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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

nay Persons wishing any books of
the American Tract Society. either
German or English, can find the
Agent, Mr.. Jonh Master, at Mr..
Miles's residence, on the southwest
side of Third Street, between Locust
and Walnut. = jan203t
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w p FTsHtFb ~ nromnoii niesn,+ citizen
of Princeton, lis in the city, stopping
at the Sherwood House. zvav
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B6@ Appleton's Railway Guide is
for sale at SCOTS. All travellers
should have it. isaas saHsa7rA
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GoDEY's LADY Book for February
has been received at SCOTS news
depot
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R3-Wholesale price of Stick Can
dy, full weight, sin gle box, per pound,
20 cents 20 boxes, 9cents per pound !;
best quality, % cen Is per pound.
ja1S 3t I I'll. HERMANN.
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B9- Carriers Ink should be used on
every steamboat PCS D71ish
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Ba= Young Men, spend your even
ings in a profitable way, by joining
evening classes in Penmanship or
Book Keeping, at the Evansville
Business College, Mes. AZ and 40
Main Street. 20 f jan13-d1W
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looo..-.....-'. ooZ,29U "a 4,oVo 94o4o 1918 looo
1t viii be seen by the above table
that the assets have steadily aud uni
formly increased, and we doubt if any
company in the country can show a
better percentage on the amount in
sured. The assets consist of premi
UNI notes, cash and city bonds. The
Directors have been enabled to loan
to the city at low interest out of
THE cash on hand, a considerable sum
towards the purchase of the new
steam engine. For several years
dividends were declared, but in 1863
the Legislature passed a law prohibit
ing mutual companies from paying
dividends until the accumulations had
reached 800, 000g and from that time
the net profits have been retained as
assets Of the Company. We congratu-
late the Directors and policy holders
upon their past management and good
fortune, and trust the future may be
as successful.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-AsA
IGLEHART VS.. HALLocK & SToDDARD.
This case, which has been on trial
for the last three days, in the Com,
mon Pleas Court, is an action brought
by lglehartT to collect. for himself and
Conrad Baker, $1,000, attorneys fees.
The case is this: In 1864, Iglehart
undertook, without any agreement ex-
cept that he was to be literally paid,
to institute legal proceedings for the
redemption or recovery Of some prop
erty, on Fourth Street, which had been
sold and conveyed by the Sheriff to
the 4Etna Insurance Company, and
Governor Baker was retained as as.
sociate counsel Several suits were
prosecuted, here, at Mt, Vernon on
change OF venue, and at indianapolis,
the re suit of all which was that Hal
lock K Stoddard, in October last, re-
covered the possession. of.the property.
worth from so, 900 TO $24 900, and
damages, in the way of rents, SD. 600:
in all $4,000 to $33, 900. After the
litigation was over, CONTROVERSY
arose as to the attorneys fees-lhe
attorneys claiming the amount above
mentioned, and the Clients insisting
that thegrsheRld ,Rot-exeeei- half that
sam-and 50 this action IS the result.
The case was Conducted on the part
of the plaintiffs by Colonel DENLY,
and on the part of the defense by Col-
Onel Jones and r. A. Hill, ESQ. The
witnesses testifying were mostly law.
yers. On the part of the plaintiffs it
was proven that the services were.
worth the sum claimed by the plain
tiffs them elves, and BY Afessrs. Por-
ter, Harrison and Hord, of Indiana.
polls; by Mr. Donald, of Prineetdn.l
and by Messrs. Robinson. Chandler,
Garvip. Welborp, Stinsone, Marsh,
Goodiug. Hargrave and Butterfeld.
While for the defendants, Me-srs..
Morrison, Gordon and Marsh, OF In
-dianapolis, and AIR Dyeros our bar,
ixod the value Of the services at from
$3,600to $1,000, aud Colonel Jones at
$500 The trial resulted in yer
dict for the plaintiffs for 81, 900 The
case was one 9f considerable iuqsfest
in legal circles.
Il Alter the deoision IN the essee of
Iglehartrvs II alloek 4 Stoddard. the
case of Thomas b. FitzwiHian vs. :
Matthew Lynch, was called This
case arose as follows: Last Spring
JvDob o-,r,,,I 81 ,a,,, ,,,o-, =, -:
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BI~ Rubbers Of all sizes at Esb
jan2l j. s. ROCKERS.
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Miluoarcl's Hello Reedles, n, Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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Milward's Needles are the best.

5 B@. Gentlemen, call and see my
Double, French Calf Boots. They
will stop water or snow, and a-e bet
ter than any work put up in this city,
and are sold for one-h half the price
jan21 JGS. KICKER.
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A Republican UnlOn County COnVen-
- ton
VIII be held in the Court House. in
Eyansville onfFau ~ on

Evansville, on Feq so on
Saturday, February 8th, 1868,
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Indianapo-
Hs, on Thursday, February 10th, 1868,
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the Convention, o.fyrJ1
By order of the Executive Commit
Tee. J.AP. EELIoTT, Chairman.
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Machines Use C2qrks Spool Catton
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AMERICAN Lead Pencils are equal
to any in the market, aud from % to
so per cent. cheaper. For sale at this
Office. .....-.rs.....ns
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Take none other than o7qrF's Cation.
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RAJ Letter Paper, from to II
pounds, ruled or plain, for sale at this
Office. M sEHag ....-....
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RA- Rubber Boots for Gents,
Ladies and Children at
jan21 j. 5. RICKER's.
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Sons OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sat
urday Grand Worthy Patriarch Chas.
w. Stage visited Vincennes, and at
night was present at the installation
of the officers Of Division No. 30,
Sons. of Temperance, at which time
the following named officers were in
stalled: George w. Hill. w. p; JAS
G. Beeler, w. A; w. B. Carson, r.
S.; Mrs. George w. Hill, A. R. s.;
B. F. Payne, f. s.; DIR. WV. Hit,
Treasurer; Fl. E. Wilmer, Conductor;
Miss II. Z. Jackson, Assistant Con
ductor; Mrs. NJ. s. Dunuing, l. s.;
James Cook, 0. s.; and NJ. S. Dan
ming, p. W.PEi , - II II
On Sabbath evening Mr.. Stagg de-
livered lecture at the NJ. +. Church,
on the subject of Temperance, which
was we'll attended and listened to
with deep interest. The lecture will,
no doubt, be attended with good re-
suits.
I'D K#a-#4#HM Ell 8# &aO4
RoBBERY.-LastS Saturday evening,
just before night-fall, lady, whose
name our informant did not learn
while passing through the bridge at the
mouthlof Pigeon Greek, was met and
seized by two men, one of whom held
her hands behind her, while the other
placed his handkerchief over her
mouth and proceeded to rob her.
after which they made their esca pc.
The gentleman furnishing the in
formation did not learn what amount
of money she was robbed of, nor any
further particulars. This is not the.
first time a robbery has been commit
ted in that bridge. Evidently there
are some villains still out of Jail in
this community, amidst is hoped the
police will keep a shapSlook out for
them. s
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Ladies' use CIark's sp0ol Cotton.
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C2ar5sS Spool e'otto'a is s Cord 70 so.
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Olark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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4 Gone EAsrG His HIS Honor. Mayor
BaSer leaves for the East by This
morning train, to be gone several
days. lsTi8 bua 9nl4 TsHT01
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Niloard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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gGr Ruled onion skin paper, for
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the JOUR
NAL Office.
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NEW FIRM.-We have associated
with us in business, Mr. j. W Bar
bour, who, for many years, has been
in our employ. The new house will
be conducted under the uame and
style of Holingsworth & Co.
Thankful for the kind patronage
extended to us for uGany years by our
friends, we respectfully solicit a CON
tinuance of the sane.
jan6-tf HoLLINGswoRTH Bios.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

80 80 50 50
Fifty Bolts, Bleachod and Brown
Domestic, and a lot of Calico by the
bolt will be sold at ELLIoTT's, on
Friday, at 2 P NJ, this week FL
jan21 1T 2aisi1 ELLIOTT
B@r Ladies, I have just received
three cases plain Morocco Polish
Boots, so fashionable just now in New
York for walking or carriage boots,
very nice. ~
L am keeping my stock full of all
kinds of nice fashiona bic goods, and
selling far below Eastern prices.
IDS JhS. KICKER,
jail go Main Street.
LETTER AND NOTE PAPER-100
reams assorted weights and best
quality. For sale at ~ Z.
JOURNAL COUNTING Room.
M
BT~ Rockingham, Tariegated and
Yellow a1eensware.s direct fromzIgiyer-
pooh willabegsoid ing assorted lots to
suit purchasers, at Coffman's to-mor-
row at 2 o'clock P MJsE dee2I-It.
NEWSPAPER. We, have now on
hand large stock Of hgood rag news
paper of the Following sizes 22x33,
24x3L 24x36, 25x33, 29x42, 29x40,
which we viii sell low for cash aAlso,
good Winter eNe9s lux, in-25 pound
kegs gsFT JorRs AL CoMPANY.
fse 9 -gsffst IS r.,---W TX
~ ao43ars lo ylsaa71i alfA 8lss sri
3 B1S@There isla great rush at Ell
LfoTT's every day at 2 PaMs to get
Dry Goods at Auction Prices never
were lower = ss74n Lad 30 so /
Fhe FIRST ladies OF the city are in at
tendance ELLIOTT
jan21 If Auctioneer.
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CITY NEWS.

meteorological Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JoURNAL once: ~ - & .
A. N. NOON. P. NJ. MIDI
Thermometer. SOo S20 3Oo 7240
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PASSED. The, ordinance for. the
! punishment Of persons keeping houses
LOT ill-fame, and persons visiting them,
passed the City Council, last night, by
unanimous vote.
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LETTER AND NOTE PAPER.-100
reams assorted weights and best
quality For sale at ~
JOURNAL COUNTING Room.
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Hand sewing try lIlil,oard,s Needles.
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RAILROAD TIME ABB Il
Evansville and .hawfOrdsV'.
coMINe Youth
IFs.F- .VFTETf n

fss4t< 3sal.eagsaR =. leavegEj Arrr,ye
ferre Haul. Vincennes. E,V1lle
Fincenne s Act ..s..,.-.-. Z w A d lU-VV a n
Treiant & Ac. 40 A N u 80 p d 2:SS p NJ
Mat1 -....... ~, p N = rs P NJ 10: II p N
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peunsDluania 9otfl,
Gds Der fsbentsn uno 0inosn 5traee
.9llentOaU1s. PM.

Der unirjd&ntts pdnI6t bsm publifum I'm
allssmtinsn aHtunsspOa anBu,dssn, pub sr bas
Ubtss 3otd iibsrpommsn tat unp Sur Aufnatms
pom 8siltnben unb @6lisn polltoumsn tiraer&
tst III. DaGdbe lisst insbsionpers tsqutm su
itbtm @tlhGltstbtllt Der Staot unb bat tinsn
istr ssrdumisen 5cf unp quite Stalunssn.
Bas 8d@t unb Slid anbstrifTt, 70 III auss.
msIn bstaunt, pub sritrs iists init bsm . { q en-
bts Warttss psrlstsn unb ltbteur NIT
gut unb uuf pus fstnRs ,ubrsiistsn Spsilsn ;u
alien Gb3,itsn tsisbt 10. 8srnu bistst bic . +
bic fsinlitn, wotllGmtdtnpasn unb rsiniien @t
trdnfe unb bic SGlafsimme tntbaltsn p,id,,
duesra refine 8tttsn, weI&s bic 8silsnbsn sur
Rute tnlabtn.
llnteryi&nster irirb tptbT glitt noG Roltlr
i&susn. um feline @afte sur p0Gtsm 3ufrisben'
tdt btbi,nsn iu fSnnsn unb bitttt batr um btr
3ufpru& bee publttums.
- Smnibufs psrlafsn bas 5Ottl fir itssr
Gtitnbatnsus,
nOts WfOfes 0ntb.
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9ripat 8erfauf
eimeS tpertbbDllem 2SirtbsbaiieS
uuD StpreffanbS.

Der tlnttrSe&nste btstst bisrmit feline In ylsw
parrYpile. epnn sOpnltip, estst Go. 2 Mst.
len ppn epnnpillt unb Wtilsn BON g8ssnsrs.
bile sslsssns 0irttiGaft uni Shorthand rurt
ptipattanpsl gum gutauf an. So IN elmer Der
bsasn @dfGdftspldbe I'm County unb bsfstt aus
S ader BON bsasn Saulunb. auf wtI6sm T&
stn 2a5diass. aus Badfsnsn srbautts 9sbdnOs,
AZ 8 5rOnt unb 80 8 tif nsbR anbsrsn sr.
forbsrl Gsn Nstsnsstduorn b'fnrn Gin lG5
ntr @arttn unO pislt Sbf. Bdumt btFnbsn l1d
sbrnfals babel
Dr btiss gtssntbum ,u ffbsu unb bic ndbs'
rtn Bsptnaunsen ,u efatrsn wiin&t, tpsnps flo
an ben Sis'ntttmtr.
Sames s. Sbmitb.
S,pt I. 1868. natp
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Ni6arD 2SSnlfer,

yeo. 35 8eh 6amilton StruBe, Q0en
taun, Qenn'a.
Bsi cbsn9enanntsm psrrn uiro man Gin per(hiss
osnartisss adcrismsnt ron Sausbatunss Sitter fin.
'n-ia Gin sresst. uno srSssr als is in osler Gitp
gum Btrtauf ansstoisn porosu ift.-sinfdlisss au
limb fur, oIs drtitsl Die sepSbnlidb in tinsm pes
hSnoi9sn China Stebr sebalisn psrosn.
Ct If hShft pnnttar fdr bsrsits 9suoFeus 8unb,
daft uno bct auf cine Scrtoauer tsrfdbsn-er laost
oobsr dae Gin rel ibm an,urufsn uno ftinsn 5tod
u untsrfuhsn sbs fs loufipo toufsn.
So fprtdtt por-ib tuoire ~ ,,pltltn," unc msiu
Rstte H.: Die olIerbstsn Sitter an ben mSstha
uisosrfsn prsilsn.
Ri6aro @alfer.
so, 35, Bsfs bamilton' SnaBs
anentaun.
Sult Q. 1857. ue-ls
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gtsiasangtn Oisftr Bfituns.

Der Fatriet srbtnt itotn Stnftas fur Gin abasr une
sabs stnts Sss 5strs, in 9orausbejabluns msnn
atsr sjshI miro, psrSn 81 susrsnt ssns Subicrbsnsn
ptrSn fir nsn trrsn 5,iram ais Ncnasn anssncmmsn
,ne NtmanS ann Ole 5s~e assbsn, obns vobsr os Rds
Hsnps btiablt Ju babsn
sgBttantms9u psrosn an ptn ssuS6nlibtn
prsifsn snssridt
Z. .. Rbpats, ast
office am nOrosSalsn ets Der samttcn uno a6tn CIR.
fssntaun, Vtnn'a.
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8efdnntm16und.

Damen Srimmrns SObe.
MrS. sc. 81. @. @ulbin,
1T Iccben bon &euDort Surhf gctebrt nit bcm
9r6BcItcn uno meiit mobigitcn Stot BON Grimm.
ing, peldcr e in Nllcntdun gum Scrtauf an9c.
botcn purbe -Sn Serbinbuns nit Den Srimm.
in9S bat iie Gin 9rcBCS Nhcrtcmcnt bon
9oopstirts, mel6e fo9lei6 in cine 6ss
punfbte Sorm abeednoertneroen fon=
men, perfbieoene Sorten Don @oriets
por3d9lide 3epbpr, Sarne. pdpIe pats
terms, ale arten pon Strimpfen. &ioz
uno ieioens 6anofbube, 6aarbraioe,
Slartonie wel6e Dem 9rouen oaar
feline orietnelle Sarbe nieoer eibt, uno
jnar in bic 10 Sa9en-penn ni6t,
70 rpiro oas Sslo surdd9e9eben.
tl1rs. m. u. o. Buloin,
$50. 40, Sff 6amilton Strabe,
4 &bGren oberbd Der 6ten.
Qaentauu. Sept. d. 1867. nabr
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pa- aeeilen sidets, enbulnO 1000 9tsilen fur $40,
pcrbn an alien Saup Nnbaltepldben mb in Der General,
Office ju Nau6 Gbunt beranft
Il II. SAYRE. supt IL Gns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-03
Die Serien itnb ppritber,
Ote Scbule f6uat tpieber am.

tNS~
Oie Sebule fdn9t tpieber an.
abtr rife itr pispsr In bic S3ult ssbst ts'
iu@ft Ten Bud .Stort ron 6. N pb unp fau
fst turt
Sbulbii6er unb S6reibmaterialien,
ron wslGtn itr sinsn srpb,n Borratt baisltf
fnctn ptrea, su ben nitprtsatn Yrsilsn.
ebsnlc MAIDEN mir auf unlersn srobsn 8or'
ratt bon
Spnntass S6uIbiidern
aufmsrflam, tpsl6s mir olls ,u btn &otalpaprsi:
fen Der 5srausssb.r psrfauftn AuG Rnptt mun
balsIbit cine roaitdnbi9e auswatl bon
@pdetbidern unb 2lIbums
81 tsn nisbrisaen prsiisn.
So II Der stnStae plab In btr Stabt, mo-
@arta's bsribmtes Britins G1utb per.
fauft pirp.
5srnsr babsn mir In 8erbinbuns nit unlsrsm
8u&fure cine pouaanpiss
2etb 9tbltDtbef,
no 9d&r fir ssruss gsrsatunS aussslisbsn
perbtn.
gSr elm auest,sitnstss Yiano 3u faufsn
pdul6t, fomms unb bsltts bic btrdtmten 8rab.
burp pianos, fdr pslGt MIR bas alsiniee 8srs
taufsrs&t BON estist unb ansrsnaenbsn gOun'
ties tabm.
8srnsr psrtaufsn mir 3u &Of:nprsiisn unisren
sanjsn 8orratt ron
@ant> unb Ssniter>Yapieren
In ter abF6t. unfsrsn san3.n gcrratb aussu'
psrfaufsn.
8oat itr wOtlfsIl faufsn. 70 rufst ssfdaisR
an gsssiist BEN plab Mot,
Nprb1ette Don 5amittrn Str,
untnbalb Der @Gttn,
8. % -.
GuI. 25. 1868. natp
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Sauern iebet Bier!
Snbcm bic Subrs5ct fir Den Qanbbau unb bic
0drtnerei ba it, 10 empfebIen mir ben 9auern
nnp 9enien9cn bic I'M SeiiBe bon @drten iinb
ben Iiberolen 0cbrau6 bon.
Snchen>Staut.
Sicler slrtfcl 1T jubcreitct in lnIcrer llmacb.
ing, nnb bat &raft bc ii6 ieIblt, por,iigld)er 5u
ir9eno einem Singer, in Der !0erbcrbringung
bon elmer ytcn9e beS @rtragS bon
%3aiBen. 8slf6forn, Rcseen, Su6nai<
zen. @ras, II. {. m.-Iub 8arten
Se9etablien, als grobeeren,
Srauben,
uno 6rubt i'm Algemeinen aIe Nrtcn bon
&r9etaben, unp mir mDdten binjufIsen fir
gSel ihfDrn unb 9uhpaisen,
i'm Seionbcrrn -Scine propujirenpe 8rdfts
tOnncn nidt gu bod geprciien ncrben.
Sro ein9clc9t, wCde Dem 0rnnb bsreidut,
ipiro gcipiBd) ol5 cine natilrIide Sbatabe, ben
9auer bcreidCrn.
EsE gu pcrtaufcn all Der Sorbon Yrhfe,
in Nlcntdun- Gin9an9 an Der gSanuB- SnaBe
SIpril Z 1868. nq6Nl
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C. ,. DsaH,
@rp6. unb Rlsinbdnblsr BON
Sf8arren uno Sabaf, Nfetfen &c.

Baarentaus 30. 4f3 @btRnut Ctr,
philadelphia.
Sn Goles fprtpdbrsnbr 8ranfbsit bss 5srrn
81. 9. % a n mirb bislss 9siGdft pon nun on
BON bm untsr3si6nttsn am altsn plaBs fcrtee.
fitrt wtrten. Snbtm CT biss ,ur ausemsinsn
S,nntnib brinst. maGt CT tsfannt pab sr fort
trdbrtnb snsn auerlslsnsn BUrraib BON | nj
pprtirten unb stntstmt &sn @isurrsn
lowis snsn erpbn 8orrait BON allen Su Dem
@slGdft s,b5rsnhsn artifsln auf 5anp tubsn
ipiro unb BEN 8aufsrn pplls 3uirisbrnbsit bisten
tptrb.
g. S. Oean.
fNrabp gbeanut Ctr. 4f3, Ybilabsfpba.
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Die perbeferten S,iental unO Salt bren<
nenoe
&ObGen<S Sefeu
aSorler s8lGrm@eeso
SabCn empfan0cn CrItc @IOiIe 4rcmiumS bel
Der Neus4Ort StaatSs unb anbercr SairS
gllc bic groBe lbcrne Wteoals
Liza, bei Der SluSiteaung bc6
glmuican SnititutS, gebal.'
ten in Der @itD gtcp
Wprt 1865.
Sic finb fortndbrenoe Srenner, uno es
III nur notbnenoi9 elm Seuer in elmer
Sobresjeit 3u MAIDEN.
sic inb pouIdnbige SentiIatoren bon benz
Spdrtement.
Ss eann fein 9as aus oenfelben entfomz
men.
G8 tdnn ten Climber obCr SIag Ien Inn bicIel-
ben 81 oblruttren.
Oas Seuer tl,ib. Sa9elan9 cbne Quf=
mert1 1dmtelt.
Die illumination iit ipic bic eines oHencn 6eucrS
Sic iino m btiee S0eiser, uno oennod
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
STATE NEWS.

There are 274 Quakers in Guthrie
county.
There are 1864 children in Lee
county.
The Mississippi Valley Telegraph Co.,
have opened an efhse at Lyons.
The Clinton Herald says the Lyons
and M.quotata railroad il At . stsndstill
"In August an arrangement was made by
which both places should raise sixty y-iss
thousand dollars in actual subscriptions.
Lyons has sue cseded IN getting about
thirty-two thousand, and sits down ex-
hausted.'
burglars are investiuating ths interior
arrangements Of the houses Of the Clinton
isns-with little prosperisy-so says the
Herald.
Clinton county Besrd Of Supervisors,
recently voted $1,000 to erect . soldiers'
monument.
About . dozen prisoners accidently
broke jail in Polk county, Monday night.
Soms,hng VAS the matter that the door
wouldn't stay shut.
- The Hamilton Freeman says that the
cheese manufacturers Of that county are
beginning to 60 in On large scale, and
that they are making cheese - good - the
best Eastern brands.
Thirteen years ago, says the oxford
Leader. one Of our first settlers stuck q
cottonwood clip into the ground 10 his yard.
Il budded, lsaved out. and grew. Lss,
Thursday ws stopped It his farm moment
on our way home from the town Of Quarry
and measured it. 1t measured above the
bulge Of the roots feet II inches in cir.
conference. and again four feet above that
4 feet Ct inches
The Tama County Republican says
that there is prevailing among the horse.
in that part Of the State what appears to b.
an epidemic, and it 10 taking them on
rapidly. In the livery stable Of Goats L
Boyle, there ars three horses dangerously '
i'll, one belonging to = Mr.. Goats, died bu,
Few days ago. aud very valusbls one
and another died on the 9th inst. Robsr,
Mslick, Of Tama City, has also lost fou1
valuable horses, within . fs Y weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
RIVER NEWS.
NORTHERN LINE.

The Minnesota leaves Pert Byron for St.
Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival d
the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Dubuque leaves the same point fos
St. Paul on Friday morning.
The Psnbina leaves for st. Louis thi,
evening.
The Ksi,hsburg Is the regular packet fos
Fort Madison, Keokuk and ST, Louis 70.
morrow morning =. Z o'clock.
wHifs COLLAR LINE.
The steasnsr Countess has bean sold "a
the White Collar Line, snd is being put ID
repair Tor soma position in the trade-prob.
ably on the upper river somewhere.
The City ofSt Paul le.vss por. Byrep 70,
st. Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival
Of the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Milwaukee leaves the same point 70,
st. Paul on Friday morning.
The Adoie johnson il the rsgu)ar pask.
st for St. Louis to-uofrow u1pruing at 4
e'slesk.