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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-05
Announcements.

SKIFF s GAyLoRD's MINsTaELs.-
The horrid weather could not keep
the people from hearing the Minstrels
last night, and the Opera House was
again crowded from pit to dome with
the beauty. intelligence. and fashion
of the city. The performance, like
those which have preceded, was equal.
perhaps superior, to any in this line
of amnsements ever before given in
this city. Indeed, this troupe. we
presume. have no superiors on the
continent Master Willie Gaylord's
contortions are an inexplicable phe-
nomcnen. and Little Vic" capti-
waited all the little folks. Tonight
Till Ebe the last appearance of this
talented troupe in this city, and those
who have been detained hitherto
should go and see them by all means
to night. ll4t4 g-a
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A San CAsE OF CRrME,-A young

"A SAD CASE OF CRTME.-A young
girl, Rhoee parents live in the city
was arrested yesterday and lodged IN
the lock up on a charge of larceny.
She had been living in the family Of
Dir. Jones rs housegirl, and was es-
teemed by the family as an excellent
girl. Articles, however, began to be
missed, and an investigation led TO
thereco7ery of fine point lace shawl
valued at $200-a present 10 Mrs.
Jones; diamond ring valued at $500,
a Grape shawl intrinsically worth $50,
but valued by Miss Jones as above
all price, being a relic of her dead
mother. Other articles of con-
siderable value were also found
in her possession. and several
are yet missing. which it is supposed
she has purloined. Two silk dresses
belonging to Mrs. DR.. Jones were
missing, but careful search discov-
cred them rolled up very closely and
concealed in an old trunk, in which
rubbish was slowed away. and it is
supposed she had secreted these with
a view of carrying them away when a
favorable opportunity offered. In
addition to the property belonging to
Mrs. j ones, there was found in her
possession a large fancy pih-cushion,
made by Mrs. Capt. Gus. Dusouohet,
and given a. presentto Mrs. Jas. Ell.
Caflin, in whose employment the girl
had been for q day and half, when
she left giving as reason that her
father did not wish her to stop in .
house where so many young men were
boarding. She says the pin cushion
was given her by young man who
was boarding at Mr.. Carlin's, but she
unfortunately did not know the name.
The girl is only eighteen years old, or
scarcely that, and is rather prepos-
sessing in her appearance. Her father,
who is terribly mortified and grieved
by this singular dishonesty of his
daughter, had an interview yesterday
with DR.. Jones, and it was considered
probable that, the goods being recoV7
cred. the girl would not be prose
cuted. This course would probably
be mistaken kindness to the young
offender, yet it seems hard that one
SO young and fair should be sent to
the States prison, where she would
hardly be reformed. It is a sad. sad
case, one we'll calculated to excite the
sympathy of every parent in the COM
munity. .,-,
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SHEET IRON SEwERs.-We saw at
Ed. Hopper's boiler shop, on Thurs
day, a section of sheet iron sewer,
intended for Henderson. These Sec
tions are designed for the portions of
the sewers Immediately under the in
let's, with a view TO bresk the action
of the fall of water on the brick bot.
tom of the sewer. We believe that
in constructing the sewers in this city.
no such precautions were deemed
necessary. Although the inlets on
some of them were thirty feet deep,
yet we have heard of none Of them
giving way.
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PROGRESS. - Columbus sailed to the
American coast IN q. 1our hundred ton
ship, and first landed upon the Island OF
st. Domingo. Last week a vessel from St.
Domingo unloaded in New York over four
hundred tons of st. Croixa Rum for p. II.
Drake & Co., of that CITY. This is but a few
weeks supply OF this article, whlcn these
gentlemen use in the manufacture of the
celebrated PLA%TATIoN BITTERS. We are
informed by an exchange that MessTs.
DRAKE e. Co. have not advertised a dollar
for q year, but that the sales of this article
continue at the former enormous figure.
In 1864, the receipts of @he PLANTATION
BITTERS were equal TO those of the New
YORK and Now Haven Railroad
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supe rior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. dec dSteodltw
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The Recorder
looked lugubrious yesterday He had
nary case, got no money, and had
to stand the beer, which left him ten
cents out of pocket. At late hour
last evening, he was waiting impa-
silently to see if the young girl arrest
ed for robbing her employer, Of which
mention is made elsewhere, would be
brought before him. He had no hopes
of better luck to-day, for he limited
that the weather would be of such a
character last night that the police
would not be able to venture out.
Hard times come again, sure.
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WORK INTERRUPTED. = The in
clement weather Of yesterday and the
day previous has Interrupted the work
on the streets. Four days more of
good weather would have enabled
Mr. Lowry, the contractor, to have
completed the work-thore being
about two days work to do on Locust
Street and two on lower Water or
Front Street. Ia addition to this,
there is engagement, we understand,
to heap up lot of gravel for the use
of the city. We. may reasonably
expect sufficiently good weather be,
fore New Years to admit the finishing
of the work.
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REAL Estate TRASsFERs.-The follow
ing Ia a list OF tine real estate transfers for
the week ending the 5tb, as appears from
the record in the Auditors off1ce: -.
Fred. Sell 10 James IgeI, the undivided
One-third of Lot 29 MaxwelPs Subdivision
Of the south half of Section Il, and SOUTH
east quarter of the southeast quarter OF
Section Is, Township 6, range 10. for 500.
TlIos. H. Huckef to Johanna Anle1tner,
Lot "a, Bray's Enlargement. for $3.50
Jos. p. Elliott to Priscilla Rollins, Lot IA,
Block 2, Younglove's Enlargement, for
500. Al $50
John A. Reitz to Converse Clement, Lots
T. and 8, Block g. Fourth Enlargement,
for 81
James Scantlin to louis Schreier, part
OF the northeast quar- ter of the southwest
quarter of Section 4, Township6, range 10,
containing IL 75-1O0 acres, for $500. -asep
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HORRIBLE WEATHER.-The most hor-
rible weather we have experienced
since last Winter was that prevailing
yesterday. The mercury ranged below
450 all day, and light drizzly rain
continued all day, with dense black
clouds closing out daylight at Pm.
last evening. On such a day nothing
could happen, of course, and it was a
day exceedingly barren of incident,
but extrem aly prolific of bad colds,
acute rheusnatisms, and catarrhs.
Taken for all in all, we hope we shall
never look upon it's like again.
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EEW ADYERTlSElHlEl III rs.
AN and 20 Ihem

RYING'S IMPR WE'D STE = M
"a. Portable Crop Cut and Improved
POiLeb G steam Engine can be seen in
operation daily tor a short time in the
stock yard adjoining the Railroad House,
on Main Street, nea the railroad depot,
Evansville. Ino. Engineers, machinists,
and others interested IN this branch OF
business would DO wei to call and exam
inc these valuable improvements, az they
are altogether different from the ordinary
engines. Also persons having timber
lands, or requiring steam power Tor an ]
call and see these machines before pur-
chasing elsewhere. For simplicity, econ
omy, durability, power. and space, the
proprietors fiatJer themselves that they
excel anything heretofore used.
1ei day rEld
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PERsoNAL-Dr. Tunnel, of Shaw
neetown. Illinois, is in the city. The
Doctor won one of the prizes offered
for the largest list of subscribers to
the Campaign JOURNAL last Summer.
Captain A MSler, 2 former soldier
of the Forty second Indiana, IS in
the city.
Colonel John I'll. Mann, of Mt.
Vernon; Alex. Fl. Foster, of the
house OF Foster Brothers, aud Mr..
G. 2. Parsons, of Cairo, were in the
city yesterday.
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In BankruDfev.

PE1HES Is TsB GIVE NOTICE, that, on
~ the 26th day of Novem Der, A.D, 1868, a
warrant In bankruptcy was issued against
the estate OF Charles g. Burns. of Evans
Vile, in the county of Vanderburgh. and
state of Indiana. who has been adjudged
- pankrupt. o. MS own petition
delivery of any property belong
Ing To such bankrupt to him. or
for his use, and the transfer of any
property b. him. is forbidden by 1 " that
meeting OF the creditors of the said bank
rupt. 10 prove their debts and choose one
or more assigneeS OF his estate, will be
held At Court of Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- al the Office OF Charles H. Butterfield
on -Thlrd street. between Main and LO-
cIlst treets, in the city of Evansville, In
diana, on the Huh Gay of January, a D.
1853, al 10 O'Clock AM
BENZ. j. SPOOEER,
u. s. Marshal, District of Indiana,
uec4 Messenger. -
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Decemhelr asth

viii be Christmas this gear, and we
can supply as gifts, both useful and
ornamental, Boys and Children's
Fine Boots, Ladies and Misses Fine
Shoes and Slippers of all kinds, Mems
Opera, Turkey Morocco and Colored
Kid and numerous other styles of
slippers; and anything else fine and
fancy in the shoe line.
TURNER & KUMLER.
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Speaking of the NOVELTY CLOTHES
WRINGER exhibited at the late Far OF
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, the New York
Liberal Christian says;
"The Novelty Wringer received the
marked appreciation OF the jury. and was
awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUM. .
II Is now admitted that Il has no equal as
a family wringer. IL has the PAT
ENT FLANGE COG. WHEELS on b tn
ends OF the Rolls, as well on the most APP
proved appliances for adjusting the press
ure, so that a fine lace collar or a heavy
wooden blanket cap be nun through with
equal facility, and without injury.
Indeed, in all respects. its superiority is SO
apparent that the high testimonials II IL
constantly receiving can be readily ac-
counted for. In fact, whenever and
wherever exhibited, II invariably secures
the highest honors."
n. b. PHELPS q CO., General Agents,
No. II Cortlandt Street,
New York city.
~|- Sold everywhere.
oc3l d4t, a W, Sat wat
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In Bankruptcy.

FEHEEIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that. on
- the 9th day Of November, AID. 1868, a
warrant IN bankruptcy was issued against
tue estate OF Lemuel Adle4, of Evansville,
In the county of Vanderburgh and Statesof
1adiana, who has been adjudged bank
rupt on. his own Petition; that the pay
ment of any debjs ana delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to
MIN or ior his use, and the Transfer OF any
property by him, Is forbidden by law /;
thst q meeting of the creditors OF the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more aSsigneeS Of his estate, VIII De
held at Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 he no d.
Evansville, Ind. os the SIN day OF Janu-
airy, AID. IS g, at o O'Clock A n.
BEN. j. SPOONER,
U. s. Marshal, District OF Indiana,
de3 DIT Messenger
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AFLoAT AGAIN.-Mr. j. S. Lowry S
gravel. digger, which has been aground
on the gravel bar opposite this city
for two or three months, was foated
off yesterday or the day before by the
rise in the river, and now lies moored
in deep water near the Lamasco
wharf.
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A SERIoUs ACCIDENT.-We learn
that Mr. Ben. @. Young, well known
in this city, while cut hunting on
Green River few days ago, accident
ally shot himself, charge Of squirrel
shot passing through the middle of
his hand, inficting a very serious aud
painful wound His surgeon, how
ever, thinks he can save the hand
without resorting to amputation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-05

NEW LIQUOR STORE. - We are
pleased TO see our old friend N. L.
Carr again In business His stock is
open at Nos. 3 aud 4 South Water
Street, and such a stock would please
the most fastidious. Tie keeps all
the choice brands, and sells them at
prices that will astOnish ''otd buyers. "
dec1 If. ..-@
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TO THE
N Il he " o u IS
EBILTTATED.

Whose sufferings have been protrac
cd from hidden causes, and who o
cases require prompt treatment 10
render existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, deblitated, eosily tire 2
Does a little extra exertiou Drodu e
palpitation Of the hearth Does yo,r
liver, or urinary organs, or your k.-
neys, frequently get out Of ordor2 10
you have spells Of short breathing r
dyspepsia2 Are your bowels coust-
pated2 Do you have spells Of lain--
ing, or rushes Of blood TO Che hcac2
Is your memory impaircd2 Is yoYr
mind constantly dwelling upon th
subject D. you feel dull. listle.s.
moping, tired Of company, Of
life? Do you wish to be lift
alone, to get away from everY-
body? Does any little ching
make you start or jump Is yclr
sleep broken or restless2 is the rs-
ire Of your eye az BRILLIANT tho bloom
Of your cheek as bright2 Do you el-
joy yourself in society ais we'll? do
you pursue your business with flo
same enerey2 Do you feel as mu b
confidence in yourself2 Are yotr
spirits dull and tagging, given 90 fits
Of melancholy? If 70, do not lay it
10 your liver or dyspepsia. Have yau
restless nights2 Your back WEI <
your knees weak, and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this 20
dyspepsia Or liver complaint
How many men, from badly-curad
diseases, from the effects Of self-abu4o
and excuses, have brought about tfls
state Of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system 10
much az to induce almost every OH n
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis sIi-
nal affections, suicide, and almost
every other form Of disease viii h
humanity is heir TO, aud the rcli
cause Of the trouble scarcely oysr
suspected, and have doctorod for n
but the right one2
Diseases Of those organs require tic
use Of a diuretic. HELMBOLD s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10 tho
great diuretiq ahd Is q certain cure
FOR diseases Of the Bidder, Kidne. B,
Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
Female Complaints, General Debil,tt,
md all diseases Of the Urinary O p
gans, whether existing in male r
emale, from whatever cause orirIa-
iting, and no matter of how lo1z
standing.
If no treatment is submitted b.
or Insanity may onsul
Dur flesh and blood are supported
rom these sources, and our health
nd happiness, and that OF postori
Iepend upon prompt use Of @ reliab
emedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Blu.
'HU, established upward Of eighteen
ears, prepared by
j. Il. Hell M BOLD
Druggist.
494 Broadway, New York,
AND
1O4 South Tenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
PRICE,
25 per Bottle, or Six Bottles fol-
% go,
elivered to any address. Sold By
druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up
steel engraved wrapper with taa-
nile Of my Cnepfcal War louEe,
H.T. HELMBOLB.
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Removal,
%Rs. GOODMAN

RwRS. GOODMAN 10
Takes pleasure to announce to the ladies
of Evansville that she has moved her
STOCK or AILLINERY
From First Street to SOUTH SECOND
STREET, few doors from Main where
she Will be pleased to see her Old custom-
ers, and as many new ones, where they
will find q splendid assortment OF
BONNETS, HATS, and lLILLZNERY
In general, at rease pable prices.
deci 2Wd MRS. GOODMAN.
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The BURaLARs.-Two nights have
passed without a burglary or an at
tempt at burglary, SO far as we have
been able to ascertain. 1t won't do
to lay the fattering JUNCTION to our
souls that they have left the CITY
They are only waiting for the little
excitement that prevailed a dav or
two ago to die away. They will be
heard from again.
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a LEAK.-We notice leak in the
roof of the Third Street Engine
House, which lets IL a small stream
Of water down through the ceiling
directly back of the throne occupied
by the City Recorder. 1t has already
washed off a section of the plastering
of the ceiling, and is manifestly grow
ing worse. 1t should be repaired at
0nce
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R@ Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent !;
then go to Davidson & Becker's, 160
Main Street. and save Is or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
noY28- rnY&s.
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FRESH LARD. = Families desiring
TO put up their lard for the year viii
do well to send their cans and jars to
ELLIoTT's pork house and have them
filed. A splendid lot of hogs is now
being cut up. del
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FOR RETTW.

ESffs EzzTT- BASEMENT T. irhe has 3.
IS neut 81 the Cumberland presbVtaEi ts
lhnfchi a1rneT ~ Second aud rhesTn n
streets fhiH would De VERY dasrraE +.
place for teaching NHffe or DrOlDiBg q q.
k9teafhg. Also, RI good room for ON o Hr a.
Auqulrn Of ALWA ATT JON M9ON.
"u1O du Real Estate NRaut.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT NoTIoE.-All persons
having claims against the steamer
MoIlie Norton, will please forward
them to-day to Captain Charles G..
Perkins, Henderson, Kentucky.
dec5]t. - q A. 81 -'A
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sTFAMROAT LINEs


TO LoUIsvILLE.--Esvery Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A.Ez. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
TO CAIRo-Dsily, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock P. II.
TO GREEsg RIVER Every Monday and
Friday at 5 O'Clock P. II. Every Thursday
at O'ciOoE P. II.
TO EAsTPoRT. Every Monday, Wednes-
day and r riday at A O'Clock p. "A. 4
TO HESDERsoE-Daily, except Sundays,
81 . O'Clock PIN.
To NAsEvILLR-Every Wednesday aud
Saturday al p ".
10 MEzPHIs-Eyery Tuesday at p af.
RockportStage fvia iyeRburgll and Boom
vilte,l carrying the mall, leaves at A. Il,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 2. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. Il.
Mt. Vernon Bfall Stage leaves daily Eek
capt SundaySl at A. II. Arrives daily Tex
cent Sundays by 2 p. 81. s
20 NEWBUR0.-HacR daily except sum
IayD from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. III. ~
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rarra Haats and IndLanaaalis.
- TErRE nAuTE.

The eF,anee on the Ohio and Mississippi
ERSfIroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
bar nm after which we will correct the
time table of that Road
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CANDY.-We are prepared to sell
PURE CANDY to country merchants,
by the box, at 1Sc per pound. Fancy
goods, toys, &C., will be sold at a
greatly reduced rate.
~, KAHN & VILE,
nov29-1w No.2 North Water Street.
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SATURDAY.. ..DECEMBER 5, -
CITY NE w S.

THANKs.-Mr. George Hill, Ex-
press Messenger, will please accept
thanks for favors which are duly
appreciated.
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BEWARE OF TARA ALBA CANDY
AND HOW re TEST Intake a few
sticks OF candy and put into a tum-
bier of water, and when dissolved,
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumbler. 25-2W.
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CANDY.-WholesaIe price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. III. HERMANN, No. 45
Main Street; ALTERING & HAssLER.
No. Is South First Street. MO Inn
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D@H DIR. Burton's Tobacco Anti
dote removes all desire for tobacco in
few days. For sale at the Opera
Drug Store, Of Schuermann & Bur-
ford, Is South First Street. dec5 1w
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River DISPATCHES.


CAIRO, December 4.-Tyrone, Ev.
ansville packet, 9P.M.; Norman, Ev-
ensville, Memphis. 10 PM; Indiana,
BILE City, st. Louis, Memphis, II P NJ.
Romeo, Memphis, Evansville, 2 AM;
Emperor, st. Louis, Pittsburg. z AM.
Lady Gay, New Orleans, st. Louis, 9
AM; Champion, St Louis, Cincinnati,
8 An; Gill, st. Louis, New Orleans,
10 AN: Messenger, st. Louis, Pitts
burg, PM; Rubicon, Saint Louis,
Vicksburg, AM; Quickstep, Ev-
ansville packet, & PM; Sam. j. Hale,
Memphis. Cincinnati, Z PM. River
stationary. Cloudy.
MEMPHIS, December 4.-Weather
cloudy and cool. The river is rising
slowly. White River is falling, with
4 feet to Little Rock.
Arrived = Marble City, from St.
Louis; Ames, from Cairo. d parted
Camelia, for New Orleans; Argosy,
tor Evansville.
NASHVILLE, December 4. - The
river is falling, with 81 feet on Har-
peth shoals. Rain last night; the
weather now is cloudy and cold.
Arrived-Talisman, from Cairo.
CINCINNATI, December 4. = The
river has risen 8 inches. 1t has been
raining hard the last II hours. Their
mometer 40. 1
LOUISVILLE, December 4. - River
z feet II inches in the eaual, feet
IL inches in the chute, and 4 feet IL
inches over the rocks and falling.
Business dull. Weather wet and cold.
Port Iist-Robert Moore, Cincinnati,
Emma No. 3 and Minnie, from Cn-
ciunati.
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BG- No Clothes Wringer can be
durable with the double friction of
cOgs at both ends, which can play out
of gear and not touch together when
most neod,d. The UniUersal" has
not these fatal objections, and is avay-
s.dafe6 durable.
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eSTs AHED-MC LE-Isast Frid ~ even
- Log from the steamer Cam berland a
ii1nt bay mule, about fourteen hands
nlgh, and three y,ars old. ANY person
VINO VIII return q mule to W. NJ. AKIN
az his pork house, on Fist street, WI / be
hbeTaiiy rewarded. lde3 u3L
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drawn them from their icy prison, we
naturally concluded that il was a
eanard.
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Notica oil nsolTannv.

a II THE SEP FEM xEK TERM o.
In the Court of Common Pleas OF Van
del our.h County, the estate OF f.benezer
Hjggtnbottom, deceased, was declared
probably tn>oIvent. Creditors are there
fore notified that the = me will be settled
accordingly. GEObGE MILLER
administrator.
BUCHANAN & GoorING, AGtys.
Dated the 4th day of December, 1858.