being RATED and driven to
within 900 yards of the Railway, at which a siding
could easily be put in at very little expense, and it is
nearly level with the railway.
Along with the Mill there are 800 acres OF land, %
acts o. Which in good state of cultivation and
G i apout 10 tons of hay, and goo comfortable
u" eiis mouse capable OF accommodating about so
WI seS eral Workmcns Houses Barns, Sheds,
Di TtaIn ohEop, &c. all in good condition.
fnSio az og. acres of Green Forest Land which
VIII ng sod the property, If desired There is
aisO large extent of Crown Lands tor nearly 30
miles above the Mills, which has never been oners
ted upon, TO which extent Lumber can he driv.n
There IS a sufficient quantity of nine ana snruce
Timber convenient to tue River 10 furnish stodl for
Manufacturing purposes, Tor the next 95 vaore IN
tending purchasers can treat for one half or tba
whole. " W
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber at
Petitcodiac Station, or to ST. .tohn. "
ID. j. Mel AUGHLIN .JR
dc3l-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON. 10y
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The Jaqui Indians had become formidable.
They had attacked the towns of San Pedro,
EchoJoa and Santa Cruz, and had assassinated
General Mata s and Il of the inhabitants. The
freieet OF Guayamas had sent battalion TO
punish them.
PRESIDENT JuareZ has been permitted to
to take six months leave of absence to visit
Washington
The rebel schooner Oriente, commanded by
a Spanish Captain, had been retaken by the
National forces Ia the chase she stranded
on the north coast of Yucatan. General
Allatore demands endorsements and money.
Letters state that the Government will be
compe lied to recall Governor Caphada on ac-
count of his unpopularity. No one is willing
to accept the political command OF the State.
1t is feared at the Capital that Canalss,
Carvaial and Querega would seize the silver
conducta expected at Matamoras from Mon
terey. Canales is abupdantly provided with
2000 muskets ana a battery.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. 20-Affernoon. -Consos 93s "a 934
for both money and account
AMERICAN SEcUR1TIEs-Erie AZ. Other securi-
ties unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2G-Aftenoon.-Cotton dull aud
easier and declined I'D; Middling upward 9Bd to ar
rive; do Orleans 92d. Lard active excited and adj
yanced rs; sales at Cos. Bacon advanced to Ais Cd
Other articles unchanged
LONDON, Feb. 26-Eyening.- Consols closed at 93I
for money.
American securities United States 5-20's 7is; ILL
nois Central shares IS.
FRANKFORT, Feb 26-Evening- United States
j-20's closed strong at 73l.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 26-Evening.-C Cotton closed un-
changed; sales 1G,000bales. Decentralization de-
clnei to As 81 for Mixed Westerns Wheat steady at
les I'd fer California White and 14s sd for No 2 Red
Western; Barley Oats aud Peas unchans ed. Pro-
visions unchanged. Proiuee-Sugar buoyant at 24s
Cd
ANTWERP, Feb. 26-Evening.-Pet lower
but closed firm; standard White at 44f SOC.
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PRESIDENT JUAREz COMING TO wAsHISGToN-
THE INTERNAL TROUBLES OF THE COUNTRY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Havana specials con-
tain the following:
Baron TIidue arrived here in the French
steamer Imperatrice Eugenia, and Senior Don
Angee Turbide in the American steamer
Eagle, both bound for Mexico.
r, An order las been issued by the Mexican
government to extingush the national debt
Dy an auction sale Of confiscated property,
g r, as was done previous to the intervention.
! ms IS the cheapest way to obtain money. 1t
- expected that $l00000 can be paid off
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g o NJ NJ Il OLA

new DIX stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25--6 P. M.-Money quiet at 6
per cent. on cali Sterling Exchange steady at ITO a
uOB fer best bills. Export OF specie to-day 1921 900
Gold lower, opening at 1413 and closing at l40s %
1a1, steady. The Assistant Treasurer sold to-day
and last Friday S5G0000 the proceeds be employed
in The purchase OF I-9Os. Leans made at 5 a. per
cent for carrying. Governments Al and little in
qury for Investment and German bankers ae tu,l of
bonds. Henry Clews & Co. repo The following
4S0 r. N. quoiations:Coupon 6's 1881, III a I'LL
5o20s 1862 ll0s u 1ll5 do 1864 los a 1881; do 1855
1903 q lC9B; do new, 1O68 a 1C7; do 1867 1919 a a.
lo-i0's, 1915 q l0i1; 1875, 1863 a 1861.
=. stocks dull, weak and general tendency towards
the lower rates. Arrangements is understood to
have been for the consolidation of the earnings Of the
New York Central. Eric and Pennsylvania Central
roa Is. Erie is particularly weak The temper of
street is decidedly bearish. $50 quotations-New
York Cent? Il 1853 a. 1861; Pacific Mail 1i12 a. 111s
Eric 6l4 q SO; do preferred 7G n 76J Hudson 1891
a l40 Harlem 127 a 129; Reading 92S q 923; Mich
Iran Central lie! q III; Michigan Southern 9OI a
902 Illinois Central 1871 a 1873 North Western 59s
q 59S.
Mining shares moderately active anG lower
The eeeipts at Che Sub-Treasury to-day was ST.
269239 payments S1,091 1884; balance 500 259 $40
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Brighton w arEzci

BRIGHTON, Feb &C.
Atmarkett0r the current week: Cattle, 1853; Sheep
and Lambs, 5,i3i; Swine, =; number OF Western
Cattle 5f7; Eastern do 4O6 Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 200
PRICES. Beet Cattie--Exra Sl3 80 a IA 70; first
quality Sl2 so q S13 %; second quality S11 25 a.
Sl2 20; third quality SIS 90 a $40 90 43 100 lbs THE
total weight of hides tallow and dressed beet.
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Slins-HidC Zoe D ib
Country Hides "a 9c y ID. Ti.ow u a Sc ID h. ;
Country do q 79c p III. Sheep and Lamb Skins
5 % q ; IS each. CalfSkins 16 q 1Sc 4Yib
Remarks-Cattie-1h supply Of Beeves in market
was not 50 large that OF last week but the quality
was better; prices remain about the same in proper
ton to the quality. The larger portion OF Western
Cattle were brought in Satu rday, and NEST of
them We're disposed OF on tina day. The Cattle from
M zine were better than those of last week. there
were several very nice lots among them. On ac-
count OF the cars breaking down the Eastern Cattle
were not all in as early as usual
Stores-With the exception OF Working Oxen and
Mich Cows there are but few Stores brought into
market at this season OF tey ar Most of the small
Cattle that are in tar condition were sold to slaugE-
ter.
Working OXen-There was good supply in mar
ket We quote sales at S2l5 S235, 1920, $l70 az St65
" pair. There were considerable many nice pairs
among hose from Maine.
Mileh Cows extra SS5 a no. ordinary $50 "a 80 ;
Store 40 S45 q So % head. Prices Mich Cows de-
pend altogether upon the fancy OF the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-Nearly all the Western Sheep
We're taken at q commission. We quote sales of
81 % y he I'd.
Swlne-none at market,
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

A NDREw WINSLow, OF westbrook, Cumbcr-
N land county, by deed dated July 10, 1866, re-
p. II, mortgaged TO the undersigned, Joseph S.
Kicker, the following real estate in said wes6rook,
namely; That portion OF the farm which said
Knight,aud be1ueathed by said knight tosaid Wins
low, aud bounded northerly by lend of Elias Will
conveyed to said WinsIow by stephen Knight and
s0utherlY by land OF Cyrus Winsl0w and John A.
Smith, and westerly by land OF Sumner winston
reference to the record of said mortgage deed pe'ns
had tor a fuller description. -,
The condition laid mortgage Is broken' ny ie"-
son whereof claim foreclosure; o prCI,Ep
Feb. IS, 19GS,
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tsossSn stock lfa.
YzGRa for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the WATER
POWER SAW MILL owned by him. situat d
on the Pollet River, in the County OF Westmorland
New Brunswick, GO miles from st John, and 90 miles
from Moncton.
The Mill is comnrised of Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate, with Edger and Trimmcrs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-27

VNE are offering the best inducements now foI
w one smart mau IN each town in the United
States to canvass tor us with new and useful in
vention which is needed in almost every house and
business place throughout the country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 90 cents
profit on every 81 received.
Write your name and address plain, giving name
of Town wanted, also name of County and State
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO..
jan99iw West Buxton, Me-