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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01


BUEdL ARIEs.-It is q great pity
that sonIRthing cannot be done to rid
the city of those pestiferous burglars
and petty thieves who are preying on
our citizens when opportunity offers.
Not week passes but a number of
houses are entered, and generally
robbed Of what of value there is
found convenient. On Sunday night
the residence of Mr.. Adolph Pfaflin.
on Third Street. between Main and
Sycamore, was entered from the porch
at the second story. The burglars
found large number of private pa
pers, which they overhauled, but
which proved of no value to the ras-
Gals; hence they did not take them.
Mr.. Pfafiin had enclosed in an en-
velope, which fell into the burglars
hands, $40 bill, but they did not
suspect that it contained money; hence
it was left behind with all the balance
Of the papers.
The grocery store of Mr.. Emil
Bischof, on Water Street, was also
entered by a burglar or by burglars,
and robbed of a sack of -four. This
would indicate that the thief was
4" family man." or, at least, that he
had a place to put the -four. No
thing else was taken from DIR. Bisch-
of, we believe.
The residence of Michael Feuer-
bach, on Central Market space, was also
entered by burglars, who stole quite a
lot of clothing; but lady in the
house hearing the rascals, gave the
alarm, and they fed, leaving the
clothing behind them.
During the same night the store of
Henry Lutz was entered by some of
the aforesaid scoundrels. In this
case they raised the CRATE and gained
access to the cellar, and from that
had access to other parts of the house.
They were poorly paid fer their trou-
BILE and the risk they run, having Sc
cured only SO in cash at that place.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Froelich,
on Fourth Street below Central Mar
ket, was also broken into, the depre-
dators gaining admission by the re-
moval of some panes of glass from the
window. They did not succeed in
getting anything of value there.
As before stated in this paper. it
is believed that these depredations
are committed by persons who make
their homes in the city, and who are
we'll acquainted with all the streets,
allies, and houses in the city, as
we'll as all the police officers whose
vigilance they appear to have little
trouble in eluding. Certainly, the
night watchmen ought to redouble
their energies until all these rascals
are arrested. or made to skip" the
city. 1t is hoped that it will be
done. In the meantime, good and
freshly-loaded revolver will be a good
thing for all to have about their
houses.
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STRANGE. On Sunday morning,
on going into the back yard of his
premises, en- the corner of Locust
and Seventh Streets, Captain Martin
KLAUS found his COW, a valuable ami
NAL, with all her feet tied together
with a rope. Who was guilty of this
shameful misconduct is unknown to
Captain Kiauss, and why it was done
he is at a loss to understand.
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A TUMBLE DowN.-Ye yesterday the
fence in the rear Of the foundry be-
longing to Messrs. Rocker x Blount,
which enclosed and held a huge
amount of coke for use at their
mammoth establishment, fell, under
the pressure from within. and hun
dreds of bushels of coke were emp.
tied on the sidewalk. 1t caused great
trouble to get it back to its place
again.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

Mission SCHOOL CoNcERT.-We d.
rect the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of this entertain
ment, to be found in another column.
We are informed that the gentlemen
aud ladies having the affair in charge
will present our citizens with very
interesting performance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

RUNAwAY.-One of the slowest
runaways" which ever happened in
Evansville, took place on Third
Street, between Main and Locust,
yesterday. A pair of horses attached
to a wagon, which had been left on
the street unhitched, started off at a
slow gallop up Third Street. At the
corner of Third aud Locust the
horses turned down Locust, aud when
opposite the Post Office, Mr.. A. T.
Whittlesey. regardless of the imminent
danger, rushed into the street and
brought the horses up standing. The
habit of leaving teams of horses at
tached to wagons on the streets with
out being secured is an exceeding bad
one, and ought to be abandoned.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NEW LIQUOR STORE. - We are
pleased to see our old friend n. Z.
Carr again in business. His stock is
open at Nos. 3 and 4 South Water
Street, and such stock would please
the most fastidious. He keeps al
the choice brands, and sells them at
prices that viii astonish "oH buyers.
dec1etf.R "a E8H
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LOUISVILLE Nov. 30. ~ The weather is
CLOUDY. indicating snow. River rising; 7
feet water in the canal by the marx.
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LEESON.-On Sunday morning, Novem-
Der 10Th, 1868, of hemorrhage Of he lungs,
ED. c LEESON, aged "A years and-5 mOnl rs.
The funeral VIII take place from his
fathers residence, on Division Street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, this (Tuesday)
morning, at o'clock. The funeral SER
vices viii be held at the Church of the
Assumption, on Second Street Friends
of the family are invited to attend.
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DISAPPoINTMENT.- consequence
of the change Of time on the Rail
roads, no Eastern mail reached the
city last night. The express train on
which the mail for Evansville is car
ried, leaves indianapolis at l :25 PM,
and, of course. does not connect with
the down train on the E. Il G. Rail-
road. Postmaster Whittlesey wrote
to the Postmaster at indianapolis
last night, asking him as special
favor, to put up and send on the St.
Louis Express, which leaves Indian
apolis in the morning. the mail for
Evansville. IF he complies with the
request, the Eastern mail will reach
Evansville as usual. otherwise it will
be one day later from the East than
it now is. II is hoped that the Post
master at Indianapolis will comply
with the request, as it will be a great
accommodation to the people of Ev-
ansville. This statement is made for
the information of those who will
look for the Eastern mail this morn
ing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

CINCINNATI, Nov. 30-Noon.-The river
has risen 10 inches: 10 feet inches in the
channel. The weather is cloudy; Their
mometer 40.
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BoIsTERoUs.-A couple of drunken
men, who were exceedingly boisterous
on the streets yesterday evening, fell
into the hands Of a policeman, and
were locked in the city prison to
sober up.
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PROGRESS. - Columbus sailed to the
American coast III our hundred ton
ship, and first landed upon the Island or
ST. oOmingo Last week a vessel from St.
Domingo unloaded in New York over four
hundred tons of st. Croix Rum for p. II.
Drake & Co, of that CITY. THIS is but a few
weeks supply of this article, which these
gentlemen use In the manufacture of the
celebrated PLANTATION BITrERs. We are
informed by an exchange that Messrs.
DRAKE 81 Co. have not advertised a dollar
for year, bnt that the sales Of this article
continue at the former en- orInBus figure.
In 1854, the receipts of the PLANTATION
BITTERS were equal to those of the New
YORK and New Haven Railroad
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
tmporled German Cologne, and sold at
halfthe price. aHl II dec Id3teodItw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

BAPTIST FESTIVAL. - The public
should bear in mind the Festival
which is to be given by the First
Baptist Congregation at Mozart Hall,
on next Thursday and Friday nights.
The ladies are busily engaged in pre-
paration, and we can assure our read
ers that it viii be one of the most
pleasant of the Winters Entertain
ments.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

THE ELECTORAL VoTE.-Major A.
L. Robinson will leave the city this
morning for Indianapolis, to cast the
electoral vote of this District for
Grant and Colfax, for President and
Vice President.
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HEADERS GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
"a POST OF EVANSVILLE, Nov. Is, 1853.

ResolUed That the conduct of
COmrade D. D. Doughty in connec-
ton with the management of the
funds arising from the late presenta-
ton of the Drummer Boy at Turner
Hall having been thoroughly inves-
tigated by this body, we find that he
has rendered an honest and correct
account of said funds. and that there
is nothing in his conduct to justify
any charges against his integrity and
honor; and it is ordered that the
above resolution be published in the
JOURNAL aud Union.
By order Of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
LOUIS KGHLER. p. G.
G. III. WEssELER, p. Adjutant, -.
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PERsoNAL.--Gen. Boyle, President
of the E.. HI. & N. Railroad,
was in the city yesterday Thomas
Collins, of the Mount Vernon Demo
crGt, was also in the city.
DR.. w. G. Barker, of BoonviIle, is
in the city.
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CHRIsTMAsl-With a view of going
eventually into the music business
exclusively, l will sell my stock Of
toys and notions at less than cost 10
dealers. The retail trade will find
good bargains for the holidays at No.
81 Main Street. g. w. WARREN.
noY25 If
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In THE Lookup. = There were
eight persons boarding at the expense
of the city yesterday evening. The
Hotel de Cochran is doing a paying
business just at the present time.
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CoNcERT.-The colored" band
Of this city will give a concert at
Princeton, on the evening of TIE I'd
of December. Those who have
heard them say the !" colored " band
plays nobly"
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Dg- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner Of Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kent. oc26 diff
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Masonic HALL. - VIM. Bedford,
ST., with a number of other Evans
vile mechanics, left yesterday TO put a
slate roof on the Masonic Hall at
Mount Vernon. That building will
be a great credit to that fourishing
little city when it is completed. 1t
also reflects credit on, and does honor
to, the Fraternity in that locality.
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CHARACTER OF THE REPoRT.-It is
intended to make the Trade Report
for 1868 full exhibit, not only.of the
business of the city, but also of the
social attractions of Evansville.
as represented in our schools, benev-
olent societies and churches. But in
order to make it a complete exhibit
Of our mercantile, manufacturing and
professional business, it is very i'm
portant to have all the various class
es of trade and business represented
in the advertising department, as it is
through this, in great measure. that
the public abroad form their opinion
of the business capacity and enter
prise of the city. We trust there will
be a general disposition among the
business and professional men of all
pursuits to be properly represented.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

MADE HIM LOSE HIS SENSES AND
SCHLAPE. Yesterday an Emerald
Islander appeared at one of the JUS
tees offices and made complaint that
he stopped at boarding house and
saloon in the city, and while there
the inmates of the house gave him
something that made him lose his
senses and schlape," and that when
he got so "schlapy" he could sit up
no longer, was put to bed. In the
morning when he awoke he found
that he had been robbed of g forthy :"
dollars. He wanted an officer to
make search for the money. He was
referred to one of the police officers,
but with what success he met in find
ing his lost money, we did not learn.
1t is not at all likely he will go to
that place to schlape /" again.
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MnSsTRELs.-The negro minstrels
will ,,e in the city on Wednesday,
night, and will give an entertainme Mt
at Turner Hall.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

CREATED.-The office of Cotton
Inspector was created by the Council
yesterday, the ordinance authorizing
it having passed that body. w. B.
Mclean, who has been for a long
time in search of crumb from the
Democratic table, was the lucky APP
pointee, he having received the vote
Of every. Democratic Councilman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold ii the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for
sale by III. ID. A1fis & Co, First st.
second door below VIM.
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MAKING TIME.-It is stated that
one of the Street Commissioners was
making time on Sunday last, by haul
ing corn for his oxen and horses, and
that he had quite number OF his
hands with him. On the presentation
of this fellows bill to the Council, for
work done and for teams employed.
one of the Councilmen remarked,
He must have charged for Sundays
as we'll as for the week days" It has
been considered as general rule that
even the most Industrious of men get
enough of labor in six days, but it
appears that the worthy Street Com
missioner is an exception to that rule.
Probably he is profting (?) by the ex-
ample of a lot of enthused Demo
Gratis who appeared on the streets last
April, in procession, on Sunday
morning, believing at the top of their
voices for the candidates of their
choice. There is no telling the infu-
ence of bad example.
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AN EASY ROAD TO FORTUNE -
Seven magnificent Ohio River bottom
farms, in Henderson County, Ken
lucky, and five hundred and four
town lots are to be disposed of in
January, by lottery, under authority
of an act of the Legislature of Ken
lucky. Prices of certificates only
FIVE dollars. Tickets should be Sc
cured soon, as but few are left.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01

1o3si7qe14 80 81 AO0y
..GTT ,aLrf VsyhYal
ReYOlt In ono InterIOr.

When the stomach Is rebeiiious, the
liver contumacious, the bowels disordered,
the brain confused, aud the nerves In a
tunult, call IN the aid OF HOSTETTER'S
sfOMhCH BII'TEEt5, II you would restore
quiet, regularity, aud harmony 10 the ac-
ton OF these Important organs. A large
proportion ofthe coInplaints TO which the
human family are subject original In In
digestion. For this distressing nalady,
and parent OF innuunerabIe ailments az
distressing as itself, tile BiIrERS are the
only article proved by % sperienf e TO be a
universal and unfailtng remedy. But al
though 10 was as a remedy for dyspepsia
and btllousness that they hrst OBTAINED
TsTesttge, twenty yenrs ago, IL n new we'll
understood, both ny The public and the
medical profession, that thetf curative
properties take a far wider range. Ia ner-
Yous Complaints spasmodic affections,
IeVer aud 4ague, and every variety OF gem
eral and local debility, Their effect is most
sanitary; and AZ means of preparing the
system TO resist damp, cold, poisonous eIe-
nnents in the water or the air, privation,
exposure. &c. 20 medicit1aI agent az pres
enb known can be Justly compared wi h
thB powerful yet harmless ionic. The
feeble and fensitiVe, who can IN Withstand
the incemency OF the Winter season Will
ma the BlI'IbRS exactly the article They
need 10 fOrtify aud sustain chem. 10
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tuesday,. .............DEcEMBER /, 1856:
CITY EW s..

LEFT.-Frank Britton took his de-
parture from the city yesterday.
Destination, Texas.
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For SALE-A large quantity of
Poplar Laths feet long. at 81 rs per
thousand They win be torsale only
during the next three days. Apply
at the upper end Of the wharf, in the
fatboat of j. Ii. RoBARDs.
dee1-It
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The change on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, Deem
her 9TH. afBer which we will correct tn g
time table of that Road
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On and after Monday next, the
Post Office will be opened at74 o'clock
A. NJ, and will remain open to the
public till z o'clock P. NJ, except one
hour in the morning Immediately be-
fore the departure of the Mail Train
on the E. & c. Railroad.
The office will also be open one
half hour after 10 o'clock P. NJ. for
the delivery of mails arriving by the
night mail train
noy18 A. T.. WHITTLEsEY, p. NJ.
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noyl8 A. T. WHITrLEsEY, p. NJ.

CANDY.-We are prepared to sell
PURE CANDY to country merchants.
by the box, at 1Sc per pound. Fancy
goods, toys, &C., will be sold at a
greatly reduced rate.
Fm KAHN q VILE,
nov29- 1w No. North Water Street,.
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WIN. G. TURNOgK & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets,

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
So Dealers ia all kinds OF Brass Cocks
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
SttentiOn paid to repairing aud adjusting
steam Gauges fumes n
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RNGR nI.NT- BASEMENT y THE bas8-
- ment 81 the Cumberland Presbyterian
Lnufchs corner 0f Second and Chestnut
plreefs THIS would be "a very desirable
place for teaching Marie on DrQuta0 and
f-otntin0. Also q good room for an once.
inquire Of - ALVAH JOHNSON.
Au1O utf Real Estate agent.
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Council Proceedings.
The Peoples Money Still Voted
Away at a Liberal Bate.
Allowances Yesterday s7,2sS IL
Orders to Patch MP the
Mayors BIunders.
Various Complaints on the Subject OF
Taxation
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Counciimen Steele,
Joaes. Stockaeth, Schneider, Kolle
and Blemker.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved, after which
the following bills were allowed and
ordered maid:
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Bg Opened this morning, at Cool
idge's New York Store, 100 pairs wool
Blankets, at bargains. dec1-2tT&F
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B9r For fine Cgoaks, Gloakinq and
Trimmings, Print Lace C0ilars and
kdgtHgS, go to Coolidge New York
Store. decl-2GT&F
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Z BEWARE OF TARRA AHA CANDY
AND HOW To TEST IT.-Take a few
sticks OF candy and put into tum-
bier of water, and when dissolved,
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom Of tumblcr 23.2w. W
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MOTHERS! eMOFHKKsl MOTHERS
DON'T FALL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
.FOR CHILDREN ITEET4fNH.n ~

This valuable preparation has been used
with YlepeT failing sttccess fit Thousands on
cuseR. .a-s.at--. -.ssHs.s. 'f'M -I.A4
II not only relieves the child from pain,
but inVigorates the stomach and bowels,
cOTrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
10 the whole system. IL Will also Instantly
relieve GRIPIN0 IN THE BOWELS and WIND
collie. &. .tEtf
We believe II Is the best and aalreat REM
edV In the tOOfgd In all cases OF DVsenGeY1
and Oa0Yghgo In Children, whether arising
from teethtng or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using Will accompany
each bottle. n
Be sur and call for " MRS. WINSLOWT
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the (ac-sint.
fke oil = OUTFITS 81 PERKINS" on the outside
wrapper, All others are base mutations.
je24 d&wBm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notioa oil DlssoLnfion.

Notice of Dissolution.
THE CO-PARTNER6EEHPH HERETO
4 tore existing between the undersigned
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Inc outstanding business will be settled
at NO. north Water street.
FRED. X. HUSTON,
ABEX'R. WILsSOE. e.
Evansville, November 30, 1858. decl-3t
State of Indiana, vanderburgh County. IS.
In the Vanderbufgh Circuit Court,
April, 1858.
Byron Parsons. Charles X. scoyiiIe. and
samuel A. Monatt VIZ. Jacob Cline ard
Calvin McMillan.-Attachm No. -.
TT APPEA RING BY AFFIDAVIT
IL on file in my Office that the defend nfs
ia the above action are non-residents or
the State of Indiana
No ice OF the tendency OF this action is
therefore given to said defendants, and
that the same will stand for trial at the
next term of the NanderburRh Circuit
Court. % be begun and held mt tine court
house IN the c ty OF Evansville, IN the
county aud State Aforesaid, on the nrst
Monday III April. AID. 1865.
Witness :. S0rensO1, Clerk OF said Court,
at Evansville, this 18th day or November,
Id. 1864 3. SORENSON, Clerk: =
81 Per II. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
MARSH q DOUGHTY. TO- Piaintids.
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CANDY.-Wholesalc price of pure
Stick Candy. by the box. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. IL. HERMAsN. No. IS
Main Street; AHLERING Il HAssLER.
No. ID South First Street. u26 In
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DIV GO0dG f0r GaIe.

Two ENABLE Us TO CLOSE UP A
So-parine1saip which expires soon, wo
now offer our stock OF Dry Goods 40 a bar-
gain -Rhestock Is small, tho house has %
gopa tiade established, and rs ln running
order. 10 r. a fine openlnr for any ono
wishing 20 engage ga the business. For
particulars address y. o. Box 4i2. Erans.
WIFE, lndlana. novli az
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RG The largest stock of silks and
fine Dress Goods is at Coolidge's New
York Store. dec1-2tT&F
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pa have seventeen acres of good
land, lying near Oak Hill Cemetery,
which l will sell reasonably or trade
for city property All of it being
under fence, two acres of which is
covered with good timber For further
particulars inquire at No. 135 Main
Street. U III. II. CHUTE.
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RaTLROAD TIMETABLE.
Evansville and Charlottesville.
anING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH.

N The Vineennes Accommod ation
Train leaving at 2:05 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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HOG CHOLERA.
Slack from Trabue's Mines will Cure
the Hog Cholera.

VTRABUE-S COAL rs A SUB-CON-
H. glOmerRte Coal, lying Immediately
above lead l0des and veins OF spar. %
the only sub-conglo ~ eratB Coal that Is
worked on the ohio River. Its SLACK pOA-
seSstss strange medical qualities. One bar
rel OF Il viii pre- ent pen Of twenty hogs
rom haYing the Cholera. The hogs eat
the slack, which increases their appetite,
receipt OF three dollars (83). or two barrels
Tor i've oIiars (S5). Send the money In a
registered letter, or by express, to
j. II. TRABUE,
Carrsvtle, Livingston County. Ky.
Give full directions what place TO ship 10.
nOV30 DIFF I.- haf1 ia
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IA Medieated Flannels for inVal
ids; Gents flesh colored Merino In
derwear, warranted not to rsHtink !;
fine Brown Shirtipgs, 123e. Call al
Coolidge's New York Store.
decI-2tT&F
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The Posi- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

B0- New styles of Hats. Plumes
and Flowers just received at HUGHES.