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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-17
WANTS.

IITANTED-A60 GOOD FARM HAND. ONE
w who knows something about vegetables
preferred. Call AZ 2I9 Main street.
IVANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR SUI
con. aiming eight rooms. stable and carriage
house, a few minutes walk % Court Square, for
a suali, improved place. two or three miles
- lts
fItO BUTLDERs.-wANrED-SOME PER
son 10 put ne up a frame cottage. near town,
In exchange for 100 acres Of good land, IN miles
OF the county seat of one Of tn healthicst ard
most beautiful parts Of lows VIII pay The
difference. u any. by installmont every month
or three months till raid. lie u good
chance for any person. these dull IA q. hay ne
huiiiiur material on hand. Address eek Box
90 Mefaphis Pes'ofice. ~
WANTED-A FARM. BY A PRAC ICAL
w Planter, TO work on shares. Arpiy. ior
one week At a Monroe street l45
WANTBD-To PURCHASE ALL KINDS
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+ -,
One Stearne & Marvin Safe; several Counter
Tables and thirty-six superior Store Stools.
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-CineinnatI Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph.l CINCINNATI. Feb. Z.
FLoUR-Duil and unchanged.
T. WHEAT-Dull, and not much doing: No.
2 Spring sold at = Is; Winter held at 81 80
az %. for Nos. and l.
: CONSTITUENCIES end quiet; sales of ear
at S5uS6c, and Shelled held at soc. -
RYE Unchanged.
BARLEY-Firnn at 8 a592 40 fsr No. and
choice Fail
CoTToN~A etive, and has advanced to
1SAc for middling. =. F.sF.
WHISKY-Dull and nominal.
Me PORK Dull at S2l 7S62 90 for new,
but there is no demand.
BULK MEATS-Nominally unchanged (;
sales of shoulders at S14@S1ac; sides at lO14
a NC, aud clear do. at ll14@ll%c, outside
rs eS for city.
BACoN-954c, 1l1zc, 12c and l213c for shout
ders and sides; suger-cured hams Iogioc.
LARD-Held out of the market generally !;
there was no prime leaf TO be hao at the
close below 14c; country 1870, to be del1V-
cred at different points in the interior.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at S9S7e for
Western.
EGGS-30c .
SEEDs-Clover firm at 1Sc; timothy dull
but not lower.
LINsEED OIL-Firm at 81 1901 Is.
PERToLEUM-Firmer; refined in bond SOLD
| at 43945c.
SUGAR-F Primer, and 74a1ac higher.
COFFEE-Advanced &c; market very
firm; fair to choice Rio 20I292e1ac.
| MoLAsSRS-S5995c.
! HAY-Dull, but not lower.
| GOLD-I4l5z buying.
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The New York DRY Goods Market.

The indications of Improvement in dry.
gee which we noticed last week have
been fully1ustthed. by a decided activity
in trade and g. hardening of prices. In do
meStic cOttOns there has been N advance,
and the increased price of the raw ma
teTiai, to the extent of f9ur cents from To e
lowest Eoint, and the abundance of
money, together with the feeling of secur-
1ty which tn e pa geA OF the Z on @contFac-
tion law by Congress has created must
tend to a further ri } Some of the large
Jobbing houses areo prudently "stocklng
up, IN anticipation, aud andardl makes
OF shirtinss aad sheedngss are in good de-
Inand. Tie country al large. and particu-
larry the Wesl, is bare of goods;and as the
demand win cert AIMS e. de an ad Vance.
In IN bleaehed cotton. the Isqufry has
been acg1 and an advance has been es-
tablished in nearly all the popular makes:
in some cases all the tstarsefa I'd styles have
been closed out of first hands. Kline quail
ltles, ieb 5d5ftsi;a i n are ~ g9od 5squSss
active demand, and a decidedly specHla-
tive disposition has been manifested
havelbeen extensive, and the Stock ia first
hands has been very greatly diminished.
Cotton flame sell slowly at the quota
tions. and corset Jeans are n better de-
mand- There has been more doing in
stripes and ticks, and the quotatl ons,
which are hardly more than nominal, are
now fully maintained. 81 ~ FqffggifFG.
Cottonadesg and, denims are in better
request, and prices have advanced shade.
Prints are in very active demand. The
and the new Spring styles, which are very
attractive and exhibit marked improve
ment in designs, sell freely, and command
full quotations. Ginghams are in good
demand. The new styles are Beautiful
and show great Improvement inithis class
of goods. ,.;rt
Jackonets and cambrfcs are in fair de-
mand and sell readily at the quoted
prices. tr,--,. .f.,fslt- .sfl-se.ll-r- = Fl
Delafnes of dark patterns are moderate
ly active; the Spriag patterns are not yet
on, the market. .,s.af eti 10 "a lsg
Italian cloths, in small quantities, with-
out being active, fully maintain prices
Cloths do not feel the activity which is
manifested in cottons, but there is q toler-
ably coed demand from the clothing
houses. Jobbers appear to be in no hurry
to - stock up in any kind of woOlens.
There is but little demand for blankets
and hannels, bat prices are steady.
There is more activity IN foreign goods,
but no great. anxiety to purchase. The
late arrivals OF steamers have brought
some heavy Invoices of silks, dress goods
and millinery articles, in anticl patton OF
an active spring trade. ~, ,.,,.tt4e,tas.
The imports of dry goods for the month
of January appear small when COMPARED
with those or the corresponding month in
1866 and lS67-only a third of the former
AMI less than half Of the latter year. But
one reason Tor thus decrease is that five or
six steamers, and as many more sailing
ships, which ought to have arrived in JAM
nary, were taken into February by unusu-
ally severe weather,fso that the difference
in our imports is not so great as it appears
tn be- f1ldeDenCEe9lt, p = ~f+--
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tbai the trade were not Wiling 70 grant.
TIE prices asked, aud ait though the & oeK.
in inst hands is light l1ess than $500 Ia dsG
second hands have ample supplies Tor.
their Spring business and manufacturers
in the interior are we'll stocked out OF last
years receipts. leHe @tfa!G Tr H9- j
We quote today: ~ .s. -.,s
Light Sorts Trash and com m on ugs,
olds 614974; new do. 51zde61s. Good Jugs
old. 7I448.1a; do new, 7l8.. Common Leaf.
old. 9@10; do: new, S1zg9k5: Medium Leaf,
old I5aI65 do. new, L4915.g Selscttons, old
1920; do. new, l69lS.zg,. tg.vL .ff,
Heavy Sertz anu as1
Common leaf, new 99lI; medium leaf,
new. 12q14: good, leaf, new 16g17; Selec-
lions, IS922. p i'3lft Ao@0 1f'iS 19h
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New fork nrr Gods .Narktt.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb.
The Dry Goods market is more active,
and cotton goods are firm at the advance; ;
ali eayy brown sheeBiRgS are. scarce and
are wanted; Atlantic A is quiet at LIZ c )
Pac ffc extra, -Amoskeag A and Appleton
A l6c; Cabot AI515e; Atlantic and Pacific
L nne DO 1315c; Atlantic'lV sbeetings l3c /;
Exeter A 1870: Bedford. r SIC: Anoskeag
bleached inuslins 171zc; Arkwright
water twist Isc; ForestdaIe l51ac; Semper
Idem l212c; Hoke l4c;- LOnsdale lSc; Mys-
tie Lake 19@20c; Reynolds H fIH; green
and red Bank ~; Standard brown drills
l5Ac; Hampden gipghams l5c; prints.
standard makes, steady at 129l21zc for
American, Corning. Hamilton ana Rich
Ihopds, andfl314c for gGOcheco and Merit
mac do; TOR all other makes the market IS
steady, and holders are Indifferent to sell,
unless to parties in good. credit. 20 y
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European Market.

By Cable-1 LONDON, Feb. 7-ll:15 A. M.
CoNsoLs- S1S935s for money account. -9a.
BoNDs-U. IS. As49I79. axes s'a.
- LONDON, Feb. I'll 20 P. N. -
BoNp@U. s. lsS. .,-o
faIi FRAKFoRT, Feb. 7-1I:l5 A. NJ.
BoNDs-577s. -
IIla il.l PARIS, Feb. I'll 10 A. M.
MoNEY--The bullion in the Bank OF
France has increased for the week 1000, 0OO
francs Bourse firm. tai
RENTES-Higher. Z.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'll 10 p NJ 4,
CoTToN-Active,g firm and prices un.
changed; sales for the week, los 600 bales;
for speculation, 5000 bales; for export
$4,000 bales; stock, 304 800 bales, whereof
134, 600 bales are American.
CoRN-42sg49s.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'll 20 P. N.
CoTToN-Active and higher; upIands, g.;
Orleans, So.
LARD-54.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YoEK. Feb. :.
coTToN1774@Sc: better and in in go2qd de- de-
FLOUR : Receipts 1882 barrels; market
5G10c lower, with more doing. in part for
export; sales g. 100 barre at s. 25@S9 90 for
superfine State and Western; So 709I0 70
torextIa sStalef SO a40@lIg Is for do extra
Western; Sl2 5pCG15tlU for white wheat extr,t; :
SO 709l3 75 for round hoop Ohio; SO sea
SD 90 for common to good st. Louis; So 90
Cgl5 30 for good TO choice extra do, closing
steady. Cau foraia dull; saies of $50 sacks
at ST. 259l3 70. Rye flour unchanged; sales
800 barre s at 81 2599 p. 81
CORN MEAL-In 10 odarate request; sales
500 barrels at Sc 90 for Western.
WHISKY-NOminal.
WHEAT No receipts; 192e lower, with
more doing; sales 2,400 bushels at y 4l9g
81 A for No. Spring delivered; & 81 for
Winter red Canada; g 81 tor amber State.
BARLET-scarce and firm.
MALT-Sales OF 1900 bushels at seq
CoaN-Receipts, 81 $40 bushels, and 1@2c
lower, with only a mS2d i,5s1 pn sI
mixed Western afioat; 81 % for very
choice do. 81 % for new yellow Jersey !;
81 2lg1 271l for new hite Western and
OARS 1Receipts, 1850 bushels; duh and
heavy; sales OF 1000 bushels at S31zc for
Western in store.
RICE-Firm-
COFFEE-Qui6t.
SUGAR-FIrm; sales of 2Ss boxes Cuba at
,
t314Gl4c. ~ - - = = X NV ~
MOLASSES Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-FIrm; 1O14c for crude; 241zc
for refined bonded.
HoFs q ufet' and unchanged. - 80 =
PoRK-D1II; sales 500 barrels at S2I 379
q 50 for old mess; closing at S2l SO cash I;
80 50G22 g. for new ditto; closing at SD so
cash; slzglS for prine5;l iSl9s 5O@29 20 tor
prime me s.; ais sales of $50 Barrels of
new mess. sellers March on private terms.
BEEF-Firm; sales of $50 barrels at pre-
vieus prices; also $50 tierceS at So 1904 @
tor prime mess; beef hams quiet; sales of
ga barrels at,28d32c. fs ~ 4 ~
BACON-E'irIn I; sales of 400 boxes at 1910
1926 for Cumberland cut; ll5<913c Tor
short ribbed; .l31s@l314c for short clear
l71@c for long elearSE & .F.KSELNe
ages at S.g91zc for shoulders; l2739 1870 for
hams.
Hogs Dressed ihrmer at l0@l02sc. for
Western ;l1l14C1lI1 5cfor city. - -
LARD steady; sales of l,47O barrels at
I3s<'aI412c.
TER-Firm at 4Od5Oc for State.
C4-EEsE-Quiet at I9l5c-fnf<e#f
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.
SUGAR-Fair 131l@14c; yellow clarified
1870.
MoLAssEs Active; sales of prime to
choice at 8l990c.
FL. UR-FIrn; sales of superfine at $40 "a
oil 90; other brands unchanged.
CoRN-Firm al 96cdal 90
OATs-Guiet at S4gS5c. was 81
PORK-ocarce, ana prices advanced sales
at So %. ~ i sa
.LARD-Tierces l412c, and kegs l6c.
BAcoN-Snouiders retailing at 1l1zc; rib
1896; clear sides lie. 50 44sll Isis
demonstrating 1520l531%; New York
exchange &c discount. ~ . -7I IfI 49,
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OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING La ND,
convenient to the city. ~.
FARMING LAND, Improved and unims
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber
and Coal Lands.
Business Oniees and store Rooms to let !;
also comfortable Lodging-hooms, near The
centre of business. q
A number of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on fle to pur-
chase desirable property Persons having
such for sale may ind customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have number of
applications for renting d weliing houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change, or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF
Terms reasonable. Call and see.
INSURANCE
Of all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE IHSUH-
ANCE.
sE6- NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this office.
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS p. BRIT
TON to a partne rship in the above busi-
ness, who, in conjunction with the under.
signed, will givs It his best attention. The
style of the firm will be McNeely, Schu bert
q Co JAMES H. MCNEELY. 2
=, JOHN SCHUBERT
Nov. 2, 1867. lnov4
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. 7.
FLoURz Market nrmsand'quiet; sales at
WHEAT~No O. Iquiet, at 81 O715a2 Os; Ne.
2 opened quiet and easier, and su6sequen
ly improved and advanced 1gl1ac; sales at
CoRN- New steadys;. early sales at SIG
SI54c closing steady at size; No. l quiet
an higher; sales at SAC. l
OATS-Opened active; sales at 5795712c,
closing steady at 57@5714c.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged; sales of No.
/ at 81 IS. and No. at 81 531zG1 81. 4
BARLEH-Quiet: sales No. 2 at & %, and
rejected at 81 73td1 70. Y
PRoVISIoNS-Very quiet.
EORK-MeSS nominal AT S2l.
of-rorgh sides al $3.50.
GREEN MEATs-Flrmer; sales of hams
at 1I3<c nom dressed hogs -
LARD-Firm at 1890 for prime, and 13c
Hoes = d., 9psned sa ajsst h but T%
on 200 lbs. and IS l0d8 %, dividing on 100
lbs; osed more 1o e, aetiye and UNCHANGED:
q BEEF 81 Ioi G All GS al s. nor 50 for
light to good steers.
SHEEP-Active at 81 2595 co.
RECEIPTs- eco bbls, Flour, n 600 bushels
Wheat, 5000 bushels Corn, % 500 bushels
oats; Sl99 Dressed Ss l Hogs SO2! Li Py5 Hog
els Wheat, S,05l bush els Corn 800 bush els
Oats, 1874 Dressed Hogs, 1900 Live Hogs.
aga "a ST. Louis Market aTE7
BE- Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. z
ToBACCo-Active and fiFm, with no quot
able change; common very firm, and no
sales reported. ,4 sl s.9I;g se- teara
FLOUR-More' inquiry, and prices I'M
changed; good to choice sSuperfne 81 2og
IS Is; double extra $40 609lI co. Within a
day or two $500 barrels have been shipped
to New OJleaus by rail to Cairo IS 49,
WHEAT-Firm- but quiet with small
SAFES of Spring at 81 05; prime red Fall at
81 80. 4 5rA l.sf s},41 IT +. ijlI ~ --tts-
CoRN-Stronger, but not quotably high
Ell 5S3dS5c for Shelled ,76l977c in ear 80
OAFS-FiFm. and holders asking. hixher
prices, but Quotations Unchanged. at 81
d73c. siT.a- .~t30tsEt sLtl Do $3.50 p - t
BARLEY-Steady, with m derate. de-
mand: prime Spring sold at & IS; prime
To choice Fall 81 SOAP go.
RYE-Dul and lower, at 81 5O9l 50 for
prime.
iPRovIsIoNs-Quiet; mess pork nominal,
at 81 50g22s co.. round lots could be Bought
BACoN-Clear sides sod at 12@I214c; do.
dry sailed uc.iG HHl-
LARD-Quiets with, small sales of kettle
and .steam at TIC. t.ts i.
REcEIsTst Flour, 900 barrels: wheat. ], $50
sacks; corn, $50 SACKS; oats. $50 sacks; rye,
800 sacks.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Feb. T.
ToB4CCo-Sales of rs hogsheads; market
firm tugs to medium leaf at s. 75@l5 90.
FLoUR-Super1ne 81 T59S 90; fancy SI2 so.
rWHRAT-S2 40Cg 45.I etaf f34
OATS 67g6Sc.
GoRN-E5r and sheiled 7587sc.
MESS PoReK-&22 90. IHGI ftt
LARD-I314c. sFe t-e.- f-H Qt1-L T.
Observation-Disclosures loo; clear sides BE.
.BULR MEATs-ShouIders sc; clear sides
1214e. s.eu saEsa bass UHH T-1t4ft
CorroN-l6349l7154c IL os~t aors,
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

AtpIef.t xrsAyve dftteee.t Il, q
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JoURNAI.
Company for printing Fame, Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile WORK, viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feh,'7. i
Cotton Active. at ls@1819c weeks re-
ceipts, l5,92S bales. exports, 12,5l4 bales;
stock on hand, nc, sos bales. .lfIaE Jo.aI
FLOUR Firm superfne 50 DOGS so. u.s
PoRK-S24 006I25 90. .i
BAooN-CIeaf sides I3Cd14c. hA .i
BULK, MEATs-ShouIders,79 9919c; clear
sides I114c. s,..s..- -- II. f.y .-.-
LARD-Keg leaf 1491414c.
CoRN-93995c. 'aitf tt
OATS soc. -ssas tfra. au
HAY-S2I 90.
s,ass
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FOR SALE.

TIoR SALE - second hand twelve
" horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary tof the
best inventiOn) for boring oil wells; also:
eleven hundred feet of hauser-rope. all of
which Will be sold together or separate, 20
suit PURCHASERS, very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK & CO..
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS If
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Guardians Sale. te1lz
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that,
on and after the


10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1868,
BY virtue of atecree of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of e nderburgh County. 1nd1-
ana. I will offer for sale, al PRIVATE
SALE, to the highest bidder. the folIow-
ing Real Estate, .to-wit: Lot No. five, in
Block No. nine. in. the EaSte n Enlarge
ment of the City Of Evansville, IN the
County of VandeTburgh, and State of In
diana on the following terms, to-w1t:
One-third of the purchase nancy on Inc
day OF sale; one-third in one Year. and
one-third in two years, with Interest from
date, tine purchaser giving bis nOtewith
approved security, waving relief from APP
praisement laws. And 4 sud roperty
shall not be seaId by ltiae scee3h day Of
March, 1868, then will, on said seventh day
Of March 1868, self SAID Real Estate at Pub
lie Auction. at the. Courb House door u IN
the laid city OF EvansyiIle,f Indiana, On
the terms above set forth.
Said Lot hassa good TWO storS} house.
Nth five rooms and cellar. The curling
and sidewalk are paid for, aud the alley
paved with stone. a.f-- utTf.s- l-n e. .''' p
For all sired Information, in quire at
the once or ADVAH JOHN SON. on Third
Street, between Main and Locust, Evans
vile, Indiana. VIM. JOHNSON
janis dim iw3w Guardian.
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New York cold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. 2.
GoLD-A ctive and buoyant; opening at
I4O1z, and closing at l42gl4216.
GOVERNMENTS Dull; prices are main
tanned. Coupons of 1881, qll2@ll2EFs; do.
s 1lla71!l do "a 5GS9 1872 o. 9 do 9s 69
10-40s, 1G41a9l045z; 7-30s, lO75s9l0TA.
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VI CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
DIR. A. WEBER

formerly of HopRinsville, Ky.)of q
Offars his professional services to the clti-
zens of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry anG
Oak Streets.
Once over the Post-Ohce. IseH dim
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WANTED.

TTsNTED=Inforinationotthe where
w abouts of ELIZABETH RAILS
SIER. who left this city about six years
ago. BY addressing this office, she will
hear OF something 10 her advantage.
fan284f s# Y .# thf ~ m" ~
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.
DAVID JENKINS.


EB. CROSS. DAVID JENKINS,
~AVING THIS DAY OPENED our
H store of a well selected stock of Fam
ilY Groceries at No. g36 Main Street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets, we take
Measure in announcing to the public that
we have, and will keep constantly on
hand, a full and complete assortment OF
Family Groceries; also, Willow w are,
Crockery Ware. Lime, Cement, Plaster
Paris, salt. &c, sc. We will sell our goods
as low as the lowest elsewhere.
WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
zee of charge. By adhering to the above,
s~and by strict attention to business, we
hope u merit full share OF the public
patronage. Please give us call. Don't
CR OSS d. JENKINS.
N BAH persons desiring to purchase
sand in. large or small quantities, can. be
accommodated by leaving their orders at
the Evansville Grocery.
tan29 3m
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- = I Farm for Sale. q 'AE4 =

70 - Farm for Sale. ~ III ~
n SPLENDID FARM OF 4s ACRES,
~ in the edge of the city of Evansville.
Indiana. TAis farm Is in full view of the
city. II is in a~high state of cultivation
hasons of tneahnest dwelling houses in
bIes and all necessary outhuildings, and a
splendid selection of almost every variety
Of fruit trees, z apes, shrubbery and flow
ers. and plenty of good water. It viii be
sold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire CT II ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
jan29-3m. f... tf .f.r.t..aI 'IC t
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MeNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance
15'i Agency,

NO. Il WASHAN&EON BLOCA,
SEQ Corner Room, Second Floor,)
Opposite the Court-House, re .5ai
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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BOARDING.

nRIvATE BOAnDING.
First-class Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. rs Division St.. bet Second and Third,
Evansville, Ind.
HF Several gentlemen can be aceomnao-
dated with boarding, by the day or week,
on reasohable terms -Ed : tmay2l DIFF
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 7, P. M.-The river has
fallen 8 inches full of heavy ice. Wealth
er clear; thermometer 23o--was down TO
l0o this morning. E,5.,.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-08
LOST.

~ OST = Monday noon = A dark bay
LA mare, three years old; 10 or IL hands
high. A good reward will be paid for her
recovery HENHY MFTZNER,
febs st Near Ells's Mill.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-13

of the pithlest:
If you speak in the night, speak
softly; if you speak in the day time,
look around you before you speak.
What business is it of yours to
search into the mysteries of God?
Ii you want a leader, look for a
man who has a nose. (The Jews, by
the way, had great repugnance to
pug noses.
In the pot in which you cook, you
will yourself..be cooked.
The camel ashired after horns, and
the Lord took away his ears.
In defence of early marriage. III
/ had married at fourteen, 1 could
have said to the devil, "There, you
have sharp stick in your eye"
The man is Are, the woman tow,
And the devil comes the Goals to blow.
The professor read it, "blow the
Goals" but good eouplet it made by
u slight change in position.
While the rabbi was fasting. the
dogs stole his dinner.
OF the field that we reap prema-
turely, even tie straw is good for
nothing.
Great is the value of labor, and it
honOrs those who devote themselves
to it.
The speculator puts his money on
a stays horns.
Wo to him who builds q big door
and has no house behind.
While Noah was planting his vine
yard the devil came to him and said,
"What are you doing here Z" Noah
replied, "Planting vineyard. /"
"What is the use of a vineyard" III
quired the devil; said Noah, "Its
fruit, whether fresh or dry (grapes
or raisins) is sweet and good; and
its WINE gladdens the heart ="
''Let Us work it on shares" says the
devil. "Agreed," says Noah. Now
what does the devil do! He brings
a lamb, lion, a hog and a monkey,
sacrifices them, and mingles the blood
with the soil Therefore, if a man
eats only OF the fruit of the vineyard,
he is as innocent and nice as lamb;
if he drinks wine, he thinks himself
a lion when he is not, and fall into
mischief; if he drinks habitually he
become as selfish as hog; if he gets
drunk, he jabbers and jumps about
about, and is silly and nasty like a
monkey.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-13
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