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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-01
SeK YORK Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 81.
DRY GooDs- The market opened quite
animated, but with fully an advance OF &c
per yard on all makes OF prints: closes less
actively there is q large business doing
he wever, and the market is strong, in SYM
pathy VITA cotton. Jobbers have no
stocks on hand, and have been Obliged to
enter the market and pay an advance OF
from &c to &c per yard for cotton goods,
above the prices at which they were ais
posing of their stocks last week. Standard
makes of b avy brown sheetings are firm
At lS@iS1zc. Printing cloths are held at
S1sgS5ac. III eemans prints are selling at
ll1zc, but Will go soon to lie. Arnold brings
l2c; AmoslEeag, l3c; Lowell. HE; Wam-
sutta, l0c: Gloucester 13c; Pacific Spragues
and Cocheco. lie; Merrimac ID, l81%@l4c.
mostly he; Manchester and Aliens sell
quick at l3c; MeTrimac w command Ice;
Cambrics, Isc, will go to II ! soon; Delaines
are selling AT ls@20c, as to style.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcINNATf March 81
FLOUR AND WHEAr-Are firIner: but
prices are unchanged No. l red Winter
Wheat 81 -, and No. 2 81 40
CoRN-Closes dun at S49S5c for ear, and
S7dS5c for shelled.
OATS-Firmer; No. / 7l97ec.
RYE-Firm and in demand al 81 S}I1 s.
for No. /; receipts light.
BARLEY-Unchanged
CoTTOE-Closes qatet at 251Ic for mid
ding.
ToBAcco--In good demand sales of $50
hhds "a fun rates.
MISS PORK Quiet at s34 Is for new, and
s2t y for old; new country sold al S24 80
S24 81
BULK MEArs-In good demand at IO1<@
l21ac Tor shoulders and Sides. but at the
close Sides We're held at l254413c: clear
sides sold at l31zc. and clear rio AZ BIC.
BACOS-Flrm ana in good demand, and
clear ribbed a I'd clear sides packed Ia
hy-tight hhds; plain Hams I63<e, and SUI
gar-cured i84lS14c.
LARD-DuI and prices nominal at 1871
(gl6c.
BUTTER Unchanged; prime to choice at
46@50C.
EGGs-Firm at lSc
sEED-Clover duiIat 129l21[c No change
in Flax or Tim othy.
LIHSEED OIL-NO change: 81 I71I 10.
PETROLEUBI-39sg42cf for refined free.
GOLD-I3S buying.
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? 50 = sah = = LUWfa EaFhcts
BY Te.esraph.l SIT. LOUIS. March 81.
ToAAcCo-Steady, with a fair demand,
ana 2 ices unchanged.
GOTTCN-NO, hing Jransplred.
FL0U2-Very quiet, and low grades duh
and dropping; superfine ranges al s. 50a
IS %; extra S. jr@9 1919; double extra 50 80
all. 30i treble extra TO fancy 81 1913 90.
WHEAT-t1rmer, and choice FAN better /;
other grades unchanged: prime to choice
red at " 329Z 691z; 40. white s. esq., - /;
Spring 81 O502 %.
GoRN--i'irmer; sl9s71lc for shelied; 785z
97Sc for ear.
OATs-Firmer, a. 70073c, and small lots OF
fancy for seed a & 769771Zc.
BARLEY-Qutpt aud UNCHANGED; s. 50 for
prime Fail; 81 so do. Spring.
RYE-Lower, at 81 Goal s..
-PoRK-.LOwer, at 81 50i024 70.
BULK MEATs-In better demand; loose
shoulders i0c; rib sides I21&c; hams i3c.
BACoN.-Active for clear sides, but dull
for shoulders.
II ANS sugar cured hams higher; sales
OF clear sides at I5@l51ze shoulders Il54e;
LARD-Steady and firm; I6c for choice
tierce; l7c do. for keg.
CATTLE-Steady; &C for common; Ease
FOR choice 10 extra sheep 41l6c gross.
RECEIPrS-FlOur, 1900 barrels; wheat
800 bushels; corn, 1880 bushels: oats
I, 10 bushels; barley, 100 bushels; rye. 500
bushels.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph New YORK, Nqrch 81.
MoNEY-Aetive and stri agent at : per
cent. on call currency, and gold remit
tauces are arriving from the South and
West, but ia moderate amounts, and are
being sent to the country banks in con-
nectiOn with the squaring accounts for the
quarterly statement. Partial relief is ex-
pected tomorrow from disbursements by
the Treasury on account of purchases of
1905, a million of dollars worth of which
was bought to-day.
ExCHANGE--t erling steady at 95a@g5z
Tor prime bills.
GoLD-Lower; opened at 1887, and closed
at 1889 "a 1857. The Assistant Treasurer sold
nearly half million for export to-day
SlZ7 600.
GovERNMExrs-Are steady; 1870 p. NJ.
quotations are: Coupons of 81, ul4
@llIzs;, do; 162, 1880 l09z6; do. '64, l01l
CLOSE; do. '67, lO7@lO71S; I0..iOs lOO5<@IOO75 /;
7-S0s, 1852 dI055s.
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Il. MURSINNA
UnImpeachable.

Indigesti0n-the most fruitful generator
or disease, so common as not to be cOnsid-
cred dangerous--sloWly and surely saps
the foundation OF health, for, with Inn
paired digestion, il is impossible for food
TO afford strength to the system. Dyspep-
STA invariably follows this disease, and
dyspe ptics owe all their sudeFings 10 in
digestion. Nervous and sick headacn q also
spring from arrangement OF the digestive
organs. Persons OF sedentary habits fire.
quently suffer from these evils, which are
attended with nervous trritabnity OF
temper, extremely unpleasant to others
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has
been found the safest and best means of
removing al digestive distractions, as
well as bracing up the falling system.
IhOse whose occupations axe ntal re-
cognize In this preparation the perfection
OF medical skill, as IL sOOthes the excited
brain, headache disappears ander its po-
tent charm, and the patient rapidly re-
gains health and strength by its restoring
power To the aged, as well as delicate
ladies and children, IL is admirably suited,
as il possesses the quality OF invigorating
without excitement or reaction
An immense amount of unimpeachable
evidence can be produced to prove that
HOSTEIIER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
uuequaled Tor It's prompt and ever-feltable
action in alternating and curing all dis
eases OF the stomach. It's superior excel
lence and consequent renoWn Is readily
accounted for. from the we'll known fact
that IL is made under the personal super
vision of the prOprietOrs, IN strict accord
anee with pharmaceutical science.
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{ BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, VI arch 81.
CoTToN-A shade hrmer; sales 1900 bal Is
! at H9271ac for nliddling uplands; chiefly
I 100; closing quiet at that quotation
FLOUR-keceipts 1871 barrels and 6,45C
/ g 81 opened 2 shade nrIner Iof low grades,
and closed dun and dropping for all kinds
I sales :, 800 barrels at 50 3599 Is for superine
/ state and W estern; SO l5MSl0 80 for extra
state: $40 000lI 80 for extra Western: 81 90
| 9l4 " for white wheat extra; SO l50l4 %
\ Tor round-hOOp Ohio; SO 500l2 90 for extra
! ST Louis; SD 50@13 90 for good to choice
I do Cad Ornia without change; ga les $50
sacks at 81 759l3 . Rye Flour steady
sales Of 800 barrels al 81 1903 20
Z Corn MEAL - Quiet ties 100 barrels
/ Western at &C 90.
I WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 36 039 bushels, opened
( a shade nrTner, but closed duh and drOop-
( ing; the extreme scarcity Of freight room
materially checks the export demand /;
sales 80, 800 bushels at 81 Hap A. Tor No Z
spring in store and delfveIe /: 81 56Fs2 s.
for No. do. delivered; 81 691z for Amber
jersey; IS q for white California.
BARLEY-Duu
BARLEY MALT-Gluiet.
CoRS-Receipts 1880 bushels; market
dull, heavy and 298c lower; sales 80 200
bushels at 81 H2lal . for new mixed West
ern afioat. closing at 81 229l "A for old do.
afioat q % TOR new white southern, and
Western ST 17gI 20, and 81 28,gl q for West
err yellow.
OATs-Receipts $50 bushels; prices are lie
lower; sales % 900 bushels at 68c for West
ern in store, and S81zc Tor do. adoat
RICE-Firm at 105<l9ll1@c for Carolina.
NO1r'EE--R AEAA safes AvV DdgS MO on pfl-
vate terms
SUGAR-Steady; sales LILO hhds at
l02a@l2c for Cuba and l29l216c for Porto
Rico.
MOLASSES-
HOPS Quiet at l0950c for Am erican.
PETROLEUAI-Firm al I21%9l218c for crude
and 26c for refined bonded.
PoRK-Opened frmer but closed heavy;
sales $3.50 bills. at so 95925 y for new mess,
closing at ga % cash; S23 z5g4 % for old
do. closing at S4 90 regular; $50 5002l 90 fer
prime; 81 75@23 90 for prime mess; also
sales 1900 b5ls. new mess, sellers May, at
so S0a25 40.
BEEF-Fitnni sales Of $40 bbls at previous
prices als0 sales OF ITO tierees at S3f 0009
s}S 90 for prime mess; s3S 00@40 90 for India
mess; beef hams, hrm with sales OF $50
bbls al $50 00040 90
BAoOE-Flrm and quiet; sales of go bxs
at l21a9l219c for Cum berland cut; 15@I515c
for short clear.
CUT MEATs-Ffrn sales of 4, $50 packag
a. l0%9ll14c for shoulders l4149i51sc Tor
hams.
Il DRESSED HOGs-DuIl at l214@l25Sc for city.
LARD-DuL and dropping with sales OF
496 bbls at I51&@I01&c-
BUTTER Quiet al 2Og42c for Ohio, and
40G54c for State.
CHEESE-l30l6l%c.
EFREIGHTs-To Liverpool, quiet and firm.
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RIV Err NE w $
f0r. othet. River Items see seventh Page.

Matters continued lively on the wharf
yesterday evening, and the packets gene
rally got fair trips...........-...The GOldhnch,
Mollie Norton, end Minyoung had excel
lent trip ...........The May fiOwer and Cum
berland also had fair trips............The VIM.
White left for Cumberland River light.
The Ada Lyon came in from Green River
with very nice trip .........The Chattanooga
had a good freight list out for the Wabash.
1.-THE Pine Grove leaves this evening
for Cincinnati. Her officers are among
the most pleasant gentlemen on the river.
THE Lewellin arrived from PASSPORT
yesterday afternoon with a moderate trip
and returns positively to-day at 4 P.M.........
The J. p. Webb was advertised to leave
Cincinnati last evening. Captain 7. p.
Durham, formerly of the A tocrat, has
taken command of the Nick LongwOrth,
which was advertised to leave Louisville
yesterday evening. He stood very high in
his profession when on the river 1.-THE
Minneola passed up from Memphis TO
Cincinnati at s o'clock last night with a
fair trip.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March 81.
ToBACCO-Active with sales Of 284 hhds 4;
Tugs at $ 00a7 90; leaf at 81 50, aud $50 IS
for selections.
COTTON-2455c.
FLoUR-superhne at IS 80; No. 1 at
go 50.
WHEAT-S2 40a2 A.
CoRN-Shelled, in bulk, SI@S2c.
OATS-T4c
RYE-SI IS.
BARLEY MALT-Free at 81 80.
MESS PoRK-S4 1925 90.
LARD erce. l61Zc.
BACON Shoulders ll5%c; and clear ribbed
sides l454c; clear sides l59l574c, packed.
WHIsRY-NOminal at 81 90
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. March 81.
CoTroN-F'irm; middling 26a261zc; re-
ceipts 229 bales: exports l79 bales; months
receipts 20 ia bales.
FL0UR-St supeIhne s9@9 25.
BACOE-ShOulders 129l21zc; clear sides
l55zNI6c.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders Il9ll14c; clear
sides 15dl5Zc.
PORK-e26 90.
LARD-l71[c.
CoRN-SI Oe6gI o.
OATs-S0062c.
BRAN-30e
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To CoUsrRY 1IEEcsASTs- I've direct the
attention especially of couutr ~ merchants
TO the superior fscil.ues tine IoURNAL
COMPANY foi printing Faney Posters and
all Kinds of mercantile WORK. viz. BIZ
Heads. Cards Circulars &c. Orders for
WORK can he sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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River DISPATCHES.

CINCINNATI, March 3I.-The river has
fallen inches; AZ feet 9 inches in the
channel. The weather is clear. Their
mometer CO..
PITTBURG, March 3t.-River feet 6
Inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, March 3I.-River rising
slowly up to nOoH; now about stationary;
clear and pleasant.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - STORE-HOUSE - That
G very desirable store-house, No. Main
street, will be rented TO he lst January
next. Apply to CHARLES NIELE.
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Plants ! Plants !
Strawberries, RaspbeFFles,
Grapes, DC.

RAISE YOUR OWN SMALL FRUITS
UYE ARE PREPARED To FUR
w nish All the best varieties OF Straw
berry Plants, in large or snau auantities.
also, the Lawtou Blackberry Plants. Con-
cord Grapes at reduced prices. Raspber-
ries. Currants, &c, received by express
from the nursery Of NJ. ID. Bowman, Esq.
of Vincennes. Satisfaction In ali cases
guaranteed
A stock of some Of the varieties on hand.
Come and see them and examine cata-
logue. VICKERY BROS,
mars - Main Street.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1, 1865.


EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1, 1868.
/ have, this day, admitted as co-partners
In my present Boot and Shoe business, ~
this city, and also In the MANUFACTURER
business, In Abingdon, Massachusett
Geo. l.. Dixon ard L. j. Hunt, as Will /
seen by the above card, giving the nrl
names and their objects.
Mr.. Hunt, who has n lifelong eZ pen
ence In the manufacturing business and a
number one judge of Boots and Shoes, Will
devote his whole time to manufacturing
expressly for the Evansville House and
the purchase Of such goods as we do not
expect to make ourselves.
The hrm. By this new arrangement, viii
possess advantages which but few houses
can claim, and will be able to offer induce.
ments to our trade, both as regards prices
and quality.
The object OF the different members Of
the firm ia this association Is not 10 do
business for day, but a lifetime; and, to
accomplish their objects, they expect 10 do
business upon correct principles, thereby
merittng full share Of the trade.
o my old patrons, / return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
hope, by close attention, TO u crit q con-
unuance Of the same in the future.
ian7 n. SEMONIN.
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FOR CITY RECORD R.
We are aut horized TO announce Eet1aHHt
EDWARD WEHLER as "a caud date for sefHr
Recorder, IA tne coming election sefEarss
70 the nomination Of tine Repuollcnu q fias-
VentiOn. rfehEs
Messrs Editors; Please announce tins
name Of JOHN HEWaON as an .- lla--
pendent candidate for the Office OF sTrH
Recorder At the April election.
MANY N0IMaws-
CITY COLLECTOR.
". q. HALELRIGG Is candfdntp Mrm
reelection TO the office Of city COLLEGE Ger. So
the April election, subject TO tie deaiss4flf.
OF the Union Conventioa.
Editor Journal.
Please announce my name a. uu IzFfHse
pendent candidate for Councilman 10 s.fs
Second Ward, ~ the ensuing April s3Aas-
tiOn. ISAAC s ERE1
FOR ASSESSOR
CHARLES "A. MCCUTcHEN lis a caHaEIs .-
date for the office Of Assessor at tie erlsui=-
ing April election, subject 70 the ael4h 1Es.
of the Republican Convention
FOX CONSTABLE.
FIR ANk MORRIS Is "a candidate fur sac
election To the Office Of Constable &c
Pigeon Township, and would respectful ~
solicit votes sunicient 10 elect hiIl.
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Pine Lumber. z
100000 FEET.

IUUsWWW III Ne
"TE DESIRE TO CALL THE EA
w PECIAL attention Of all those En.-
tending - build 10 the fact that we h@yE
on hand a large supply Of choice aeasOEaaE
yellow pine flooring, which we will peas.
lively sell al lower figures than 10 can ~
bought for anywhere else IN the city
When IL Is preferred, we VIII furnish tllE
dressed flooring az merely the addittOUas
eXpense MEDICINAL 70 Nronr'--- -
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?. sEMoS1E. GEO. L. DIXON. T.JHUNr
SEMONIN, DIXON 6 co.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1, 1868.
UYE HAVE, THIS DAY, Ass0GH-
Wv ated ourselves together or the pur-
pose OF doing a Wholesale Boot and hIOe
business, in this city, under the firm name
OF SemOnin, Dixon a. Co. also, for doing a
manufacturing business in the town OF
AbfugtOn, Massachusetts,, under the firm
name of Hunt. SemOnln q Co., ONCE a.
H&z Pearl Street, Boston.
r. SEMONIN.
GEO. J.. DIXON.
4. j. HUNT.
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Removal.

w m y u q Is
Watch Maker and JeWeIsE5
TTAs REMOVED TO THE sPLHza-
- did new store room of Warren 81 Cegs.-
yngtOn,
No. CT MAIN GTREETg
Where be is better than ever preparo1 Co.,
walt on customers. Having the fines.
show window in the city ne has peCul .aE
advantages FOR doing repat ting. EspeglA
attention given to cleaning and repairtEITi
watches ffebJ ar
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FOR. SALE.
lWelllns H0use f0r sc.


Wy IL be sold on accommodating
Wv terms Lot No 3, ia Block No. 2. Ia
the Soul hern Enlargement of Evansville.
on whIcn Is a new AMI fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, bell z the late residence Of Jacob
Fl. Miller, on Chandler street.
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Prest.
mar26 IF
Public Sale of Valuable Business
Property.
Al THE COURT UOUsE. on
- SATURDAY, APRIL liTH. Is 5.
At 2 O'Clock, will be sold a public auction
Bu bdfvis' ons Nos. I. 2. 3, 4, ., and in q al
lock 4 stoddard's Subdivision of parts OF
Lots Isl and ISIS, D. f., Evansville; being
the premises known as HALLOCKS
BLOCK" at the corner of Walnut and
Fourth Streets, and embracing the four
Ehree-s. DRY business houses fronting the
market and the two frame buildings
fronting on Walnut Street. sale positive.
Terms - One-th4rd cash; balance in one
and two years. with interest, the purchaser
to pay taxes for 1868.
For particulars, apply to
THOS. E. GARNIN,
JOS. =. ELLIOTT & son,
mar24 di2t cod Third Street
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WANTED.

"ANTED-AGEN To sell the
W LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
BY John :. G. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engraving
and eight maps, printed in tint and sold
only by subscription. Agents will ind
this work that will sell itself The sub
iect- author and the fine style in which
The book win he published cannot fail 70
insure for II an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOWIE
Z Co, Publishers, 40 Walnut Street. tin
cinnatt, ohio. LmarlS Off
WANTED LARD, TALLOW, AND
" G. II EA ) E-The highest market
rice paid FOR Lard, Tallow. and Grease, in
ASH. by PHILIP DECKER.
Jfice on Third Street, between sycamore
ID Vine. [feZ9 dim
WTANT ED-Information Of the where
~ ab0uts of ELIZABEfH ROES-
LER who left this city about six years
go. BY addressing this office, she viii
lear of something to her advantage.
jams Il
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ARCHER.s ENLARGEMENT.


n the northeast portion OF the city, has
nst been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion OF the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line Of Street
Railro ad, and any extension OF said line
may be expected to run close to it. the
ground is
Ugh. DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY.
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River aud Pigeon Greek. lt lies west OF
the Longworth Tract the location of the
pro posed City Park, ana adjOins il, and is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply imm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire Of
MCNEtLY & SCHl BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayor sseftnce
TOR SALE -ARM.-I have Serrst-
g rate little farm OF 50 acres, one mile
rom BOOnVille, Ind. S5 acres i'm prove d,
md Is acres good timber; one-story br elk
house barn, stock sheds three cisterns.
and good fences all upland and IN good
;ondttiOn-good for all kinds OF Grd&gs and
Flttts. / Will sell this arm chap, or exc
change 1t for city property. Several gem
olemen ia this city know the farm
mare diff ALNAH JOHNSON.
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Farm for Sale.
GDMr AsnMWR HVAmvW nw- &c r.uyu

- SPBEHD ID IA XVI o Is ACRES,
II in the edge of the City of Evansville.
Indiana. This farm Is in full view Of the
city. 1t is in a high state of cultivation,
has one of the finest dwelling houses IN
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
splendid selection Of almost every variety
OF fruit trees. z apes, Shrubbery and few
ers, and plenty of good water. II VIII be
BOld altogether. or the improvements with
4 part of the land. For further particu-
lars inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind
au29-3m.
UOR sALE-SEED OATS-2000 bushel
= Chicago seed Oats. =
maria dtf BAISD & START.
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BOARDING.

n0ARDING BY THE DAY OR
IN EEK, at
- MRS. E. NJ. BURNs's,
o. u Second St, bet. Main and Locust
reefs, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
day bOarders can still be accOmmoda-
i. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
nar2tf
ga Legal and Foolscap-the finest
iality-for sale at this office.
Ga% Carter's Ink is the best in the
rket.
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n the northeast portion OF the city, has
INST been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
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IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
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ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE,

Office - Crescent City Building. secon1
door; entrance No. SO Main Street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
reasonable terms. se23 d6n
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Law CARDS.
B. L. D. GUFFY,


VIII practice in the counties of Butler,
Warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and Mclean
Of claims.
References-Whe eler d Riggs, HoHinP~.
worth Il Bro, Chas. BabcOcK q Co. fapSt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-25

A SPECIMEN BRIcK.-Col. ferger, OF
Mississippi, made a speech before the
Metropolitan Democratic Club Of New
York, on Friday night, from which we
make IN extract. We quote from the
Times report
He said that General Grant was now step;
ping boldly towards u throne, and would
drag his purple mantle through the blood Oh
such patriots rs those present: IA voice
shouted, "You bet" 81 am loyal" said
the speaker, "to the Union that our fathers
fought for. but I hate n Union Of blood aud
plumber, Of oppression and tyranny, a Union
headed by n usurping cabal called the Con.
gress Of the United States. (Furiously.) I
hate il! I spit upon il! IA voice,
Hit him again" / come here to ask pro-
lection from the people Of the North"
We presume that our Northern breth-
rem must relish such language, as it
was loudly applauded by his hearers.
This is q fair specimen of a Demo-
cratic Southern rebel, and we really
wonder how any Northern man can toll
crate or affiliate with them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-25

SENSIBLE TALK. - The Reese River
Rsrsi!s, of July 2lst, concludes q well
written article on the political situation,
with the following we'll conceived sensi-
BILE talk:
Are the people Of this nation ready to turn
the Government over into the hands Of those
who we're its enemies 50 far as they dared to
% during nur recent war, and allow those to
take charge Of our national affairs who were
then, and are now inimical to the principles
and measures that were deemed necessary
and adopted to preserve the nation from
,reachery and treason lie. Democrats who
wish to have a nation-a country that they
can call their own-a home and a resting
Mace forever free from the grasping hand Of
tyranny, consider well before they commit
the future destiny Of this fair land Of liberty
would sacrifice the rights Of the citizen in
order to asgrandiss and make autocras' Of a
select few,