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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

BosToN, Jan. q. - In, the suit
against John Leighton, instituted by
the Franklin Mining Company. for
the misrepresentation of funds IN GER
tain transactions in which the Com
pany is interested, the jury found a
verdict for the company, assessing the
damages at $4,000.
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A SPICY letter from our Peters
burgh correspondent, giving an ac-
count of a Democratic ratification
meeting, is published on the second
page.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire at JOnesVilIe. WiscOnsin-GOF.
jenkins at augusta, &C.

CINoINNATI, January I'll The
building on the corner of Elm and
Second Streets, occupied by the Gin
cinnati Chair makers Union, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
about $4,000. Insured.
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A NEW story is commenced in this
issue. 1t will do all good to read it.
al this time, when there is SO mu h
need for helping the poor, to which it
relates - IL u -. - ---
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JONEsvILLE, Wis, January I'll
The American House burned yester-
day. The loss is $4,000; partially
insured.
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ST. Louls Market.

By Telegraph ct. LOUIS, June 10.
ToBACCo-MOre active, and holders more
willing to sell, but prices are unchanged.
HEMP-Uncnanged, with sales at Sl45 90
0l60 90, undressed
cry duh. with only a retail
business dOinz: Eatt a1d superdne sold at
81 1903 p; extra 81 81, and double extra
s. 50uSl0 50.
WHEAT 49, Declined heavily; prime to
fancy, and vs. hIte Fail selling at 81 l5U2 IS;
SprIns favOrs buyers at 81 754I 50 for choice,
and 81 % for NO 2.
lxed n yellow very dul at so
0S3c; chai e whit SfGS5c.
OATs-DulI and over at I075c
ETE-DuI-apd tower at 81 IS.
E2OV sIoSs-Pork active, with sales of
$500 barrels in lots for future delivers at
SIS 371a@8 80, and for present delivery at
SIS z5g 5 50. Bacon, quiet; shoulders BE;
clear side l7e.
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Nen York market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June -.
FLoUR-Closed DUH. and 5@I0c lower on
common grades.
MHEAT-Quiet aud very hrm, AZ 81 l59
y Is fot Nc. ?, and 81 Z292 p for No. /
Spring.
RYE-Dull, at 81 95a2 90.
C~oRN-heavy sales5i 900 bushels, at 81 05
al VIZ FOR mixed Western ahoat, and
closing at 81 10 for Wine Western.
GA Receipts 1889 bushels: lower;
sales 5000 bushels; S21zc for Western IN
store, and S31zc float
PoRK- IuI and aeavy, at SIS OO82s Is for
mess, cash a q regular.
BEEF-In fair demand. at steady prices.
Cur MEATS-Dul and heavy.
BAcoN-Iu 1mlted demand, at unchanged
prices
LARD Dull, at I749Isc for fair to prime
steam.
RIcE-0piet, at lI@I2c for Carolina.
COFFEE-Dali
sUeAR-Qaiet and heavy sales $50 hhds.
Cuba n Ii14e4l2c.
MoLAss Es-Quiet; $50 hhds. Cuba, at 55e
~HOPs-Qutet, at l0@40c for American.
PETRoLECI-DulI AT Ice for crude, and
size for refined bonded.
FREIGHrs TO LTvERPooL-Firmer: en-
gagements for 10000 aushels OF wheat and
corn at Cd, now held AT 615d.
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RlYer DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, Evening, June -
Observation-Disclosures, Gin In al; Tempest.
White River. Departures--Beile Lee,
New orleans; Charleston, Kanawha RIv-
er: Nightingale, st Louis.
Tne river c n1menced rising rapidly at
his point on nur day night. The marks
indicate 9 feet llNinches water in the
caDaI aud 7 feet II inches water IN the
chute. and 8 fest inches on the Rock a
totsl rise of 4 feet , inches since Tuesday
morning. Al the loot of the canal Thurs
dav nj at the river rose To- feet ) nches;
an unprecedented rise at this ume Of the
year.
~ noon there was a heavy wind storm
ayvtfh 2 slight rain. At night theresWas
notneF storm below, accompanied with
hower Business dull About noon to-
dav our city was visited by a heavy storm
Of wind. which did considerable dana &c.
Me damage to shipping was very slight
the force of the Ornad0s At
Portland the Belle Lee, IarascOn, z. W.
Strader aud Louisville, parted their stern
lines. and were blown entirely around
stern ap stream. The Belle Lee lost her
iacksta1T. and the TarascOn had a sheet
blown out Of her chimney and lost a por-
ton of her jackstaf; her- upper guards at
were also slightly damaged.
At the g ty wharf the Cincinnati mai
boat America parted her stern lines, and
was blown Stern up stream. The Pink
Z Varbie had her stern blown into the river,
and her stoFe-house and ~ch1cken-coop up
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C-IEcINSATE. June Z.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-HeId az 81 I5G2 25 for Nos. z
and l, but the demand Is light.
CORS-Declined to esc for ear, and very
dull.
O~ATs-Steady at nc for No. I.
RYE-Dun At 81 80.
TOBACCD-EIFmer, and the deman gOo
sales OF 2Iv hogsheads at fail rates.
COTTON Firmer; sales of middltngs al
29c. wTh speculative ma
MESS PORK-Saies Of / 100 barrels at SIS 80,
buyers July; there was no emand for
lots on the spot; 100 barrels sold at SIS.
buyers This month.
BULK MEATS Dali; sales of shoulders at
lI$4c: sites at l40II14; there was some la
quiry for shoulders, for buyers july, at l2c.
BACOS-Dult, aud prices nOmina1ly IN
chau1ed.
LARD-DuIl; it can be bought at IzZc.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 26930c.
EGGS-DulI at 2Oc.
&c AR y CUFFEE-Unchanged.
Inns Ed OIL-Dull al 81 Is.
E-33lt35c for refined, free.
y Eff CATTLE-Duli at S386 30, gross.
SHEEP-Dull at S2g3 20. gross.
HoGS-DulI at sc 50, per GENITAL, gross.
buying, u 1907 selling. The
money market remains easy.
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Chicago AsaEs.a.


By Telegraph CHICAGO. Iune 10
FLoUR-There Is a fair demaad 70 good
Minnesota Spring ex a hrlnd~: lower
grades az yesterdays prices. but otheT
grades are dull and u changed; Spring
extras sold at s9g9 So, superfus at s. O0@
81 80.
WHEAF-MoieraseIy active; opened al
2G2l2c better: closing nOm5l al for NO 2
spring At 81 81 cash: No. I Sp ing sold A.
sales OF No 2 We're made at 81 y.
CoRN-Ehere is 4 fair shipping and spec
uiatfve demand, and prices lave advanced
4Gssc per buSneis sales No ! At 6486Hc.
OATs-More a~ctiveata decline of ic sales
al 66AM674, closing nominal at inside.
KYE-Quiet at 81 az.
BARLEX-Duil ana nominal.
MESS 20 IN orninaily quoted At ST Is
as 90.
LARD-sold 10 q limited extent at I7c;
an Outside price.
BULK E-ATs-Inactiye.
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NeW York GoId ana stoek Market

BY telegraph New YORK, June IS.
MoNEY-In large sn ppIy, and easy at S95
per cent. on call.
a verdict OF about four and 8 half mill
lions |againSt the Kansas Pacific Railroad
has been obtained, in the supreme Court,
By its former construction contractors
Ross, Steele and TrOwbridge. This road
has no connection with the Union Pacific
Railroad, which to-day advanced the
price of their bonds TO l02. Nearly seven
teen millions of them have already been
sold, and the Co pany owes no debt and
STERLING-Steady al ll09ll04s for prime
bills.
GoLD-Irregular, opening 1t I4G5s. cd
Yancing to I4JsZ, and closing al 140L.
Loans We're made at 10 per cent, carry
ing, and I92 per cent. fat Tor BORROWING
GOvEREM ENTs--Quiet and S eady. COP
pons Of 81, lI73EaI7A; do '62. ll5E9ll4s
do. '64, GH@IlO1s; Us. ll@lIlBi do. new
Iidlaa3@ dl3la &c. ,65i ll5l5 IA 49, 81 Il dJg7ss
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New Orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June 10.
COTTON Excited and unsettled miG-
ding, 29Kc; sales, $50 bales; receipts, p
bales; exports, $50 bales. Sales for the
week .3S7l bales; receipts, As bales. TX
ports to The continent, 344 bales; TO Phila-
delphia, 359 bales; to New York. l4,e2l
bales. STOCK. 1854 bales.
STERLING-lJjMl5
n. y. sIGHr ExcAHASGE-A per cent.
premium.
GOLD-1i0.
S"UGAR-Duu.
MOLASSEs-DnH.
FLOUR Firm at IS 25GS 50.
cORN-Du4a at 95c@sl o..
~OATs-T07Sc.
HAY-Sl99O 90.
Porn Dull at .29u29 -.
BACOS-E4sY; shoulders, 1874 yI3iSc, Il
clear sides HAII15c.
LARD-Quiet; inIierce. lSL5ci and in key,
ono
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set. S-veral coat dafs were damned
ashore by the America swinging around
tut beyond this no MATERIAL damage was
done
CINCINNATI, June I9-Eve.-The weather
Was va N and showery during the after
noon The mercury ST Cd at 79o at 9 P. NJ.
he river has ia len u inche since last
Ieport. with % feet IN the channel, and 70
7 = Cottage No ?, from Kanawha, was
me Only arrival. The Emperor passed
Gown rom Pomeroy for st Louis. The
departures were the Potomac. Wheeling
and st. Mari 5, for Ioutsvlne. The II. g..
Gray reShlpped her Louisville freight on
the ~. Marys. The st. MaFys will run be-
low the falls during the umner.
NASHVILLE. June Ig-Eve.-The river is
fall ng, with 20 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
There is a prospect for a good rain, to-
night. The Ella Hughe arrived from
Caro-: the Pine Grove, at Canton. re-
shipped a part of her freight on the Ella
Hughes.
CAIRO, June I9-Port Llst-Dick Fulton
New Orleans to Louisville. at P. NJ; Nor
man, Louisville to While River, at NJ:
n " Y rk. Louisville to st Louis, at 500
A. M; Umpire. Nashville packet, at % NJ. (:
RublcOn, It. Louis TO Wick burg, at l =. N :
NJ BOnaccOrd st. Loui to Metropolis, at
= NJ Quickstep, Evansville packet, at 8
P NJ. the river fell 10 inches. Mercury $40
The weather lscloady, with indications of,
rain.
MEMPHIS, June 19.-Heavy rain and
thunder storm this evening. Thermome'
ter "a degrees at noon River fallins
steadily. The r. E. Lee passed at md
night last night. with a big trip. The
Darling left or Cincinnati this evening
with 200 bales cotton and a big passenger
trip.
office, was garroted last night whilst going
home. II was severely injured. and ROB-
bed Of the keys OF the ONCE.
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FOE SALE.
GREAT AUaTION IL
household Kitchen Furniture
On TUEgD4Y. the 2sd Inst,

ON TUESDAY, the 23d lhStss
n WILL OFFER Az ny RESI-.
III dence, corner OF Third and Chestnut
Streets. all of my HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITUkE at AUCTION,
and invite the especial attention Of The
public to an examination Of the articles
Comprising the sale, which consist In
part Of
One elegant rosewood pearl-key piano.,
Two SETS of parlor soias and
chairs.
One beautiful rosewood etogere,
One elegants set of rosewood chamber fur
niture, consulting of bureau, be~dsteads
washsjand, and commOde,
Two sets of mahogany Iornl-
ture,
ture,
Two elegant velvet parlor and stair car
pets,
One beautiful solid oak buUet, Il nano-
soonest the city,
one extension liable, twelve feet long,
A large assortment OF china AMI granite
ware.
One stewards cooking stove,
Five heating stoves,
A large asso tment OF kitchen furniture.
Also, a great collection Of fancy articles,
paintings, pictures, &c, &c
AT the same time and place viii be sold
one pair of match carriage horses and car
Also, one frst-rate COW, with a young
calf.
Sale to at 8 o'clock An, and
continue from day TO day until the entire
lot is sold.
Terms made known On day Of sale;
jel7 O. MAGHEE.
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TO COUNTRY MERcHAEr-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
TO the superior facilities OF the JoUEsAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile Wosk, viz. BIu
Heads, Cards. Circulars. &C: Orders for
work can be sent through any o. the
Eva nsvDIe merchants.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.
- YoRK, June b.

By IeIegraph.I NEW IOkK June y
Although the market is lacking ac-
tivity, it would seem as though a better
feeling prevailed; or, at least, that prices
had reached IOw-water mark, under the
reaction in cotton and gold. There is,
however, no elasticv IN prices, hut the in-
dfcations are that they VIII be higher mex
month, when the Fan trade opens. For
light staples of American prints prices are
lower, being reduced to he, b same as
Lancaster; but for other classes OF goods
there is no particular change TO observe.
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European Market.

By CRble.l LONDON, June I9-Eve.
CoNsOLs-945995 account. 50.
BoNDs-73L; Illinois Central, 1909; Erie,
FRANKFORT, June Is.
BoNDs-T3s97%.
LIVERPOOL, June -.
COTTEN-Closed active and higher; sales
of 10000 bales uplands at Il269llk; Or
leans, B5s9l5I; the stock ahOat is estlma-
ted at $751; % bales, including American, of
which there is 7I.0O0 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet.
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louisville Market.

BY T~elegraph.I LOUISVILLE. June Is.
ToBAcCo-Sales of l3s h~ogsheads: Tugs
SSGI0: Medium to cut i z leaf sl49E 30.
FLoUR-Superhne & 59s.
WHEAT-SZ 90.
CoRE-92a9 CSC
OATS 73mg0e.
RYE-SI 709I IS.
MESS PoRK-S2S 50.
LARD-lsc in tierces,and tSI@Esc IN kegs.
BACON-Shoulders l3h@l3Zc; clear rib
sides lie: clear sides TIC.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders .2%c; clear
sides l6cZ.
WHIsKF-Du1 and nominal.
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BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June 10.
CoTToN-Exctted; middLIg at soc; re-
ceipts IS bales; weeks receipts 81 bales:
exports 80 bales; stock 792 bales
LOT Quiet; superdne 81 0O9s 90.
WEEAT-At s. O092 10.
CoRN-At 92093c.
OATS-At soc. -
HAY-At SIT O08lS %.
BRAN-S2S.
CORN MEALS S564 IS.
POEK-s29 90
B~ACoN-Firm Shoulders 1870, and clear
sides NC.
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To Cistern Builders.

TO LEF-THE FURNISHING OF THE
necessary materials and the building
OF two cisterns OF $50 barrels capacity each,
for The new High School buildings alsos
two priVy vaults. Cisterns to be warrant
ed for one year. Bids viii be received up
to Saturday, the 9th inst, by
1. s. CLARK,
ieS-dtd Sup't of the Works.
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND To-
cal Agents for a nrst-class Life IN
surance Company of New York. New
features Liberal d~uceoents. address
Box lob, +. o indianapolis. JeAOot
WAT TFEP 81 GFNTSREf sen GF re
vJohn s.. C. Abbott This work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel engraving
ald eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
tlIy by subscription. Agents viii ind
- work that viii sell itself. The sub
C1,author, aud the tine style in which
hook will be published cannot fail to
insure for 1t an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents Price TO
suft the times. We are now ready 10 as
sign territory. WHITE, COitBIN, BOUNE
o Publishers, I40 Walnut street, Gin
cinnatf- ohio. ImarlS diff
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ARCHITECTS.
II. MURSINNA.
A G HIT T. @ II

mce-No.s , CHANDELIERS BUILDING.
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
81 Plans specifications for all kinds
Of buildings furnished at s~hOrtaOtice, and
on reasonable ferns. Imchl5 d3n
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of Inc United staae-
for the District of Indiana.
IN the matter OF Simon Oberdorfer ANA
zen. Koltinsky, Bankrupts. In Ba1E-
ruptcy.
To a0hom 10 may concern
The undersigned hereDy give. no lee IA
his appointment as Assignee Gf STHH1uE
uBERDoRFER and BEN. KoLi INsKv, Cg
Evansville. in the county Of ganderhHrTn
and State of Inoiana, within aid istrEcgg
who have been adju1ged bankrupts, upgR
their petition, by the District t0HEI
Dated at E~vansvine, the 4th day efJgsa,
JAMES II. AIcNEELY. Assignaa.
juno DIT q a W, SAT-
In the District Court OF the United Staaa5
Tor the District OF Indiana.
In the matter of Joseph schonfeld, Ezza-
rupts-iu Bankruptcy,
To aUh0n Il man concern:
The I'm 4%erslgned he -eby gives nOtlo80I
his appointment as Assignee of JOsEpEZ
S~cHoNFELD, OF evansville, in the county
of Vanderburgh and state Of Indiana
within said District, who has been
judged a bankrupt, upon his oWn petItidB,
by the OistTiCt COutt . @%lu DistticL.
Dated at Evansville, tae 4th day Of Juzey
JAMES H. McNEELY. Assigned
juno DIT q a W, SAT-
In the District Court OF the United stss-
for the District Of Indiana.
In the matter OF George J. GrammsEs
Bankrupt la Bankruptcy.
To aChOln Il may concern.
The undersigned hereby gives notice @
his appointment as ssignee of GEORGE T.
GRAEMER, of Evansville. ia the county o.
N~anderburgh and state OF Indiana with
ia said District, who mas been adjudged e.
bankrupt, up0n his own petition, by ths
District Court OF SAID District.
Dated az Evansville, tine 4th day Of uDe
A.D. 1858.
JAMES II. bIcNEELY, Assignee.
june d3t Il a ", SAT-
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-OR RENT STORES rhe tWo new
stores on Market street, etween LO-
Gust and Wal ut; woud make q urst-rate
stand for "a boarding heuse and wagon
vard. the lOt being Is by 100 let. They
are well adapted TO either store or \ ell
ing purposes, or both comb ned II ap-
Difed Tor soon. they wiz be ntte1 up to
suit the aupIicaut. inquire OF SAMUEL
ViCKEkY. or at the 50 ne or
NICKERN BRtTdtB@,
JunS dtf 3 Main - eet.
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11-A@N go I
bed Of the keys Of The office.
FOR owENsBoRo. RocKPoRT, AND
CAMS ELTON
The fine, fleet steamer
OLLIE SULLIVAN.
LsRas AJenkin T. Huge, Master;
~ J. ii. TIipiett. ClerE.
Leaves tor the above and an intermediata
polts THIS DAY, Sa urday, June 10Th, at
10 O'Clock An
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to G. Il. RUDD,
juno dit Agent.
FOR owENsBORo, .CANNELToN. AND
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent steamer
TAKASgO On.
A. t. Gilmore. Master;
A M. ID. Warren. Clerk,
ings THIS DAY, saturday, June 2Ouh, at
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. G. BR0WN q CO.,
1t agents.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The Dean Lines splendid steamer
VIM. P. Walker. Master
&@ Ed. Miller, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports on
MONDAY. June p, at 10 Am.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to F. M. HUMPHREY & co,
Je4O DIT Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS. VICKsBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The magnificent new steamer
Em@1.R BELLE LEE,
f1 A. AGcGfll. Master:
- Adolph Martin. Clerk,
Leaves Evansville for New Orleans and
ali way ports on SATURDAY, Tune 10th,
at 3 O'CLOCK PM.
to w. j. BR6WR Z co.
or f. NJ. HUMPHREY & CO..
je0 al Agents.
FOR GRANVILLE, MT. CARMEL AND
NINCENNES.
The new and fleet steamer
ADVANCE NJ. =.
IT, Allen TendoIph. Master;
~ Wiley Tendolph. Clerk,
vii leave Tor me above and all interme-
date ports on SATURDAY, June 9th. at
For freight or passage apply on board.
june20l Il
FOR OWENsBORO. CANNELTON,
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
The feet and dnely-appointed steamer
RON ROY,
l1P. X Bsrciay, Master;
Leaves ror Cincinnati and ali way ports
on SATURDAY. June 10Th at 10 An.
: or freight or passage apply on board, or
junel9 d2t Agent.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The fine passenger steamer
J.. y. WEBB.
tHAeG-&R. L. Lancaster, Mater;
~ Chef. Bradley, Clerk,
caves for Canton and all way landings on
SATURDAY, June 10Th, al 4 o'clock
connecting with the Cobb-We tor CIaIks-
VILE.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
10 IL. ~ -
JunI9 DOT Agent.
FOR NEW HAVEN, GRANVILLE, AND
MT. CARMEL.
The elegant and popular steamer
CHATTANOOGA,
Henry scott, Master,
- Leaves Tor Mt. Carmel. via New
Haven, on SATURDAY june 10th, at4 PM.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Regular Evansville and Bowling
Green Semi-Weekly Packet.
-
The elegant Steamer
ADA LYON.
ALT. q.
JOHN
Will leave Evansville for Woodbury. every
W ESDA y, and for Bowling Green
every SATURDAY. ats o'clock pm.
JeI7 diff W. II. RUST 81 CO., Agents.
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FOE RENT.

TOR rem p-CrTE HOTEL. said
house is d hr>t-class hotel. situated on
Water street. between Vine and DIVISION
and is now UNDERGO ng extensive repairs.
For particulars inquire Of
funIO dIml CAA@. HARRINGTON.
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OFFICIAL.

RE1ATEIGG UNCLAIMED 8 t
Post-ofhee at Evansville. State orIzs1sza.
on the 18th dav Of June 1858.
Persons calling Tor any of these lssemT7
VIII please sag Advertised - giving lisa,
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set. Several coat dafs were damned
ashore by the America SWINGING around,
tut beyond this no MATERIAL damage was
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ASSESSORS ADVERTISER ENT.
L. s. Internal Revenue.

TIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
L District of the State Of NeTaia, comprising
the County of Douglas. Notice is hereby gwen
that the valuations, assessments or enumerations
of subjects liable to duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws of the United States, made and taken
by Richard n. Allen, Assistant Assessor for said
DIVISION ard returned to in the annual list for
Nav 1865 vii! remain open for the examination
of al per-ous concerned, for the space of ZEN
DAYS from the date hereof, at the office Of the
Assistant Assessor Of said Division, in the town of
Genoa. between the hours Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and
4P NJ. each day. and after the expiration Of said
ten days, to wit: on the 9Th day Of Nay, A. D.
166S at my Office in Carson City, Nevada,
[ will receive and determine all appeals rel
alive to erroneous excessive valuations, assess
ments or enunerations made and taken by said
Assistant Assessor. All appeals to the Assessor
as aforesaid. must be made in writing and specify
the particular cause, matter or thing. respecting
which decision is requested; and shall moreover
state the grOHnd principle of error complained
of. WARREN "ASsJN, U. :. Assessor.
Genoa Anril % 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-28
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA

STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
DT TIE AUTHORITY IN Me VESTED BY
ID the Constitution and Laws of the State of
Nevada, hereby offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery of THOMAS RILEY
| to either the sheriff Of Lyon County or to the
Sheriff of Ormshy County, Nevada. Said Riley Is
charged with the murder Of Timothy q. Smith,
then Sheriff Of OrInsby County, alleged TO have
been committed on the night Of Thursday, De-
cenber L. 1861 at said hiley's House. in Lyon
Comfy, while said Smith was attempting TO arresl
him for shooting Miles O'Grady, the same
night, at Empire City, 0rnlshy County.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas Riley is an Irishman about five feet six
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blle, or gray: ordinary weight about one hun
dred and thirty-five pounds; and in speech and
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the murder lie was wearing mous:ache and i'm
perial.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
EgN.eA hand, and caused to he affixed the Great
AsES1 Seal Of the State Of Nevada Done at
Carson City, this the 18Th day Of December, A: D.
1877 II. G. BLASDEL.
Governor of Nevada
Attest:
CN. No7Ew,R-, Secretary of State.