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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-15

The brig Falcon from Boston for this port putt
Fortress Monroe Feb 10, with crew frostbitten
would get o fresh one at Norfolk.
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NOTICES


=sslGne people think that Chronic Dys-
g-E7osia may be cured by exercise and diet
Lime. This is a mistake. the Stomach
EIEzFt be stimuiai ed and regulated, and
EGasa tiver and the dtscharg NJ organs put
= good working order bef,rs a cure can
So s1fecred. Sucu IS the operation Of HOS
EyEagz4J1t'S BITTERS.
1z.=y tone the stomach. Sc. the liver
tight.
4,aLs1 Pat the stomach IN such healthfuI
slight.
Ills good Digestion waits on Appetite
q any persons imagine that Fever and
s--E--1 can be avoidei by adopting unusua'
.Egza-autions again. damp and cold. Never
u.s. theES s. greater falIacy. There Is no
~ Mute safeguard againStsma lariOus mai
- except HOSIhfFER'S BIT EERS.
20 ~ Urace the frame. AID keep it ague-
proof
Z '1nss Esep the causes Of disease aIook"
7-ttare.ls nothing like this genital vegetable
.11z soraut- So, too, In cases where there
is - predis pOsitiOn TO biliOusness; the con-
g --tiOnai tendency IS cOmbatted and
- 6 IN check by the Alternative action or
Ft5a- 53LTTERS.
Es1at and regimen are powerful allies Of
EEs15Ulous medical treatment, when the
walton OF health IN inSaluDrtOus To-
.EEa z1es is the object IN view. But they
su1l not answer the desired end alone.
ase Them as aids to the BIIVEkS, but do
NE rely pom the efficacy of any formula
11sE1 does not trclude this admirable tonic.
f zs5 BfTTERS consist Of an unadulter-
ErlzaI vegetable essence lunrlYaled among
- lrc uIants), Inedicated solely with herbs
.zsI7L roots Of acknowledged virtue as ton
8EG 10 is agreeable to the taste, and per-
szz.zal y harmless. Even to children of deli
sEzss constitutions IL may be given with
yzsrFsct impunity. In fact, with these, as
Es-szapeEatlFe properties are at once aTpa-
-EfIrH.
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CITY N E w S.
Republican Citys Convention.

At a meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee, on the 10th of
March, it was ordered that a Mass
Convention be called to meet on
Tuesday Evening, March 9th, at
Turner Hall,
To nominate candidates for the offices
to be filled at the election, to be held
on Monday, April 9th, 1868.
1t IS recommended that the vote of
the respective Wards be cast in the
Convention upon the basis of the
votes given for Capt. S. K. Leavitt
for City Treasurer at the last city
election, as follows: -
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BUsY.-The managing committee
had busy time of itlast night The
members in attendance at the Seventh
Ward meeting appeared Host. They
had been so long together, and
fought % nobly by each others sides,
that even a separation Of a few hours
was sufficient cause for an
eloaga,i5n Of faces really distressing
to look A. But this separation was
not intended to be Of long duration.
The squad for the First Ward rallied
on the squad Of the Seventh Ward
and the squads ID the First and Sew
enth rallied on the squad of the
Sixth. the support arriving jus. in
the nick Of time to join in at the
close Of the meeting The ring
was, therefore, itself again.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Read READl READl-We would
respectfully ask Of those that show
their good taste in dealing with Us,
that as many as can make it conve
nient to call early in the morning to
do so, as it is utterly impossible for
Us to wait upon all who come later ia
the day. MILLER & BRINKMEYER.
mch18 2t
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The Com
missioners' Court was still in session
yesterday. Beyond the allowance of
a few bills, and some other miscella-
neous business, nothing was done.
CHAs. E. MARSH, Esq, will deliver
the regular lecture on Commercial
Law, before the students of the
Evansville Business College, at the
Hall, No. AZ and 49, Main Street this
evening at s o'clock. The public are
invited.
RETURNED.-CoI. Jas. 6. Jones,
Col. Charles DENLY, Judge A. L.
Robinson, Major Blythe Hynes and
Mr.. Luke St,nson, who have been
attending court at Boonyille, returned
to he city last night
PERSONAL. = Capt 4. Meyer, for
merly Of the 43d Indiana. and Mr..
Wells, a prominent citizen of Wins
low. Indiana, are in the city, stop
ping at the Saerw House. Capt
Meyer has speut a good part oe the
Winter in the South, having recently
returned home
GOULD Nor ATTEND ALL.-The
uptown Democracy could not attend
all'the ward meetings last night, but
divided UP pretty fairly, some going
to the Sixth Ward apd some to the
Seventh. They viii feel at home at
the Court House tonight.
RECORDERS COURT. = There was
but one case before the Recorder yes
terday. Michael Coran was arrested
on charge of having committed an
assault and battery on woman by
the name of Matte Shane. He was
fined s. 90; cost IS so. Not having
the cash, he was sent to the Lookup.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL BUlLDING.-
The work on the High School build
ing is progressing rapidly. The Liant
Brothers are pushing the work for
ward vigorously, and when completed
it will be an ornament to that part Of
the city in which it is located. The
completion of that building will place
the city of Evansville ahead Of all
others Of equal population in the
State, in point of Public School
houses. Our schools cannot fail to
cause emigration to the city, and the
class Of men who come for the pur.
pose of availing themselves OF the
advantages Of good schools, will al
ways prove good citizens.
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Busehe's grocery, last night, to uomi-
nate candidate for Councilman from
the First Ward, and to ratify the
Turner Hall Ticket. The Democracy,
like Petroleum V Nasty, would not
feel at home, nor could they ratify
worth a cent, if they did not meet in
a grocery. There were from thirty
five to forty persons present, at least
the vacant space in Barney's grocery
was pretty we'll filed. There were no
great lights Of the Democracy present,
except Jim Sanders aud Ed. Martin,
both candidates on the Democratic
ticket. J w. Richardson was there,
but took nc active part.
Jim. Sanders, after inviting a
favored few to take a drink. proposed
to proceed to business, whereupon J
S Martin was nom pated as Chair
man, and Fred. Wyttenbach was
chosen Secretary. The Chairman
stated the object Of the meeting to be
TO nominate candidate for Council
man for the First Ward.
H. E. Blemker was nominated. and
the Chairman was about to put the
question. when some one suggested
another name, but it was at once de-
ciared that he didn't want it, and it
was moved to make the nomination
of Blemker unanimous, which was
done by ten or twelve voices.
A motion was then made to ad-
journ, when the distinguished Secre-
tary suggested that no ratifying had,
a. yet, been done, whereupon a mo-
ton was made to ratify, and they
ratified.
On motion, the meeting then ad-
journed
There was not the slightes6 enthu-
siasm manifested until after the adj
iournment, when Ed. Martin invited
the whole crowd to take a drink, to
which all but one or two responded.
From the fact that Blemker was not
present, and that no other nomina-
ton was permitted, it was manifest
that the work had all been cut out
and marked before hand By those
inside the ring"
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RELEASED. - The chap who was
carted to the lock -up, day before yes
terday, by Marshal Klein, was turned
out as soon as he got sober enough.
He is dead beat, aud it was useless
to incur expense 10 his prosecution.
If he had been fined he was not able
to work it out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19

Nes5 York. Dec IA 1867
"a my Card Of Nov. ], 1857, I stated
nat, - for ia q purpose of Tn ore fully
-EGPr ling the wants Of tise pubi1c,
shnd &1 order To prevent umScTupu-
a. dealers from palFHfM. Oh ia ie-
E-aor and worthless goods rs the
abortion Gold Pens, I shall here
zslEeept only to duly appointed and
- ii,-e1Cft . riEcd Agfnts,,s s4c. To this
a~l-san I have since strictly adhered
IL accepting Agents, great sare has
'sWsen exercised 20 appoint those who,
leV long-continued fair dealing, have
M3qCired reputation for honesty,
resp feasibility, and probity-m men IL
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed 70 keep a full assortment Of my
sens, sndTo sell them at nay published
,qEiees. Thus the public are supplied
~ them wieh Just such pens IS they
want, either as TO writing or price, and
Ii = full equivalent Tor the money
agent is appointed to travel from
Ece 20 place, or canvass the country,
so that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
-sr from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
Aept IN conformity TO the above, the
liberal discount TO Clubs being
zgafacient inducement to all others.
A. MOTION e
0clT d&wEn-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19

WARBICK CIRcUIT CoURT.-There
was an unusually heavy docket at the
Warrick Circuit Court this session.
Two murder cases were continued till
the next term Of the Court The ia
nous Hedge case was also continued
at the request Of the Attorney for the
State; and several civil cases, in
which Hedge was interested, were
also continued, as well as the Murray
case, taken from this county on
change Of venue.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19

LOsT.-On Sunday evening, between
Gam Street and the NJ. +. Church, a
pair of gold framed spectacles, in an
old leather case. The finder will be
literally rewarded by delivering the
same at the banking house Of
mar18-d3t. w. J. Lowry 4 Go.
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THE New YORK SUN.-Attention
is invited to the advertisement Of the
Sun newspaper IN to- days paper. The
Sun IS the nelrSiest, and most enter
prising, as it is the cheapest of all the
New York papers. mar18
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locre HaUle and indianapolis.
oAio and Mississippi Railroad.
FRONf VINrENNEs.
STEAMBOAT ZINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock P. n.
To CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. N.
To GREEN RIYER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 6 O'Clock p. VI. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. N.
To EAsrPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock P. N.
To ESDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
To NASHVILLE Every Thursday at four
m.
To MEMPHIS Semi-weekly.
RockpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Ytlle,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by z 2. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. N.
Mt; Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at "A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 P. NJ
To NEWBURG.-HacR daily Except san
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. N.
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OUTSIDE HELP.-The more pr0mi-
nent among the outside help at the
Sixth Ward meeting last night, may
be set down, briefly as follows Mr.
A. T. Whittlesey, the present Post
master, Mr. Willard Carpen-e r, Mr.
J. B. Cox, and Herman Fendrich.
There we're several others, but mods
esty forbids the mention Of their
names.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. John NJ. Har-
Ian, Of Louisville, is in the city,
spending few days with his friends.
POsTPoNED.-The trial of Willis
Green, who was charged with having
stolen brick kiln, was postponed
till to-day The case will be heard
By Esquire Walker. 1t is rather a
singular sort of theft, but an actual
fact.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - -TORE-HOUSE 80 That
= very desirable stOre-house, No. Main
street, Will be rented 20 he Isl January
next Apply 20 CHARLES NIELE.
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| tEYANsYILLE. Ind.. jan. /. ISIS.


nave this day, aduttted as CO. partners
81 11ly present Boot and Shoe Business
-.G1ss city, and also iu q G manufacturiI
lETzsst ness. ia Abingdon Massachusett
1ffst-- l. Dixon and ]. Hunt, as will
ssgsss n. Dy tre above card, giving the fir
-l-LsLfgG5s aud their objects.
8&-- Hunt, who has a lifelong expeTl
sgzc1a an che nanufacturiug business and a
las1lsa Der one judge of Boots and Shoes, will
-EsEf gelt@e his whole time to man ufacturing
.zr-zsrssssly for the Evansville House and
r-EEE purchase of such goods as we do not
- E-scs 90 make ourselves.
2'ts firzu, by this new arrangement, will
glEEfsssss advantages WI tch but few house
sasslE .e.Aina, and viii be able To offer induce
me 81 IS 20 our trade, boih as regards price,
EaMC a-uaIlty.
Tu5 object of the different members o.
l1e irIu in this association is not TO 10
lszs ta9sS for a day, but a lifetime and, TO
on ism their objects, they expeci TO 10
: sseHs upon correct principles, thereby
~lg "A full share of the trade.
U old patrons, / retura nay sincere
iOr their liberal patronage, and
NDy close attention, TO merit con-
lice of the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
!. EnT II. SEMONES.
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Mtlt0ard's Heiir Aeedles, IA Patent
Wrappers, are superior 70 all others.
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Machines Use C2arks Spoo' C2aon
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WANTED.
fgyANTEpll1-A,.gEE5.N,,Tl.5l !, 70 aelI I, lne

4TTA NTED-AGENT5- TO sell the
LIFE or GENERAL GKaAI,
By John S. q. Abbott. Inis work VIII be
Illustrated with three fine steel eusIaFiugs
and eight MAPS printed In tlnt aud sold
only by subscription. Agents VIII hud
this "a work that viii SCH ITSELF TIE sub
ject, author. aud the fine SIS le iu which
the book viii be publ he'd cduaot fall 70
insure Tor it an cuOImous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms 70 good AGENTS. Price %
eutt the times. we HFp now READS ~ ns-
sign territory WHITE. CJKB q BO0NE
g. co.. Publishers, 30 walnut street. cine
ciuDafi, Ouio. Imaflo ar
WYASEED LARD. TALLOW, AND
~ q It j. q 8 E-IHe highest market
-ice pa Ia for La n, TaHow. AND Grease, iu
An. by PHILIP DEGEEk.
Jfiica on Third street, between Sycamore
I'd Vine. lfeZ9 dim
TtNEEU-Iufounaf Or he where
~ aDOuts Of ELIZABE III kDE5-
LIE who left tris city about SIX years
sze. b. Addressing this office. she VIII
near Of somet hing 70 her advantage.
JAMS q
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y
ADVERTISING. - To those who DO
not believe ia advertising, w would
ay thar we have learned that four
years ago, DIR. j. w P0land's White
Pine Compound only reached q sale
of 4 329 bottles while in the year
1866, IL, SAC bottles were sold. This
IS one OF the results Of literally adj
vertisiug q good medicine. Sold bE
Cloud Il hkiD
LADIES MEETEG - The Demo-
cratic ladies Of the city are requested
to meet az tn parlors of the Ameri-
can House on Thursday, March 18Th,
.el3 PM Business Of importance Is
TO be transacted. marl5 Il
New F1BM.-J. c. Collier & Co.
have opened a meat and vegetable
store % Locust Street. rwo doors
beyond the Post Office We bespeak
tor them a liberalpatronage They
are worthy. marlo lw
MoBE NOVELTIES Wooden Cards.
FIJI de .nge Cards. japanese cards.
crystal Cards, Antique Cards. and all
fhe newest styles Of Wedding. Call
ing and Party Cards at the
mh14 1w JOURNAL OFFICE.
FoR RENT.-Three nice rooms. in a
central location, suited for offices or
lodgings. Address,
mil d1Ot] Lock box POI
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DR.. II. N. HARVEY,

PM No. 1, WALKERS BUILDING
Corner Main and laird streets.
4O6lce Hours-lo to p; to s; 7to9,
S7I2 dem
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FABER's PENcILs-30 cents per
dozen at the Journal Counting Room.
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CARBIER-DoVE ENvELoPEs-Ver
pretty. for sale at the journal Office.
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Hand sewing ~ Mloorfs Nsedles.
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CLARK 5 Spool Cotton i. The best
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LADIES' vs. clark Spool Cotton.
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RoAwDTHl.F.

haNDAAG GE fHEE DAY OR
- AEEK. AZ
MRS. r. n. BURN-'S.
so. y second ST.. bet. Main and Locust
streets, Evau,yIlls. Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite "a number
Of day bOarders can stiI be acc0mmo6a-
ed MR~. p. ~ BURNS.
mar2tf
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roR SALE.
40 BUILDING lots.
tCH YCE TO GET pleasant HOMEs.
AnCaER.s EALAnaEMEAI.

n the northeast portion OF the city, has
Est been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
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NOR SALE FARM. II have a FIRST
Is rate little farm OF - acres, one mile
rom Boonville, Ind; 50 acres improved,
and % acres good timber; Ome-story br ok
1Ouse barn, stock sheds three ciFterns,
md good fences all upland and lu good
rtffts / viii sell this arm chap. or exc
change IL for city property. several gene
olemen in this city know the farm.
~mar9 dtf ALVAH JOHNSON.
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4
From the fact that Blemker was not
present, and that no other nomina-
ton was permitted, it was manifest
that the work had all been cut out
and marked before hand By those
inside the ring"
THE SCHOOLS. The method of
teaching known as the Object Les
son, has obtained great celebrity in
the country from the success which
has attended its introduction in the
schools Of the city Of Oswego. It
has been endorsed by the highest
educational authorities, and has met
with great success in those cities
where it has been adopted The
prominent ideas of the system are
that it enables the pupil to- see from
the practical illustration afforded BY
the teachers, those things which are
generally taught abstractly, thus edu.
eating the pereeptive faculties, and
developing the powers Of language.
The effort to Introduce this sys-
TEN into our city is meeting with
commendable success. Teachers
meetings are held in the several grades
each week to practice the art Of in
struotion. We noticed yesterday the at
tendance Of the teachers and pupils Of
the first classes, Grammar grade, upon
a lesson given by the Superintendent
on the Circuiatory Organs" The
study of anatomy and physiology re-
quires practical demonstration for
the pupil to comprehend the struc-
ture of the various organs and their
uses. When pupils see the heart of
a warm blooded animal dissected and
the various parts Displayed, they can
more readily understand the subject,
and it will be more indelibly i'm
pressed upon their minds. The in
terest manifested by both teachers
and pupils in such illustrations dem
onsirates the value Of SUCH teaching
WANTED TO APPEAL TO THE
LAw.-Some six months ago, Esquire
Walker united in wedlock's holy
bans, somewhat aged couple, the
conditions OF the marriage being that
the would-be husband was to convey
70 the was-to-be wiae, some real es-
tate he 0waej IA the city. It was
done, and all passed off well for a
while, bu. az Lass the husband per-
sua5ed the wife 10 let aim sell the
property. he did sell it, she signing
the deed, but iaste-I Of giving his
wife the money hs poskesed it, not
giving the VIE one cent. She was
therefore anxious to appeal . the
majesty of the lag, to see II ner nus
band could not be made to she'll
out" As it was strictly family af-
fair, Esq1ire Walker advised the wo-
man 70 let the matter drop.
Opera HOUSE. = We understand
that there will be a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Opera House
some time during this week. to take
steps for raising moaeg-to complete
the work on the building The build
ing oughtlto be completed as early as
possible, aud it is thought arrange
ments wiiloe made at the next meet
ing Of the stockholders BY which the
necessary funds will be raised.
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Milward' Needles are the best
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WILLIAM BAKER.
WILLIAM HEILNIAN, Republican ,
+. N. THAYER, Executive Com
WILLIAM AEDFORD, mittee Pigeon
ALEXANDER DARLING, Township.
JOHN GRE Elk.
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TyOR sALE-SEED OAT5-2O00 bmhel
e Chicago Seed OATS.
marII an BAIRD q START.
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n the northeast portion OF the city, has
est been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
At REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property Is situated conveniently
o tile business portion ot the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line OF Street
Railr lad, and any extension Of said line
may be expected 10 run close 10 q. The
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY.
Being on the summit between the ohio
River and Pigeon Creek II lies west OF
the LongWorth Tract (the location ~ the
proposed city PARK, ana adj0ius 4 aud is
usl de the corporation line.
We invite All persons who wish 70 pure
chase eligible building lots, At fair prices,
TO apply tmmf diately.
For further particulars, Inquire Of
MCNE LII a SCH BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors ONCE.
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Carh's .spo.l Cotton is 8 Cod 600
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At REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
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Take none other than C75rfF 0'47a.
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H.ioard's Nee5les for .aie everywhere.
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Farm for Sale.

A SPLENDID 4 [RM OF ~ ACHES,
"a IN the edge Of the city ~ Evansville,
Indiana. This farm is in full view Of the
slfy. IL Is ia high state OF cultivation
has one Of the finest dwelling houses In
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles aud all necessary outbuildings, and
splendid selection Of almost every variety
Of fruit trees 3 apes, shruDDery and h0W-
FRS, and plenty ~ good water. Ia VIII be-
old altogether, or the improvements with
part Of the land. For further particu-
iars inquire Of ALNA 1T job NBOA,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind
auZ9-3m.
E0R sALE-sEEp oATs-2Ooo Dmhel
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rvOR SALE-CANAL BOAT-A good.
6 sound canal boat. Enquire at ~ water
itreet. j. B. LAKE.
feb2l
TOR SALE .econd-haud twelve
" horse power portable engine and
boiler and am the tools necessary fof tzc
best inventionl for boring oil weiisi also,
eleven hundred feet Of haaser-r0pe, all Of
which VIII be old together Or separate, 20
suit purcha~ ers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSkIIfk a 90.
Comm sssiun Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
feb8 tf