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New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. March 80. 1868.

NEwYORK. Monday, Mafch 81, 1903.
Real estate men in but small numbers gath
redat the auction mart to-day and sales we're made by
SnlytwO firms
BY MULLER, WILKINS b co.
be lots on the east side Of Fftha opposite Central
park and so feet south Of
ra sod 10 A. H. Rathbone for g. each. The lots
Is 2xlOo feet each Two lots the south side OF One
situated east of Fifthave 2Ox1oos
each were sold to A H. Rathbone for l7S each. lot
adjoining the above 25x1OOs feet was purchased by
3 l. Jacobs for sOO Mr.. Foster bought the adjoining
lot 9SxlOos feet for GO Mr. RyerSon also purchased
lot adjoining the above, 25xlOOS feet for N,eoO F. C.
Higgins bought adjoining lot for 575. twostory
hrek stable and lot the south side OF East Thirty
secondst NO l4O, 80 feet east OF Lexingtonave was
sold to W. Aiken for sOO the lot is IS feet front by 20
feet rear and $40 feet deep per cent remain on bond
and mortgage for two years
go. BY JOS. INQUIRE.
gore fronting on Broadway, Seventhave. and Fifty
secondst 7T1O Broadway, 75.5 on seventhaYe, 96S
on Fifty secondst and 55 on the rear OF Fifty second
st. purchased by owen OConnor for $32l0O.
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Sattiuu SaIts Of BtaI SstGdt.
J. JouSioE, IT,, AuctISsseE
DY JOHNSON g. MlLLER
ID AUCTToNBBRS AND
ppLJ PSTATE BROKERS,

RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
H.u Seat. and Y,,R, bought :: ma ~
200 VALUABLE Tors Al GuCTTIosS, :, ,.,u,,,.
pS1psEY sSEAT ;s Aps2ISTE
and HERKaERsr AG Of 1g EYSaHTRRsA1E HICKORY
SSnss SSss a SDRB%sPLAcE
H1. srosSry HOUSES with so.uHs ai''
TWcstory HOUSE fHickOst. lsO (tfh h00Se west OF
TSoso Tsms House and LOT on Of mAry,'e and
three story frame HOUSE MArys 80 feet south Of
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL +, + p,o,sr,,Ny
Atm O'Clock s6sSSs BsoSsLs S1fiPGST PsSPssT nj u
VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD oTs G opposite dREAr APPLE
KRNrAyE. AND PEsN sT;zs Lot, on q eornkt
PBNNsT AND WYTHRAyBTS Lots on q " eorp', ocrsr prR
Is mi G'i USoS ti Business
or A.s M.1G,:S51s e .s%. sP. H.TSSiis ISS p...
sasGfayR GSsSTs ITSa hoofER SB4P, and ctrMsEsTS
si%rYffVS pff WA VACANT fors IN PoURrRESTH AND ZIP.
sAsDFoRD North RGESRsTH and NORTH TwELFTasTs
Terms Msps ready at Oee Of AucOoer' No 20 NASSAU
EXECUTORS SALE TVEsP13 y tEfI6 I6 on
tween Second Also choice Lots NORTH SEVENTH
GRASDsr rs feet east Of sEcoSDsT Il LOH and Gore.
NORTH SEVENTH And THIRD sTs i' splendid lOt
1HPuABLs BIZ iMPRovBD IMP PROPERTY on cLINTossT.
n
Clinton and West Wsrens Houses large and eommodoa built IN
vey snd substantial BY days work yshOc! regard
containing all modern improvements AL ghng purchase
the above and attend the
TWO VAIUABfR FoURST0RY BRICK HOUSES ou the sas.
ofCLINTONST commencing houses Of Fourth place The
order and desirable Deighborhood They each
aud all modern Improvements Are connected with
Also -FOUR VALUABLE VACANT LOTS side Of stAtsst,
1875 fset n ". from Neyinsst =.
rs NassaGSl
Also time and place.
VALUABLE BROADWAY LOT very desirable ior basae parposes
BROADWAY se South Seyehst) northeast side 2o feet south
east OF Bghst valuable lot With party wall 70 arsI story Maps
oMee No. rs Hassau-st Terms
On TUESDAY. April :, -
Exchange No. III BToadgay,
DESIRABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
200 VALUABLE EIGHTEENTH WARD LOTS. near BUSH
WiCK-AVR BOULEVARD, ALL FINELY LOCATED on bLM,
GROVE LINDEN and MAGH0LIA-SlS, kVERGRBBH and ZEN
TRAAVES convenient desirable nr
These inspection The knst lots are only
block from Myrtleave ., ,-.,-.. =,
The attention Wish purchase Low priced lots 10 part OF
the ty they rapidly and form ons OF the
Vey beat OF Investments particularly called MS SAFE Ie usaes
Railroads With the prospect Of bridges 70
direct reaching this LEGALITY the future value OF ts
nopsrty can scarcely be liberal Maps viii be ready
Al tie Aaconsers Is Haau, kegi0k on and aef
April ,,-,rv,,n,~ -,
AtI o'clock the Exchange Saesroom, No III BroadHaT N t.
ERW UP TOWN HOUSES on EINBrIBTHsr
Three desirable twos,ory basement and snooesT ork houses
side Of Hneeht $50 feet inches east 0t Avenue
each containing plenty Of esss bonses are we 0ui
cold and all modern I'm prove
excellent ocaon good neighoorhood hss view % nes'
blocks from vii be each day unh e Terms
eay Maps Of Auetioneers No Is Eassanst N "
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On WEDNESDAY. April g..

H.
VALUABLE LOTS on SiXth-ave. and Fifty
egbtbst by order Of Railroad CompsnyADRAn
MULLER R. wILSNs Co.. vii Gel at auction 90 % TS
March O'Clock 4. the EIeh11ge SaOom No III broa1"a
the eis! side Of SiItt-aye between
Rhysssnih and Fyeghhs including the noressst corner
three lots adjoining 2SIs M the three uOrthsry lots are
each 2Sr95 feet . --. ,., e,-.A
PIPTY Lots south side sS feet east o. hs srtn
25IiO05 Also the lot south side V ss sas.
EAST f lots south side FYeghthsS sV ees
Sixty per cent remain on bond and Mortgage
'eshss ME-. a, IN, one. o, III. Aus,ios.er $50
VALUABLE FARM.-G w. SMITH, Auc-
toueer will cell MONDAY April 1904 at oeoes m 90
the premises Aep Farm containing 80 acres
nnneE walk from n Y and " H. Railroad Depo. hye Bnlnns'
aEe Refer j. H. 0lLBBRT No 70 PaTkroT'
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guas,s anS farms IantiS.

EOUR or Five ROOMS Wanted, located west
Sseondave By small family Of Adults Address N1n pnee
snI fill particular q X, Tribuoe OhSe.
NNTANTED-For small family, HOUSE, with
or without within hour Of New for one y.s
optou purchase g. No " Fraakss p o. Box No. AiS
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6Onntm Zeal Sstat. for Sals.

ON THE HUDS0N-SOme, very desirable
" Country Ses Farms Building Sites and Village Residences s1a
elegant views POr sale BY A. NJ SERBIA No % Pness
DORT MORRIS, Westchester County. The
homestead Of GOVemsar Morr except the ground res tes %
special adaptation for VIA sites For health peantoe
,eessbT persons doing hasness Hewiorf this property
uppsssd Il 6uiy two miles from Park and half mile
from Harlem Bridge The new boulevard Harlem Bridge 70 Ford
information apply to
WI SMITH BROWN,
No Broadway. Room No IS.
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetoaeeh -.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROP

VALUABLE MANUFACIUhlNG ThOt-
ERTY the Of JedtronsL and Rugerspaee ADRIAN
MULLER r. n WILKINS Co will sell At saeou on TUESDAY,
April u O'clock At the RIehange Baeoon, No III bIoaS
the PLOT LAND south esssy
and Ru.e place having front place of 100 feet
inches ia het "a inches together VIII We a
thereon eonAsing building the corner ~ @ ~
iOl which said building stories hgn .nc
feet budtngs OF ...h
sisnia manner 7tneh wall. 70 second story S
sh cement heavily umoeIeu .na
bned .teamspzne 25 hrepFocf eoherfoem
with shsng betting complete Si be SOLD Nh we @
ms budin1 4. We, sdapted chsmlell works nonrng m or Az.
bu.ne requiring hghs aud room There n ss 90 s
budings are a. ne" anu ot
and light not eIceed any
the ei,y The property the river and tho oan s . s
th. .trset IA the NOS. vessels OF any n the c
.ng 10 sr,lne premises Obtain permits 10 10 % " S
Of the Gucoaeeu. gheIe m,ps etn 10 haa ~
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XEeckIpn xsaI Sstst. for saI..
HEw-YoRK CITY.

JOHNSON e. MILLERs
- 0REAT AUCTION sALB or FIRSTCLA BH00KLYN
IOTS TLRSDAE March o. Secure She property
~ a.seaj
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8ropklnr GtaI Gstat, fur 9aIt.


REDF0RD-AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
ynA substantial ck eS6ce built ia the ve best manner acoustic
properties commended By experienced speakers and SINGERS admirably
BSooiyn f Of Aw 70 wS hAWRExcB No. 81 Brosas xSYcf
Myrteaye PsnkOad cheap CASH: win be exchanged M
HOUSE, in BrSOtn Apply 70 C. SULLIVAN Executor, No ils
TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, Nineteenth Ward,
b ' sSs sS 5 sS1
Besys S c.msr't S ;S1S ds 5000 can Re
' South Fs; SS@ Da SSF JON TAAAN Real A' Agent No
FOR SALEEA three-story and basement
H 6SUSS SS OI Near M ave- Apply
MAPS for the GREAT SALE of ATLANTIC
N1 and PULToNAvE PROPERTY ior TUESDAY next can be
obtained BY aPPlyiDgto JOHNSON MILLER,
NEARER NEW-YORK CITY HALL than
~ FosTIETST Ne.Yoa and on bet streets in B2SlC0
De K.saye OFSwH.tcss House % ' "a hi@Rl hSSS
S9ais esoT% SioT@sios: %S%asIRS iiSu 11'f @ @ Ir
0'''- O'"N'''' ''4S "a T EIHiTD No B.ci%sn-.t &
GPECULAT0RS'OP S'OPP0RTUNITY.-- .--0aklands,
- nes Prospect Park Brooty LOTS for SALE hssg by the ooes
S...aas :4as' parcels Fine investment JOHNSON AiIAN' No .
VNHE demand for MAPS for the great sale of
Atlantic and Fnonave LOTS has been unprecedented that We
y O'clock THIS DAY CTussisy at Exchange SsiesroO@ III
I!Sii 1ys ss
ITO OWNERS of PROPERTY in Boston or
L. ut-2 LOTS unneumbered n Brooklyn for sale or exchange
for unincumbered property In Boston vicinity. Address
VINAL CO., No Traveller Builng Boston
WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTY for
w SALE or EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN L0TS.Tbs desirable
PLOT Of GROUND rl59 situated the Of North Capitol
and North Frst& In the City Of Washington G. th Govern
Printing Once and the residence Of Gen Grant Tor SALB B
CHANGE for BROOKLYN LOTS Apply to JOHNSON MILLER
No. rs hassaust, N Y.
VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY on EAST
RIVER between the Washington Extension and South Sew
enlist Ferry, Brooklyn. for SALE JOHNSON MILLER No S
Nassau-st
$3.OOO.OOO02FE.sS STOCK !, g. edSp6siT6s 5R Be sHS
OfBROoKLYN toward the BRIGHTON Of the BRIDGE The bill sure
pass iSee Common Council PfoeeenEs The Bridge Reality
NeWfork and Brooklyn will he BROOKLYN property WIN Increase In
rapidly than before JOHNSON MLLBRS Great
Auction Sale and Aaucaye lots takes place THIS DAY
Tuedsy) at IL o'clock st Exchange Saesroom No Ill Broadway
DIM SPLENDID BROOKLYN LOTS all
@OO FINELY LOCATED FULTON ATLANTIC, GATES,
GREENE; BROOKLYN MARCY, YATES AND I DEhALBAVES' B'
AND HARTSTS VIII be sold BY JOHNSON MILLER u O'clock
TUESDAY March g. EXCHANGE SALBSROoM NO Ill Broad
way ~ Y. Maps at No. 25 NaSsau-tt
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wiuIiE ~ LIrrLH, AgctiouseL
DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE,
I'D AUCrlOSBBRS AND RIAL BSTArR BROKERS.
No Isl MsnAguest Brookyn.
Houses Lo Farms Dock Properly bought and sold at Pubic
Private Sale Special attention 70 srscuton and Referees ssea
JAAss N. hlLLER Aueuobeen.
EXECUT0RS SALE of CENTRAL PARK
IL BOULEVARD LOTS On TUESDAY Dist March al II 0eoek
q Rrchango salesrOorn, No Ill Broadway;
TWBLVR LOTS 90 norhsry o. hundred afstt,
Grand Bouv BOomgise road including the
TIN LOTS sOuhe e of Eighty fourth st. '0 feet east Of Fsh
ave. On lot s EnpsFior two story frame house.
FOUR LOTS norhey side Of Hshh.t, 10 fee. east ion
Hnhave in rear ef the above
OHB l69 feet east Of Fhhsve
mortgage hAI Ge al Auetoneers Office ~ I1besL
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A. J. BLEKoKER, Asetoneeh
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A. J. BLEkoKER Aseioneei
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THURSDAY April 1863 at II Occct At Nc ld Croseyst.
consisting Dining PaO and Bedroom rurnse Rosewood sol
ali, Concs. French Plate and Mirrors hedalon and
Carpets Piano Rosewood Bedeads Dressing
Stands Armoir together with Kitchen Furniture with when
~. aale will commence Catalogues At No. II Cedsrtt
EDWARD A. LAURENCE AuetOneen
DECEIVERs SALE Mt No. 500 Broadway IN
III the city Of NewYork FRIDAY April 1888 at 10 O'clock
n-wl 6e sold public auction By LAURENCE sTsATTVs NJ
FURNITURE FIXTURES and STOCK IN IhADh
OF the late william Brady Co.. consisting Of Sales Carpsts
Olohs Chairs Tables, Desks Sofas, Gas Fnres ehoS C-se
CounsrS one upright articles Of Clothing Jexey fos
Spoons L Terms cash Catalogues the articles a, the once Tie
A1'"OH's'' w. IA O''' - THOMAS G. FIELDS
Receiver
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS s. MINER.

4. a LAWRENCE, AucloneeL
A BSOLUTE and POSITIVE SALE, without
"A reserve and elegantly carved rosewood and black
FURNITURE glass and china ware French mirrors,
6pe earpes safe &C. LAWRENCE STRATION will Sell "
Auction on WEDNESDAY k Of APRIL at II O'clock At No Ts
Furniture Of said house. consisting In et
elegant richly covered bedroom uies rosewood and
finest English and Brussels carpets rehy carved ta
mirrors elegant Maun
lock chandeliers richly cot glass and china
curtains &C. kc Catalogues ready at tee once Sios
Aucioneers, No. Ill Broadway Room ID.
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Guumtm gtaI 6stat. fcr 9aIt.

E0R SALE, or to LET-Furnished-A fine
large HOUSE with usbls grounds situated 90 slight elevation
sopag gradually the Harlem River aud surrounded By mnghcen
forest trees within hours ride the City Hall and ieeeos al
hours p the day and nht by four different Of eomunaon
well adapted boarding Of gentlemen for sumner
at.r Terms easy Apply 10 LEWIS D. or PRANK g. BRo"N
No SO Broadway.
FOR SALE--At YOnkers, a first-class brick
HOUSE slate roof xh Al m9dsrn goa GGsSS @
view PARRINGToS ROCKWELL No l Getty House
EOR SALE-At Yonkers, a great variety of
REsDBNCES all prices from 1850 tn ELS co., FARRlhGToS
4 ROCKWELL No. Getty House.
FARM for SALE in Westchester Co.. n. Y
2S acres With Mansion and farm bOu.s barns and Al. ney
Long and Sound Apply No l70 Wnsm Ho,ssa need .PPy
TOR SALE, on easy teIms, $4,000 cash, 20 acres
Of valuable LAND and good HOUSE. three miles from H.,lsn
Bridge One mile from Pordhlm and mile from Wnhsms Bridge
adjoining the land Of the late Peter Lord with frontage or 800
on the Boston road Communication with steam or borseAp All
hours
POr farther particulars, ipply 10 -
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CAST IRON PIPE, SCRAP IRON, &c, a

~ Public AUCTIoNThe Comptroller Of the City s Ee.Yo,f sl
sEI Al public AUCTION FRIDAY April 10 1853 ct 10 O'Clock
M al and LGweuee MaDhsttanve large 10, cast hos
pip. above Is Sold Eghlsthst and Faaye,
ppei and after sale Egbteth At the Cepor.nn
Yard Of Bast Twenty ourht, large lot scrap oa Ire hydras
and hTdrAnlic press a., o-r..., r..- ~.
pus ComproeTs Ohce C Han Psrk-Depsrment of Finance,
N""b"""'' ~ Comptroller.
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ON THE UUDSON, 30 miles from New York,

PATTERSON, N. J-FOr SALE-A very de-
srable MILL PROPERTY consisting Of ~; mel SuSlHs, s
bose lsIlO mill Egbe 10 and boiler lShoe Can he
bought cheap Address H0lT MILLER No LOO DIo1tEU, ~ l.
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TOR SALE-The BEEKMAN BLAST FUR
MACE With 500 acres Of timber LAND located Dutcbes County
M Y PoT tsTms apvlg 10 A. TOWER. Poughkcepas n. T.
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L'UR SAIE-Ine large STUNE, IOTIHtIIy
owned by B. Carr handsomely Si,.d ~ o Dry 6ood' and
Groe-Nhere trade has been done Of $4,000 Ennumaos
within opequIet OF mile Of o. the best depos on
Columbia Railroad Aso will be sold reduced stock Of
Goods figures disposed Of BY before April The
whole will be sod Abcsu that day commencing ~ III O'Clock
a Address NJ A. FOMLkR flshklll NJ Y.
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IHOR SALE, at MORRISTOWN, NEW-JER-
sEY-ns COUNTRY PLACE Of the late y sOensn Graves
premises very large And costly msnsion house Win All hocsn I'm
poVemen farmhouse barns grape bouse and eehass
taledl buildings the buildings and ouud
10 eIceen order Ro further particulars sppy bMAbI EK
eouOr No. 81 Wiiantt al the farmhouse op the premises
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
gU GET.

A HOUSE to LET, No. 32l East Forty,frst
n sIso tooe froot all inProvensnt' IN goOa
order three stories basement Apply to Owner 90 the premises
from 10 to . O'Clock this day
O0TNTRY SEATS TO RENT, furnished and
pruhd MamAroneck Rye Portehesr Greenwich STAN
S Boom6eH Moutclar Staten Island ss5sJ foOnS 90 the
Sound At $50 70 $2,Soo per year. .n - oo o.,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

ST. LOUIS, September 10.-Arrived
Davenport, Itasca, Harry johnson,
and Mollie McPike, from Keokuk !;
Belle Memphis, Memphis; q. 3. Allen,
Omaha; Luminary, Vicksburg. De-
parted-Davenport and Itasca, for
st. Paul; Harry johnson and Mollie
McPike, KeOkuk; Rubicon, Vioks-
burg; Cora and Dance, Kansas City;
Pauline Carroll and Kellogg and
barges, New Orleans.
The river continues to rise slowly,
and the Upper Mississippi and Illi-
nois are swelling little.
Business with New Orleans, Vicks-
burg, and Memphis is good, and with
the Arkansas and Tennessee Rivers
is fair and improving to all points.
The weather is very warm and
showery.
CAIRO. Sept. 10.-Arrivals-For-
sythe, Memphis to st. Louis, at A.
NJ; Bee, New Orleans to st. Louis, at
8 A. M; Havana, Cincinnati to St.
Louis. at s A. NJ; Louisa, st. Louis
to Cincinnati, at IL A. M; Tacony,
Tennessee River to st. Louis, at 3 p.
NJ; White, Paducah packet, at 5 P.
NJ; Watts, st. Louis to Eastport, at
5 P M; Alton. st. Louis to Memphis.
at 5 p. M; Rapidan, Evansville pack
ct, at P. NJ. The river rose l foot.
A rain fell during the forenoon, but
is now clear. The Belle Lee COM
menced loading for New Orleans this
evening, and will leave on the 18th.
LOUISVILLE, September 1O.-De-
NJ n-lon1.
Minneola, to Memphis.
The river is rising, with four feet
eight inches water in the canal. and
two feet eight inches in the chute
over the falls, with plenty of water at
Portland for small boats.
Business has been rather lively for
fey days. The weather is cloudy
and wet. 1t rained most of last night
and to-day.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.-Weather warm.
River stationary. Arrived - Cham
pion. Observation-Disclosures, at 8 AM,
for New Orleans; Marble City, at 5 P.
n, for st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 10-River fall
ing, with six feet water on the shoals.
Weather moderate and rainy. Alpha
left for Cairo; the Nashville is load
ing with Government stores.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-Weather
cloudy. Rain commenced falling yes
this afteFnao6Snna ti94Ad f 4ptil 8 o'clock
three feet in the last twenty-four
hours, with twelve feet In the chan
mel and rising at the rate of two inch
es per hour. At pittsburg there is
four feet of water and river rising.
The Monongahela is rising rapidly,
with seven feet at Greensboro, and
six and half at Brownsville. The
Charmer, for Evansville, and the
Fanny Brandies, for Cairo, left this
evening; the Camelia arrived from
Pittsburg, and leave for st. Louis to-
morrow. All streams emptying into
the Ohio are rising rapidly. and plen-
ty of water may be expected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND A
SPEEDY ExIT.-A man, whose name
was not ascertained, committed an as
sault and battery two or three days
ago on Mr.. Clarke, who lives on DR..
Walkers farm. 1t appears the Doc
tor had some fine peaches. and had
instructed Mr.. Clarke to give few to
such persons as desired. Instead of
being satisfied with this generous Of
fer. persons were in the habit of going
with baskets and bags, at night, and
helping themselves, and some even in
daylight; and. to facilitate their efforts.
had killed the dog on the premises.
On the day of the assault and bat
terry, Mr.. Clarke found this man. who
was an employee as wheeler in brick
yard in the vicinity, coming out of
the orchard witha supply of peaches.
Clarke told him he must not go in
there again, whereupon the fellow
assaulted him and used him pretty
roughly. Complaint was entered be-
fore Justice Walker, and a warrant
was issued, but the accused did not
stay to see it. He lit out suddenly
for parts unknown, and has not since
been heard of.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

For otae, Rtver Items see Third Rage.

The only arrivals yesterday evening
were the Argosy. Kanahwa to Padu-
cab; Morning Star, Louisville and
return.......The Quickstep, for Cairo,
and the Henderson packets departed.
1.-THE Quickstep had an excellent
trip.........The Argonaut had 500 tons
of railroad iron for Henderson, and
], 400 barrels of salt for L. Ruffner.
of this city, which he had imme-
diately forwaded to Paducah.........
The Argosy will go up the Tennessee
River for load of pig iron for Gin
cinnati.........The Morning Star had a
very good trip.........The Charmer and
Fanny Brandeis were advertised posi-
lively to leave Cincinnati last even
ing. They will be here Saturday, the
latter for Cairo and the former to re-
turn.........The river is rising rapidly
at all points, with heavy rains along
It's whole course.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

A DULL DAY.-The moist state of
the weather yesterday had depress-
ing influence on city items, and they
were nearly as scarce as hens teeth.
The Recorders Court did not furnish
a single item, and the Recorder wait
ed, solitary and alone in his temple,
for something to turn up, presenting
much the appearance of patience on a
monument. The Justices Courts were
alike barren of interest. Justice
Walker had a nibble Wednesday
evening, which he expected to con-
vert into roast beef yesterday, but be
experienced q realization of the ad-
age There is many a slip betwixt
cup and lip"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Health Depends uDOn Good Digestion

weakness of the stomach" is the source
of more evil than were contained In Pam
dora's Box. Debility, headache, nervous
tremors, palpitat on of the heart and To-
cal pains innumerable, are its direct con-
sequences. It obscures the intellect and
gives birth to the most absurd and inco-
herent fancies; incapacitates man for
business, ar renders persistent exertion
next to impossible. Yet, strange to say,
indigestion Is the most neglected Of du ALL
naents. And this is the more extraordinary
from the fact that an absolute, infallible
specific for the disorder can be obtained
In every city, town, and village OF the
United States.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
takes as wide q range as the malady
which 1t cures It pervadeS every civil
lied portion of the Western Hemisphere,
and Its celebrity as tonic and Alternative
Is everywhere established. IL is due TO
the common sense of the American public
to say that the demand for it is immense,
and continually ON the increase: but still
thousands continue to suffer from dySpep.
STA, with the gr fact staring them in
the face that q remedy for it exists, as 1t
were. within arms length of every suf-
ferer. Such is the inconsistency OF human
naturei Day by day, however, the num-
Der of those who manifest this insane in
difference to their own health ard COM
fort dimintshes; and the time viii come,
1t is confidently believed, when the dis
case Will be expelled from the category of
prevalent disorders by this Incompatible
Alternative and restorative.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

BURGLARS STILL OPERATING.-On
Wednesday night the grocery of Jo-
seph Juergensmier, corner of Vine
and Third Streets, was entered, and
the cash drawer robbed of S. in spuri-
GUS postal currency. Juergensmisr
had fortunately removed all his good
money to place of safety. There is
large number of scallawags and
carpet-baggers, brought here, no
doubt, to vote the Democratic tic ket.
loafng about the city, who are
thus endeavoring to turn an honest
penny" They are not likely to be
caught. An attempt was also made
to enter the grocery of George Hof.
corner of First and Elm, but they
made so much noise that they awoke
the family and were scared off.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

DRY IT UP.-There is a noisome
mud-hOle or hog wallow in the gutter
on Locust Street, at the mouth of the
alley leading from Main to Locust
street. between First and Second
Streets, which should be dried up.
This can readily be done, as there is
an iron grated inlet leading into The
sewer at that point, but which i
choked up by rubbish and mud r.
would require but little time or labor
to open this inlet, and abate this mes.
tilent nuisance. Let it be done.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11
LOCAL NOTICES.

The HAPPIEsT MAN IN TOWN.
Our artistic friend, McGrew. well
known as one of the heads of the pro-
feS,iOn, No. z West First Street, is
again alone in business, and with the
service of the best talent in the coun-
try, he will be enabled to do full just
ice to his friends and customers.
Give him a call.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-There
was nothing of general public inter-
est transporting in the Common Pleas
Court yesterday. One or two cases
in which Judge johnson had been
counsel, we're certified to the Circuit
Court. Several demurrers and an
sWers were fled, and one or two
judgments taken by default.
Ihe case of the Mutual Life, Fire,
and Marine Insurance Company VS..
William A. Page ct al, was tried by
a jury. After the evidence had been
heard, the arguments of counsel
heard, and the charge of the Court
had been made, the plaintiff dis.
missed the case-upon what grounds
exactly we did not ascertain.