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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-23

NEW YORK. January 22.-Cott0n less sctive
sales S0C0 bales; uplands .9Ac. Superhne iouI
IS 6J@6 IS. Western Whisky 81 OF. Rice and
Coffee quiet. New Orleans Sugar 1I%c. New
Orleans Eolasses S49S3c. Corn 94caSl UgL.
Dry o -ds-Heavy Drown sheetiDgs I6LQI7e.
Printing cloths held at 915c. Best makes OF
pItnti l3H@l4Zc. Pacific lawns lSc. Colored
alpacas %. Imported carpets advanced fOc
per yard. Hartford 3 ply reduced l5c per yard.
Money-Tne hnanci Il situation to day shows
a marked Improvement. Money is easy at 6G7
per cent. on call. The indications are that tie
progress Of the =" lookup" of g~reenbacks has
been abandoned, as the parties ranged on the
q" bear" side were free buyers and the bull"
element has been strengthened by the new sc-
cessions. The abandonment of the bear -
campaign leaves thu field clear for another up-
ward movement. sterling Is firmer, the sdppiy
OF cotton and produce being light. Prime
Banker gsdFz. Gold quiet but firm opened
Il: $50, advanced TO S5Is, and closed al SJ5s. The
clearHuess at The Gold Exchange Bank were
S35OoO,O0O. Governments advanced. : ale bonds
opened lower on Tennessee5 bat closed arm /.
Old 071z; New 6SAG 6S8.
New Orleans MRrket.
NEW ORLEANS. January 2.-CottOn receipts
to day 63S BALES; exports S0-9 bales; weeks
receipts S,7lO bales: exports, foreign, I4.725
bales, coastwise l4,442 bales; stock l20, 93j bales;
safes to-day $500 bales weeks sales 1880 bales.
The market opened active and advanced IN
Le, but relapsed and closed duu at yesterdRy's
rates; middlings 1%c. told 36L Sterling as.
Commercial ~. New York sight q discoant.
Flour hrmer, s0per1ne So T5g5 IS; XXX 81 25;
XXX 81 50gs. Corn scarce white and yellow
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q

TALLAHAssEE, January 22.-No ac-
ton was taken on the Senatorial election
question to-day.
The Senate Is considering the question
OF the eligibility Of the late members.
The House has passed a bill repeating
the act authorizing the Governor 10 APP
point detective police throughout the
EtSte.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY MORNING. BAN. 2a, 1855


Al the book accounts Of J. s. c. HO-
GAN d Co, and ALBERT PIKE & Co.,
former Roprietors Of the Appeal, haze
been placed ia the hands Of A. MCCON-
NELL for collection. The accounts haze
been due for some time, and IL IS hoped
parties indebted to the tate firms sCW
settle promptly, and thereby avoid Htiga-
ton. AINsLIE, HEATING & Co.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, January ga caucus
Of the Republican members OF the Legis-
lsture wss held this morning, st which
Cum5sck's name was withdrawn and d.
s. Pratt, OF Logsnsport, was nominated.
The latter was elected in a joint eOnven-
ton at noon. The vote stood, Pratt So;
So; Hendricks 60 absent and paiie1
off T..
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 22.-Geu. Sher-
mar has been quite i'll for several days
past.
E. Wise, 3 photographer OF Hannibal,
Mo, was arrested tO-dSy for Manufacture
ing cOunterfeit;postal currency. He hsd
a considerable quantity of currency, and
presses, ink, etc, were found in his es-
Enlistment.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, January 22.-The steamer
South America brings Rio Japeiro dates
to the 23d Of December. The Times says
that on the 5th ult. Caxios performed q
flank movement, by which he threw 8
force of 10000 allies above Viletts, and
the battle near AugusturS ensued, which
resulted 10 driving the Paragraphs out
OF their works, who were defending that
place, and large captures. TRe allies
also suffered severely, but operations
were Immediately continued, and thu at
tack en- VIletta vas made on the 1lth,
and the ~PaTaguayans were again routed
and only 200 men escaped, and the cap
ture of var meteIizl wSs large. The 81
lies then occupied Niletta, and their
fleet is reported on its way to Ascension.
The jury in the case Of Blaisdell, Eckle
and McLsren, who have been on trial in
the United States Circuit Court for the
past few days, on the charge of dafraud-
ing the internal revenue, this evening
rendered q verdict of guilty, and the
prisoners were remanded for sentence.
The Times reports that Mr. Seward
has lstely been arranging his affairs for
an extended tour Of travel, which he
PROPOSES 10 begin on the expiration of his
Office. The journey will DO across the
NS6AAANAN ~ SoAAAgllA1f IN LLEANC
through the Republics OF South America.
The brig Hannibal, from Boston, which
has arrived at Liverpool, reports that
she spoke the bark America, rom Bre-
men for Boston, with thirty-eight Of the
shipwrecked crew and passengers of the
HiberDis.
Seven italian counterfeitegs were ar
rested tO-dsy on Day street, aud SIS 600
in counterfeit greeubsck currency and
fifty cant stsmps, etc, were found on the
premises, including 5000 in 3 bills on
the Rhode Island National Bank.
The Herd}d's Havana special OF yes
terdsy says the revolutionary leaders
having decided to move West, deceived
Count Volms zid8 by opposing bis march
with g small force while their main body
commenced TO move towards this city.
It is reported that the Government has
received = dispatch stating that the rebel
Gen. Qlszsda, with a large force, has
arrived in the vicinity of Wills Clora,
and steamers have been engaged to bring
back the forces Of Count Volmezads.
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FOREIGN.

BRUSSELS, January 2~2.-Leopold Fer
dinsnd, Prince Royal of Belgium, oied
yesterday, aged ten years.
PARIS, January 22.-The Conference
has selected NJ. WOlwoski to convey the
protocol TO Athens, and ne has been in
stTueted to wait five days for the answer
Of the Greek government.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees sale.
WILL, on
Nonday, the 2jkh Bay OF January Inst

By virtue of a Deed OF Trust, executed BY John
d. Armour, on the Sd day Of September, IS6O.
and duly recorded in the REGISTERS once ~
Shelby county, in Book No. IS. pages $50. 3 4
and D, offer, at public sale, at the Southeast
corner OF Court Square, in the city OF Mem
pms. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate Let 5 Of John
D. AImours Subdiv sion OF original country
lots 43 and 4s4, originally east Of, row in the
city o. Memphis, beginning st a stake on The
southwest corner OF ). Mansneld's lot on Nom
roe street extended, and running wesdwardly
with the north line OF Monroe street extended
" feet thence ~northwardly I4sh feet at right
angles with Monroe street thence east win
the line OF an alley % feet 10 a stake on Mans
nelds line thence south viii Mansdeld's line
1881 feet TO the beginning on Moarce street.
Also lot commencing at the northeast corner
OF John ID. ArmOuf's lot, fronting on ChsTIes-
ton avenue, and running south no feet 20 New
Aadlson street thence east with the north
line or New Madison street l5 feet to the point
Whe.e New M&di on street connects with
charleston avenue, thence west with the
south line OF Charleston avenue IS feet 10 the
beginning, on which stands this Charleston
h~0tel-said properly being conveyed % me- Ia
trust to secure Edward F. Jenkins, OF BaIti-
more, in the payment Of 3 debt OF seven thou
sand five huudrec dollars, aud of which a bal
auee OF some seventeen hundred dollars re-
main unpaid. The title is good, bat I will con-
Vey only as trustee. T. :. AYRES. Trnstsa.
Geo. W. Winchester. Attorney. ial5
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Monday, the list Bay OF February, 1869,

Proceed TO sell, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash.
meIce- rear the corner Of Main and North
Court streets. in tbs city Of emph1s sell Tor
csSn To tire highest and best bidder. al public
auction, the following described real estate,
viz. A certain piece or lot OF land, situate.
wing ard being an the cCuntY Of Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, But
Ter Division, Block No. :, the same having been
conveyed 20 John CuOcin by Win ) Pickett
having q 'front.' OF 20 fest 20 an slley On the
south side Of Elliott street, aud e~xtenoir g back
betTsen two parallel lines zoo feet 5eei ming
at a stake 40 feet from the northeast corner OF
Block No D, on the south side OF Elliott street I.
thence 2O feet south 10 a stake thence east 70
feet to q stake; thence north 200 fees TO a stake
in Elliott street. ana thence vest with sElHOtL
street To the beginning.
The title is good, the right OF redemption s
waived, but / sell only IS Trustee.
ja2Is JOHN GUM. Trus.sa.
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By Telegraph.
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-Gen. Grant
is attending the ses on Of the Peabody
Educational Fund to-day. Tomorrow
he will give a reception to the citizens at
Barnums Hotel.
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WOLVES
Schiedam Schnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufac-
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery, in
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
II is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor first introduced il To the American pub
fIc. and duriHg that tiIue he has received over
three thousand letters frOtu physicians, indors-
ing it as the purest nqaOr they have ever used
in their practice.
II Is made nom barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great care from the pToducts OF
the most celebrated gratn-growtng districts, Is
Favored with the essence OF the aromatic tupi-
per-berry OF Italy, and isrectihed by peculiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
as a means of preventing and correcting the
disagreeabls and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by q
change OF Water-a visitation TO which travel
ers. new settlers, and all u-nSoclimated persons
IN the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
cuiisrly liable-the sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
win be found absolutely infsllible ;
while in cases Of drcpsy, gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, it Is recon-
msnded most ~emPhaiicslly by the most dis
liz gnished members Of the medical profession.
Il is put up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name of the Undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and a fac-simile OF his sig
nature on thel label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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9alT !


NOW landing from steamer Little Condor
~ and barges, = cargo OF 5ait, direct nom the
works Ohio River Salt Company. Merchants
and others wishing 70 supply thsInse.ves run
the lsVee, will please leavs their orders
II. BANKS4ITH. Agent
taIos No. s howard Row,
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PRU6TEE,S RAIE

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by
ID William Ryan and Margaret Ryan to John
Gum as Trustee. and recorded IN the Regis
Book No. SO, part ?. pages 2es, SO and SEQ,
mEde TO secure certain notes therein men,
toned, 1 will, on
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INSURANCE.


OF THE CONDITION
-oF TIE
HARTFORD
INSURANCE COMPANY
Day of December, Isos,
MADE TO H
Comptroller OF the State Of Tennessee.
I. The name of this Company Is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and is located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
2. The amount of capital stock ISIS ,O90, 900 90
3. The amount of capital stock paid
up liUOo,VVO W
ASSETS.
4. Cash on hand and In bank. sl24,e0i IS
Cash in hands OF agents., and in
course of transmission --.....-.-.. R4OS2 80
Bills receivable forlesns, secured
by bond and mortgage (nrsC
lien 519thSS ~
Real estate uAeneumbered ----..- I25,OOO 70
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able January /, 1853 ----..--..- u,l42 80
Stocks and bonds as per schedule
fled with Comptroller OF state, l,5O2,bsz y
s2,212Os y
LIABILITIES.
S. Liabilities to banks or others, due
6. Losses adjusted and due--.-----..-.- .---..--.
Z. Losses either unadjusted, or 49, -
s. Adjusted and not due, - l25,ssO 81
9. Losses in dispense awaiting further
10. All R'O Other claims against the Com
pany, dividends unpaid ,-. 1890 - 90
slzs,sl2 -
MI-sCELLASEoUs.
IL. The greatest amount insured In any one risk
is SD,O0O, except in special cases
u. The amount insured in any one city, town
or village, depends upsn It's size and how
built.
Is, The amount insured in any one block. de-
ponds as above.
"A. Certined copy OF the Charter of the Com
pauy, as flied heretofore.
Is. General power OF attorney for Agents to &C
cept service of process previously filed.
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, L.
Hartford county 80
January 7, 1853, personally appeared George
L. Chase, President, and George NJ. Colt,
Secretary Of The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
msnt by them subscribed, is a true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertained
at this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
first day OF December, lS5s.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-OMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, !
Nashville, January /, lS69.
L, 6. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State Of Connecticut, has produced TO
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that HENRY =. LITTLETON, Agent Oi
said Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance.
Company has authority to lake risks and trans
act the business OF insurance in this State, al
Memphis, Tenn.
lsEAL.l g. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
By PLUNkET,
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RAVES or ~AnvERrTsIHG.

transient advertisements hduf10 the nm q ne
paper, GTS1 Insertion 81 each SuoseQUe'NW Ss'-
ton 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements "a Want OT Ee7tt c0s'tfi'i ~ cN'S
per line each insertion.
Monthly advertisements, IS gOT ("a o'so q JU
I each additional square.
advertisements inserted az uttc7r0S, 70 Dc chdFged
as neig each Insertion
APPEAL tUfu Be charged ORe-siTfh Gddal0lldL
xJTerfise1eaGs inserted in the WEEKLY t0lu De
charged hdl(ofDAuY rates,
Local Notices. 20 cents per hRe NrSt tnSeHaoni ana
~ cents per line per month.
Al transient advertisements, not GrOm regular al
peliserS, MUST BIZ PAID FOR IN
Square Is ne space occupied ty eigh lines Of
soEd ~nOapanel.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence, on Public Ercats, solicited from
aerV part Of The United States.
ALNSLIE, kEATJNG d co.
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TO THE PUBLIC
rERErs or STANDARDIZATION.

TERMS OE
DAILY PPEAL one "
WEEKLY APPEAL, one edr.----..-....--.-.- o.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22

WE.publish, this morning, letter
from prominent gentleman of Mt.
Vernon, correcting and rebuking
some Of the statements contained IN
recent letter published in the Courier,
regarding the citizens Of Mt. Vernon.
We desire. to avoid stirring up any
unkindly feelings between our two
cities, and would gladly decline to
publish the letter, were # not that
the Courier's correspondent deserves
rebuke for his i'll timed and poiutless
illusions The writer is possessed oi
more wit than wisdom, ana it would
be we'll for our cOtemporary to reaC
over and prune his contributions.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22

the death kneIl OF their commercial
prosperity is a willful attempt to
misrepreseBt and ridicule our people.
which can, however, be pardoned az
coming from a source about whicb
the only wonder is that it takes So
much body to feed and support so
little brain. As to Signals precise
meaning when he says that the people
of Mt. Vernon are equiL0cGl " l am
in the dark, but sUpposing that it
means some dreful thing or an
other" plead . not guilty" l ask
your pardon for occupying so much
of your valuable space IN referring to
Sigmas communication, but only
DO it for the purpose of calling atten-
ton to the fact that when material
aid is asked in buildings road directly
| In the interest of Evansville, and
4 only indirectly beneficial to US, that
it is not wise to rIdieuie or misrepre-
sent the people from whom the aid
aud assistance is expected. La my
/ opinion there is no other railroad en-
prise Of such vast importance to
Evansville as the e., q. u ?. Il. II.
| Evansville cannot stretch out an iron
arm in any other direction that will
embrace so much valuable territory
! which can be made absolutely
tributary to her opening up new fields
for her enterprise and bringing
to her very doors the trade aud pro-
duct of one of the finest agricultural
regions In the world. For whatever
casual benefit may result to her, Mt.
Vernon Is willing to aid and assist
in the enterprise, and only asks that
she may be treated fairly and con.
siderately, and her interests, whatever
they may be, duly considered anC
protected. It makes very little diff
Ference to Us what Evansville anC
Evansvillians may say or think abou
our proposed Louisville. Henderson
Nj. Vernon aud St. Louis Road; 10
know what we are doing, and ar
neither working alone or in the dark
Hence we are willing to aid in build
log the E., C.. and p. R.R. wheneve
met in a proper spirit by the citizen
of Evansville. POSEY.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22
Railroad Matters directing and
Rebuking the COuriGr's Travelling

kalIFOuu MatNefS - OFFeCiing ana
Rebuking the COuriGr's Travelling
Correspondent
MT. VERNoN, Indiana, June 10, 1860.
Editors Journal:
In the Courier Of the 18th [ notice
a letter from its correspondent with
the Evansville Railroad delegar&ou,
the object of which seems to be, as
far as the writer has the ability to
accomplish it, to ridicule the people
of Mt Vernon. ask, in alI candor,
if the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah
Railroad Company really desire that
the Road, in the interest of which the
delegation referred to visited our city,
should be built, would it not be better to
cease " hauling around with them
a correspondent, for the purpose Of
misrepresenting those with whom
the directors seem to be anxious to
establish business relations of the
most intimate nature. sigma says,
We found our good neighbOrs some
what riled over what proved to be a
misapprehension of the spirit of Mr..
| Hills letter, published in the oHrjer
/ last week" Now, although 10 citizen
| of Mount Vernon has ever been the
nominal editor of daily paper that [
am aware of, yet there are a few
among the good neighbors,
who, when they read a plain
English sentence think that
they have sufficient common
sense to understand its meaning.
| When MIR. Hill proposed to build a
" sort Of trunk line, to which branches
could be built from Mt. Vernon, New
Harmony and GRANVILLE" we under
stood that the said trunk line would
not pass through Mt. Vernon, else
why the necessity for a branch road.
/ Again Sigma says: A few words of
explanation from Mr. Hill, however,
| soon dispelled their Indignation, and
they came to the conclusion that the
! Norfolk aud San Francisco route
would be impracicabe." Mr.. Hill
is a very eloquent young man, and his
! tongue has evidently been frequently
/ fabricated with the sOftest kind Of
oil. but he certainly did not perform
the feat which Sigma ascribes TO him.
It is true that when President Hill
/ had finished his explanation, there
was precious little of his article left
SO far as it referred to Mt. Vernon,
but it would take a much more elo-
ouent gentleman than Mr.. Hill TO con-
vince the people of Mt. Vernon that
the Louisville, Henderson, Mt
Vernon aud St. Louis Railroad
/ (which Sigma derisively calls
the Norfolk and San Francisco Road)r
is either impracticable or its compile
ton doubtful That the Mt. Vernon
people seem to,be very much in earn
est on the subject of railways " is un-
4 doubtedly a fact, but that there are
many of them enthusiastically pre-
dieting that this will be the terminus
of every railroad of any importance
in the country, and that the very first
snort of the steam horse at this place
reverberating along the banks OF
the Ohio will strike upon the ears
of the people of Evansville as
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22

SOMETHING must be wrong with the
editor Of the Evansville Courier. Sew
eral numbers Of that paper have been
issued with not single editorial on
GRANT and Imperialism. The warm
weather may account for it. Surely
it is about time we had another dis
sertation on that fruitful theme.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22

which the festival was advertised,
and the apparent impossi bility of the
wonderful things promised, there has
been perhaps no ordinary concert or
performance anywhere in the country
which more nearly fulfilled the
pledges of the published bills than
the Great Peace Jubilee. F. NJ. T.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22
vgAVN %Fgs EET EXCuANf1E-

G1OTEHPF OF NllaG1 HElsE 9FNdl Ms.
HTTW Or BIG EeEFLELILNCf LII lYItFRN
REEaSAEEs airy rooms, clean, COM
= Portable beds, with excellent board s.
DFr " eek. or single meals 50 cents: lodgings
IS cents. The best the market 3ffOFds will
always b. found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and CataWba wine of the
Kretcnmar farm Will be thank fully receive
ed and promptly attended to.
JeSd6m JOHN q. .SCHWEIZER.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22
Warm, cold, and Tepld Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished or the
PHAL0E'S "PAPRIAE LOTIaNv
For BeautifgIng the Skin ana com.
Wfnvf0u

Removes All EruptiOns, FreckIes, Pim-
pies, Moth BiOtchess Tan, etc. and renders
the skin SQft, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery II is invalu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal
''Paphian Lotion " is the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and bIenishes Of the
Skin. 3
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22


@1O Iad5fspeasobte % egery H2itscholai :
epAAV Perfectly wonderful Every body
buys at first sighti Agents making for
tuuesI Illustrated circuta S FREEl Address
APEX >. M. Co, 2OS Broadway, n. y.
wEYANTED, AGENTS, s75 to 500 per
Wv month, everywhere. male and fe-
male, to Introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tuis machine viii
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and emhT0ider in a most superior
manner. Price only El8. Fully warrant
ed for five years. We Will pay 81 900 for
any machine that will sew a stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam Than
ours. 1t makes the . Elastic Lock stitch" !"
Every second stitch can be cut, and sttIl
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from S75 TO goo
per month and expenses, or "a com mission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOMB q co, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis, Mo.
CautiOn.-DO not be imposed on by 9TH
er parties palmtng Off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise OuIs is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
TIRE EXTINGUHSHER, Plant Syr-
y fnge, WINDOW WASHER, AND GARDEN
ENGINE for So send stamp for circulars TO
N. E. p. PUMP Co, Danvers, Mass.
s3OOOS SALARY. Address u. s. .PIAEo
Co. n Y
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22

A New Perfume tor the Handkerchief.
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON & SON New York.
Sold by all druggists lily Sd
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22
I.innincott & Blakewell.

Manufactures of Circular, Muley, Mill,
Gang and Cross-Cut saws. ChOpping Axes,
an shapes Coiburns IS Patent Axe. 5hOVels,
Spades and Miies's Patent Covered Scoop.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-22
TEEE

Indian Sprin gs.
The Proprietor of tia Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii b3 open for visitors
the 1st Of Juna.