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In BankrnntcY.

sFKIEz - AS no GIVE NOTICE, that, on
IL the 9th day Of February, ID. 1858,
slEaErr ant Ia ban krEptcy was issued against
s ~ estate Of. Francis NJ. Edmonds, Of
y 1lzszlsyt lie, an the county of Marlborough,
xvii Esbat9 cfIndiana, who has been adjudg
-IaesEs banREupt. on bis own petitionS that
0daB payment OF any debts and delivery of
slzlIEzy srGp erty belonging 20 such bankrupt to
l8ftEE-. or forshis use. and the transfer of any
z slsGyzssE6y by him, Is forbidden BY law that
= % lzss55ting ofthe creditors ofthe said bank
szI-zgL 10 prove their debts and to choose
EuE1Es or more assignees of his esta teJ viii be
8siaS2 at q. GGurt of Bankruptcy, to be hold
~ ~ the office Of Charles III. ButteTheld,
IEU DiairG street, In Evansville, Indiana,
s8asaA1e Charles II. Butterheld, Register.
1gu eG8e 9TH day Of April, ID. 1853 AZ 10
laaaaE1ek Az HF eTF GOA IA 1F,HRsH b.
aolasia BENZ. j. SOONER =
u. 81 Marshal, District Of Indiana. a
-zLsE1b dlslsusffHa. fa-'H g Messenger i
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BOARDING.

DOARDANG ny THE DAY OR
% WEEK, at Hna aerfHHat
gHa MRS. r. d. BURNS's,
So.l2 Second ST.. bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
of day boarders can still be accOmmoda-
ted. MRS. +. M. BURNS
mar2tf
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0nio and Missisaipb Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs
sTEAMROAT LTNEs.


To LOUISYILLE.-EVery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. N.
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 3
O'Clock P. N.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To r, EAsTPoRT. =; Every Tuesday and
Friday RI. o'clock z, n. tsI t#
TO HEypERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
m.
To MEMPHLs-Semi-W weekly.
Rockport Stage Via Eewburgh and Boon
vile,) carrying the mail, leaves at z AZ NJ,
ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. II. Arrives Tues
. days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
: Vernon Sdai Ff5tageel eaves dairy lex.
4 cept Sundayss) at-T A.. MA rrives daily lex
. eept Sundays by 2 P. nj
To NEwBURG.-HacR daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel. at 3
O'Clock p. M.
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A NEW FIRM We direct attention
to the card ETC w Kerney & Co,
commercial brokers', produce and
commission merchants, No. + Syca-
more Streqfg MraKerpey is a young
5gsptlemgn of 'ext ensive business ,ex-
perienee, having been for some two
years past cashier Of tue Merchants
National Bank, and is 4 highly ac-
comptished. gentleman. We bespeak
for the new firm a liberal patronage
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THE CITY.


meteorological Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
ct the JOURNAL ONCE;
T'hersf1oneter 4So z $50 ~ co. 6Oa
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FOR SALE.

TyOR SALE rARM.-- ~ have . hrst-
~ rate iittle farm OF so acres, one mile
from Boonville, Ind. IS acres improved,
and IS acres good timber; One-stOry br ok
house barn, stock sheds three clsteFus
and good fences all upland and IN good
conditiOn-gOod for all kinds Of grdfn and
fruits / win sell this arm cheap, or exc
change IL for city property. Several gem
tleinen IN this city know the farm.
mara DIR ALYAH JOHNSON.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses to make $500 70 $500 hrst-ciass
Bricks per hour and by steam, 400 TO
ZOE per hour, according to the facilities
for removing them. i offer 10 demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly work.
ing in this city. =. W. JOB &=ON, Agent,
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
T fe2O d2Tn . ~ H.E aIf #~fIeAi
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O. REPLEvIN CASE "A replevin case,
in which Mollie Williams and one
Hansel were interested, occupied a
large portion of the time of Esq. En-
cry yesterday. These parties have
had about half dozen tits at law
of late IF they pay as they gO,p
the lawyers ought to get fat
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YorNa 49, PRAYER. NJ FEr1Na. Z

The interest IN the Young Mems
Prayer Meeting st Trinity NJ E.
Church IS increasing, with prospect
of great good resulting therefrom.
The meetings are well attended. They
will continue. All are invited to
attend.
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REDUCTION IN AOoAB.-The Bodi-
am Mining Company has to-day re-
duced its coal to 124c delivered. Or
ders sent to No. 2 Main ST.. near Wa
ter, will receive prompt attention, and
a No / article of clean lump coal.
mar11 1t.
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RNOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
* TURE-C0usisting Of carpets mirrors,
sofas, divaos, chairs, stoves, sales, tables
and other articles TOO Numerous 70. ~ en-
ton. The above articles viii be sold cheap
for cash. for the next ten days, at the resi-
street aud Jeffefson Avenue, opposlt8
Judge Parroitis. & Arthur LlD8Eg lr.f
mchT div CHAs. IN. JENKINS. .
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no doubt it will to its fullest capacity.
Sueff ) d array Of musical talent is net.
often combined in one concert. lA-
The JoURNAL's statement that the
only case Of Importance before the
CouFt1of Common Pleas of Mt. Yer
non, was an assault and battery, IN
which two ladies of high standing
figured. is false. No such case came
up In that Court, and 1T is not proba
BILE that any of the ladies of that
place viii figure in such case
Courier.
The statement alluded to in the
above was not false. The case was
f.that of Thomas Cox and wife w. Jas.
Lewis and wife, in which it was
charged that the defendant had pur-
chased ia this city and used on the
plaintiff horaewhip, and SO injured
the plaintiff. that she was Obliged to
remain in bed1'o se9efalsdays. The
plaintiff recovered damages in the
sum of S197 80. Tue above facts
we're obtained from one Of the attor
neys who figured in the case, andwho re-
ceived good fat fee for his services.
Al employee of the Courier was in
Mt. y eFnOn allslast week. IIsTiFngt
strange he did not hear Of the case?
Perhaps not, 'f.s u a4 sax.
| RECoRDRRB aCoURT.-A man who
had been unfortunate enough to get
drunk and get kicked out Of a gsog
shop, yesterday, made complaint OF
4 the treatment to the Recorder. 1t
j being adjudged that the said individ-
ual had, created a disturbance in the
house. no punishment was inflicted
|. CGH9'Jaspsrawho was too drunk to
try day before yesterday, had a hear
ing yesterday, 1t being quite an ag-
gravating of;nse, he was fined So
cost, 81 20. HE was sent to the city
prison, and wiz be required to work
out the amount on the street at the
rate of go cents per day.
Papers were issued for the arrest Of
party. Sho4as fguredlv oonspic-
uously in that court Of late. laI1l
1aPURIM PAlrTY.-The party given. al
Mozart Hall last night, by the young
Hebrews Of our city, was. grand
affair There were about thirty oou
pie in attendance, and all passed of
in the dpleasautest manner possible
Fair ladies with bright smiles appear
6dipIeased and happy, and theyouul
gentlemen, who admire the fair
sought every means of masking tn
party one of pleasure, and social en-
ioymeHt. Itrwas indeed a pleasing
aud agreeable party. aud to MessEs
August Brentano, Jonas Joseph
Adolph Brentano, and August Gum
berts, managers,- muqhFisqdue for thu
success of the party. At midnight
splendid supper, Such as Messrs. Hill
& Oelkuk always serve up, was sprea,
and partaken Of with great relish
t The choicest wines had been provide,
- --s-t--s17---77- =
CoTToN. =. Notices Of the cottO
market, published in the journal
have been widely eopieddn Souther
t papers, and have .iinfuepeed many. t
= make. Shipments to tRis port. s
a soon, as the fact that Evansyille'is
frst-classo market afer4 that article
established, the trade viii Of cours
3 LARGELY 1ihdreasS. If .deblSrs2Bish t
! .dBIS lgb8dI business they h1ustI nc
! hide their " Iightunder bushel"
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR FLANK SIDEWALK.
a n - now tris he ely ordered and
~ directed by tn e Common Council of
the city Of Evansville, that the owners of
All lots OF. parts Of lots fronting on G adj
Joining the south side Of Eleventh S rect.
between second and Third Avenues. ia
said city cause rthe sidewalks thereon
To be brought 10 the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk Of Class No 2 to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication Of tnis order. ~, ~.
A u. GRTFF. Clerk.
City Clerks 9fhce, March 8, 1853.
IN h5 d3t rUnion copyl
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ALL ABOARD shouts the eondue-
train of living freight
42 gS he heaYIig on Al q m ball.
friend on bis weary way. Ever vel
come is a medicine IKE Dr. J w.
Poland's Humor Doctor, when the
seeds of death are working in 1the
blood. This never can do harm, and
in thousaA ds of cases has cured the
worst forms of disease. Sold by
Cloud II Aiken, marll
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-11

PERsoNAL.-Hon. George Wolfin
passed through the city yesterday,
en- route for home, having been to
Louisville on business.
Colonel r. B. Mcpherson, Super
intendent of the Merchants Union
Express Company; e. w. Sloane,
Superintendent of the American Elk
press Compauyi W. H. Waters, Gen
eral Agent of the Adams Express
Company, and John L. Overmeyer
Route Agent of the Adams Express
Company, arrived in the city last
night. Colonel r. B. Mcpherson is a
brother Of the lamented General Nc
Pherso1. who fell at Peach Tree
Creek, Georgia go sfo
John Burbank, of-the house of
Howes & Burbank, Memphis. arrived
in the city by the Mayhower, on Mon
day, loekiag as fine as silk. BsEEEB
Frank Banksmith, of the house aof
Blacksmith. Humphreys & Co., left
for Memphis, on the Mayhower, last
night; also Fred. X. Huston and
Fred. w. Cook. 5ElH8l IAE1fsj
A. c. Hull, distinguished manu-
facturer Of Pittsburg, is IN the city;
also H, =. Sentney, Of Louisville.
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5REMoyAL w FL. Reed has re-
moved to-the southeast corner Of
I96ast and Second Streets, where he
viii keep always on hand the best
qaa1ity Of fresh Meats and Negeta bles.
+ marlO-3t
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Parl0r Furniture.

Having engaged the service. of a
first class uphOlsterer, Gate with s.
Myer & co.. | am now prepared to
furnish full Parlor Suits Of ali descrip-
tions, Of my oRn manufacture, which
/ can warrant forldurability. [ have
also a large stock of Bedroom and
Cottage Furniture. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
g. ARMSTRONG, II Main St.
ISign.of the Big Bedstead.
N. B.-Spring Mattresses made to
order, and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. I feb14-tf
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UNDERWRITERS SALE OF WET
CORN.-Will be sold at auction at the
Wharf opposite r. X. Dunkerson q
Co.'S Wharfboat, this day, March
18th, 600 bags wet corn. Sale at 2
o'clook. zao w. j. LOWRY & Co.,
mar11 1t @7.'ao Agents
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select seho0l. Main street, Between
Fourth and Fifth.

The undersigned would respectfully
inf6fm the citIzehs of Evansville and
vicinity, that he has furnished a room
in che above locality, and that he de
signs to teach the English h-ancbos
IN d, thorough and practical mauaer.
Those desiring to avail themselves of
the .bepefte of the school. aud wish
ing to learn the terms. can DO so by
(appRi49at the aboys ddress. C.Es
MARIO gI'H0MAs McAYoY.
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For RExT-Dwelling house con
tanning ten 90 ! rooms !, one square
lars inquire of Z II, EHRMAN 4, Co,
Neq1S North Water Street mchl0 It
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terdayy twas announced IL the Courier
that the owners Of. the Longworth
tract fland had offered II to the city
for the very moderate y sum of $3.50.
A prominent Democrat was 5hesrd
abusing the Council roundly for not
accepting the offf5r6f such large
body ofiand3. 5nst,at the Suburbs Of
the city. The report in the JOURNAL
showed thatsthe proposition was for
SsizzVl@,t04OJ- { gTIVAH naAEq4s0
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Eas~ Examine WARREN &. CoNYNG-
TONS stock of BABY CABS " before
purchasing.
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WANTED.

"ANTED - HOUSE BY careful,
~ prompt tenant, a cottage house con-
taining three or four rooms with yard
and garden. ali IN good order. Address
{" Tenant" Box 687I Post-Ofiice.
mch7 d3t
WWYANTED LARD, TALLOW, AND
w GREA 5 E-The highest market
price paid for Lard, Tanow, and Grease, in
CASH by PHILIP DECKER
Once on Third Street, between Sycamore
and Vine ffe29 dim
Information Of the where
w abOuts OF ELIZABETH ROEs-
SLER, who left this city about SIX years
ago. BY addressing TINS ouice, she Will
hear Of something 70 her advantage,
jams q =.r
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sound canal boat. Enquire at 10 Water
Street. ne j, u. LAKE
feb2l fa AHt
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EHE THEATRE.-Ihe theatre, It IS
said,cwiH not besFe- opened until next
Monday night. Mr.. Golaensis still at
Greensboro, playing to good houses.
INTERNAL REVENUE =REPoRTs.-
The penalty for failing to make Inter
nal Revenue reports will attach on
the 10Th inst. Persons interested will
do we'll to recollect this fact.
REPAIRING SIDE wALKs,-The work
of repairing sidewalks in various
parts of the city is progressing rapid
lys@Aa great worl=ef improvement
will take place in Che eity this Spring,
greatly to its credit. -nialgr7
COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The only
business done by the Commissioners
Court yesterday was the settlement
with the School Rrusteessfor the city
of Evansville, That court will. be in
session again to-day. -
DISAGREE BILE. II Yesterday was
gloomy as could be well=-the, sort of
day people and are. supposed to
commit suicide on, but aho'6ne was so
rash as that, so far as ceuldrbe learned
WisiF F6FH4 P6oR4 sfHtNAThe
County Commis5i6bers, as is their
custom, visited tie, Poor Asylum yes
terday, to look after aad inquire into
the .condition} Of that institution.
ST. PATRp65E's DAY.--gVe hear of
no preparation for the celebration of
ST. Patrick day, which occurs on the
| 18th inst. 1t generally passes off in
this city without special notice OUT
side Of churches that obserYe it.
INVITATION. 1.-The Crescent City
Silver Band have received an invita-
ton from Captain J " Thr65ooip!ggof
the steamer Mayfi6wer, to make an
excursion TO- Rsmpbig.9 That Band
Will win laurels wherever 1t goes. If
tit is convenient for the boys-to. make
thetrip,a the people along the river
viii enjoy the privilege of hearing the
Best music they have ever listened to
,3B ,fg8m99
te7~f9 7efaF .aT Z
srrIv-Esv4
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,or +, Notice 1 q, .aao. g
sqFss HEREBY GIVEN THAT II HAVE

tfo- +, Notice -, . l...,.
-gFs q HEREBY GIVEN THAT il HAVE
This day sold my entire interest in the
5FF-1n of Blemker, aTillmhn 90. TO the
$50 members Of said Arm, viz: Henry
u T5GenRer, VIM. Tfllmans Jacob Web
--Jssit1, and Ernst +. Oslage, who. assume
@3ss liabilities of said Arm, and who alone
ere ait horized 10 collect all claims, debtss
ard accounts la favor OF the same.
Eeb Is, 1858. FRED. klECHLE.
sAb - -r- "a .a1 sE&
ra,.sr. COpartnership. e.-
~agyEfE UNDERsHGEED, HAVING
III purchased prthe interest of Fred.
&c eehle, their former partner, In the firm
g Elemker. Tlllman q Co.. proprfetors OF
81 Excelsior Stove. W orlxs, and having
.-ssssslalaed all the liabilities Of the concern,
,sssz1u3 continUe thebusiness at the old stand
-srIE1:aer the arn1 name as heretofores ii
BLEAlKER, TILLMAN & co.
LIZ business of the old firm Will be set
Iast at our ofice, No. IA Second street.
zan17 diff
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DIsAeREEABLE. u Yesterday was
gloomy as could abe weIl=-the, sort of
a day people and are. supposed to
commit suicide on, but iho'6ne was so
rash as that, so far as ceuldrbe learned
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III Ks OkiaAne 0aHaad Y 3Fquet aNote
Paper.-We have nice assortment
of the above brands of Note and Let
ter Paper Qua lily aeqlal to any in
the Country. '''i-' Journal co.
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Stud Horse Prince,

0tWW HWIhp IIIfIUUl
CIRED By HERCULES, OUT OF
- Dam COPPER 30 from. 30 years Old,
II hands high. Warranted perfectly sound.
II applied fot SOON win be sold for much
less tnan his value ml-.I III .....- ..-.
IS. y. GILBERT a CO.,
feb22 I'm NO.8l North First Street.
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a
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
Bg7 Not having succeeded in sell
ing out my stock, l shall continue the
business, but still sell watches,
clocks and jewelry, silver and plated
ware at 10 per cent. advance on cost,
until the 10Th of March. Watches
and clocks repaired at reasonable
prices and warranted.
LOUIS BITTROLFF,
No. % Main Street, one door above
First. mlas3 marc ld&W.
Bay Call at our Counting-room and
examine our stock of Note and Let
ter Paper, EnEelops, &c. & 5zsa
-71ol Journal Co d.
Machines Use C7drk's Spool Cott0h
-o-
CLARK Spool Cotton is the best.
Ladies' use Clark's Spool Cotton.
Milward's Needles are the best.
iC7arks .ypo9 Cotton is 6 Cord to 80
1hiluoards Heh.p Needles, m Patent
WFappers, are superior to all hers.
aIl---- efH rI .4..
Take none otherthan Cldrks Cotton.
#ursI aIf -O-a Tf tH
IHil1CGnd's NeedL6sfor saleeveryWhere,
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Ia Lead Pencils, Penholders, &c,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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WNOR SALE - A second hand twelve
* horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (of the
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rOpe, al Of
which Will be sold together or separate, 20
suit purchasers. very Low, Address
T FISHER. BUsKIRK 81 CO.. " ll.i
CONFESSION Merchants EvansYilie, Ind.
feb8 II
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Ba- Carriers Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room Journal Co.
- ti4-t - p = r.
,n1 B~ Carter's Ink is the best in the
marketIYk0 4 Il ia
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election, as follows

THE THEATRE.-The theatre, it is
said,cwin not besre- opened until next
night Mr. Golaenis still at
OTensboro, playing to good houses.
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INTERNAL REVENUE REPORTS
The penalty for failing to make Inter
nal Revenue reports will attach on
the 18th inst. Persons interested will
do we'll to recolIect this fact
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

defendant drove to the pasture, hitched
and covered up the horse and repaired
the fence, and returning, met the plain
tiff ut barn some one-half mile distant
from the pasture, into which he had put
the sheep in consequence of heavy
rain. Plaintiff claimed that defendant
did not use ordinary care in this that
he drove the horse, which was valua-
BILE one, immoderately, and left him ex-
posed TO cold and severe rain, in con-
sequence of which, the horse took cold
had lung fever and died. Defendant
claimed that he drove to the pasture
hitched the horse and covered him with
the blanket as directed by the plaintiff,
and that the horse was not properly
cared for by plaintiff after his return
The jury, after remaining out % hours
failed to agree, standing 4 for plaintiff
for defendant. Eddy and Davenport
for plaintiff. Arnold and Stoddard fol-
defendant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
Here They Come !!

Chief Justice Chase has written a
letter to friend in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in
which he strongly urges the claims OF
Grant and Colfax, and avows himself
warmly in favor of their election.
- In single club that paraded on
Tuesday night. at the Union League
meeting in Philadelphia, there marched
% men who voted the democratic ticket
last fall.
The letter of Gen. Dix declaring
in favor of Grant and Colfax was writ
ten to John j. Cisco, the New York
banker, who has also come out for Grant
Democracy, in the words of ex-Sen
ator Bright, when presiding over the
Kentucky democracy, would pay the
national debt in paper; and then lei
the paper take care of itself"
Mr.. Cleveland, the postmaster al
Hartford, who went over to democracy
two years ago, has sent on his resignation
to the Department at Washington, and
will take the stump for Grant and Col
fax next week.
= In one district in Westchcster coun
ty, New York, where last year the re
publicans polled 149 votes, there are
now three Grant clubs, with member
ship of about 300 voters. This look
like business.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

Dr.. VESTS ANALYsIs.-We have
had the pleasure of examining DIR. Vests
Analysis of the Bible, and cannot re-
frain from adding word to its praise.
The advantages it has over all other
works of its kind are surprising. The
whole Bible is analysed and arranged so
that one can turn to any particular doc
trine or topic, and at once find all that
is said in the Bible on that subject. II
must be very valuable to clergymen,
Sabbath school teachers, heads of fami-
lies, and in fact, 10 all lovers of Gods
word. 1t is work that parents should
have in the house for the benefit of then
children as well as their own. All those
who can should possess it and we are
sure that those who use it will find it al
essential help in acquiring knowledge
of the Scriptures. Money spent in buy
ing such a work will be we'll invested
therefore we recommend it to all, anc
wish that every family in town nigh
have one.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
Auction =

WILL be sold at auction at the residence of Nor
w ton q. Roundy, in the town of Springfield. VT,
on wednesday, the It'll day of October, 1858, at 10
o'clock. a. NJ. the following property thorough
bred Bucks, As thorough bred Ewes, and "a thorough
Roundys fock of sheep comment is unnecessary
They were bred from the world renowned focks Of
Mr.. Hammond of Middebury' VT. and Stowell OF
Orwell VT, and 1t is said by good judges that this
flock is superior to flock of sheep the east side
of the mountain. They are all pure blood and in
good condition and must be sold to the highest bid
der. All lovers of good sheep especially invited
TO attend this sale, look at this dock of sheep will
fully remunerate any man for the time spent. Also
8 Horses. / Bull Calf. Buggy Wagon Lumber
Wagon. 2 Carts. Express Wagon. Sleighs 3 Sleds.
Gold Watch Chain, lot Of Timber. 1900 feet Hem
lock Lumber, a lot of sheep tobacco, 2 NJ. slate.
The Farm and Residence of Mr.. Roundy is nearly
opposite of Charlestown, N. H. Charestown being
the nearest point that can be reached by rail.
1910 GEORGE SLATE Assignee.
Bellows Falls, Sept. Dist, 1868.