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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-13

1t with more religious News than ever
before.
II will take decided interest in the COM
Ing great Presidential contest
II WIN earnestly seek the moral. political
and religious interests of the nation, irres-
pective Of race, color. or condition.
II will discuss freely all financial matters
from high moral standpoint.
It viii insist that every engagement and
iobligatisn of fhe country shah bs promptly
meet with gold, as agreed.
It Will oppose, under present circum-
tances, any further contraction of the cur
rency. = ~e#
1t will not be in haste to give political
power to those who have been rebels.
twin advocate Reconstruction on a basis
land that oDly) Of exact and impartial jus.
tice.
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It ID the paper for bankers and capitalists
having weekly money articles, fnancia
news, Wall street gossip, etc.
sIt is the paper for Merchants, having week
iy dry goods reports, with latest quotations
and general price current.
1t the paper for business men of all class
90, having weekly discrssions- on business
matters.
II is great fxvorite-with children, hav
ing weekly stories from the ablest writers.
II is the best advertising medium, it is be-
lieved, in the country.
We ask no subscription 10 support US as 8
charitable institution.
We ssk friends TO helpus in increasing on,
circulation and usefulness. IL they believe we
are doing good-and not otherwise.
We expect 10 give in every number Of the
paper through the year reading matter to
the extent Of an ordinary sized volume OF
500 pages sold at the bookstores.
We expect every subscriber OF this paper
TO say that the money paid for
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Boston Chit-Chat.

DOS IOII OIIIC OIIdU.
Boston never says die. Religious Prosperi-
ty. Art Crown of New England. Gould's
Andrew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison. Gray. Otis, etc.
By our Boston Correspondent,
HABITE,
One OF the ablest and most spicy writers in
the country.
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ANOTHER AUGUST SCENE.

AS the presentation of articles
against the President was a new
scene in American history. so the ap.
pearance of the Chief Justice in the
senate Chamber to enter upon the
trial OF the Pesident, was without pre.
csdent, aud all the spectators gazed
sssssly st the group waiting 4 the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-13

At five minutes before l O'Clock
Senators Pomeroy, Wilson and Buck
alew left the Senate Chamber togeth
er, and went to the Supreme Cour
room to escort the Chief Justice t.
the Senate, in accordance with the
instructions of that body. To thu
surprise of most, the committee al
most immediately returned with Mr.
Chase, who appeared in full robes a,
the door Of the Senate with Senatol
Pomeroy, followed by Justice Nelson,
also in his robes.
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HOVEY & CO.'S ILLUSTR ATEI

Successors to LippincOtt & Col
Sole owners OF the Patents,
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THE CONCLUSION.

The reading done, Mr.. Wade an.
nounced that the Senate would take
proper action in the case, and then
the Speaker, managers, and members
withdrew and the dull dry business
of the Senate began again. The
great effort ofthe day..closed with the
formal announcement at the bar OF
the House, of the proceedings had
before the Senate.
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To the left of Stevens stood Logan,
with one hand in his breast and one
thrown behind him. 1t was the easy,
vet marked attitude Of trained mil
itary man. ..r ..... ,l-.....
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Across the aisle was Wilson OF
lows, whose firm position, close fold
ed arms, erect and well formed
figure, fixed the attention upon him,
which he so well deserves for his
GOODNESS and prudence, for his calm,
steady, and honest expression of real
convictions. None of his associates
will rank above him.
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Suddenly it ceased, and what was
felt to be the most important scene in
the history of the Rebellion, stood out
on the floor of the Senate. Those at
the Presidents desk could see the Off
GERS of the House of Representatives
and the Managers, and behind them
the members in a long line reaching
back beyond the rotunda, and hun
dreds of faces pressing close upon
the line, forming wall of heads on
each side. The hum on the floor of
the Senate ceased, and as its doors
swung the measured tramp of the col.
umn sounded through the Hall, and
then came stiffness over it as if
death had entered. As the proper
officers Of the Senate announced the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-13

Williams, Of Pennsylvania, wa
placed next, and he too looked th
quiet strong man he is. s't
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STEVENS.

Old Thad. Stevens looked more
than ever before the iron man which
he is. His strength soon failed, as
the reading progressed, and he was
forced to sit down, but his face
showed no weakness, except that the
pallor of disease and age were upon
it. It's features were set ; their ex-
preston as memorable as fate itself.
Pity found no lodgment in any line
ament, and justice untempered with
a ray of mercy seemed stamped up
l., ao,,pAananno
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CELEBRATION
OF
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I'D, 1868.
THE DAY WILL. BE CELEBRATED
VIZ MEMBERS OF
Washington Fire Company No. |
-AND-
INbEPEADENGE FlRR COMPANY NO. 9.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I'D, 1868
.NBTPEADESGE FlRR COMPANY NO. 2.
PROGRAMME

JHs PROCESSION will form on North Boulevard
street.-The head of the procession resting on
st. Ferdinand street-MU9IC, with WASHINGTON
FIRE COMPANY No. ], leading the procession. At
10 o'clock, precisely, the procession will move
down st. Ferdinand street to Africa street, down
Africa to St. Louis street, down st. Louis to
North BosIevard, down Third to Main street,
down Main to ST. Hypolite street down st. Hypo.
lite to North street, down North to Lafayette
street, down Lafayette to Laurel street, down
laurel to Church street, down Church to North
Boulevard street, where the procession will halt
in front Of the office of the orator OF the day-Mr.
D. NJ CALLAHAN The procession will then
proceed down Third street to the Third Street.
Theatre, where the Grafton will be delivered.
The public are invited TO attend ESPECIALLY
he lsdies) are respectfully invited to grace the
occasion with their presence.
Committee of Reception will be in attendance
at the Hall, from II A. M
The Grafton will be delivered at 10 o'clock.
JOHN MoGRATB,
Marshal.
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SIR CULLING EARDLY CONVICTED OF
BlGAMY AND SENTENCED TO IMPRTsoN-
uENr. - London january 9th, Eoen-
ing The trial of Sir Culling card
" for bigamy was concluded 10 day.
The testimony showed that the ac-
oused married Miss Emily Florence
McGee, of New York, in 1859 mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Allen, in London,
and that the second marriage took
place while the first wife was living.
The court was called upon to decide
the Legitimacy Of the marriage Of New
York, and declared it legal and
valid contract. The case was finally
given to the jury, who brought in a
verdict Of guilty to-day. The judge
pronounced the sentence Of imprsoo-
ment for eighteen months at hard Ia
Dor.
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BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION
S L T. A M SHIP ENCY
aries Nafhan's Contract.)
4nzaksFss

T'HE FIRST STEAMER under this contract
L will be dispatched from New Orleans about
the 18th March.
The steamers Of this Line will be First ella bs
No discrimination will be- made in the sccommo.
dation for Passengers. All will be furnished with
good berths and bedding; plenty OF substanti nj,
wellcooked food all will sit at the anne Ia bles
medical attendance and medicines will be far.
nished, free of charge; ample attendance of sar-
wants, &c.
Mr.. Nathan's Contract obligates him to trans
port Emigrants their personal effects and az ri.
cultural implements, to Rio de Janeiro; to boa I'd
and lodge hem whilst there and to transp ,rt
them thence to the Port on the Coast, nearest the
Settlement selec ed.
Price Of Passage, for adults $3.50, gold, to Rio
de Janero from New Orleans
Children OF to 10 years SIS, gold.
Should the Emgrant desire to be carried 10
any other Port than Rio de Janeiro, So gold
extra, will be charged.
These prces are higher than those FIRST decid I'd
On by Mr.. Nathan, six months ago; but have be-
come necessary to meet the enhanced outlay OF
chartering first class Ocean Steamers. This ad,
vanced price is much less than is charged on the
Mail Steamers from New York to Rio de Jan GIRO
whilst on Mr.. Hathan's Steamers the accommoda-
tons will be much SUPERIOR the Emigrant will
be saved the additional expense and delay of t. 8
trip to New York; and will, besides be mail.
tanned until he reaches his ultimate destination.
Circular, giving further details of MIR. Nit.
thans Contract, will be sent to anv Parties deai.
rous Of securing Passage the first Steamer.
Should apply early. Address,
E. L. HART, Agent,
Box No 1906, Post Office,
Office, No. 20 Union street,
fahIS 81 New 0rlaana
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MI a RRIED=

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by G. W.
Buckuer, ESQ., j. P. Mr.. s. F. GORDON
to Miss MARION SKOLFlELD, of this
city.
Another pair of victims to Cupid's well
aimed dart The matrimonial revival
continues, and Hymen's court gathers in
its willing votaries. The happy couple
whose names have just been entered on
the docket, have our kindliest wishes for a
blissful prosecution of their pleasant suit,
which we hope may rebound to their ever
lasting mutual gain in happiness and
prosperity.
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.NagMOIiM Cemetery.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, Sexton OF Magnolia
L Cemetery. respectfully gives notice to own.
efs of u'isl lots therein, that heis prepared to
attend to the proper care and Improvement of
said j, is on the most reasonable ash terms He
will contract tor the same By the year All per-
sons interested, who may desire to have their
lots kept free of weeds and in neat, clearly
condition, new fences built and painted, or old
ones repaired and reprinted graves dug, plants
set out, &c, will please give him call. He siIl
also undertake the removal OF the remains OF
dece 4sed persons from other burial spots to TAI e
Magnolia Cemetery.
PAUL BERTRAND,
janll Sexton Magnolia Cemetery.
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Bay Sad tidings come from every
part Of France. The Lyons manufac-
turers are paralyzed The uncertainty
of the political future is the chief
cause. Hunger and restitution are
making terrible havoc among the op.
eratives at Nantes, Rouen, Bordeaux
and other places.
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sB A negro, an escaped convict
from the Penitentiary, was seen Turk,
ing about here yesterday and his
whereabouts being made known, to
Marshal Weiss and Constable Young
by negro woman, those officers set
about to effect bis arrest. The negro
on being discovered, ran for some dis.
lance and refused TO stop, when Mr..
Young shot him, the ball taking eff.
feet in the abdomen. The wounded
man was lying very low when our
reporter saw him.
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REMOVAL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
i ronags, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patro Is and the community gener.
ally, in town and in the country that he has re.
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
store, into the new building recently erected by
him, Immediately adjoining Mr.. J4stremski's
Drug Store, where he will b. better prepared and
with a full stock to accommodate all wishing to
use anything in his Ii OF Hardware, Agrcutu
raj Imp cement and building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MoVAY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
dlcial District Court-Parish of Eaat
Baton Rouge-Joseph AIbour vs.. Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Dufrocq, Tutrix-No. 1887.
DY VIRTUE of a commission issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered cave
and directed to the Sheriff Of said Parish
from the Honorable Court aforesaid, will
expose to public sale, in front of the Court
House door of said Parish, in the city of
Baton Rouge, on
Thursday. tho 9TH day OF March, 1868,
al II o'clock, A. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, stu
ated in that part of the city of Baton
Rouge, laid out by Eli Beauregard, meas
uring sixty feet front on Government
street by one hundred feet in depth, run
ming through to SPAN street, French
measure, being part Of Square No. %,
North, together with all the billings and
improvements thereon.
Said property being owned, jointly, by
Joseph ArboHr and Mary Dufrocq, "a minor,
represented by her mofLer and natural
Tutrix, Mrs. Mary Dntrccq, and sold for
the purpose of partition. on the following
terms and conditions, to wit
For the share of said Arbnur, cash. and
the share Of said minor on credit Of
twelve months, the purchaser to keep the
buildings insured until final payment, for
an amount equal to the purchase price and
to transfer the policy of insurance TO said
minor. Mortgage with vendors privilege
to be retained on said property until full
and final payment of the note given as
said purchase price. Said note to bear
eight per cent per annum interest from
da.e OF sale until paid.
Ed. D. CHEATHAM,
febl8 Deputy Sheriff.
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~ The Government steamer
Ella Morse, having barge in tow,
left here on Sunday morning last for
Port Hudson, with a quantity Of
boards for collins intended for burial
purposes in the national cemetery at
that place.
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GEN. ROUSSEAU ON ALASKA.
Senator Sumner has received letter
from Gen. i Ell Rousseau, dated at
Portland, Oregon, January 80, in
which the General says -
As you know, Il have been to Sitka.
[ did not see great deal ofthe coun-
try, but saw enough from those who
were informed on the subject to i'm.
press me with the accuracy of your
speech made on the ratification of the
treaty ceding that territory. La your
researches, you seem to have ex-
hausted all the sources OF information
on the subject, and, in the details
you gave touching the climate, the
people and the resources Of the coun-
try, your speech is very remarkable
for its correctness. | have said as
much in my dispatch to the State De-
partment at Washington, and | was
not at all afraid to refer to that speech
as to what Alaska is, aud will prob
ably be. But if the acquisition of
that Territory results in the purchase
of the British possessions in that di
rection, it will be of iDcalculable value.
| have been pretty much in every lat.
itude of the United States and Mexi-
co, and yet | believe | have never
seen climate equal to that of Van
couver's Island. The temperature is
the most agreeable and the most de-
lightful [ have ever known. 1t is
cold enough to brace the syttem and
to give strength to tie body, without
being too cold at any time for COM
fort, and it is never hot.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Il MILES from Baton Rouge, on the Clay Gut
- Road, The place contains 80 acres cleai ed
and nd fence; good Dwelling and Negro Quar-.
ters on the premises. PRICE $lO00-half cash,
the balance in twelve months. i
JAMS JULIUS O. BOG ELL Auctioneer
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FARM FOR SALE.

10 MILES from Baton Rouge, ON the Beyou
i - Sara Rod. 1t contains about 100 acres
OF splendid land, about so acres cleared and I'M
der fence. The improvements are amply sufi
cfent for residence aud quarters PRICE $40
per acrs-half casn, the balance In one year.
Apply to JULIUS G. BOGEL,
jan25 Auc ,1oneer.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

ST6LEN frop the residence ! the undersif re d,
y on Friday night, the 29ih OF Move nber. a
CIIhsNHT soRnEL HORSE, heavy set, heavy
lnsre and tail, very round rump, white star in I he
forehead and two hind feet white up to the fore.
locks, branded ~. s." Fifty dollars will be paid
for delivery of the horse to. M in Baton Rouge,
and fifty dollars for the apprehension and con-
vict on of the thief
deco GEORGE A. PIKE,
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sg In graveyard in Lagrange,
Tenn, is said to be tombstone with
this inscription
"Here lies old twenty per cent.
The more he got the less he spent;
The more he got the more he craved.
If he goes to heaven wen all be saved"
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w At night, there will be FIREMENs,
CwAsHINGTON's birthday ANNIVERSARY
BALL, at the Third Street Theatre.
W- TICKETS OF ADMISSION can be had from the
Committee of Arrangements and at the principal
stores in the city,
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FOR SALE.

A SECTION ofas COED land as any in this Par
n ish. 1t is situated about six miles East OF
the city Of East Baton Rouge, and will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers, toge Their, on reasona
Bile terms Apply to
THOS. B. O'CONOR, Agent,
janl6-1m Baton Rouge, La
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FOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with a.
IA three rooms well finished. For par. H:u
ticulars, apply at this Office. JAMS
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GREAT POLITICAL GATHERING.
A very large and enthusiastic gath
ering Of the opponents Of Radicalism
took place at the St. Charles Theatre,
New Orleans, on Saturday night last,
under the auspices of the Democratic
State Central Committee. Judge j.
N. Lea presided. The Vice Presi-
dents numbered several hundred, and
there were ten Secretaries. The
speakers were Judge Lea, Gov.
Waller, of California, Col. E. NJ.
Yerger, of Mississippi, B. f. Jonas,
Esq, and Col. W. M. Smallwood.
Appropriate resolutions were sub
mitted and read by Mr. j. B. Eustis,
and unanimously adopted. The oc-
casion was marked throughout by
dignity, harmony and patriotism and
was one of the most telling, hopeful
and gratifying demonstrations ever
witnessed in the State.
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FOR RENT.

T1HREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the ~
J. Peoples Store opposite the Bank, Third [i
street For particulars apply at the
sept17 PEOPLES STORE
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Extra Early, Extra Prolific, &c.

A -MALL quantity OF Extra Early and Extra
n Pro Iic Goodrich and Harrison seed Pota
toes, for sale II c.ied Tor soon, at store of
fe,ib JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and commodtous resi- -
"A dAnee, eigibly situated on Africa M::::
street, adjoining that Of DR.. A. II. Mears. |ss'Q
The residence is very conveniently arranged Tor
com ort, having fire place and gas fixtures in
in each room "a fine yard, excellent water, &c
For par. icnlars as to terms, ETC., apply to
f.b13 n v KARIN
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Boston Pink Eve Potatoes.

a. BARRELS Pink Eye Potatoes, direct from
10 Boston-no Weste humbug. just stirred
and for sale by
isbl5 JOSbUA BEAL
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS HOLD.
i ing claims against the succession OF Mrs
JANE TOLBERT, deceased, to forthwith present
them TO the undersigned Administrator.
ja125-3t j W. DUPREE
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s. E. c. WHARTON b Co, No. So Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, New Orleans,
are our authorized Agents for that city.
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FRESH BOLTED MEAL.

HOME MANUFACTURE.-M mill is now
IL daily turning out a very superior article
Of B0lted Corn Meal. The cost OF IL is some IF y
cents per barrel more than the Western made,
yet trial OF the former will readily determine it
much superior 10 the latter. Give the Home
m sde Meal q trial.
tebl5 JOSHUA BEAL
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DRY SALT SHOULDERS.

0N0 POUNDS now In store; prices much re-.
SUU ducsd dsol7j JOSHUA BEAL
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GEORGE A. PIKE,
The Highest Cash Prices for Corn

r YOU Wish to secure the highest market
i price for your surplus Corn, be sure and cslI
ut the tteam Corn Min OF
move JOSHUA BEAL
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SMALL HoMINY OR GRITs.

LNAMILIES and Grocers supplied with small
IT Hominy in any quantity to suit, at the store
OF - feb 81 JOSHUA BEAL
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A NEW PATENT BURNER.

LNOR Safety, Economy snd BriiaLcy of Flame
i is unsut passed.
1t is simply constructed and the draft so ar
ranged as to prevent the parts contiguous to the
oil from becoming heated % cause generation OF
Gas; t.4s re, it IL non explosive.
The Glass Chimney can be removed by hand
at the lower part, without burning the fingers.
az Gall and see them ID operation at
fsb6 3w BEAL'S BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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MILL FEED.

A GOOD Cow Feed, and a cheaper one than
II Wheat Bran, is The Mill Fed now sold by
febi5 JOSHUA BEAL
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CORN SHELLER FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale one good second hand Carr
L sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash
movie JOSHUA BEAt
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COFFEE.

1o BAGS assorted grades Rio Coffee, now in
I'D store aad for sale at moderate prices. Deal
ers supplied with any quantity desired.
fsb15 JOSHUA BEAL
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SIMILIA SIsiILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAvE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success; Simple
Promps-Efficient, and Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted TO popular use
so simple that mistakes cannot BE- made in
using them; so harmless as to be Zee from da IL
ger, and SO efficient to be always reliable
They we raised the1highest communication from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cents
I Cnyaa Eevara Coru.,.x.. r.a-
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n0r An unfortunate named Trent,
confined in Jail at Evansville, for steal
ing, converted himself into cold
corpse by hanging, but left behind an
epitaph, informing bis friends that
81 shuffied off this mortal coil
Without the use of lard or oil"
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PLOWS.

Builders Materials and Hardware.
NoMPR1S1NG 200 600 choice Bricks $1,000
~ Shingles and every article of Hardware re
CURED by Planters and Builders will be fur.
nished at greatly reduced prices
febl5 JAMES MCVAY