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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-28

The SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHRIsTMAs.-Seve-
raj of our Sunday schools celebrated the
day in o very pleasant manner. The scho-
lars of the, Junior departments of the Sc.
cond Baptist Church school had Christmas
tree full Of pretty things gotten up for
them by their superintendent, j. B. Win
ston, Esq.
The accomplished wife of Rev. DR.. J Jeter
treated the scholars of her infant class in
similar manner-over hundred and
twenty receiving beautiful presents. Mrs.
Jeter's class is one Of the most interesting
features Of Grace-street Baptist Sunday
school. E
Leigh-street Baptist school had their an
nual celebration and Christmas rednion,
with abundant supplies of good cheer for
the little ones. At the close, the following
officers were elected for 1869: William H.
Williams, superintendent James A. God
din, assistant superintendent; Jackson Tur-
pin, secretary; E. s.. Turpin, treasurer !;
James L. Porter, librarian.
At Sidney Baptist church there was q
feast Of good things for the children, pre-
sentation Of premiums, and brief addresses.
The scholars of Centenary Methodist
church assembled on Christmas eve to re-
ceiye the good things which had been pre-
pared for them by their officers and teach
ers. It was q joyous occasion, and all the
young folks will long remember it as one Of
the most delightful days Of their lives.
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SHIPPING.

ITO sHIPPERs.-sTATONfFS
II d HILLS LIME or BOATS
are now making regular trfps. Goods received foel
Al points on the canal between Richmond LextnS.
Ton, and Buchanan,-boats leaving lhrea times per
week. OGice on Basin baok and Eleventh street
we solicit the patronage OF our friends and the
pabnc generally. Goods will be received ~ all
tfmes at our Office. w. - ~ =. = ~.
noa WILLIAM M. STATION, Agent ~
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NOTICE TO iSHIPPERS.-ThalJ JAME6j
IN RIVER, TOWING. AND TRAESPQRTA-
rION COMPANY are now prepared TO lighter toe
wood, to and from City Point, Norfolk, and Pc
tersburg, and all Landings on James river, on our
uew and elegant BAkGES just built. For freight,
apply to s. LEFFLER, General gent, ~
or TO CRQWELL 81 CUhRIE,
de E5m corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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VARIOUS 1TEASs
Victor Hugoaad his co-mstes in voluntary
exile are to bring out new journal on the
lst Of January to be called pAvant darde.
Rochefort is to work in with his Lanterne,
and other choice (the Government would
add, disafected, spirits, as we'll as the Old
Guard of the Eufnennent, will contribute.-
Renan's st. Pau is with the binder, but
will not be given to the public till March. :.
He is to add few notes to the last chapter.
It will be in time for Lenten attentions.
Guizot's political pamphlet is to appear in
January. Those who have seen the proofs
foretell that it will make q noise.-The
monolith, in the Place dc la Coneorde,
that has stood the battle and the breeze for
some thousands of years in Egypt, is going
to be coated with mineral preparation,
the pstent Of an Englishman, to prevent IT
from disintegration. A lightning conductor
will be added, ss it was once struck.-A
codicil has turned up to Rossini's will
which completely changes the aisPoai.:-a CT
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UST PUBLISHED, 10
Volume Is. Price, es.

DICHM0ND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared 10 furnish tbs wary best
quality GRANITE, DRESSED cr undrsssed, IN any
Quantlty. We will also hll,ld al kinds OF GRAN.
frE WORK at short nosiee. Special attention
given 70 rough or dressed WAf.I WORK. CEAsE-
TERY WORK, &C., aud I'LL material ffnratsheaa Z.
GEORGE ELUMEhTHAIss
oc n-sg SUPERINTENDENT
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Much ado about nothing" has been
acted this week by the Government. The
apprehension of an eneute On the 3rd, the
anniversary Of Baudin's death, seemed to
nave created real fear at headquarters.
those military guests at Compiegne had to
Come 10 town to do duty. For three days
Previously the soldiers had been kept
within doors, except the cavalry and arsil-
!eFy, that marched up hills and then down
again. IL the neignborhood Of the ceme-
IItety, the police-horse and foot-were as
tt9lck as the leaves that strew the Vale Of
tallembrosa--no person was admitted in
Sae the cemetery but those belonging to
liberals; and on this day even the dead
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A War Against Eurol,e'

tits reported that General BANKS bill
relating to the rights of natllralized citi-
zens abroad, and instituting reprisals when
the American law is violated, meets with
the unanimous favor of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. Should it pass the House,
as ie probable, complications 80 serious will
arise with England and Prussia, as even
the dexterous Secretary OK State can
scarcely resolve The bill is simply war
measure. It wrests the Gordian knot out
of the hands of diplomacy and outs it with
the sword.
The importance of some measure of re-
lief is universally admitted. The natural
lied citizens Of this country, with their
descendants, constitute the larger part Of
the whole population. The report of the
House committee estimates them as more
than twenty millions. Of course, the Uni
ted States repudiates the feudal doctrine of
perpetual allegiance which would deprive
her of the services of all these citizens,
and of the right to protect them in foreign
lands. But here is the difficulty. The
laws of Europe and America in regard to
the status of our foreign born citizens con-
Aict, the former denying, the latter assert
ing the right of voluntary e1patriation and
the validity Of naturalization. Practically,
Europe, since the war of 1872, has waived
her claim to the indefeasable allegiance of
her subjects, SO long as they reside on our
domain, or are sheltered beneath our flag
at sea. She asserts it when her native
born subject returns within her own juris-
diction. She refuses to allow American leg
islation, in this instance, to affect the status
of one of her natural born subjects in her
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come to Congress they will undouDteoly 'n
deayor to raise the dignity and emoluments oi
our uational legislators in the same prepoi S'on,
II negro member of State convention 70
worth eleven dollars day, what ought negro
Congressman to get9 Thirty dollars day at
least. How astonished these South Carolina
negroes must be with their extraordinary
change OF fortune They can hardly resiize
whether they stand on their heads or heels
To cap the climax of their ridiculous presump-
ton they should have proposed to pay the
white members of the convention halt what
they get themselves, and that, after all, would
be only somewhat in proportion to the estimate
in which the two races are held In the South
lust now. A white man may be nearly half as
oo0d ma a negro"
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own courts. She insists that, as her law
cannot control the rights and liabilities OF
her subjects when domiciled in America, 80
neither can American law control their
rights and liabilities when they return to
their native land. The whole subject is aS
embarrassing as it is important.
1t is clear enough that neither the rights
of our adopted citizens, nor the honor OF
our country can be shielded by the bill OF
General BANKS. To declare war against
all Europe would be simply absurd; to
threaten it without daring to wage 1t would
be humiliating. We should even lose the
advantages we now possess-the moral In
fuence at Berlin and st. James which has
often interposed to discharge from the
ranks, and to rescue from the prison house
and the gibbet. And, to adopt reprisaiS
such as General BANKS recommends; 10
seize upon harmless travellers and mef-
chants from England and Germany, and to
cast them into those dreary Bastiles which
the shades of msrtyred patriots haunt, and
whence the grOAns of starving and freezing
men have scarcely yet departed;-in q
word, to repeat the shameful history OF the
past, would outrage the feelings of those
very Germans and Irishmen, whose favor
this bill solicits. They do not want the
government to starve, and freeze, and chain,
and kick, and curse, and stab with bayo-
nets, and shoot down any honest compatriot
who has thrown himself upon the hospital
tiles of America
The subject is one which requires diplo-
macy, not bluster. Foreign nations should
be addressed in kind and manly tone. A
measure 80 unjust, childish and petulant,
to say the least, as that Of General BAsKs'
would prejudice instead Of maintaining the
rights of our adopted citizens. And it
would be unworthy of great people.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO PROVIDE Fon TIE LIQUIDATION OF TIE INTERKsT
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY wH1oH ACCRUED ON 8lsT
DAY OF DECEMBER LAsT.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in City
Council assembled That for the purpose ofquidatng
the interest on the public debt of the city, which
accrued on the 31st day Of December last, Six Per
Cent. Stock, obligatory on the Corporation Of the
CITY of Charleston shall be issued under the dirso
ton of the Mayor to tho persons holding Stocks or
Bonds OF the City, and entitled to receive the intsr
est accrued thereon at the time above stated, the
said Stock to lear interest after the rate Of six per
cent per annu1n, payable quarterly, redeemable In
thirty years from date Provided, That no part Of
said Stock shall be issued for any sum less than
twenty dollars or for any fractional part of dollar.
Provided also. That all sums for less than twenty
doll.rs and for fractional parts Of dollar shall be
paid in City Bills.
SEC. 2. that the form OF certificates and mode of
transfer oil sa6 Stock shall be subject to the same
regulations as now exist in relation to other Six Per
Cent Stocks OF the City.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-eighth day Of
Jauuary, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aad sixty-aight
[L.sl P. G. GA1LLARD, Mayor.
W. r. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
January 81 limo
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ID
No. 2s5 KING-STREET.
WEEKLY LIST OF NEW WORKS AND NEW
EDITIONS.
BISHOP GREGG's OLD CHERAws. History
Of the old Cheraws, containing an account OF the
Aboriaines of the Pee Dee the first White settle-
ments their subse9usnt progress ciS ene
about 1880 to 1910, with notices OF families ana
atstches of individuals. By Right Rev. Alexander
Gregg, D. D., Bishop Of Texas. vcI 8vo %.
DANTE-the Divine Comedy OF Dante AiigMerl;
Translated by Henry Wordsworth Longleho"'
vols, imperial svo. SIC. -,or -, oon
THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF GOD
DURING THE PERIOD OF REVELATION. by Hev
Charles Colcock Jones, D. u
ON BOTH SIDES OF THE sEA-A Story Of the
Commonwealth and the Restoration. sequel TO
the Dravton, and the Davenants. BY the author OF
the schonberg.(,ot Family. vol. 81 %.
ORIGIN, RISE AND PhoGhESs oT T;a.1 MOhmVM- ny ~
Church. Personal Renembrances and historical
Coleotions hitherto Unwritten. BY Pomeroy tucker,
Pslmvra N. T., with some repcllant Pictures and
Portraits. which are quite good enough Tor their
SoI1sSG I1nNGuass vi ~ AND TEE STUDY OF LANGUAGE.
,relva Iectres on the principles OF Linguistic Sci
ence BY william Dwight whitney. PROFESSOR OF OF
sanscr1t, and Instructor in Modern Languages In
Yale COLLEGE. vol 50 so.
81 sIGDIES IN ENGLISH; or Glimpses Of the inner
pfs Of onr Language. By III. schele de We're, LID,
Professor of Modern Language in the University OF
observation-disclosures AND SHOWERS; Their
InAuenca. throughout Creation; Compendium OF
Populsr Meteorology By Andrew steinmitz. lVoi.
50 IS. .pr pr Erorc,s Tnr-
mar PslQraye 1yol. 81 70.
CALIFORNIA; The Romance @ OF % tae Ass, OF n,,n uIe
Discovery Of Gold In CaniofnAa' "' HN""'N ~ -
DAs MECHTEH H. y w " TO FARM PRoFITABLY; or the
savinos and doinRs of Mr. Alderman Mechl, WITH IL
Ign, sMITFs.THE HU6UENOTs, their Settlements,
cbnrcbes and Industries In England ana Ireland
Rv Samuel Smiles author of selt-Aelp vol. d TO-
IESSING'S NATHAN The WISE. 1ransinteu oy
Miss Ellen rockingham. 81 70:
SELECTIONS FROM The AALEx Ana, La 14e gses'
Finnish Epic Translated Dy the iato froi' 'onn a.
Porter, of Yale College. 81 oo; 49,,
a0ETEEs FAUST, Translated by John Anster,
LIN TNDINE' N SINTRAh1, AsLAUGA's KNIGHT, TWO
cApTAINS By De La Motto Fouque vol: 81 70
nR WfI.MERs LOVE; Novel. BY Margaret
X LOVE IN LETTERS; Curious and Fascinating
'SS5 CORY Z o'LANus; Comic Epist'' with 1lustra-
o0asj %oMaNs 4 IS STRATEGY; capital new English
NISfs HSooK K ABOUT AZ LAWYERS; the celebrated En-
snSn MiSRFY.s TR1E CRYPTIC MASONRY; o Manual Of
an aonnc;i Nv A. e. Mackey, NJ. D. vol. 81.
MkCKEY,s MASONIC RITUALS By a. u.
MacLev M. D. Fully Illustrated, 32mo, cloth, gilt,
81 as tucks gilt edges d oo
January
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AN ORDINANCE

TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF KEEPER OF ST. III
CHAEL's CLOCK.
Be it ordained, That the Office of Keeper Of St.
Michael's Clock be, and the same is hereby
abolished.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-eighth day OF
January, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and s1ty-eight.
H. 81 P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council
January 81 "
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URsULINH ACADEMY, vALLE CRUsIs,
NEAR COLUMBIA. 8. O.
VTNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT
u Rev. Bishop Lynch.
The First Session Of 1858 will begin ON the 1st
February and md on the 1st July.
For circulars address the
Janusry Is lmo MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIVES,
JANUARY 17TH, 1885,
rNHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
upon their COPPER PUMPS somo private mark.
in order that they may be identified whom stolen and
recovered by the City Detectives, as numbers @ oi
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives but
none can be identified.
H. W. HENDRICKS,
1st Lieutenant and Chief of City Detectives.
January II
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atlp publieations.

1tw gublifations.
DIE CHARLESTONER ZEITUNG.
IA GERMAN WEEKLY
rs pupIIsHED EVER WEDNESDAY, By C. G.
ERCKMANN & CO., No. 8 Broad-strcet.
Being the only German paper In South ana NORM
Carolina t}eoryia. Florida and Alabama, 1t has now
large circulation in those States and would, there
fore be O desirable medium OF communicating Win
the Germans In those States in their vernnculsr.
Idvertisements inserted az the usual rates.
C. G. hacKMANN & co..
No. Broad street. Charleston, s. O.
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NIGHT sCHOOLI NIGHT SCHOOL,
No. IS WENTWORrH-STRRET. LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
HNHE HOURS FOB The EXERCISES IN ARITH.
METIC, WRITING, hkADING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to o O'CLOCK T. NJ
Terms-s2 per month In advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra. ,
December2 y. d. bEhdmANN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CITY YTAXES--MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL, February /, 1883.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON
~ CFRNED that the MONTHLY RETURNS
FOR TIE MONTH OF JANUARY FAST, in ccmpl-
snce with the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 28th
day of January 1865 must be mado on or before the
10Th instant.
All defaul ters will bo dealt with as the ordinance
directs w. N. EUGHES,
February ID City Assessor.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

r,npr1sgFp EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
ENCE, s. G., offers an excellent NEG meaium INTO 10
= - t,a ~ tha pee Dee section of the State. Rates
oSIT Of Advertising very reasonable. September l6
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY Assessor,
CITY HALL, February ], 1868
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OF
IN FICE Ia now open and will remain open every
day from the hours Of 0 A. NJ to 2 P. Ii. (Sundays
excepted, until the first day Of March next, for the
receipt of Tax Returns on Real Estate, 60
Ali males, white and colored, over the age OF
twentyone years ore required to return themselves
for Cspitation Tax
All defaultsrs will be dealt with as the ordinance
directs W. N. HUGHES,
February1 limo City Assessor
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OFFICE CHIEFOF CITY DETECTIVES
CHARLESTON, February l, 1868.
nEcOYERED AND BROUGHT TO THIS OFF lCE
n, one SINGLE CASE GOLD WATCH, Gold Face
and Hands. No. S4SS, maker VIM Adams, Liverpool,
and hns o small Gold Chain attached. Said Watch
and Chain is supposed to have been stolen either
from Sumter or Union g. C. The owner can have
the same by calling, proving property and paying
expenses. d. ". anNDhLOno,
First Lieutenant and Chief Of City Detectives.
Februsry 8
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Dissolntion.
THE COMPREHENSIVE

THE COPARTNEKSH1P
OF PIERsoN CO., NO. 20 HAYNE-sTREET,
~ expired on the lst instant by its own limitation.
JOHN &. PIERsON,
EDWARD PERSON,
GEO. 7. KINSEY.
Charleston. February l, 1868.
February m"1S
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GDucational.
y. REEVE GIBBES'
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,,
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT IN
FIFTEEN OR TWENTY LESSONS OF
6,N1z uOIIR EACH

ONE HUH GACa.
rNHIs INSTRUCTION IS PURELY PRACTICAL,
being taught entirely on the system OF every
dsy business, % Merchant, Factor, Jobbing ousi-
ness and Mechanical pursuits.
Writing and Commercial Calculations will also be
taught 4. o..-,,,
and Federal Money, Investments OF Gold IN Federai
Money. Federal Currency into Gold, Investments
nj Gold. &c. and all needfu information to perfect
gentlemen and youths for entering into business
with prospects Of success.
SYSTEM is the first thing taught In my School,
and, without II, no one is business man
j. REEVE GIBBEs,
ACCOUNTANT, &c.
No. 46 BROAD-STREET.
Ianuarv1s mwf2mos
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DEUTsCHE JAEGER UtsTERSTUET-
ZUNGs-GESELLsCHAFT.
EyRE EXTRA VERSAMMLUNG DlEsEH GEo.
n EILSCHAFT wird heute Abend um Uhr Inn
Locale der Herrn Meyer l. Wicking. Society sTasse,
staff anden, wozu die Mitgheder zahlreich elm
osiaden sind HENRY YOUNG,
February9 1 Secret@r pro tenn.
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Gitp advertisements.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCu,(
FEBRUARY l, 1868.
T,HE TIME FOR TAKING OUT LICENSES FOR
CARTS, DRAis, WAGONS, HACKS, OMN1'
BUSES &c, is hereby extended to the 10th instant;
on and after that date tho Police will be ordered to
report oil persons found running such vehicles
without license.
By order Of tho Mayor. ". n. SMITH.
Fehy1,ary3 Clerk of Council.
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,Ssss9EII;;GaEFfslips.
Boarding..

n0anDCAN Re OBTAINED FROM se
3 to So nor week. and rooms from SIS to 50 per
month, in q large three story brick house, at the
head OF Frankin-sreet No 52 next TO tbe corner OF
Wilson and Magazine streets with the use Of dtch-
en- ssrvsnts' rooms and cistern-
january 13 mwf
ID E NJ o W VAL-BOARDING- A A.
II, TRACY having removed her Boarding Estab-
lishnept from No. SO Churchstreet to No. 10 BROAD
STREET, Is now prepared to furnish Board TO Linz
tied number of Ladies' and Gentlemen. Terms mod
erate. December IA
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Mfetinas.
OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY


OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY.
JANUARY %, 1888
rUyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
HOLDERS of this Company will be held on n
This Day, the Sd February, at IL M at the Hsn u
the Insurance and Trust Company, No. Broad
street, when statement of the affairs Of the COM
pany will be submitted and election held Tor Pres
dent and Eight Directors to ssrve for the ensuing
twelve months, w. j. HERIOT,
February Secretary and Treasurer
sOLOMON,s LODGE, No. 1. A. e. NJ.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
n Lodge will be held This tMonday) Erentng
the Sd instant. at TX o'clock The arrear list Will
be read Members will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly Candidates for Degrees are
requested to be punctual.
By order W. II.
February II
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THE SUMTER NEWS,
DARR & OSTEEN, Proprietors.
DUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT SUMTER,
4 y. c. Subscription s4.00 per annum. To
Gibbs of fouI 1870 per annum.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
Qecemrer5
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r OsT. THREE KEYS, COIN<arTAOHED.
i Please leave them st tOSTo-iCE-
February
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S he
PATIO BlTTERS, an unfailing remedy for air Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists Tyr November ~
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Go Rent.

SMALL HOUSE WANTED To RENT.
= one with four rooms, kitchen, &c. Address
o. BOX No S2O State location and terms.
Eebruary 8 .
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l1)ants.

CO1 TON SEED WANTED.-WILLP PUR-
u CHASE LONG OR SHORT STAPLE for cash.
Bags furnished If required. Address L. 7. POTTER
No 50 Wentyy, rth.street mw2 February
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
cases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by all Druggists,
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1ost anb .tonna.

= 0ST~A LADY,S DARK FUR CAPE,
| 4 IN Gleebe or Colege-sreet. The finder will bsr
rewarded by leaving same at ATLANTIC WBA!.r
t,FFICN II Febr-aryS
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERs, an unfuiling remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druqgsts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
River DisDafclaes.

h PITTsBURG, Sept. 27-The river is
ii feet 6 inches and falling. Weather
clear and cool. Hsz
/ LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.-The river
IS rising very fast, with 10 feet 2
inches in the. canal by the mark.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 26-The river
is still rising, with seven feet on the
slsoals Weather fair and pleasant.
The Ella Hughes departed for Cairo
and the Nashville arrived from St.
Louis. s.o,.#sa5 e....If
MEMPHIS, Sept. 26.--W Weather clear
and pleasant; thermometer 62. The
riyeris rising slowly. Departed-Sil-
yer Spray, for New Orleans; Julia,
M.gcnta aud Forsyth, for St. Louis ;
Clifton, for Cincinnati. - ~
~CAIRo, September 27.-Port list
TIA lismaD, Nashville to CAIRO, 8 P. NJ. ;
Tacony, Tennessee River to St. Louis.
"A NJ Tennessee, st. Louis to Lou
isvllle. 10.A NJ; Hero. Cairo to St.
Louis, / 2. NJ; White, Paduch pack :
ct, 3 p. NJ; Cumberland. Evansville
paeket, 3 P NJ, +; Alaska, Cincinnati to
I New Orleans; 3 p N; Strader. Gin
cinnati to New Orleans P. NJ; Belle
Memphis. st; Louis to Memphis, 3 P.
The river rose five inches to-day.
Weather clear