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EPTTAPH ON A KITTEN.

Here lies, by death smitten,
A hapless young kitten,
To moulder away in the dust;
Oh! had it lived longer,
1t might have been stronger,
And died somewhat older, we trust.
Had it grown up to cathood,
Then many rat 'Ould
Have mourned in the deepest of woe;
Let the curtain be drawn to,
We hope it has gone to
That land where other cats 90.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

A lady not long since visiting a cemetery
in Gardiner, Me-, with her little daughter, OBJ
served on one of the stones neatly cut figure
OF horse. Wondering why such On emblem
should ID be used, they examined the inscription
closely, but could find no clue to its appropri-
atencss, when her little girl remarked Il pre-
sume she died of the nightmare. Notwith-
standing the solemn surroundings, the lady
could but laugh at the comicality of the idea.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

The editor of the Petersburg Gazette says
he has been requested to designate his prfer-
eence between the various sewing machine. -
He answers that he prefers
:" One of the kind that man can love,
That wears a shawl and soft kid glove,
Has the merriest eye and the dantiest foot.
And sports the charmingest gaiter- boot,
And bonnet with feathers, ribbons and loops,
And an indiinite number of hOops,''
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

One of the beauties of the Court of Frede-
rick the Great said to the King;
"Sire, how is it that you, who arc so glori-
Gus already, still seek for nav fame p
son that you, although so beautiful, still wear
rouge" f.. .,., .
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RocIUs.

A man in Chilicothe, Ohio, heard a commo-
out who's there ?" received no answer and
fired into the darkness. The next morning
dead negro was found with chicken under
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

A Paris letter writer tells this story of the
hopeful heir to the British crown: Iatort is
the name of the Partisan money broker who
recently extricated the Prince of Wales from
very unpleasant scrape The Prince was
ircOghtto in Paris and had bought of jewel
Ter there diamonds and bracelets worth about
fifty thousand francs, which he presented to a
goOd-looking member of the olemt monde. He
then went to the Cerce des Estrangers, played
at baccarat, and lost every franc he had with
hinl. Next morning the ieweller came to him
and wanted his money. As the Prince told
him he had not got FRAME and that he wonld
send him his sum from London, the jeweller
waXed wrOth, and threatened to sue the Prince
and seize the jewelry in the hands Of the
corotte. The Prince was at a loss how to Sc
cure the money, as he was in Paris contrary to
his mother wishes, and he was overioyed at
the offer which the above named broker made
to advance the fifty thousand francs"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

IRISH EvIDENCE.-An Irishwoman, giving
evidence of some persons threatening to break
open her door, said
" | saysto them, yer reverence, don't break
the door open, for IN here all alone by meself,
at his work -
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

LIVING IN HoPE.-Sheridan had a very con
venient formula for acknowledging all the pub,
icatiOns that were sent to him:
Dear Sir: have received your exquisite
work, and | have no doubt | shall be highly
delighted after have read it."
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

j., " That's pretty bird, grandma, said lit
tie boy.
Yes" replied the old lady, "and he new
er cries
That's because he's never washed" re.
Joined the youngster.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

A profane prohibitor of scripturaI paintings
thus described to hoosier audience, =" Daniel
in the Lions Dem"
Here is Daniel, who don't care, as you
see, d-n for all the lions and there are the
lions, who don't equally care d-n for Dan,
iel "
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

BRowN--Whose boys that, JonesP
.IoHes-O a relative by marriage.
BrO,on-What relation?
JOMes-A son; that's ali.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

The Emperor of Austria has sent a prescnt
to the Empress Of the French, in the shane of
a magnifcent piano, bearing the intorlaced ini.
tlalS OF her Majesty and the Austrian sovereign.
The value Of this costly present is estimated at
fI 200
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Longiellow is at work on new poem that
P promises S9! to create quite as much JitrOre as
ThlaWatha,' when it sees the light.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

" have lost flesh, " said a topper to his COM
panion.
$ No great loss, replied the other; since
you have made it up in spirits"
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Profits.
Spec!alities.
MEDICAL TREATMENT

Calculations on extensive = nd reliable data sbovv
'screased rate of mortality uuder what s known as
:he homeopathic sysieE Of medicine rhereIore
w make deduction ten per from table rates
I,'On each ayment Ot premium by those habitualIv
iSins lhts mode Of treatment. Ia case Of medical
practice being changed, thereafter fail rales will he
charged. ln order that Justice NAV be done 10
those preieringIher schools ol medicine all appor
oGIsen OF profits un Ter reduced rates. will be sepa
.aIeY made.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

That's What | call capital punishment,
as the boy said when his. mother shut him in
the closet among the preserves.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

Common l.fe and endowment policies are noaior-
felable the amount OF premium paid. after three
annual premiums have been paid.
Tie TeH-preBliHm life and endowment policies
been paid. TO the amount of many Of the val
ue Of psIicy as the number Of annual premiums paid
POLICIES SINCONTESTIBLE.
AH policies issued by this Company, are by their
terms iRcOntesi bic at the expiration of seven years
against any error in the statement application, Thus
guarding against the possibility of loss by litigation
alter death, as is frequently The case.
Prompt Payment of Losses.
All losses are by The terms of the policy made pay
abe Immediately upon satisfactory proof Of Oss and
NOT is usually The at The expiration Of Srty
aiHety days.
Policies Secured by pledge of
Public Stocks.
In addition TO ali the advantages herein before set
Eprth the Atlantic MutusI presents feature looking
TO the perfect security of It's policy holders
By special enactment of The Legislature of New
York. at its session, the Atlantic Mutual Life
Insurance company permitted, and are prepared
issue class Of policies erd by the Superintendent
the Insurance Department, UNDER His OFFICIAL
SEAL as secured by pledge of public tOcb. Thus
enabling them TO oiIer virtually the same security
is now given for the redemption of Ma
fioaal Bank Currency. Thus il would appear that
the Atlantic Mutual Liie Insurance Company may
rghlfuIy claim the confidence and patronage of this
and every community. IL has been the endeavOr Of
the officers profit by past experience and to give 10
policy holders every possible advantage and the best
possible security.
For Rates. Agencies. and other particulars Apply to
Chas. Il. MahOn, M. ID,
General agent for Delaware and Eastern Maryland,
and Lancaster. Chester aid Delaware Counties IN
Pennsyivania. ap-S4 y.
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WHOLE NO G73.

/ POIITTCAL INSANITY. do not suppose
that sensible men in the Democratic Party
attach any great value to the ranting Of the
person known as "Brick PomerOy," who edits
the La Crosse Democrat, in Wisconsin lie
certainl y is not laying them under very heavy
obligations for any help he is giving them in
their political contest just now.
In one of his recent political dissertations,
speaking Of the evident purpose of the Re
publicans to admit the Southern States so as
to vote in the Presidential canvass, either for
that " "bralnless butcher, Grant, or the fanatic
Chase, he delivers himself of this exhorta,
ton:
We tell you, Radicals and traitors, your
tool shall never enter the Presidential Mansion,
elected by negro votes. If this be treason,
make the most of it. But bear in mind that it
is treason held by two million white men, ach0
are re0cty to tight for mhitc supremacy! God
help you, it the struggle comes; for spite of
the Rump, your niggers, and all the renldiatng
p0toeIs Of hell at gonU commnad, white will
win, and there will be such dn OufDOurin0 of
nigger blood, such hanging of RoelicaI to
sour apple trees, as was never known since
the world emerged from chaos
In this connection a hint, Democrats. In
1868 clubs will be formed in every town and
city of the country. Let these clubs be COM
posed of men as ready to fight as to cote Let
them be drilled in the manual of arms-be as
with the science Of military tactics
as with Democratic principles. They may not
be required TO display that knowledge, Jut u
ngger or R0dical Killing shoaId be IN order,
they will be as ready for that business as to
listen to the inaugural of Democratic Presi-
dent on the 4th day of March, 1869"
1t is not easy to see how anybody outside an
insane asylum can indulge in such ferocous
bombast as this. Yet we find it copied into
the Mobile Tribune as an indication of politi-
cal sentiment in the Northern States!
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

The cholera is raging at Tallahassee, Flori,
da-- among the cats.
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OFFICIAL.-

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty Ninth Con
greSs.
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IPUBLIC-No. OIL
AN ACT to establish uniform system of bankruptcy through
out the United States.
[COntinued from last week.l
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Peculiar Advantages.
ROBERT II. PRITYN, President,
IA MES HEN 0RICK. Vice President

Except the "Term" table. Lhs rates are ali ,,;t
Prohts and are calculated as low figure as mas,
rtpf'ehce mas demonstrated To be ample based upon
est. Here arises ~ - ei
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Prompt Payment Of Losses.

All losses by the terms of the policy made pay
abe maeat tely upon satisfactory proof OF lOss and
mot usually e case at The expiration Of siEty
ninefg d1Es.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

AH policies issued by this Company, are. by their
terms HcOHtestib bic at the expiration Of years
against any in the statement Of ppIcaOn Thus
guarding against the possibility of loss by litigation
alter death, is frequently The case.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6.
CoTToN-Firmer; middling, 1514@l513ci
sales OF 10000 bales: receipts since Satur-
day, 1885 bales iexportS, {, 100 bales.
SUGAR-In fair demand, common, $40
95zc; fair, l214gl212c; choice, lac.
MoLASSES-Active; common, 50c.
FLoUR-Very dull; supernne, So %;
double extra, $1,000; choice, Sl3 599l4 81.
CoRN-Quite firm. at 95ct1Sl 90.
OATS-DuIl at 75@S0c.
LARD-NOminaI; in tierees I3c. and in
keg 1879.
BACoN-D1lI and lower; shoulders, 90
SIC; clear sides. 13gl31ae.
PoRK-DuiI and nom1nally S2l@2l 80.
STERLING-44647, and nominal.
N. Y. ExCHAEGE-7ac discount.
GoLD-34@5S412.
FREIGHTs- corn by sail to
New York, 20922c.
TONNAGE-Scarce.
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Chicago Market,

BY Telegraph au CHICAG0, Jan. 6.
FLOUR Quiet and firm at SS9I0 Is for
Spritig extras. f. ~
WHEAT-Excfted and 41S95zc higher;
= e5asz % for No. L: 81 99Xg2 03 for No. 2;
closing ii rm al, the outside figure.
/ CoRN4Active at 871adS9c for No. l; seq
s31ae for MOP; $50 GS612c for No 3 in store (;
closing steady at outside figure,
oATs-I92c higher; 5S12@6cc; closing
firm at5912c - . q
RYE-Qalet and lie higher; 81 5S91 50 for
for No 4: Il SO for No. 2. f-1.f se.+-
& BAILEY IF r1n at 81, 771z91 IS for No, 2. :.
T PRCYISIONS-Very dull. = 81 ti
: PoRK-1e$S. SO 2562I. " EEL -rF
HAMS SWeet picked quiet at 12c-
GREEN MEATs-Dull; hams. SIC; rough
= LARD-[A1ore active and frmer at lee; g.
HoGS-DreSsed opened dull at S7qS. and
closed more active at 81 I09S 10, dividing
on 200 pounds; i've dall at s. 3O96 10 for
fair to good So ,S5g{ 10 for good 70 choice;
bushels of wheati 5000 bushels of corn;
5000 bushels of oats; $500 hogs.
i SHIPMENTS-40 600 barr-ls of flour; 1000
bushels of wheat; 1000 bushels of corn.
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New York Gold and Stock Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
MOSEY-Afarket continues easy, at 6@7
per cent for call loans
sTERLING-Firm, at IO14, gold, for first
class bills.
GoLD-Firme opening at 1879. advanc-
ing o 1873. and closing az I35z.
r GovERN1IENT STOCKS Q1let. with a frac-
ttonal advance in some SecurIfIeS: c'r2s
have ,beelI It gheped by t1e advaLcs IL gold,
sellers option; 64s firm. with sales at
1851; '65s advanced to l064l0615, with no
ing quite freely offered at the latter:
l0-40s quiet, with sales at I0I1s; 7-30s IN fair
demand, with sales at 1917. The closing
rates We're: Coupons of 'Sl, i0S3S@l0S5&: do
49, 1885 do. '64, 1O554@1054 do. 49,
l069l0614; do. new, 10i190 l045s; do. '67,
l9412@lG4}s; l0-40s, l0ls4 9l02; 7-30s. 1899
lG454.
The railroad market opened strong and
active, with a general advance. The up
ward movement, however, was soon
checked by a break in Rhode Island from
$50 to 921a.
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WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL. - We have no material
change to report in our money market
Loans from Banks can be obtained only
on short bills drawn against shipments to
New York or New Orleans. Local bills are
not taken at ali, except in renewal of old
paper. Rates OF interest remain firm at
10 to II per cent
Exchange on New York is in good de-
mand at par, buying; and lie premium,
selling. The supply is equal TO the demand.
The buying rate on Gold here Is l per
cent. below the New York quotations.
Governments are steady, and we quote
as follows
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, JAN 6.
n RECEIPTs-For the week. Beeves. 8 567
13 5S4t head. SIS 4 $50 80
BEEvEs- Firm but not active; the offer
higher; extras $4,000; prime I7ISaISJ5c /:
first quality l614@Fc; inferior TO good
I2G Ice
mand better: the offerings were 1850 head !.
extra 7g71zc;. prime 69612c; inferior to
common 49554c.
HoGs-Quiet and firm at 71I@7s4c for
common 10 heavy prime; the offerings to-
day were 10 carloads; the demand was
materially checked by heavy receipts of
Western. dressed, which are selling cent
lower than slaughtered.
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European Market.

By CabIe.1 LIVERPOOL, Jan. eve.
CoTToN-Easier; sales of 10000 bales mid
ding uplands at rs; middling Orleans at
75s.
BREADsTUFFs- Corn 46s cd for white Cali
fornta; lis Cd for No. 2 Milwaukee Red.
Barley IS Sd for American. Oats IS Cd for
American. Peas AIS cd for Canadian.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef 1l2s for Winter-cured
extra. Prime Mess Pork-73s for new prime
Eastern mess. Lard 49s Sd for fine Ameri-
can. Cheese SIS for highest ra ge OF fine.
Bacon, 40s for Cumberland cut.
PRoDUCE-Unchanged
LONDON, Jan. GIVE.
CoNsoLs-9214@925s
U. s. BoNDS-5-20s, 9214
FRANKFORT, Jan. eve.
u. s. BoNDs-5-20s 1874.
PARIS, Jan. Give.
RENTES-Flat.
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ss Cincinnati Market. g e, /.

BY Telegraph ~ EINCISNATI.sJan6 g. q
FLOUR. Unchanged and steady; family,
WHEAT-Quiet but steady. at s. S. T5t
No. red, and g so for No. 2. = r ~ -. .
CeRN-Steady aud firm, at S5c for ear.
0AES-Closed Tfrmer; mo sellers below
&c. nose ~ 1dbhJ
RYE-firm at 81 Is. les Gs go aeiie1
BARLEY-In demand, at 81 65Gl IS for.
COTroN--DuIl and prices 10 yer; nniddI1ng
at I4142, and closes dull with but little de-
mand zHE i'ti- - = @
TOBACCO -Nominaly unchange 2; not
much doing. ia .@l 1852 ~
4 WHIsKYgDulI, and held at Sse In bond.
HOGS-Dull and prices lower; not much
done. The weather has been quite anfa-
vorab!e. Live sold a s. 1896 so, and dress
ed ed a. g 25gS 10, Receipts for two dfFys,
PRovIs1oNs-Quiet; no change in prices.
Mess PoRK-SZ0 0O9zl 90 for old. and new
LARD-Held at I2@I214c, but not saleabIe
at better than 12c sales OF 100 tierceS gut
lard at 1l@1l74c. chiefly at the inside rate
unchanged; bulk shoulders sold at 77sc.
packed, and sides at 91sc.
GREEN MEATS-NOthlng done.
BUTTER = Steady, AT 33937c for fresh
Ohio.
EGGs-34e.
CLOVER sEED-DuH, at 12c per pound.
TIMOTHY Unchanged.
FLAX SEED-At 81 80, aud in better de
mand.
HAY-very dull, at 149l6c for prime tim
Othy, on arrival.
81 0096 so for fair to prime extra; IS 1897 70
sHEEP-steady, at 81 5o@4 90 per GENITAL,
gross.
LINsEED Oils held at 81 u, with a
speculative demand at 81 10.
LARD OIL-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM-DulI at A I44c, free for "a
fined. 80
GoLD-1341]5, buying.
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

By IeIegraph.I 81. LOUIS, Jan. g.
ToBACCo-Quiet.
CoTToN-Quiet at I315@I354c.
p FLOUR-Old, only retail trade doing
and prices unchanged. 1t-a to 9'sl't =,
CoRN- Firmer at S9.Q92c for shelled and
76013c for ear. - .1i-
70873c.
BARLEY-Firm at 81 OOd2 %.
RYE-kiTm at 81 71dI 50.
Pr VISIONS AND I1ARD--NOthin1 doing
and prices nominal.
Hoes Inactive at SIS SOFAS 25.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 1,I5O bbls.; Wheat $50
sacks; Corn. 1920 sacks; Oats 800 sacks :
Barley, 200 sacks; Rye, 100 sacks; Hogs, 600
head.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Jan 6.
ToBACCo-Sales light, and market dull
Lugs 81 1896 Is; common TO medium leaf
81 O0d13 rs.
CoTToN-I49141Sc.
FLoUR-Superfne 81 T5GS 90.
WHEAT-S2 40t12 As.
OATS-66d67c.
CoRN-New ear 70Gg75c.
BACoS-Shoulders Ice, clear sides 13c; SUI
gar-cured hams I7129ISc. Bulk shoulders
SIC: clear sides l012c.
LARD-l25zc.
PoRK-Mess S2l so.
WHIsKY-Raw, in bond, 2S930c.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY -MERCHANTs.-We direct.the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior faciIities1of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all 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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New York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. 6.
DRY GoODs : Inactive, although there
seems to be little more doing; in apparent
feeling there is more firmness ex. sting
without, however, leading to any material
alteration in prices. Standard sEeetings
l512c; brown drills. l51z@I51zc: printing
cloths, standard makes, 612@654c; standard
caIicOes, Il12c.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.


/ OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
dOus parts OF the city for sale, including
ONE good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
i EXCELLENT GARDENING LA n d,
Convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, Inn proved and pnim-
,rOved, in this aud other states, TOR sale or
xcnaRge tor city property. Also, Timber
nd Coal Lands.
Business Offices and store Rooms to Ieo:
.lsG comfortable Lodging Oonns, near the
entire OF business.
A number of bargains now on our books,
nd several applications on file to pur-
base desirable property. Persons having
1ch for sale may find customers by apply
az at this Agency. We have a number Of
pplicatiOns for renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
lange, or rent are requested to enter the
etaieS on our books for reference. No
lla,gge unless property is disposed of
, Ems reasonable. Call and see.
INSURANCE
( all kinds effected in good companies
pecial attention given to LIFE INSUR-
nee.
ss5 NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
this office.
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS p. BRIT
IN to partne rship in the above bust
5ss, who, in conjunction with the under
gned, will give 1t his best attention. The
vie of the firm will be Men eely, Schubert
Co. JAMES II. MCNEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1867. Inov4
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph MEM

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. &.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal.
CORN-7S6S0.
HAY-s20@22.
OATS-7S466c.
PoRK-S2I so.
BULK MEATs-side- ,12sl2]lc; Shoulders
S1Sfd9c
LARD-l31<c.
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WANTED.

~YANTEB-AGES male or Fee
w maie)-Can clear S5e per week at
their own home, in light and honorable
business. ANY prison having a few nourS
daily to spend will find this Il good paying
business. Address, sending two Stamps,
for full particulars, L. E. LOCKWOOD,
dec24 Std --1 Detroit, 1ch5gan.
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LOST.

- OST-A BOOK CONTAINING mem
IL oranSsamS of river collections. &c.. OF
use to ne enc but the subscriber. the
finder will confer a favor by leaving the
same at Il is office, or at the office Or
ian6 A JOEN F. GLOVER.
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ofaee o. W. Lowry & Co.. Bankers, No.
FIRST street.
BAHKABLE FUSRS.
U s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes
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BOARDING.

DOARDTNG-A few day bOarders can
- be accommodated at MRS. ROB
MANN'S, on Sixth Street, third house
from Local.. 1an6 iva
DOARDING-To be had at 81 so per
- week on the corner of CHESTNUT and
Second streets. Boarding and lodging
S. So. s...-.....l IJan3 - 60
~RIVATE BOARDING CAN BE
mad at MRS. s. SA%SOM'S, corner OF
Eighth and Chestnut Pleasant rooms for
small family or single gentlemen. L2ldIw.
DRIVATE BOARDENG.
First-class Boarding, by the Day OF
Week, at e NJ BURMESE
No. 70 Division St.. bet. second and Third,
- Evansville, Ind.
HE Several gentlemen can be accOmnae7
dated with boarding. by the day or wes
on reasonable. terms. "a [mayA diff
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McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance
gSP CIV

Ne ! WASHINGTON ELOCK,
Corner Room. Second Floor)
pposite the Court-House,
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The tolIoeCjn9 quotations represe 1t The
wholesale markets. Purchases aud sales in
small lots iCtlZ cary sos5les0hGt from the srsces
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FOR RENT.

-OTk RENT-At a reduced price = A
good three-story Brick store, on Nam
Street. Inquire Of ,x- ,,ooe,
deer If NlChEh4 bhOS.
WN0R RENT-A good front rooTa al ready
6 furnished, suitable for young men al
No. 8 First st Get. ,. n. CAhLAN'
dec25 If
wxOR RENT-HOUSE SEA desirable
house, nearly new. centrally locatea;
HfSo = GOOD Stable. near the Sherwood
House. InQTfre of =
CARPENTER WHITE & BAKER,
Cor. First and sycamore streets.
does diff
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GROCERIES.

This department partook of the general
business transacted was not large. There
is very little life in the market, and .qNo-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

WKYE ARE NOW OPENING THE
w most splendid assortment of Fax.
Articles ever Imported to this city, and o.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02
STYLES.

ns'iug agsuis IN Lani,,u and Iafi. W. irttqa,ns.
! th" hs~ styles a. san Francisco timuitanstu.t,
"ith ihor appearance 10 New luik
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

AN Auction SALE OF household goods,
the property Of Mrs. Stewart and Winston,
will take pl,ce on Fniav. This will afford
an opportunity to purchase superior lot Of
parlor. diuiug-room and kitchen furniture
See advertisement gned by J B. Cormack
in another column OF to days paper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02
Polltica! Brevicies.

Grant acts. Seymour talks, and Blair
blows.
A motto for the Democracy; "Base is the
slave that p VS."
Frank Blair says that revolutions cannot
90 backward. But the Blairs can.
The Elmira On. " Gazette, a Democratic
paper, has come out for Grant and Collax.
The Democrats declare Grant won't run
well. He does not in war, but he will in
peace.
The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Gazette announces
that General James b. Steedman repudiates
Seymour and Blair.
An old but failing Democratic argu-
ment-"Uow would YOU like to have your
daughters marry a Niger :!
the black carpet-bagger, Joe Williams, Of
Tennessee, has taken the stump i'll Georgia
for Seymour and Blair.