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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
lIIl"m Duling 5 htirs, &c pcfcr1ent5.
l.


An amended hill is filed in ths cqasc rccitino
'nat y lIli1n \. Duling and Mary Davis two Of
the defendants in the original iii have aiel
and the object Of the amended hll Is 10 make The
administrations distributes Of the estates ard heirs
Of sod William a. Duling aud Mary Davis. de-
ceaSed, parties TO said suit And it appearing by
".htlvlt that Samuel l.. Davis. Dennis Davis
aud William Murphy and Mary r. his wife. do
not reside in this state It i Ordered that thav
do appear here within one month after the due
publication Of this order and do what il neccssa-
RI to protect their interests in this suit Tesic.
ClAS. NJ. TAYLOR, c. O. c. II. c.
Feb. Il, 1SGS. Nv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

GV-We understand that during the re-
cent term of the Circuit Court, our fellow
citizen, JAMES Parsons. Jr., Esq, was adj.
mitted to practice law.
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"WoRJD At How

"WoRLD AT HoME."-A new monthly
magazlne-March number received-and
we can say, it is both instructive and inte-
resting. Terms IS 90 per annum-single
copies 80 cents. Address EvAvs4 Co, Pub.
fishers, S14 Chest. St, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

Ie- AMERICAN FARMER, Baltimore. for
March, contains articles on The Law Of In
closure; English Farming; Carbolic or Pie.
mic Acid; Coal Tar and Gravel; COMPOST.
ton of Wheat grown for twenty years in
succession On the same land; Chemistry Of
a Kernel Of Corn; Thorough Cultivation :;
Hop Growirg; Chemical Nanurins; Lime
Guono, Peas, Glover; Faiyat New Or,eans
Tobacco, Corn, &c, in Virginia; Loss of
Appetite in Horses Origin of the Perchc-
ron Horse; MIX Packing in France ; 'Fisht
VS. Open B'rnsj Value of Poultry Ma
nnre Egyp.inu Cora Swindle; Report of
Commission Of Labor and Agriculture in
Maryland; False Picking Of Tobacco be-
sides minor articles ami the usual Monthly
Farm, Gard,nanI Greenhouse Work. Pub
Iished by Wor:uNGroy & lewis, Balti-
mere, Md, Mt g. year.
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te-Among the names OF the graduating
o' the Medical Department of the
Washington University Of Maryland, We
'c. tic name Of DR. j. l.. r. LUTON, of
Sis aca. he graduated with honor. We
" ,.a Doctor success in his profession.
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for good 10 extra Com.
BALTiNpHr, No, March lo.-EIowar,l stree: su
per honr, - 25H, ~ 90; Wheat. white. - -
IS red, 81 T5@2 90: Corn. white. - N
g. 81 - yeliow, 81 20@5i q Oats, sltg % cts.
IN the 10th, Cola closed s,lso7 n View Vol,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
January 81, l838.-tds
y Q IECE.
N @ TT q r.

FEN) Isaac T. Dice end Mary Ann Dice his wife.
= formerly Mary Ann Dice Eveinc T. Dice
widow Of Reuben Dice. John u. Harper and Phm-
be his wife. formerly Phoebe Dice, Jacob Dice, p.
". Dice, T. u. Dice, John Hartman and Catha-
rine his wife, formerly Cathariue Dice Catharinc
Dice, widow Of George v. Dice Isanc H. Dice
infant son of said GEORGE W. Dice. Mary Clark.
infant child Of Elizabeth Clark, who was Eliza
beth Dice. Jane. r. Dice. p. H. Dice, Miles Dice
John Sole and Mary +. his wife formerly Mary
p. Dice Fulton Dice. Charles Dire, George Dice.
Rachael Dice Samuel Dice and Nellie Dice. aud
u II. Masters. Guardian al ire.1.
Take Notice,
That shall, On ne 2sH day Of Hqrcb. sGs. be-
tween the hours Of A. ". aud c r. ", nj the
Office Of Geo j.. Blakcmore, Esq, in the town of
franklin. Penflcton County, West Va. proceed
10 take the dispositions Of Jacob T. johnson and
others 20 be read evidence in nv behalf in n
certain suit in equity depending in the Cir
cnit Court Of Iendlctan County, wherein am
plaintiff and yCu nre defendants. Snd it. from
any cause, the taking OF the same he not COM
meEccl on that doy, or being commenced be not
concluded on thu, day, the taking Of the same
viii he Adjourned from time to time aud from day
to day until the same shall be completed
JOHN ID. JOHNSON.
Guardian OF Isaac II. Dice
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foSTofFfcE AFFAIHs.- Ro-estaLli.hcd
-Shcetz Mil, Mineral county, name isal,
so changed to Ilcals,il!o, and lIxNRY HEAD.
- appointed Postmaster. Mr.. ADAM
MICHAEL, Postmaster at Greenland, Grant
county, vice John Mitchell, resigned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

sns .. d CHEoFsvs upoa tie 'Rsli ~ ssti.s sri
ss+4 ~ hiin 6sdai t7af shn faffs~ as.rirtn
Df SasoFsvs Us Fable Bensfsctor" 1hi. Ett.r. /.
nv ofsFsf % the psbc q Amsres With tis fil go,
'ss ~ VII b f'und. sPon fair trial % set as
.tLnotorn, Dysenfery, DiarrIG4, CIoIer.
ItOTOs' SeVeT and dQffe, Jeifotg Tere,.
S..s,,ss"n.HstsDi, Typhoid 1ersr, UUspepSfo
11ga.'e, bronehfts, C0astirt UffoH, IfafsIrnsU
and FcHGte CODspfuftfs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

G1-lt is more prudent to pass By trivial
Nhens"S, thar to quarrel f,r them Ly the
last, man Is even with his adversary, by
tbe first above him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
DIED.

Near Moorefeld, Hardy County. March Il,
MRS SUSAN V. WmrTiSG. in the ;7th year of hcr
age. She had been n Christian tyentv-eigbt
years. Frail. from childhood she was a iaugb-
Ter OF suffering. She had known n n,other's
gr'ef IN the loss of four children and In her death
Tue trial OF parting with an infant Of DAYS. Tru-
~ ~ was she called TO glorify God in The fires. =
me flames did not kindle upon her Hey chas-
u"inEs, uhongh grieyous, we may trust were for
ne, er prom, taat she might he par;aller OF H.s ho-
iheSs. Her citizenship was Ia Heaven There
her heart and her treasures were LODGED Theme
hef hopcs and comforts were derived ETERNITY
therefore, had no terTors for her She died from
clStase OF the heart-suddenlv, in an instant
snd was thus mcrcifuliy spared (wh1t alone she
seemed 10 dread, } severe struggle with death
She died IN the Lord aud is blessed --1Cou.
In this town. or the morning OF the / IN ms.
81 Consumption, Mrs. SARAH LAssERT. VIII, al
mr; Abraham Lambert and daughter OF Jas. and
S'allnda Brown aged 81 years She NAV truly hay.
ueen called 'the child Of RGliction' She was
u consistent member OF the NJ R Cbti-.i, C,r ~,
ny years, and her faith in the Savicur in The l.r
OF death, was strong and unwaveriay. She de-
Sirch 10 depart and live with Jesus She died
calmly peacefully, triumphautly ina the Lord -
one leaves husband and two dauch. and ma
n! relatives 10 mourn her loss
Jesus can make DYING bel,
Feel Soft rs dswny pillows are.
While on his breast lean nv head
And breathe my life out swcetly there
In Woodstock Champaign county. Ohio on
the l9th OF January last, Mrs. Many McNoA,s
WIie al Mr.. Perry McAdahs, and daughter of Or
john = Crawford formerly Of this COUNTY in
about the Goth year OC her aye. She died trpst-
ing IN the Saviour. MAY He who ''tempcrs ihe
Wind 10 the shorn lamb comfort her friends in
their deem 4 fllirtinn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
T 81 A 81

~ received and FOR sale q choice saa.,- OF
Dt7eF TEAS. Appyto
vs. II. MCDOWELL.
Eomrcy, Feb . 1868 -iw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
Watches for Everybodvi

4 Saprrb .Stoch Of Fine GoV and .S9vts
butches, all Warranted - Rup, as,d
horouyhN Regulated, nj tie Lo,c Iy:r~
Of go Each, and Satisfaction LAu,.n-
fec@
loo Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 TO $1,000
loo Magic Clscd Gold Vatcl.s 25J ?, 500
100 Ladies Watches, eaamccd l9y 10 zo
200 Gold Hunting Chronymctsr
Watches 90 80 600
200 Gold Hunting English Levers ~. 4, o..
300 Gold Hunting Duplcy Watchesl50 10 ZOO
5nO Gold Hunting Amer. Watches 100 &, 2,o
BOO Silver Hunting Levers so to ~,
500 SiIvc- llunting Duplcxc5 ~ Il, 81,
900 Gold Ladies Watches 2, 1-
Loco Gold Ilunting I.piucs r,t
Loo Miscellaneous Silver Wa.c5e, sl.t, 1'
$500 Hunting Silver Watches @, Z, D..
ZOOS Assorted Watches, all kinds lu % =,
IL" 06prc @och ,cW b. di.JooR oTo,.
ne ro?rLAR ONE PRICE pLAN. qi,i,., err
~ D"FoH .fHe Goit or S,id Nirr
Haich .JDr SlO, riheut rc11yd p, r4f,e,
HTight, Bro. q. Co.. 1851 Bn4Ir.,o
Nor l0rF, irish 10 imue3i4flv dtyo.r ~
ne otor" magnificent s',rk Cufrat.
n9mfnJ tie orticics, arr piac,i In sr1L,j
eHrcioprs, and '~rH miJo/ W,kkers ARE
|ntHra ia tie articles nomol IN H-lrerhE-
,"- p"ymc7t IF Tn DD'tts, ,-t-iry
u BE n ruth 'rDrM ) ,0J3 mr. olr ~ .rH ke..
Ihc JcfHrA ~ any gf oprceri.E c1ts antilles
Jo9 ~ tic orlt-ies Homcd H~519u. ,,.ot, o.,,,.
Wui, iryovcc'irc of ~ i-,Ih. r5Y 49, Do
article ritual 0ticss fi0l $40 i.Ht,l.f ,,.
my olUDrnf~. ~ pifo' oaee h. srsDgot
Wv 's "p lot'e,y k1t0 ar4iy'f t5r-ey.f
legitimate troH0.H. %, ttih man b. ayrt...
'Pole' az cren vdr mat fuEa,us.
Il S'It- Cerfif,,Gtr jriN b. eat Lv mail
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
Groceries, Groceries.
Z n9 % = o a e d .

I HANE just received au additional qroriv ~
4 Family GrOccric~.
which VIII be sold ugusua,Iy low Tor C,.I or1..
W. H. MCDOWELL.
Romncy. Feb. 2i lsCs.-it.
A Lot o. WINDSOR CHtTRgao gf,-
n now SASH, on hsu3 aad flr Sale ~ G,i-
F". 4. BAKER
NO ICE.
l~T so band and Tor $50 af.- ~ -......
- Aaananlac HnI alow CtV0JEy
%. IL H-DDWEIr
EmueT, Feb. -. ls5S 1T
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
~ "'' Y q " ~ 2 UtI,
eel soft rs dswny pillows are.
W hiic on his breast lean nv head.
And Lrcathc my liz. nl,t snrnnil.. l.
:
Il . u ) {. Y e f.slg. Err
MANUFACTURERS np
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &c,
ISOI.,ncy, West Va.

I'VE Subscribers respectfully announce 90 ll
! citizens Of Hampshire County. that thew
have opoccd shop in the Brick ,lfice. three
doors above the store Of Mcssrs Giltesan & Pat
u"' in Romnry, for the purpose of maxim and
repairing
CaTri"ye, B"aGN Coach amt I'lgoa H.lr-
ness, .Trd''es, Brnhcs, N,l!,ys, &c
All work VIII he done in the ne,te., and mast
durable manner, and atR moderate rate
=, All who want their work executed prompt
~ and neatly, will find it to the:r ADVANTAGE Ia
give as n call
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
THE GREAT
zGMGARI BITTERS
THE GREAT

-. f4ssai rarts 81 his rs-Arkss's rrsrt1sasa
n'it aise1TsEst. compounded and dstrifutsI sou.
years as'. By DR.. cHEoSsUS tie seisbras.d fsTr
- iuts'eian Ih5asands q his rursrnx eeuH,ryp.z
Esst1sd - health. ss we'll crest nSub.rs 81 ths
sotAns OF Snba and A6yssinia, % ths eouutr,.,
s9t1erns aDoa ths soshsrp tie hsdtsIrsps,n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

G.or Ih'srhR-lf money is scarce, let
rni hum,r be plenty. Let US keep our
rw. ii we can't pay our debts. Some
people get mad if asked for money DUE
ao. others &c; mad if they ara not paid at
These are hard times with most peo-
hp;uu.eA not make our hearts harder or
rmana r, harshcr Lis better to trans
a.. .:..aes' gracefully anl amiably.-Ec.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
sSn ItIinoi'c Cattle Market.
LIVE Stock SCALES, March }. lSCS.
Receipts FIR tie Ueek

It1-p Sro,.,, Sr.,r. 800,
'''''' 'f"'cu ., IoOo'
rcevr7 90.
Sheep aud Lambs no
Hogs ,o-
Total .ct.
Pc. ,ryt,,,
- '' 80 '''S "'"'Sr' W' trScIt
very h"St Gil0c.
mat generally rated first quality as G.
Meninm or good ttir quality T. al
ordinary thin steers, oxen md COWS , as g.
Interior aud lowest grades OF aat;Ie 4!C,5 G
GENERAL average ot the market to-day &c
i.AUeine range " p-i"e' 4lIrl0
Most "i The sales are from T. o., -
Where The CufH. Gre Tram
Ohio 20,
PENNSYLVANIA %.
virginia So,
MARYLAND -,
Illinois
Total 49,.
The arrivals Of cattle during The week ~
mount to- 93G head. which coinparoq with oo7
last week, and 90, tie corresponding week Of
Inst year and there WAS sold eli hcal uLic',
compares with '17 last week. aul 80 t',c cor
responding week Of lJst wear. and vcre ss fol-
lows
20 BMGmora butchers ,,..
To Spectators for Easer markets -:
IT, Washington and Annrpoii, butchers 70
10 Farmer. for grazrr 81
~ '''''''N 'u' .'''' 10
Tot
Cf,,c .--t-,l. 800.
-....-. ,.'.l..,,..l ~. ~, .' ''' ,"'"' ".t'
,,r.r.l t,,rd AL -. "'.'N. "''.'o. eng
fs.ir.s c- Ill.,. go V:t ~ "'
..,rr, ,,4 20, ..Il u. ~. ''.' '' me
ra.,s-r sr.s-if,..-s ,,t 49,. .t..., oi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
IIOJSER < MILLER.
EOmncy, Ai.rch &, ISGS.-tf.

YETIST IJRGTFTi, 10 ~! II ru'-, Llil
W ~ NE Ci,rt's Office Of tie Circuit C.,.r, AZ
Hupp'h're County, on he y;rst Kondoy tn FeJTar-
RI, lSGS.
decd. Complainant, ~.
William Duliugs heirs, &c Defendants.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

TO- sHoADwAT, NEW YoRk,
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
AEnosaee. aaat IN copscYsescc ,.f the ovcr-
stocking q the Esgissl. n,arirt. an ip,na-as~
quantity ar DRY aud f.ANCY GOODS
hdee teen coRSigRefto them 9id. isSructioss
to be cleared for iprseasate Cash, ~ any
sacrifice. 4. l. Co. hare, d.er,,torc. re-
sofeed 10 efcr them according 10 hsir er,fi-
nary system 81 business at 81 eueh, ,ritIom
regard To rdiae.
The .totto,cisg da sho,cs tic original
'c''oIesdIe prices Of Sop,e of,kc articles ,chirk
they nosc oG.r az 81.
Bear Wolf A RAo,lo Ri. r... 80 a. . -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

"tI' IuaVtc, tHe feus 81 ths
ZlhohRI BITTERS
ssen srrsss over Furors. ni
vas adopted BY the Triueipsi
Ihysioiaas In charge ~ ihs
hospitals q the cd rorit. IA
vsich 10 De siili used with
Erssminsnt fuccspa. Tfo
Nlcsroy - Egyrt placed tha
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

ru ...t 4's WIS N'dbtE WHICH cOUlmeuc-
a 81, So sion on the 5rd inst, his Honor,
Judge SMITH presiding, adjourned on Sat
ur3py morning last. Not being able to i'm
rlane! Jury in the case of young HAIR
,rsoy. charged with the murder of Adam
Parish, tie case was transferred for trial to
m. Circuit Court Of Hardy County. The
,r..l viii take place during the term of that
Court, commencing in Moorefeld, on Tues
5.y next, the l7th inst.
CoNyIcrCD.-The horse thieves, Rus
Fill ard SMITH, whose exploits We pub
f,t,l 10 our last Numb from the Winches-
- Times, have been tried in the Clarke
Court. and sentenced to fourteen years each
5. BE Peuitcuiiary.
i+-Amoug The names OF the graduating
- o' the Medical Department of the
% sL.uetou University Of Maryland, We
.'c. tie name Of DR. j. L. r. LurroN. of
,e r'arr. Ee graduated with honor. We
v.aGa Doctor success in his profession.
so -----
G.or IEH.rhR-lt money is scarce, let
c' hum,r be plenty. Let US keep our
re'u IS il we can't pay our debts. Some
people ct mad if asked for money DUE
aa. others &c, mal if they ara not paid at
.. These are hard times with most peo-
! hp;iueod not make our hearts harder or
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

SaPcrb Stoch Of Fine GoiR ami .S1yts
patches, 0H Warranted - Run, ard
horoughN RcguIafc1, nj tie Lo,r Iy:.r~
Of SlO Each, and saIi./;.ction Lns,..n-
fec@.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

\. n. ~ " VUIVH sNlIA md WcrI-
no Nubias or Clouds Wooden lioodst illankets
Linen and Muslin Sheets Velvet aud Morocco
t9r'mona.es shopping Bags; Wallets Nicer.
schaum Pipes -Four & Six blade Pocket Enivo.
with pearl, tortoise aud ivory hnndles: French
Clocks Gilt and Bronze Musical Boxes Rsyoi.
yers fowling Pieces Fancy Combs Hair Nct.
work Boxes Silver Card Cases Albums Fn
miiy and Pocket Bibles; Opera Glasses. Sc
We have also received SPLENDID assortncn, az
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

Hogs have been coming forward slowly during
t1c week. and under e good demand the market
h'' been brisk at an advance n elJ0 per 100
pounds.
40 the close to-day prices orc ranging from
l2i 20 l31 cents per pound net, Tor fair % prime
hoss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
WATCHES.

Gold and .S'lrer Hunting Caacs Ior Ccnis
Ena"'eted do, for Indies, togcoicr wia.
Chains ~ crcrv pattern and sfylc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11

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The Journal De Parts states that
Baron Won Varnbdler, the Wurtem-
burg Minister, has declared since his
return from Berlin that the present
state of things cannot continue, and
that the North and South must cult
vate more intimate relations or risk
an utter and complete breach. Being
impossible to presume that the Baron
centemplates the latter kpolicys his
opinions must be considered as tend
ing to the more friendly alternative.
Roger Bacon made a brazen head
which uttered prophecies. There is
many a loud-speaking copperhead
nowadays that attempts it.
{ Seward thinks of making the North
Pole the great American flagstaff.
Once have the Stars and Stripes fiy-,
ing In that prominent place. what dar--
ing buccaneer of the sky. what beard
ed comet, will not speak US reTerently
and at safe distance2
A Kansas paper remarks curious
freak of nature. 1t says that seven
bounds of rusty bacon, furnished to
the Indians. sWelled to twelve hun
bred pounds by the time the vouchers
were made Hp for the Government to
pay for it. This is not strange, how
ever-the same miracle often happens
in the hands of those magicians par
adoxically known as Government con
tractors. 5e1l ,.ss ss,1 s.5.zgssi q - a-.l
The town of South Reading, Mass
sachusetts, did not of old believe in
giving the benefitof clergy to a dying
world of dogs, for In 1862 they order
ed that I every dog that comes to the
meeting after this, either on Lords
day or on lecture days, except that it
be their dogs who pay for dog whip
per, shall pay six pence for every such
offence" We fear the religious peo-
pie of that day did not adopt the
spirit of the dOgsology of their Indi-
an neighbor. who, tits said. thought
q "a. Admittted 10 that eoraI sky.
His faithful dog should bear him
company.g# NMm am8eE vassmsgIl
A sub marine lamp has been in
vented in France that burns under
water without being fed by air. Tits
a common oil lamp supplied by COM
pressed oxygen from a reservoir at the
bottom. During a recent experiment.
a diver kept one under water for
twenty-five minutes, and the light was
so powerful that he. could distinctly
see. to write with a diamond on glass
within radius to six feet. ~ "a 81
The French Academy of Inscrip=
tons and Bellies Lettres recently
awarded the first prize to NJ Leon
Gautier. for his work entitled Les
Epopees FFdncoises studies on the
origin and history of national Iitera-
ture; and the second to NJ Fran
cisque Michel, for his work entitled
The History of the Commerce and
Navigation of Bordeaux" principally
under the English administration.
-u A French sportsman having lately
shot a young male fox, had it served
at dinner party disguised as a rab-
bit, and, although a curious taste was
noticed, il was pronounced excallent.
When informed of the decei the
guests were highly amused. 49,. Z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11

quickest trip down and the quickest
round trip Of the season. Time from
Benton, ten days, or nine days and
twenty hours. Lay at Benton eleven
and a half days. Round trip, sixty
one or sixty-fve days
1t is asserted that Capt Hiram X
Hazlett was successful In securing,
yesterday, the Government contract
for transportation of 22O tons freight
to Forts Rice and Stevenson. Capt.
Hazlett secured quite q number of
similar contracts this season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11

From recent experiments made in
France, it is proved that hares can be
reared with success as domestic ami
mails, like cats and dogs Crosses be-
tween the rabbit and hare produce
among themselves with almost the
same feculdity as the female rabbit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11

G9J- Sole Agents for Steinway s. sons,
and CnieKer1 & Sons Gold Medal
Pianos: also Tor Haynes Bros PiauOs, and
Prince Brothers Melodeons and Organs.
APP
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11
4 weather. ANA yyater.

The weather yesterday was partly
clear and very hot; starting at about
8Oo early in the morning, it soon run
up to 900, and at noon stood at 9Oo.
The river has swollen q little, but
scarcely enough to signify change.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
o'clock yesterday include the St.
Marys, louisville to New Orleans;
Mollie Norton, Henderson to return !;
Tennessee, Cairo to return; j. p.
Webb, to Cumberland River.
t-AA 49, boats Due. 1a ~
Among the first boats due here are
The Altoona. to st. Louis; Wauanita,
from st. Louis; Westmoreland and
Dexter. from New Orleans; Armada
and Quickstep, from Cairo; Tarascon
and Morning Star, from Louisville;
Havana, from Cincinnati; Ada Lyon,
from Green River. e
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erE 4 MRoAlr 13aINTfNG.

= No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assoft-
rnent OF job Type, thongh very large ana
cornplete,is constantly being added TO, and
sourJob. department is under the PERSONAL
supervisory OF one OF the best job printers
print Posters nIaiys m. fe,,ev ant Heads
Z Al1l5 11aoAng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ets' Bits OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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[" Carlton I" writes to the Boston
Journal that the strait between the
Red Sea and the Indian Ocean is Bah
el-man-deb and not Bab-el-mau-oel,
as the Biographies have it.
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Boafs Due.


We can note no improvement in
business on the wharf. There con-
tinues perfect stagnation except in
the coast packet and Tennessee River
trade..-......Large piles of goods for
the Sam Orr, ehcumbered the side
walks in front of several of the
wholesale houses............The Cairo
packets continue to carry fair packet
trips, and the Mollie Norton seems to
be pretty we'll patronized. She is
deservedly popular boat...... The st.
Marys passed down during Thursday
night, with a fair trip for the present
stage of water........The Cumberland
had a moderate trip up.........The
j. p. Webb left sometime during
Friday night. asg bne
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VIM. REAVTS-

u. .. Claim Agent.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
Once on Main street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 9572 lover Keller'sAGun Storel,
EvansyIllefsInd. NepI9'95
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-16

TYPOGRAPHICAL FR1GIDITY We wish to
nut on record on instance Of self-saerlficing
devotion to business which occurred just
as we were taking our pen to enlighten the
world by another editorial effulgence.
A party presented himself at the door OF
the composing-room . moment ago in q
state Of great mental excitement
els Joseph D. Jackson here /"
The party named was engaged in setting
up, our last editorial. He looked up on
hearing his name. The excited party con-
tinued:
~"Your house is burned up-and every
thing in it." :.
with a. cool devotion to his duty which
will bear comparison with the most bril-
liant historical examples Mr.. Jackson con-
tinued to pick up type.
81 tell you your house is burned up ana
everything in it'll" exclaimed the now as
tonished as well as excited stranger. ~,,,
Well-all right can't leave now RI Il
come round when the paper goes to press"
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