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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
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/ IS. r. Davis q p. Jervis. J. s.
/ Hester. Chaplaincy ia the Army and
/ Navy-W b. Cars, u. Mitchell. j.
I. Pershiug, o. Laren. n Mohin.
On Charter Fund-W. q Miller.
W Reddv. w ID Goldman. ". Mo
Comb aud J Haskell.
Rev DR.. Mast submitted "a report Of
his visit 20 the General Confersnce Of
the Evangelical ASS citation. as a rep
resentative of This body, It was an
houneed Il at the Evangefcal Asso-
citation had appO nfed a deputation 70
the General Conference. and their
reception was made the specikl order
for Tuesday uext. at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. CLARK, Of Erie Confer
ence, offered q res0sutiOn 70 So change
the discipline as TO provide for the
election of Bishop. for the term Of
four years. and 20 make them eligible
10 re-e.ec o.
DR. Aker-, Of Illinois, offered O
resolution setting forth the duties Of
Christian people in regard 10 the eX-
ercise Of the right Of suffrage, and
c0ndemning the election Of wicked
men TO Office. Referred to the Com
mittee on the State oi the Country.
+. III. Warning Of Iowa. presented
a resolution ins fuctiug the Commit
tee on the STATE Of the Church 10 re-
port whether il be expedient for this
General Conferenca 70 ke any action
on the union Of the various Metho-
dist bodies Of this country. Adopted.
DR.. Newman moved the appoint
ment Of spec.a committee of seven
TO consider the state Of the Church
in the South, and the special de-
mands Of the Conference in that
region After considerable discus
sion, in which Drs. HOren, Pershing,
Brush, Eddy. Borr0ws and others
participated. the motion was lost.
Rev. j. N Vernon, Of Mis-
souri, offered resolution in-
structing the Church Exten-
sion Society q make provisions, if
possible, 10 loan money 10 the embsr-
rassed Churches on the frontier, such
loans TO be secured BY mortgage on
DR.. Gilbert Haven. Of Boston, pre-
seDted a preamble reciting facts 10 re-
gard to the impeachment trial now ia
expressing the strongest
condemnation Of the course Of the
President and impOrtunes his convie-
ton, and closing with a resolution to
devote an hour. on Saturday, 10
prayer for the Senate and the cOun-
try. The reading Of the preamble
created intense excitement and after
some earnest discussion ii was tabled
by an overwhelming vote
Several additional votes were re-
corded on the admission Of 1hc s uth-
ern Conferences. Tle vote now
stands 2l2 ayes, IA NAYS
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IMPEACHMENT NEWS
THE COUNTRY HEARD FROM.
The Tribune Claims Conviction as
Certain enat0r HOWard's Health
ImprOVing-ActlOn OF the People.

New York, May 13.-The Tribune
torialy: Confdestial dispatches
from the best authorities, received
last night, by the editors Of the Til
bune, leave 10 room for doubt that the
Senate will convict on Saturday.
The leading friends of Mr.. John
son said, last night, that convictionis
doubtful, the chances, in their opinion,
being about even.
A sagacious Republican leader said
Senator Anthony is safe. Senator
Wiley is sure for two articles, and
Van Wiukle Is sure on the 1lth.
NEw YoRK, May 13.
At the meeting of the Union Re
publicauConlmittee last night speeches
were made, aud resolutions adopted
lRa denuncia ton of the Repub lean
Senator's. who favor the aequittal of
the President.
TRENr6S, n. j.. May 138.zThe Bx-
-ecutiye Committee of the Grant Club
have EesofvedFin favor of the immedi-
sate removal Of President ! johnson.
LEwIsTowS, Me. May 13.-A large
meeting g-was held. last evening TO pro-
IT, & aeai nst4he 3acqaiftal Of johnson.
Senator Fessenden's brother was one
3Qf thE sign rs ,otthe ca 4 The course
Of SeRator Morrill, was approved.
WAsHIxGT0N. May 13. - Senator
eH6wards 5 health i Improving, aud he.
wiIua5tend the Senate on Saturday.
0giaioas of -New- York Press.
IlS8yy3 Ys5sf1 sM69i 13lAsTBe Tines
10 Jllv lssa:eBstyE suslaIus eilegp osition.
If Fessenden, /; TGpm ~ lg,- Grimes,
Heuders0n. andsOtheff senators. says
log ytbat the Renubficag party have
geaqon to thank them ipSiSAvlng it.
-tTom self destruction 9isrzs la1r
- he ,EoSt. speaks IL sharp terms
aeGIust then threats made ito coeree
TrumbulI 10 resign, and concerning
the address o. the Missouri Repub /
can members asking Henderson 10
Withhold his vote. IL believes in ac
quittal with a sharp censure on the
President for misconduct, and urges
the members OF the Court so grossly
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Nafional Steamship Comp ny for til e
loss Of her husbands life by coils l.
ion of one of their boats with a canal
boat
A committee of the Board Of Trade
has adopted resolutions in favor of
the redemption Of the nations debt
IN gold and funding the -greenbacks
with the five per cent bonds and
ariy-Eesamption-ofspeei payment.
NEW YORK, May 13.-The steamer
Australasian, from Liverpool Sd, ar
rived. The steamer China sailed for
Liverpool, taking $4,000 in gold
Three tobacco factories In Brook
-lyn, turning out 10000 pounds day.
are accused Of evading the revenue
tax.
The new Tammany Halt will be
ready for the use Of the National
Democratic Convention.
NEW YORK, May 13.-At a meet
ing of the American Tract Society
to-day, the annual report was read,
showing the receipts from donations
and legacies to be Sl18, 773; and from
sales, $400O53. There is a balance
of Sl,635 Ia the treasury The Ex-
ecutive Committee was reelected.
The American Anti-Slavery Soci-
ETY. held its twenty fifth Anniversary
meeting to-day, 10 Steiuway Hall.
About 600 persons were present,
the audience being composed large
~ OF ladies. Wendell Phillips and
Charles q. Burleigh were the prinei-
pal speakers
Resolutions were adopted that if
the Senate acqait johnson il would
only join itself to him as disloyal. and
demanding Of the Republican party,
at Chtcag9 a man who represents
the mosl radical purpose of the loyal
people, aaQ PLATFORM which shall
guarantee to tie negro, by a constitu-
tional sanction, impartial suffrage,
common school education. and such
other legislation as will secure to
him a homestead of land; and that no
action of the great body Of American
Churches gives any sufficient evidence
Of vigilance or Christian principles in
the great question Of the hour, while
the unconditional surrender of the
Boston Tract Society Of its prO-slavery
matter, affords sad evidence of the
existence of the old brotherhood Of
thieves. They also condemn the
Democratic party, and say it should
be repudiated aud denounced By all
friends of justice and impartial suf-
frage.
A verdict Of $1,000 has been found
against the Erie Railroad in favor of
the heirs of an emigrant who lost his
life on the road in 1874.
Geo. n. Harrington. better known
as Geo. Christy. died to-day.
Masons and bricklayers all struck
to-day for increased wages.
NEW YORK, May 13.-The M
tional Temperance Society celebrated
its third. anniversary this evening. at
Cooper Institute. The annual report
was presented, and addresses deliver
ed by Dewitt Feldyman, Of Phila-
delphia, Gen. Neal Dow and Others.
The evening session Of the Anti
Slavery Society was poorly attended.
Wendell Phillips presided. Speeches
were made by K. Higginson. Anna
Dickinson and Mrs Elizabeth Cody
Stanton.
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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Queen lays the Cornerstone Oi
Thames HOspIial-The Irish CUES
tlOn In Parliament.

LONDON, May l3.-The Queen II.
day, in presence Of vast multitu le
Of spectators laid, with imposing
ceremonies, the corner stone OF
Thames Hospital, which Is 10 be
built on the Thames, Immediately
opposite the House of Parliamenf.
Her Majesty was attended by the
Prince and Princess of Wales, and
other members of the Royal family,
aud by members of the ministry, al
chief officers Of the corporation 0f
the city of London have presented ar
address 70 the Queen, declaring their
profound sympathy with her Majesty
tor the injuries received by Prince
Alfred at the hands Of an assassin,
and expressing their detestatiOn OF
the attempted crime.
EUentng- House Of 6. nlm0ns-Glad-
stone, this afternoon, soon after the
commencement Of the sitting, moved
a bill to prevent the making Of fur
Their appointments to living in the
Irish Church for a specified period,
aud also 10 suspend proceedings of
the Commission on the Irish Church
Establishment for the same time.
Funeral or Lord BrOHgham.
PARIS, May 13.-The funeral of
Lord Brougham took place to-day at
Canness.
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Cal fOrnIa GFaln Crop.

SAN Francisco, May 10. - The
best estimates make the wheat crop
Of California, ior the present year,
100000 900 bushels barley crop. TO-
100000; oat crop 2,500,g00 There
Is some anxiety expressedfin regard
90 the deficient tOnaee for ez. 0rt.
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The KentuckT 80.

LExINoToS, May 13.--The race to-
day, two mile heats. for all ages. was
won by james W. Ford s b. O. Gener-
al Woolford beating Merrill aud
Lucy Gray; time. 4:0fi an 4.0ll.
Merrill distanced the winnUs aud
stood second IN the poole. is rain
ing hard and the track was heavy.
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Robbery-Temperanee Meeting,

BesFoS., Nag t3-Thomas Bron,
SON Who was muder0usly- assaulted
al HAhpton Fans, y FL. ..-died to-day
A man named Pike conIesses the
murder and robbery. 500
The Massachusetts, State Temper
ance Convention assembled to-day
Judge Pittmans of = New Bedford,
was elected President. There Is a
good attendance.
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ether direction stands disgrace
! Ahe 1SabuR says :: Nothing "a " re-
mains t3 Mr. Grimes but the fdsure
be has 50 OflciOusly welcomed and
nothing remains to us a. party. ana
especially to our friends il Iowa, who
!. honoFed, trusted and promoted their
man but TO make him an aB5exampia To
Tenegddesf for all time to come.
When Mr.. F'essendeu and Mr..
Irumbullin6 finally consent to place
themselves upon the record as apollo
gIsts and defenders Of Andrew John
son, it will be tine to discuss their
act, but just now we feel that their
Intentions have been misunderstood
BY our friendsln a moment of panic.
We regret the adjournment. The
suspension that peryades the whole
civilized world should be ended.
What the country wants is a verdict,
and that speedily fit IS a verdict
acqulttlng johnson, we can under
stand it aud be prepared to meet it.
Ii it brings conviction. the sooner we
enter upon the duties Of new ad-
ministration the better for tie inter-
ests OF the people.
..7-. f LATEST.
Prospect OF Removal GO6d-Hender.
son Pledges Himself TO Vote for
Conviction.
New YoRK May 13.-A Washing
ton special to-the telegram says the
resu of the canvass to-day is de-
clared quite favorable to conviction,
aud nearly every Senator (Republi-
cam expresses the opinion that Sat
- u rEC=a = 10 ,o-.rik H.,
dispatch adds thatth Missouri dele
cation are succeeding IN exacting
from Henderson pledge to vote for
conviction.
MILwAUKEE, May 13.-Tae Repub-
lican State Convention of Soldiers
and Sailors assembled here to- day
and elected delegates to the Chicago
Convention pledged to support Gen.
Grant for President.
S:rOng resolutions were passed in
dOrsing Congress ard its recOnstruc-
ton measu -es aud indorsing impeach-
ment.
ResolUed, further, That without re-
gard to political results or influence,
as Senators constituting a High Court
of Impeachment, OF which the great
American people form the jury, find
ing themselves unable, through con-
victions or other scruples, to ratify
the verdict Of the people, should rem
der back to their constituency the
power delegated to them, in order that
tbs Republic may suffer no detriment.
SAN Francisco, May 13.-There is
a strong feeling, but no excitement,
over the reports from Washington.
The leading Union papers express
confidence iB the Senate, whatever
the result, and think the charge, that
the case was prejudiced, amply re-
.iuted, but regret the prospect 81 &C
quittal. ena
The telegraph wires have been
stretched across the Goiumb bia River,
fye miles beyond the Cascades. -IfI
The Western Union Telegraph
Company has projected new line
across he Sierra Nevada, following
the railroad.
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sT. LOUIS.
Manufacturing Democratic Senti-
meBt-Large Judgments Against
Insurance Companies,

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-The Dispatch
the Democratic paper in this city,
recommends a public meeting of ali
classes Of citizens to protest against
the means now being used In Wash
ington to procure a verdict of guilty
against President j Johnson.
The Circuit Court to-day entered
judgments for SO 600 against various
Insurance companies in favor of Mar
shall & Fitzpatrick, owners Of the
steamer Magnolia, burned some
months ago and which they we're ac-
eused of destroying. Five other
cases of s.. 900 each remain, and are
to be Htigated in Cincinnati. the de-
PENDANTS being the Ohio Valley, the
Boatmeps Uuion, the Union Central,
a aud the Buckeye companies of that.
z city. AlaAF 9GL4
La the United States Circuit Court
to-day Edward Mercer, Mary Sewell,
and Mary Miller, were Sentenced to
the Penltentlary one year, and Edward
5 Sewe three years, for uttering aud
: apasslng .eonnteGfeit money. aaa
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


F0Fney Tenders His Resignation as
? Seeretary-ActiOn on the Bill for
the Admission OF Arkansas Passed,
but Finally Referred TO the judi
clary Committee - Adjourned TO
Saturday. 41 ~.
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Methodist GeHeraf COnference-
EleT-nfh DAYS Proceedings.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Conference met
at the usual hour, Bishop Kingsly in
the Chair. The following Commit
tees announced corresponding: a.
Martin, j. NJ Armstrong w. Butler,
g. NJ. Steele, g. B. JOceyln, ?. Kuhl,
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Vineyards Net0 Jerssg.
sPEER's PORT GRAPE WINE.
Fonr Year. OIa.

This JnstIy celebrated Native Wine
made from the Juice Of the Oporto Grape,
raised Ia this country. lE Invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed BY any other native Wine
Being the pure Juice of the grape. pro.
duced under AIR. Speef's own personal
supervision is purity and geuulneneas
are guaranteed 1he Youngest chi d may
partake Of It's generous qualities, and the
Wea kest invalid may Use ~ 10 advantage
10 IS particularly beneficial 70 the aged
and debiLtated, and suitable 70 the va
riOus ailments that afdict the weaker sex.
10 IS ia every respect
"A WLyE no BE RELIED ON
Invalids use Bpeer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use l5peer's Port4Grape Wine
Weakly persons hud beuent bE It's USE
Speer's Win ln hospitals are preferred
10 other wines. .r.. Us aat
ED- sold 9L dru ggiHts -r.1 - ,,e...
2i8 Broadwav. aew. Yofk.rl LdefG dly
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z r SMITH q BRO,

u IA Il e ~ 4 a X e rss
IaI BIAIN 81, bet. Eourtn and Fifths
EFAEsPfLLE. IND.s
y, eeD co1fs antly on hand q lafge stock Of
me-afte ases aud CaskBts. and Walnut
COfins. Particular attention patd 20 LaY-
10 Our and Dressing Taps dSm
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ELE CIR AP H.

For Commercial and L1tVer Dispatches see \
Eas $3.50 aks Fifth Page FE~
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tally suspended in the leading staple throughout to-
cay The market was moderately sup pied ana fac.
tors appeared for time to feel confident that they
weuld obtain an advance upon YESTERDAYS figures.
but buyers uniformly refused to 60 on at asking
rates, and the total operations have been re-
strlcted to 100 bales The prices paid indicated
some irregulsrity, but no material variation trans.
pred in general quotations. and although frsc.
uonal concessions were submitted 10 In sales OF
small lots, most holders of round lists ste adily
refused TO uncover their tables at Offering
figures. IL Is hardly necessary to add
that undesirable weather and unfavorable ad.
vice. from the Liverpool and New York markets
have had considerable effect in retsrdng opera
tons IN our market to-day, while mere assd diff.
cultles in the way Of placing average foreign bills
were not calculated to afford augmented facilities
Tor heavy transactions In the staple.
f17doy, March TO- Operations have been al
most wholly suspended in the staple to-day. At
the opening offerings were very light, aud they
continued restricted up to the close Of business.
and the market closed stiff at previous fgnres,
viz; Ordinary 2l3022c., good ordinary 2211c23c.,
low middling 2sl04c., and middling 24lG25c.
The total sales for the week amounted to only
Is SEQ bales, against 81 400 bales last week. and
~ coo tie week before. The net receipts for the
week were only 1851 bales, against ~ 3l3 bales
last week, and Is ,24l bales the week before. The
aggregate exports for the week were "a, OH bales
against IS l2s bales last week, and "a 730 bales a.
the close Of last review, and the stock on hand
and on shiDboard rot cleared this evening Is
1852 bales against 81, SS9 bales last week, and
lOl $40 at the close of the previous week. The
actual exports for the week have been 40 bales
for Texas 120 bales for Boston $50 bales for Bar
celona, Gil bales for Philadelphia, PISS bales for
New York, 2402 bales for Bremen, $3.50 bales for
hayfe, aud 1904 bales for Liverpool.
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WATcHEs........... WATCHES
81. 900 IN w~tehe.

For sale the popular oNEPRrCE PLAN giving every
Patron HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price ~ fEN DOLLARS.
Without Regard 70 Yalu@,
And not 10 be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-21

List OF passengers per steamship Mexico,
four days from Vera Cruz, to Messrs. Creevy,
NickersOn q Co.: :
Mrs Jnlia Hendricks. Samuel Nelson, Robert
Nelson, ID Pruaigho, r Veaser, Wethren, Petsr
lser, Joseph lrefelt, Gothiel Bouny, John Win
cbes. B Psrvis, P Harlow. Hubble, A Fran.
els, J Jauger, Meaux, Mrs Nic0ux, Mrs Con-
gan, y Cougar, y French. Chas MOorehead.
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WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Tits wtLkrcwn WATERING PLACE, situated In Bots
ourt county Virginia the line Of and In tall view Of tht
Virginia ard ftrnesee Raircad viii be opened for She
reception Of visitors the LIST Of June
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg arrive the sveng The Springs thos
coming from the south and West rech The sprngin abou
ten fours from Bristol
Visitor desiring 70 stop, by informing the conductor whs1
hey strike the Virginia and Tenncssss Railroad Of fact
gil be landed 81 ths platform immediately opposite 20 th
spnrK.
The npdsrssaed formerly Of Richmond. l.kss
Informing bis friends and the public generally
removed 70 this place with the intention making
nanent and viii ne trouble
FIVE sULPHUK SPRINGS.
medicinal qualities Of which generally fsvoraby
known, that tee eceszsry speak 0fthsr virtues
A FINE BAkD 0FHUS1C viii BE in attendance dsrns
the
TERMS: tt
- ~
1eeIe PEI NecE: ~ ~
WIN. n. FRY, Proprietor.
Postoffce. Bonsscks
Roanoke county, Va
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Cassls zar.ss.
crrr or JETrrnsor, March p. Isss

Arrived during the past week-IsO5 Texas
Beeves, 694 Calves and Yearlings, 3I3 Hogs, IS
Sheep and Is Mich Cows. SOld-lT26 Texas
Beeves, 524 Calves and Yearngs, 444 Hogs, 3l5
Sheep and 20 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-2l2
Texas Beeves, l70 Calves and Yearlings, 81
Hogs and 20 Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-21

There is a strong man In Chattanooga who can
carry OF barrel OF -four under each arm. lex.
There Is man IN this city who has carried of
within the last ten years seven barrels Of whisky
under his vest.-LBaton Rouge Advocate.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-21

SUGAR The market opened Saturday quiet and
unchanged. The sales embraced nearly all the
receipts, AZ hhds., at previous figures. Monday
the receipts were 30 bids. Tuesday the receipts
were 35 hhds. Wednesday there was 10 receipts.
Thursday receipts were 100 hhds., and today re-
ceipts are 20 hhds. There is no demand except
for local trade. but prices remain firm at the fol-
lowing quotations, viz:
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Stock on hand sept l. ls67-hhds.
Received since tn 18th mat ..................l95
Received previously. ...................s9 ass
Exported since the Is inst. ...............- l51
Exported previously. ........................4s34
Broken uD bsing and city ccnsunptiOn 40 5lSs
s,... -. 49, 49,. -. .A..,..-,A,. 49,,
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GKIMAULT a Co.'s
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK.

Chemists to H. n H. Prince Napoleon IS rue kchssa Para
This preparation has the Of combining tWc
most powerful tonic known the medical world OF
sscdy and agreeable taste this syrup taken with pleasure
the most dsicate stomschs
II Is par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC whicf
should be adnlstereo 10 ladies Of delicate Constitution C
young backward In the pnberty
70 children Of weak constitution and Il particularly
ployed In the resment Of Chelorosis, Ansmss Pale
plsxion 0asfrcs Gastrsae, Whites Lencerrhea Debf,
Want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood, etc
Agents Ia New York, Mr BECKER l29 Grand street. New
Orleans At Msssrs DucoNaE. DELoCHE and The paineiss
0hemsts
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OoArAnArrvs RECEIPTS OF COTTON At THIS PORT

ToBAcco-We notice an active inquiry in the
market under this heading and great frmness in
prices. The inquiry Is general both for the trade
and for shipment, but the stock is entirely made
quate 70 the demand, which has been active
throughout. There have been some small lots
taken for the trade and for export at prices dis
closing great frmness in the market. We repeat
duotatiOns:
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Int s1 co,1s ms,ee py ihis costing
We wish W Immediately dsroso Of the above magnificent
stock Certhczes naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
nsinea % Their :. rne.is spon payment Of Ten Dollars,
return OF ~ certificates entities article
named thereon mont Irrespsctvs sorth and
y VII ~ once be se,n that this Il NO LOTTERY, but =
eRtmate transacor, which be participated
single certificate win Be sent BY mall post paid upon
cept OF 70 cente i've for 81 eleven Tor 81 and
elegant fof s. sixysix snd Valuable premium
Tor $40, enc hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
Ageuts, OF those wishing mpicyment this "A
tuniy is sgitimsey conduc ed suly snf kor-
red ~ the govsrnment and q the CAREFUL
Tyus. WRIGHT, BIO A CO. importers.
Isl Broadway, New York.