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The New York herald., 1868-06-09

HEALTHY SrGN.--The Selma Ctla.l Messenger says:-
zone house In this city ON Monday shipped uine
hundred sacks Of canebrake corn to Mobile" IL saws,
ast year every dollar In this sect0n was being sct
West for corn; now we have surplIs and corn s as
low here as 1t is In ST. LOUIS"
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
The Chnsc Movemcut in New York.

outside Of the regular democratic organizations in
this city in various wards q movement is on foot
among influential citizens to press the claims Of Chief
Justice Chase for the Presidency the democratic
candidate. This action appears to be growing in
importance. On the 9Th inst over Ave hundred Irish
citizens held meeting at the Assembly Rooms, on
First avenue, corner Of Twentysecond street. to dis
cuss and decide upon the present status Of the demo-
cratic party. Its bearings on the current questions
Of the day and It's capacity for meeting the present
political necessities were fully considered. After
thorough expression OF opinions on the policy and
availability Of he various names to be suggested for
Presidential honors at the National Convention to be
held on the Fourth az July at Tammany Hall, 1t was
The Evansville journal., 1868-03-10
..llSEo3RRoRA-TI-IIoN- 81 NQmoa. - :
,onnR roR kntck sitiE,E W. lffs9 Il lIY. 81

1oItDER FOR BRfUK sIfiEw AEEs.Q ~
a i'm now it Is hereby ordered and
A directed by the Common Council Of
the city Of EYansYile (, that theowneTs. ofall
lotsattr parts OF lots, fronting on or adjOfn-
ing the northwest side Of Fourth street,
betweenlATai ain and Sycamore streets f.-s.
Southwest side OF Second street, between
Walnut aud Chestnut streets; a-a1 lH A
~ SoathvFest side.of Third street betweens1
Walnut and Locust streets; - z.r,s.
IA NtTthW est side Of Locust street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets; ~
J Southeast side of Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets; -f-o.t
Il Southeast side Of Chestnut street, be-,
tween First and Second Streets l. -fF -
Southwest side OF First street, between i
Walnut and Oh estuut streets; = iIi lf let ~ z
North west side Of Locust street, between
Secijnd and Third streets; r Ht
4 Northwest side OF locust Street, between
Thifd and Fourth stEeetss mmo1 5as tfti
Northwest side Of Locust street, between
FiI7;t and Second streets. ~
Northeast side Of Water street, betweeH
Ma 10 and sycamore streets: t.raF wrfz-I
south vest side of Third street, between
I ftin s4ud Ssv csarnO streetSsi 3 @tA3 go
. Ia said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to lie brought to the proper grade, and that
thev cause q sidewalk bf Class No. i to be
repaired thereon within thirty days from
She publication Of this order. 81 u -trz asI
q -+ t'' An. MCkfRIF-Fs. Clerk, 3
CITY CLERKS Once, Match 81 3sg8. ~ 'oS "a
maTdSte vI 3 uort swabn3on coPyJ q
The Evansville journal., 1868-03-10
TWE RADTUAL.
Published Moath2g bg AD8Ms;& & CO.,
lisf BoSten, MasSqoh usettsa 1sito a

TURNISls Is a medium for the freest
rs expression Of Thought on the ques-
lions that interest eaFI1est minds IN ezErys
community. Not having 70 consuIt de--
nomInationall or parts Interests, lt-cah
consistently enforce the lessons Of intel
lectuaN freedom and self-d dependence. Con-
hding more ia The naEura1 force Of eas
Tor the progress md ndeIiOratton Of sOcie-
". than in the good ofliees Of Che best dis
posed institution; In The spirit Of Liberty
steadily bmrning in the soul Of mar
rather han ip the wtsest Prescriptions 81
political or ecclcsiasticai art; we are ann
bilious. by the 4 ASCENSION. of ideas and
principles 10 fOrtify individuals In their
trust Of spiritual LaWss and an an uuWav-
.ering reliance on the pTOtectiOus Of heroic
ehafacten TEENS le3 n yeaf.4 IN advance.
Club Rates. ccpies 81 -; 5 copies SO /; ~
pies s30s 20 copies $40. Specimen Num-
lbers seRtrt % any address for 80 eeuts.g Adj
dress the Radical, Lock Box l32,. Boston,
MaEsach use1ts. z aEHG If eMErl4 taH lA8
The Evansville journal., 1868-03-10

"ULE LOST.--StraYed, from Christ
IRk AIiller's .Wagon-yard, q f0uf-yeartold
mare mule. Has a white spot on nose $
tail cut short and had rope on her neck.
Any person delivering said mule at Christ.
Miller's wagOn-yard VIII be 1beraIIy. re-
Warded. u fa y 8THOAtASHR.. DAVID. Y
mch6 dh i-sQ EEG il+t -tsS
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u ---EIecfinn Nofioea

state of Indianasa mc7i SsToq51 ia
q Vanderburgil Connty,3 fsll,gsI 30 Diuu
- BLYTHE HKNES.-- Clerk Of the
, By eEsItifyztl the Shertff OF said county
what Officers are to be elected for the4seY-I
4srsI sltfi3s Of sa ID county at the April
electfong 1858 CBeing the nrsp Monday IN
, April, 1888. the usual places OF holding
For PS aeRlash f1S -four Cor Stables;
For X notwithstanding one Jus Ice OF tne
Peace andFtWO GOnstabless e 4 l-7eE-EI -Ees ....
E'Or scott Township, two -COustaDIess
For A rfnstronss Township, one Justice OF
The Peace and two COnstablesi E .ef4asb 80
- For Perry Tow wnShtp, one Jusllce tpf aLner
Peace aud two -Consta ableS5
For Union Township, one Justice OF the
Peace and two EOnStabtess .sg4J..rH En
~ For Center Township, one ustlce OF the
Peace and two COTst stabieS'y 2 s-7~
- For German TDwnships twO GQnsta fhes !
And one Township Irpsiee- Tor eacIt OF
the several townships. ...- I...ls ~ e
Aud the Sheriff Of Nsnderburgh q CountF
Is hereby directed to give Que ana tegal no.
tice of such election accOrdlu 10y aW... ..
In witness whereof. q hereto sugseI4 be
my name AID anix the seaa ot said AszQuFlt
at the city of Evansville, TINS 0Jn Qay OF
March. AID. 1858. .g E.l1-
F BLYTHE Ia , Ept tleE5sIi q ]
Per IT. W BiDpus, EepuIy = iefk--,
i, J. H. Miller, Sheriff Of NanQefbuF5n
4 County. certify that thegaboYe a. tofe ego
ing notice is true and coL1pl2Le e9PyaoA
the original on file in my otnce. - +
WIS., gTsa~ 3lnl J. H NJ lELhtS,l ts
SheriH of Nanderburzh Ceunty-
mch7 dtf ...ts-.. :
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~ ~ Ff-fAEr7' IT y p ~ As1t'f'a -
LOWELL, MASS.
rPyfes a. no 3H5 hrmch7 ag,n mi
= III IL " ca H0.lat-rr5 49ff'f'.-. 9ff'f'.. ss'-Y
~.sa lCoRPoRAATILcN HoIFCEiH aas
sli ORDER FOR PnlirSk SIDEWALKS.
March 2d, 1865
a Nj now 1t is hereby ordered and di-
~ reeted by the Common Council of the
City Of Evansville, that.the owners OF al
lots or parts Of lots. frOnttng on Cir adjoin-
ing the s 0uLhwest side of Ninth stEeets De-
tween First and Second avenues gt.ff rr-.
South side of Ninth street, between Sec
ond aud Third avenues; lT Ailt .IA.
Norta side of Fourth street. between
Fulton, avenua and Walker street. .-.-E
East side OF Edgar street, from Franklin
street ". Seventh stneeti TfEHV5 aInf .r8u|
{ North side Of Fourth street, between
Walker and Goodsell streets;
North side of Fourth street, f3etween
GoodsslI and Leet streets1ft 53tffz -grrs.
North side of Fourth street, from Ieet
strt et to the crossingof the canal al 5 c
Ond avenue. CIV eds tH enc uu ~ WQ
south side OF Seventh street, from First
avenue TO Oa ziey street = 'iA@ t4'tat
South side of Franklin street, from First
ayenge e 10 k3sePg Y eppe; gJ+ ~,
Eleventh street. northeasterly TO the cor
pOration A1ne;a ...'EnHE a.e4ar t.frElr p
West Side OF First avenue, between sixth
street Anu Franklin street,
In said cityg causethe sidewalks thereon
to be brought 20 a he proper grade, and thal
they cause IfdeWalk OF CIass No, = 10 be
laid dow ther8Oia. within thirty days nom
the Publication OF this QTfsl;srE = -. x GO
a, NJ. MCGRIFF,, ,ClerF.
city CLERKS Of1ee, March 6th, 1893.
marFistbs8Ts80e ah1lUnton icOpyJ +
- F7TTrT T7T-T TTTT -ETTr7T
Z .a4 CORPORATION NOTICE, Hc.. s q.
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p. SEMONIN.
GEO. L. DIXON.
s-. H,s-.-a .sg. -T.Js HUNFaa 8 .
EvANsvILLE, Ind, Jan. /, 1868.


1 have, tlis day, admitted as cO-partnerE
in my present Boot and Shoe BttStHsss, J.
this city, AMI also IN the manufacturiI
business in Arlington, Alassachusettf :
Geo. l.. Dixon ard I. J Hunt. as viii b
seeL by the above scaId,l giving the III.
names and1helr objects. ailH.
Mr. Hunt, who has a lifelong ex perl
ence in the manufacturing business and a
number one judge OF Boots and-Shoes, wiz
devote his whole time TO manufacturing
expressly for the Evansville House. ana
the purchase of SUCH goods as we DO not
expect to make ourselves. q 2. 81. -
The firm.- by this new arrangement, vii
Possess advantages which but few houses
can e3sin, and viii be able To offer induce.
ments to our trade, both as regards prices
The object Of the .diferent members .eit
the firm in this association. is not 70 do
business for a day, but q, lifetime aud. TO
aceomalish their objects, they eXpeet 70 DO
BUSINESS upon correct pETliHelples' ZIP fp' thereoS
naeIiting a full snare OF the trade ul5,
o my old patrons, I return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, ana
hope, by close attention. 10 merit con-
tinuance Of the same in the fpt uTe.f q e E
Very. respectfully
ian7. . - p. sEM0NIN-
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EIafr- Dressfn g,

nothingI else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor dye,
it does not soil white eambrie, and
yet lasts longer on the hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustrel and a grateful
perfume. .li7gA si a.
The Evansville journal., 1868-03-10
H0Gklf AYERS
HAIR VIGOR,
For the Renovation of the Hair.
Ehe eREAE pEsIpERlTTA 0f &c Age.

b3s5Gita a4el -
g "A dressing whichFfs at once agrees
able, healthy. and effecEuap for pre-
serving the hair. Fdded or gray hair
is soon restored % Is original c6734t,
md the ls43ss t3sid freshness Of g5,ttt.
Thin hair IS 9thickened, falling har
checked, and Badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Nothing
can areBte.e the hair where the folli-
cles are bdestroyed, or the glands
atrophieds and 7deeayed. But such az
remain can be saved for usefulness by
this application. Instead Of fouling
the hair with pasty sediment, it viii
keep&t clean and vigorous It's oeca-
sional use will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling of, and -conse-
qaently prevent badness. Free from
those deleteri0us substances which
make sOme preparations danSeFous
and injurious to the hair, the Figor
can only benefit but not harm il. & IF
wanted merely for a z1 n11oo1 e.
The Evansville journal., 1868-03-10
New AaHertlaementa.
l,Anti-Yy.tr Prlcese

We aro nov rece- Wing and opening our
SDrtIg ImpOrfatiens. Rnd aAUction Pur-
cl4 e a British and french Dress Goods.
ers. We viii make ft 10 the lfntereat oC
bFtii%J bbers and Il tailers 10 exapaine
we are alkolopsniii 81 afs Tin pbftalions OF
f5aeRssWhite Goods, aud HlsIerygama
/, ss&sA Us Of whicl are ~ low as atsangl time
Fbo.e. we luvfte tentibh % our stocks OF
mnlM. aNotiOnst Carpets Ao.s an0 a1sO Do
tIuE. ics aud Rfiuts, coll Lines 8uo Low
EErHR0P, TUDINGT0N & CO.
1 .$a8. lssss, sa61ii6klffSs.A n. EBR. ul
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A AgeMtAI TAINTED.

'KTFT q ~ fsllr4f- -ci aszs a gents uTlnmo-h
w ,fncal atlf alg Hstaa sT a - \ W gmTME
- WHNG mAGaaHh - EXtraord mary
inducemenIs no zgsooa saiBssn Ensg aIeerthsr
pattlculars and saulpie WoEK furnished on
apM Rt9a ~ WI y. lWL179N "a Co Il
Cleweiautf, 5h1O: Boston q MASSACHUSETTS,
IN T.Ou#s NfFaaarsrE--
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Fer Sale bytlu Dea4ensAd andr
the mRacfnreFal s3.i Hofa
a OvEY = - ILLUsIHAfLD

- GUIDE 40 TIL be hi8JkFtlib AMI.
kE9ETABLEf G-AhDENrrfoF 1865, s now F.
ready. COntuinlng 10 PAGES, illustrated
with 80 enaraVlngs or flowers anu novel;
ties, with fall descripti01tsa Of nearly 2E00
Varieties Of Flower aud Vegetable seeds.
accompanied with eompiete practical
diFecuons for. the cuiulZntf ON nd tre0t-]
all APPLICANT Oh the receipt 81 u cepfs.
Adde'S HOVEY & 90, 81 North Market
sLreeL. Boston. Maa-. L Ii -.-m----- III III
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rHNRK III - - 81 ID 80

Pw2RK n THE R BssfE1- order TO ihtrol
~ duceI MOORE'S RURAL4ls EEN
YORKER tthe Great Nationaf, RmraT.
Literary, and Family Weekly 10 ttleI
oJ ne u S. aad Cahada. .thAl dhiFtfen
Numbers Of this Quarter viii be sent, 0u
Trial, for esEY FIFTY CEH' 'Tt5F I'he q .ncfnf-
bers wall contain more and better keitl-a
Ing, Illustrations; Sc, than the Whole year
OF. many amon.hly costing 81 % s&l Jnel
RURAL was greatly ENLARGED and im.
proved IN January. andfs now by far rnel
Best aud Most Complete Gas itrbas loBsa
been the Eeading and Largest CiFculatingl
Journal of its Class on the COntlnent,5ss ~
EN- mploys the Best Talent, thaVing 40
Correspondence Editors and ContriAutors
in the Fast and " ests North and S0uth), is
Beautifully Erinted.t Finely Iflustrateds
both Town and Country. Euu price g Il
year; Trial Tip only FIFTY Cents. address
-. -. n. MOORE. FtOcn ester, n. ",
! III or q Pnlk Row. New loglE Cnya q
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- How Asithef sex may f0sciuate and
gain hB Affections Of an y -0neuhey eh0DAeii
Instantly; also secure prosperity lnoiove
or business. Every one can acquire Lhlsarr
angl.iar power. This QueBr, exciting book
has been published by us ten years. the pli
sale OF which has been renOTEn0uasI and iagIH
the only book of the Kind In the English
Ian guage sent by mailfUr q cents OF I'VE
for one dollar, together With guide % the H
unmarried. Address n, w ILIsIAM NJ CO., 81.
Book Publishers, philadelphia.
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P. sEMoNIN.- 90. !. 80. a.. HUsT
SEMONIN. DIKON s 60. :.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 4 1868. 2
w ated ourselves together iOr the puT-
pose 81 doing q Wholesale Boot and Shoe
Business, IN this city, under the firm name
of SenonIn, Dixon & Co. also, for doing 8
manufacturing business in the town OF
Abington, MaSsae huSettS, under the firm
name of Hunt, Seinonin & Co., Office al
14z Pearl Street, Boston. n.r-.
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A BESCRHPTHFE WORK aOF I401
IA pages, fully illustrated With q. beagril /
tut colored plate and 100 engravfngs, con-
tanning a list Qf over 2i5D0, varleties9 OF
Flower and Vegeta able Seeds; also. 80 wa
I III ieties of the Cd Oieest French Hybnd
GladIOlus- All the Novelties, both Of the
Flower and Vegetable. AfoF 1858. will be
found desctl bed ~, the above work. Taste-A
fully bound in cloth, colOred platts,
price, pOst7Rald, 20 cents IN paner GOV ars.
J postpaid, . cents. ADDRESS WASHBURN
a co., Horfdcul tuGalr aaly Boston Mass 8
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New AdTertIsemenf-.

- OOK AGENTS WASTED-For Or
Biole. Written By seventy Of the m~st
distinguished Divines IN Europe ana
america. illustrated with over - ~
and Wood Angratthgs IN one iar4e
taHO volume. Price 50 O. a ne 0nsy e..l-
lion published in America .condenssd py
Dr. smiths Cwn hand. We employ no
General Agents, and Offsr extra induce
ments 10 Ageutsudealiug with as send
Ior 0escFi ptlYe9 clreula 3, and see our
terms. j. y. BURR Il Co. =
Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
a GENTS wANTED-For the Bj.UE
IA COATS, and how they lived. fought.
incidents in the Great te6efffoh. n con
tains over lq9 nEa EngragthRs5RudJf flD0
pages, and Is the spIclest aud chea pest war
book pub fshed. Price only 81 500 = 1n
3 The public are cautioRed against iBfertOr
works with "A sim ia ftitles7 See that the
book you buy con Cains- oyer loa ane en-.
cravings and 500 pages. Send for Circu-
lars. Address JONES Bft0THERS q Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio Ghirasp, h3nois; or So.
Louis, Missouri.
"a GENTS WANTED ,for an illustrated
~. Book. emitted IA FlCEU RE- OF TATE
DESOLATED STATES This work covers
the whole subject on which the party
struggle OF 1858 hinges Freight, largest
comm issiOns, aud premium OF $500 AID
For full paEfIcu laFS address y - PA tIEN
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THE CELEBRATED

2. E$tEIcYtf.H EC1RGEAIr1,
TWYITH WOX 1TUBFANA SFbks.
Wv Pronounced .by all4ghq- have beard
tion Of fgthe IahtsLAS G0EoE ateF y4Dih-
tEodnced. ]. ESTE u, &9GQ.sCB attleboro.
Vermont. the OriginaT inventors and Man
ufac urerssr4lz Broo1pR kfHeefg New York;
ZOO y orth Fourth street -, Louis, Mo, 8
rs Nofth tse evelatn St-set. Phigadsiphfat il5
Rauoolph street, GhAcpg0sJ lg
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REI9 = "a N2Gt EAEL
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,arkFa -UTh aHT
I & OAiBITmalfssK Y KHAafemfl
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iIfled and RRst 1skound W WantlHg.
.YOJDM N HhE0OdHT IIElItt
We claim q 'U63tfH 4 ipgRHrbtIe l25l peF
q cent. more cofJ u1Cd pcf d0y At0n any
.raga.9 0thesxi1e nude auIan
IgAIg -~T-S u ~ 4 r ,16..
MCffEfs sPoRr, peeulber ~, 1867.
tFssRs LIPPIkti51ff u 20 Ah t1
' lsIRs; 1 haye fqtlytr rled yepF Patept Axe,
viii cbpfi Fg4k tt4lh bay other Axe aiatI
stlesing" at aiiig / w6did an8t ciop three
DAYS Withopt9Re AQrf llecpgtsH HTk need nOh IS
y y n f5ay 5ey dmtsai5}fOff aPY .efa8e fit2gn fi 2ne
4 .gf1n~s-~aEnW 70
AUTION .1-,sL.llfn .lA.Eea aallfatke Label
~ are both patented. lufrtngpra on these
patents VIA 9Rt MNFeeutea aeagld4ng TO
laW. Nenders OF dealers, and persons
usimg any tnfrlngeu9emt, are, liable with
: &e0l4Ga ioll
Fer Sale byLEzfl Dealers anGir
4 the Mamma ctuTeks, s'si ao a
. LIPPIEG6TTq e. ,BAKEWELI.
Z (sUccEssoRs 70 IHBRISoOrn sSCo3
SoJe ot0neis df H5dI'9ieigs,m1sfh .-i'
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ONE DOLLAR SALE

or DRY and FANcY GOODS a 400 .5llf
Watch, piece Of SheetIng, Sis Dress Pat
- F. tern dcc &c, ..e.t -N t
90 FREE DE' COST. .a WI iai.t
Catalogue Of Goods and sample sent 70 f
any address FREE-. afnI.fs.H 1Hf Hn IiI.Hl
I ALLEN, HAW Is d. CO.. aE s... ..8
H5 FedersI street, Boston, Mass. I3 20. Box .a
&. MhQ.aaie aealers lq "a ! Elfhft tlf gefmaa1
an ia...- r. 5I55fsd e5aTe5 s9lui Tesfber W
6aods, 80, -4alf.f E .ayHa Nal Ira.5 10
0NE DOIhsAR RhgH-a
~ We09. Cotton CloLha Dress Patterns,
PANT Pa tterns, sew ing Machine3, Dry aud
cenls llor RaIeut Pen Fountain, with slip
descrihing an aticie in our dollar sale. .aiaE
4 = AZ, ~ a. x 4, y I5da s3ia 80 loff
90 ceuts eachl, and get premium tor - "a
doing. SEHl --N EEGIsTERED Il-ErEEEA
11E 20 piles fnailtd q iree r. any address.
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a LTD Hanover street, Boston, Mass
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Praoaieal q'ssls 4 ss4i4ul lgAqql CHsniskl
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TwYASTED, AfEN N,fs 500 per month
3 ~ the year rosndi or 3 certainty 81
Small capital. we guarantee the abJve
monthly salary atQ good active AGENTS at
their own homes. Every AGENT, Farmer,
CSardner. p lhntef, ,and HrilG III 6rbv95f North
and South. should send at once for par
ticuIaFs. Please car on Or q ldress j.
AHEARN sS 4E., 63 second street, Balu-
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Amateur CultiVat0rs Guide


70 'Ae K'teAe4 qga ~ ,,1s5 ,1Es55qssr sp-seH, no
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LAW CARDS. q
~ ~ ]. E. lWELBORNy

a = 10 = & HS=1fE E=f - r. Ar5 III Ia W
ala ANp I,NOTARK lPUBLL0,og31 Z
once on the conner of Main and, Thiror
i. jeI3 'dIlaijT lIl7T EVANSVILLE. IND. 4
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LOWELL. MASS. \
PRICE II ts ~ 90. III ao.1a pqfA7 q8frn -slnl)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
AN ORDINANCE.
To regulate The establishmet Of Hospitals
IA in Abe City Of Davsnpers. s9
Be It enacted BY the City Council Of the

To regulate The sstablishmst Of Hospitals
in Abe City Of Davsnpors.
Be it enacted BY the City Council Of the
Davenport: sEss. ts5.t ., 4e4
SRcfiox /. No hospitals shall b estab-
lished and no buiidings shall b erected OF
used for the for the reception and medical
eatment Of sick o. diseased persons with
a The limits Of the city Of Davenport b
any person. association Or corporation M
less previous thereto the City Council d
said city Of Davenport he's By special permit
authorised the sstablishwsut Of such boz.
pitAi o. the ne Of . building 6ee lie pr.
pose Aforesaid, application IN writing there.
for having 6sss bksa made and slkned By
the ewssrs Of not lees than thrss-jsostho 4
the block upon which such building or boz.
pital 10 situased. '7.s.a
Sac. 3, Asy hespissi y bsndiss ussd n
the reception 80 medical tesatoses u sich
Or diseased psgsens withja said city limits
il, violation ofthis ordinsncs, d deelassd
auuisanes. and shall b immedistsly abafed
oy The City Marshal, 80 ths pesssn o. pess
sons owing, kespiog q oaintsioing such
hospi' a o. building % aiding to keep OF
maintain the sooo shall pay . auo Of NOT
less than eaS twenty ave dollsss) and not
more than 500 Ono hundred dollars) to b
recovered il The name and for the bensft
Of the City Of Davsnpsrt, BY suit bsfoss
the Police Magistrate OF Mayer.
SRc .. All ordinances o. parts ofordiuau.
Gee conflict with this ordinancs are hereby
repea ID.
Paossd cd approved Apeil Ia. less.
=. D0NAnuA 1aoes.
A1osDo: lem LalsaD. Ci1 Olesk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Bail Run Russell has written novel.
Georgia pays tax on but one geld watch.
Anna Dickinson has engagements TO scoid
until June.
There are 200, geo Irish in New York and
CSC, 600 Germans, which is net gensrrliy
supposed TO b. the case.
Illinis imported enough Lumber last year
to build three board fence twice around
the world and once around herself.
johnson county, Ind, must be sweet,
quiet place. Sixteen OF the most prominent
citizens have been indicted for murder.
A citizen from Frank fort on the Main has
commenced proceedings against the Prince
Of Wales for having ssduesd bic daughter
while 10 Cermsuy last year.
The city debt Of 81. Louis has been in
creased since last January frsm 81 CSC. 900
10 1l2. 656, 900, or nearly 81 - sach nan,
woman and child 10 the city.
Worcester, Mass., hes "Boasd Of Com
missioners Of Shade Trsss," who pay .
bounty Of . dollar for each shade tree ct
out 90 the public Highways.
A Mr.. Cogdsll. residing near St Joseph.
No., is seventy three ysars old. has bic sixth
wife. and thirty.swo children. to each q
whom ne has given farm, 10 still worth
over el00, 900. and cannot read.
A New York Jenkins writes that "Miss
Kitty Van Nostrandt, Of Brooklyn, . belle
OF the brilliant erdsr, remarkable for her
conversational powers, having been known
to entertain twenty gentlemen at one time.
is to be married
The new St. James Hotel in Boston con-
tsins four hundred rooms; has kitchen
where cooking for one thousand can be
done At once two miles Of gas pipes, and
sixteen miles Of bell wires, five hundred
heavy chandeliers. Stetson, Of the Aster.
10 to be the landlord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
srA sa1., OF G.1 IowA' a.
In the District Court:
NARY BELLE POWER, Plaintiff.
JOSEPH F. P. POWER, Defendant
70 tho said Joseph r. p Power, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that % or before
the 18th day Of March, A. D., 1853. there
will he on die 10 the eilcs Of the Clerk Of
the District Court in and for said county Of
Scott, . petition Of the absvs named plain
till. claiming Of you . divorce from the
bends OF matr;nony, on three distinet
grounds: l. That since your marriage
with her you have become addicted to be.
bitual drunksnnsss. 3. That you have
been guilty Of such cruel and inhuusu
Treatment - 70 endangsr The plaioti1ss life.
3. That 10 1857, and at other times. vsu
had been guilty Of adultsry. For . more
particular statsment ysu ore rsferrsd TO the
petition to BE- fiisd - Aforesaid. PlaiatiH
also claims .alimoay.
And ysu are hereby further notified that
unlsss y0S appsae thereto and defend before
noon Of the sscoad day Of the next tern Of
said District Csurt, to b bsKuu and held
~ the 6rst Monday Of May. 1888, dsisult
will b entered against yeu and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated ~ Davenport, Iowa, this 18th DAY
Of March, A. D. 1868.
NARY B. rOWER.
by COOK 1 DRURY, Attorney
apr l-oaw-wed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

BUFFALO is happy. The three scoundrels
Who have been amusing themselves during
The winter in trying to burn the city, have
been arrested. ard are safely Gagged. Their
names are Nicholas Smith, Martin Reed,
and Phillip Fiess. For over three months
these fellows kept the citizens in anxiety
and apprehension. BY setting buildings on
6re