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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01
FIRST WARD.
The Conservative Rally I'm the
First Ward Last Night.

The grand Conservative rally at the
old No. engine house in the First ward
last night, was largely attended. Elk
Mayor Baugh was called to the chair.
The first speaker introduced was Hon
John W. Leftwicb, Conservative candi
date for Mayor, who delivered another o.
those brief, but earnest and practical
addresses characteristic of him. He re
viewed the positions of Fitch and Beecher
whom he regarded equally inimical tC
the best interests of the city. He haG
seen a sworn statement published tC
prove Beecher an honest man, and
thought that man must be bad indeed
when compelled to come to such pass
He denounced Governor Brownlow' {
Observation-Disclosures the registration
since the goth void--as an infamous out
rage, and urged the Conservatives tc
werk, and thus secure victory over the
shameless fraud and corruption prac-
ticed by their adversares. His speech
was frequently and enthusiastically ab.
plauded.
Col. S. P. Walker declared himself
for DR.. Leftwich, now and for all time
He urged every voter to be on han6
early on Thursday, and vote and worl
for the Conservative nominee, in voting
for whom they were striking blow fol
constitutional liberty.
Sheriff Winters explained that he haC
attended a meeting of Conservative
property-holders in Mr.. Henry G
Smiths Office, where the conclusion hat
been arrived at that, in order to bea
Beecher, it was necessary to go fol
Fitch, Conservative having no chance
Under the circumstances he had gont
for Fitch as the lesser of two evils; bu
now that the Conservatives had nomi
mated DR.. Leftwich, he was with hin
heart and hand.
Major W. Fl. Rhea said that Sheriff
Winters had fairly explained the matter
He (Rhea) had also regarded the ques
ton one Of expediency, not regarding
Captain Lacey strong candidate. Nov
that the party had united on one every
way qualified as the Conservative stan
dard-bearer, it was the duty Of every
Democrat to put his shoulder to thu
! wheel with the determination of electini
the nominee.
Mr.. D. II. Hayes urged his Irisl
friends to stick to their Democratic prin
ciples. If all the Conservatives were
true to themselves he did not fear the
result of Thursdays election.
The meeting adjourned with three
rousing cheers for the nominees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

The great rush still continues at the
closing out sale of M. Kraus Il Co., 2l8
Main street, corner of Adams. /
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STEAM BOATS.
Memphis and White River
PACKET COMPANY.
.Ezssas THE STEAMERS - -
LIBERTY No. 2 & COMMERCIAL

win form a SEMI WEEKLY line between
Memphis and White river. leaving every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock pm.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Superintendent.
LEVY d MILLER, Agents. No. 262 Front
street 3R-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

FIFTH WARD-If the tax payers.and
voters of the 9th Ward will elect P. T.
Hughes for Alderman of the same, they
may rest assured that the public i'm
provements which said ward is entitled
to shall be made. The 9TH Ward has
been prompt in paying her taxes, and
her improvements ought not to be ne
elected. VOTERS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

IMPORTANT to gentlemen who need the
following goods: White shirts, under
shirts, drawers, socks, neckties, and q
complete line Of furnishing goods. Call
at the greatest closing out sale of the sea-
sor, wlere you can get them at half price,
at NJ. Kraus a Co.'S, No. 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01
OVERTON HOTEL,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS TENNkSSEb.
This new and spacious Hotel, pleas
antly situated on Main street.-The great
business thoroughfare of the city-is now
complete in all its appointments, and can.
not be surpassed for elegance and COM
fort by any hotel in the South and West.
The proprietor, late of the Planters
Hotel, Augusta, Georgia, pledges him
self to give entire satisfaction to its
patrons by keeping strictly frstclass
hotel [s2 HI S. B. ROBBINS & Co.
From and after the LIST of January,
1868, we will sell "Semp's" St Louis
lager beer at FIVE cents glass.
f. PFEMFERT,
Corner Court and Front SITS.
R. Book,
l07 Corner Market and Main SITS.
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GENTS good, all linen, brown shirts,
81 so. Gents good, first-class cassi.
mere hats, $2. Gents paper collars, 100
for IS cents. J. H. Loewenstine s. Bros,
Clay Building. Determined to sell out. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

BOARD reduced at the Postofice Res
taurant l01
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ClnclnnatI Marke1.

By telegraph 8 CISCTNNATI. ApriII6
FLoUR-In good demand and market
mrmer; family $40 75oll 90. vi
WHEAT-ln active demand by the local
millers. and prices are higher; No. Win
ter s. Is; No. g 80 and at the close hold
ers asked higher prices.
CORN-Quiet and moderate, at sec for ear,
and the same rate for shelIed.
OATs-Steady and in fair demand, at 76c
for No. l. ..
RYE-Advanced to 81 95, and the demand
good and supply light.
COTTON Dull and prices nominal; mid
ding 295Z@30c.
ToBACCO-In good demand, at full prices;
sales OF 1874 hhds a. 81 60GIO 20 for IGgs, and
and SII 30d3I go for leaf
PROVISI0NS-Dull and prices nOminaliy
unchanged; no demand for any articles
worthy OF note, but al articles are held
firmly. Mess pork at 81 for city, and
SIS so for country. Bulk meats at l2Z@
l41Sc for shoulders and sides, and Ice for
clear sides. Bacon at 1871, l61fGI74c for
shoulders clear rib aud clear Sides. SUI
gar cured hams at l9929c- Lard at T7c for
city, 1915 for country.
BUTTER Firm and in light supply, and
the mark et firm at 46950c for fresh
EGGs-lSc. ...---
PoTAToEs-Dul at So 2503 40 per barrel,
thelstter rate for large barrels
APPLES-S5d6 per tbl, and scarce.
GROCERIES-Firmer.
CoFFEE-He.d at &c higher, and in good
over.
GoLD-IS7s4@I3S.
MONEY Market is quiet and easy at So
10 per cent.
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ST. Louis Marker.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April Is
TOBACCo-Unchanged.
COTTON-NOminaI.
FLOUR - Medium grades scarce and
wanted; superfine ranges at 81 00G8 IS /;
double extra So 509Il %: treble extra and
fancy Sal 2j@14 50. =
W HEAT-OHerTngs liberal, and the mar
ket steady and frm; 81 60a2 IS for prime
10 choice Winter; Spring ne ore active. and
few fancy lots brought 81 70@2 70, but the
range of o. and / was 81 000U2 10.
CORN-Heavy and unchanged, at $4,000,
and fancy white at Gle.
OATs-Dull, and prices scarcely main
tanned, at 69g70c; fancy white al Tic.
BARLEY-Quiet; small sales of prime
Spring at 81 s..
RYE-Higher, at 81 10. e.
PORK-Dull and nominal, at R26 75d27 co.
with retail sales at outside rate.
BACON-Dull and dropping, at l3dI4c for
shoulder 1870 for clear rib; HgI714c for
clear sides; zoe fol- sugar cured hams
BULK NEAT Quiet: no sales reported
LARD-No prime lots Offering; buyers at
Tic for choice.
WHIsKY-Higher. at % s.
CATTLE-ChOice firm. at IS 000S 90 for
common TO good 81 5O9S 90 for choice per
head
RECEIPTS Flour, $500 bushels; wheat.
1900 bushels; corn, 200 bushels; oats.
5000 bushels; barley, 800 bushels; rye.
zoo bushels.
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sew York Gold aad Stock Market.
By Telegraph.1

81 IeIegraph.I NEW IORK, april 10.
MONEY-,Fhe pressure was very severe To-
day. and under active demand there was
rate for call loans, and ranged from uer
cent currency to per cent go q, and in
very few cases a commission was paid.
The rising Treasury balance plainly re
fleets on the money strngency.
DISCOUNTS Very ltmtted, at S9l0 per
cent. on best names.
E GioLD-Very dull throughout the day;
within range of I3S0l381< and closing at
1389I3S1S. Z The Assistant Treasurer sold
none, but bought about half million of
1905.
CtOVERNMENT STOCKs-SOmewhat iFregu-
lar, but closed strong, with a better feeling.
Henry CleWTs & Co., furnish the annexed
4:30 quotations: Coupons Of 81, ll2k6
1895; do. OF 81. l107s8III; do. of '64, 1090
1919; do. '65, l0914gIG93s; do. new, 1879
7-30s, 1860 1855. The Assistant Treasures
bought 7-30s freely at LOG. but offerings at
that rate were not liberal
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NeM York Marker.

By telegraph NV YORK, April l6.
CoTToN-DuI and lower; sales of 10000
bales at 3l6t32c Tor uplands, and by auction
to day. 1000 bales Savannah at Z91zc.
FLOUR-ReceiptS, 500 barrels; sc better on
low grades. and the marke is less active .
sales of 80 barrels So 1909 90 for Super
me State and Western; SO O0aI0 IS
for extra Stale: $40 OOaI0 20 for extra
Western; Sl4 for white wheat extra SO Is
for extra st. Louis; So O09l5 50 for good TO
choice ditto; closing quiet; California bet
ter AM more acttves safes of 3,7UO sacks
Of 30 pS arc a. a. s. 55Ss 90 oul I'm S'siss
~ HISKY-NOminaI.
Corn MEAL-Quiet; sales. Of 100 barrels
az Is s. for city: and sal of 200 barrels of
Brandywine a So 671z.
q WHEAT Receipts 1918 bushels; a shade
firmer and quiet: Safes or 1000 bushels of
choice white California at 8 1893 20.
RYE-Flruneri sales or 81 800 bushels
State at 81 944l s.; and sales Of 300 bushels
CORN-Receipts, Is 627 bushels; hea w nd
l052c lower; sales of 5000 bushels at 81 $50
81 u for new mixed Western afioat; 81 10
al 70 for old ditto in store; 81 AZ for ditto
delivered; 81 l7@l IS for white Southern
and Western; 81 2G9l z for Western yell.
d. OATs-Receipts none; market a shade
lower; sales 5000 bushels at S614c for West
ern in S; ore.
BARLEY Quiet.
BAILEY MALr-DulI. CD .---o 3 e
RICE-Duli.
COFFEE uiet. .....
sUeAR-Firm; sales 100 hhds. Cuba at
lO49u14c.
MOLAssES-Quiet.
Horse uiet. ezra ----. q .tr.aff
PETRoLEU-AI- teady at l05z,9Ilc for crude
and 25Jzc for refined bonded.
PORK Quiet and steady; safes Of lO75O
bbls at SO 70G26 % for new mess, closing
at SIS 80 cash; SO 0la26 49, for old do,
closing at SIG 90 cash; 50 121g22 50 for prime;
81 0004 . for prime mess. The Govern
ment took 200 bbis. at 81 0O924 "a
BEEF-FIrm and unchaL ged; sales of $50
Obls. and $50 tierces.
BEEF HAMs-NOwina
CUT MEATs-Firm sales 3lS packages at
l2129l3c for shoulders and l59I718c for
hams.
BACOS-Firm and quiet.
LARD Quiet; sales $50 bbls. at 165I0I75lc.
BUTTER-- Lower; sales at 20@40c for Ohio,
and 45052c for State.
CHEEsE--l2al 61<c.
FREIGHTs-Q ct and flrm.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, April l6-Eve.
Bullion In the Bank OF England decreas-
ed 9Ilf,0OO during the week.
CoNsOLs-ClOsed quiet 925s.
AMERICAN SECURITIES II Steady; bonds
a fraction lower, at 7O14; ex-dividsnd Erie
advanced to 455z. 5-2Os closed firm at
Frankford at 751z.
LIVERPOOL, April l6-Eve.
COTToN-Closed dull at a decline of Is Cd
on American; sales of 10000 bales; there
was quite a speculative demand late in the
day; middling uplands on the spot at 1211d !;
do. Orleans 1926.
BREADsTUFFs = Closed quiet and un-
changed.
Provisions STEADY beet, I25s; pork, 8js;
lard, 6ls; cheese, sis; bacon, AS.
PRoDUCE--Sugar firm at 26s Cd; petrol
cum spirits declined Id, quoted at cd per
gallon, refined steady at Is 3D..
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April Is.
FLOUR-Firmer and more active, but
without Quotabie change.
" HEAT-In fair request. closing at 81 10
as Ii52 for No. 4. ana 81 990I 9915 for No.
2; since 'Chaoge sales of the latter were
made at s. 0lI2 0Ik.
CoRN-ln fair demand. both on shipping
and speculative account; S3JzGS5c for NO
l, and Sl@S2c for No ,; SIgSTG5c for new.
OATs-sales al 5995954c; closing quiet at
591zc.
RYE-Firm at 81 65@I 20.
BARLEY-Firm at 3 1892 50 for No. ,, &C.
c. riding to quality
Observation-Disclosures is very dull; city
brands of mess offered at IS so; country
mess at SIS %, without buyers. Lard is
offered at &c. Bulk Meats neglected and
nOminally easier
TALLOW-In good request at l29I21zc.
HOGs-Market is active. but not lower ;
s. 40a7 rs for common: SS@S 50 for medium
to fair: IS 7509 50 for good to choice.
RECEIPTS-17, 500 barrels -four; 700 bush
wheat; 2-3 600 bushels cOrni 4O,6O0 bushels
oats; l0,790 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-I7,5 800 barrels -four; 400 bu
wheat; 263, 600 bushels corn; 800 bushels
oats; 100 hogs.
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new York DRY Goods Market.
Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, April 4

. LeICsIdpIsI NEW IVfths = pm TO
The dry goods market was inactive, Ow-
ing partly 10 tue prevalence of a great ram
storm. Prices, however, are generally sus-
tanned. Heavy brown sheetings of the
best makes at IS1zg1I9c3- printing cloJhs are
held at extreme price, and nader has
rapidly advanced and tends up strongly.
yet prints d. notsel more freely; Sprague's
sell at l4lI9l5c. as do the Pacific Mill
prints; Richmond lie; COchecO l41ac; Mer-
rimac, dark styles. fn- cloth, I31zc; Amos
keag I4c; cbfntZ HE; Lowell 121ac; Wam-
sutta lO12G; Manchester prints have been
opened and jObbed at I3c; deiaines more
slowly at loc; Amoskeag d ticks pic;
ThorndyKe l8lc; Brunswick I5c; Pittsfield
Boston Ice; Pearl River 29c; Star Checks
800, %, 1896; do. 800, D. I5c; do, H. 800 at
IQc
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River dispatches.

PITTsBURG. "A prfI -Noon.-The river is
10 feet seven inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool, with indications of rain.
PITTsBURG April I6.-The river is un-
changed since noon, with fair prospect
for more water. No arrivals beyond the
regular PACKETS. The ArgOsy left for Gin
coal, on "a barges.
LOUISVILLE. April 10.-Weather cloudy
and warm, The river IS rising fast with
ID feet nine inches IN the canal by the
mark.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE steamer Isa-
bslla, with a valuable cargo for Omaha
and Sioux City, sunk at D9zier's. in the
Missouri River, on Wednesday. She can
be raised, but tie cargo is badly damaged.
NASHVILLE, April I6.-The river is rising
with 3 feet on the shoals. The weather
Is clear.
Port List-Departed-W. f. Curtis and
Pine Grove, for Cincinnati; Nashville, for
Cairo.
In Port-A Baker aud Ella Hughes.
MEMPHIS. April 6-Eve.-The weather
Is ciear and pleasant. The river is rising
slowly.
Pori List = d, parted = Louisville and
Swallow. Ter lew orleans; Marble City
Kellogg, WA oaigeS, Tor 81. Louis; May
Erwin and Minnie. FORA rkausas River;
Mary Alice I'D Al. Baker, with barges,
for PibJspurg tins Indiana passed last
night for lew Orleans.
In ort-DarlIng.
ST. LOFTS, April l6.-Arriyed-Wa Eagle,
from Ommna: MAGENTA from New Or
leans; Altoona, from Cincinnati; Mime
sofa and Key City, from st. Paul Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Prime IS. from
Arkansas River; Ktnton, IRON PiJtsburg.
Departed-Phil.- Sheridan,-fOr St.-tauI;
StOnewaH, for Omaha; Julia. for Vicks-
burg; Ruth, for New Orleans: Silver Cloud,
for F1ttsburgi Shamrock, for Cincinnati;
Iuseony. for Tennessee River; Emperor,
for Louisville.
The river has risen about two feet IN the
past IS hours, and rising rapidly. Business
lively. The weather has cleared Of finely.
The silver Cloud has go tons OF pig iron
aaaf ~ FfAA
hre-clay, hides, &c. The shamrock also
is Wei loaded.
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April Is.
ToBACCo-saIes of l61 hOgsheads at full
leaf, s. 5O5aIS rs; fair SIS 90; selections SO.
COTTON-Duu at soc for middl1ng-
FLOUk-Superf1ne s. 5Og9 90; fancy so 80
6Sl3 90.
WHEAT-S2 50g2 IS.
OATS-In bulk 73675c.
CoRN--Shelled S79SSe; ear soc.
RYE-s2 90
MALT-S2 1898 90.
LARD-17Zc.
Mess PORK-SI 90.
Oul6ers 1910; clear sides IT1Sc,
WHIsKY-Raw free at 81 %.
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gBV EG2 Nc W ).
-. ofaer I5IgeF I3ems see seoentd Page.

Ff5- ot7er EtBef TENS see Seueoth Page.
The only additional arrivals and depar-
lures. last night were tie Fails City, Louis
vile to Bowling Green J. r. Hoyle, to
Green Rivers; the Henderson packets;
Quickstep, to Cairo; Argonaut No. 2, Louis
vile to St. Louis
The Morning star had not arrived till
after dark. The Quickstep waited for her
until six o'clock, and then left with a mod
crate trip OF freight, but good passenger
list. THE Fails City had a. moderate
trip-........Ohio River freight was scarce
yesterday The Sam. Orr took on q
large lot of freight yesterday, and viii
have ali she can swim under to-day. The
Orr, having had a portion of her stem
band carried away, had bow dock built
and ran her head into it, yestec day even
ing, for repair..@...The AIeIDotte discharged
a large lot Of iron for s. Orr s. Co, and
considerable miscellaneous freig ht.---.The
Louisa did not get Off last night, but
awaits the RoD Roy. she win positively
leave to-day at 2 z .aI..--.-...The J. 2. Webb
drew up to the wharf yesterday evening,
and commences to load this morning for
the Cumberland. and will leave this even
ing-.......A dark and portentous cloud
gathered in the southeast late. last even
filling some large drops as it passed The
wind whistled keenly, like a fierce No
vember blast indicating more cold
Weather............T The Morning Star did not
arrive until 10 O'Clock last night, having
been detained by the wind of Wednesday
night, and by heavy bus ness. She had
splendid trip. Among her .passen gers was
James McFaddin, late corn king in our
midst, but now abdicated. He is looking
remarkably well.........The Argonaut No.2
had a fine trip for st. Louis........A bont 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning Nike King,
one Of the fremen on the Morning Star.
was drowned under the following circum-
stances: The boat was lying at the foot Of
Fourth Street, Louisville, and the carpen-
ter was making repairs to the wheel, and
King was standing on the wheel assisting
him, when from some cause King became
frightened and started to leave the wheel
house. but missed his footing aud fell into
the river, and never rose to the surface.
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llOyETART = CUuNERCIAL

To CoUSrRy EIEHsEI -7Fs.-- We directtlle
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior tacHties Of the JoURNAL
Company FOR printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of nlerca nil work. vizr BIZ
Heads, Cards. G1rcuIars. &e. Orders for
work can be. sent through any of The
Evansville merchants.
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Rnsfon Wool Market.

By Telegraph Boston, April Is.
WOoL-An auction sales of 600 000 pounds
of CHILEAN Wool to day realized the follow
ing prices: Gillian derinO . TO 2915c /;
CHILEAN Mestiza 2l1% TO 261zc, and Valpa-
raise Carpet Wool 1879 to 2212cin currency (;
80 bales Valparaiso Carpet Wool, new clip,
sold for I554c cash gold within ten days.
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Memphis Market.

By TeIegraph.l AIEalPHIs. April TO-.
COTTON Quiet and holders disposed to
COncede 5ze 20 ic on former rates. receipts
l24 bales; exports, IS bales.
FLOUR Dull; super6ne s. 90.
houldeTs at l4@I41ac; clear sides
bulk MEATS - Shoulders at I3c; clear
sides I6J[c. E
LARU-lSGz9c. - -z-- q 81
-CORN-sl 90.
-HAY-Scaree at SIT GOALS 90.
OATs-75 d7Sc.
APPLEs--s5 O0d7 %.
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WTOR SALE FARM. II have a first
rate little farm of so acres, one mile
rom BoOnville, Ind; 50 acres improved,
md Is acres good tim Der; one-stOry Or ok
rouse barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
md good fences upland and IN good
,Ondttion-gOod for all kinds OF grain and
rtt{tg / will sell this arm cheap, or ex-
change it for city property. Several gen.
slemen in this city know tue farm.
mare diff ALNAH JOHNSON.
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dwelling House for sale.

UYFLL. be sold on aceomm Odattng
w terms Lot No, 3, In Block No. 2, in
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville,
on which Is a new ana fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, being the late residence Of Jacob
H. Miller. on Chandler Street.
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
mars If ..-...
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PnbIic Sale of VaIuabIg Businesg



a Z THE COURT 1f OUSE, on
~ SATURDAY, April 18TH. IS 8,
At O'Clock, viii be sold at public auction
5ubdivfs ons Nos. i. 2. 8, 4, ;, and In r. al
lock & StOddard's Subdivision of parts Of
Lots lS7 and Is8. d. e., Evansville; being
the premises known as % HALLOCk' >
BLOCK" at the corner Of Walnut and
Fourth streets, and embracing the four
lhree-stOry business houses fronting the
frOntfng on Walnut street. Sale positive.
Terms - One-third cash; balance in one
and two years, with interest, the purchaser
to pay taxes for 1868.
For particulars, apply tow
THOS. Z. GAENIN, d..
JOS. p. EI4LIOTr ~ SON, ~.
Tnar2Fd12t cod Third treet.
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FOR. SALE.


A No FLATBO ar for sale cheap;
IL $4,000 feet Poplar Lumber, Dressed or
Rough;
10000 feet Pine Lumber;
20 600 feet Jpist ami StUading.
Skiffs, &C., for sale cheap. Cau imme Il
ately or lose q bargain. se.-.- r...
OAKIsEY- & RUST,
apll div No. South Water st.
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Land for sale.
Lumbermen. Farmers. Mechan-
les, and Spy CuiatOPS,

NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
a LARGE QUANTITY OF land
- on GREEN RIVER, in Henderson
County, and ten miles from Evansville,
Indiana. "
lit is rich boz torn land. and heavily tin~
bered with the best of timber.
To lumber merchants, or those desiring
to obtain slaves, il affords peculiar iacili-
ties.
An investment by a person Of Eigh
Hundred Dollars in this land, one year
ago. secured him a net return, by sale of
timber sold from this lapd, of Seventeen
Hundred Dollars.
This land will be divided in tracts TO
suit purchasers.
Apply to GEORGE >. MOhH1o,
or to JAMES F. CLAY,
Attorney at Law.
aprl6,w Henderson, Ky.
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MASONIC HALL.

FR1EHIS LAR PLACE or
amusement WILL SHORTLY OPEN.
For the Summer Season.
Under the management of w. NJ. HOL-
LAND, with FIRsT-CLAss COMPANY.
selected from the Louisville, indianapolis,
Pittsburg, and New York Theatres.
as POPULAR STARS have been en-
gagged, and viii appear in rapid succession
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