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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-08

JUDGE pARKER-NoRrHERN CAPITALISTS
~ PETITIONS FOR REMOVAL OF DTsABILt'
rfEs--REvENUE OFFICERS APPOINTED.
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THIS DAY.

CERGEANT'S sALE-Will be sold on
SMnEDAY The Ht instant, Mt ha'f.past 10
49, NJ in front OF the Fity Hall.
= I'D0URLElCasE GOLD LEVER WATCH, 81
/ GOLD CHAIN. ,.,,.,-..-.,.y.s,
'Johm ainocchio gs. John Cast: s-.,s,, r i
ff'potNf 1N'F - 1 - II. T.. ANDERSON, ID T.,
for c.. 8. MILLS. sergeant City Richmond.
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YrALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENr

AfaLh hNO W ahhS4Nt ENI
Al TO the North, East, and West, via the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
carrying the United ststes mall twice daily. Fle.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on All
srains.-The through trains on this road are now
run from, the depot corner Byrd aud Eighth
streets rs Follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily at n:l5 4. NJ. arriving In Wash
ington at e:45 Il. n. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, gaet and
West.
1he NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. with
elegant cars, with the new patent Shopping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily tSunfSys eSccut-
ed) 1T 5:l5 p. ~, arriving D Washlr gtOn 1T $40
A. NJ, connecting with tire rarly morning trains
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop a. Alexandria each way
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way-sta.ions leaves drp0t corner Broad
|.and Eighth streets At 2:so L. 81 Keturniny
arrives at so 4. VI.
Through tickets and through baggage checks N
all principal points
Fer further information aud through tickets,
apply at the office Of Tn" company, conner Broad
and Eighth streets Shocknc il', 4nd at The tick,
office, corner Byrd and Higllh streets
= ~" j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket gent.
SAMUEL RUTH, SupcrirtG no'nt. d.
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CHERIFF,s sALE.-Will be sold on

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Win be sold on
y MONDAY. 18th dav Of February: 1899. at II
n'clnck NJ. on the premises. NJ the d'stiilery OF
Neesrs Styli & Davis, on james river below
Rocke,ts one STE M-TNGISE and BOILERS
and all tie NJ CHINTRY In said di;tillerY also,
ALI the Tubs TANKS. and other articles uscd In
the manufacture Of whIskey IN said distiilery:
also all the PENS, SHEDS. and other LU"RHR
used for feeding and keeping hogs on said prem
iscs or so much thereof AS NAV b" necessary To
satisfy license taxes In my hands In favor OF the
Commonwealth ri Virginia against fat1 Styll x
Davis. "HLlAH NJ MH""i,'fh:
rc 4 Henrico county.
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PROPOS AIS.

NJOTICE.-sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceived at the Office Of the City Engineer until
the 10th instant to Il O'Clock N, for furnishing
the CITY Almshouse with GOOD, SOUND SEQ
S0NED PINE WOOD for the present year. The
Committee reserve the right to reject any or all
proposals II they think proper:
Forms of proposals can be had at the ONCE 81
' RT order OF the Committee for the Relief Of the
Poor. oOnN tTa nt'ots.
fe 3-7t superintendent OF Alnlsho"ee'
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And larger clubs at the last-named rates.
The money must accompany every order. Re-
mittances may be made at risk in drafts postal
money orders, or registered letters. -.-.. s.r a.
The next twelve months viii be fraught with
events of great interest TO the people OF Virginia
Our political status Is to be determined new Fee
deral administration is to be inaugurated and the
course of Congress and the President will be
watched with anxious solicitude Elections will
doubtless be held In this State involving Issues Of
vital Importance to our future welfare. 1t be-
the duty of every one, In this crisis TO Sc
cure early and reliable information of the progress
Of public affairs, that he may act promptly and
wisely when the moment for action arrives. AS
heretofore, our unsurpassed corps OF Washington
correspondents will keep our readers advised, by
mail and telegraph, of all that transpires at the
national capital, while our numerous correspond
ents in the State will inform them Of all that
of public interest within our borders.
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complete summary of the Foreign and Domestic
News latest news by telegraph from all parts OF
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OF the proceedings of Congress and state Legisla-
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Courts reviews of the most interesting and i'm
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Family Circle, the Merchant, Farmer, Professional
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
rTRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE 10

rTRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on THE
NORTH sInE OF EXCHANGE ALLE LII: LIE, BT7
STREETS AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
FARM or TWENTY ACRES. HALE MILE
FAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING ohk.
WOOD (yENETERT.-By virtue or Il deed or
trust executed TO the subscriber BY Mr.. PeTtoh
Inhngton and wife hearing date 18th september,
1865 duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
and also In Henrico County Court, shall, IN exc
cuffon thereof proceed to sell Mt public anctlon
ON the premises in the order advertised on r:s-
DAY the 9th of February. 1853, If fair. II not the
frst fair day thereafter commencing at IL O'cIoch
NJ that valuable LOT located as above ,mIne-
diatelv in rear of the large store owned ny Mr.
William Ira Smith, and recently occupied by
Messrs. Noah Walker q Co: ironing ~ leet' run
ming back 6s feet to said Smiths line
And st o'clock z. NJ. on the premises, tnaI
valuable COTTAGE FARM. called 1.-THE Re
trcat ,, adjoining Oakwood Cemetery. containing
TWENTY ACRES. The land is highly improved,
and the buildings are sufficient for the use 81 d
small family. AS a market or dSiry farm tnis
one nossesses peculiar advantages by reason OF It's
nroyimity TO the city. being within one ana
half miles OF the Old Market. selling rs trustee
shall convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS /: Enough in cash TO cefray expenses Oh
sale and TO pay off the of 81 900 and All me
rest in arrear on credit as TO Bl,o until ene
nth Of September 1859 on Ike credit OF - GOO
mill 18th of September. 1870 on a Ike credit OF
81 600 until 18th OF feptember, B7l ana as 90 my
residue Of the proceeds on such terms as snail ne
announced at the hour of sale-the Whoie creeil
instruments TO bear interest from Inc Gay %. sai
and To he secured by trust deed. II Is prnDapie
on the day of sale the creditors may be willing 10
ih"Ae n''i' N''l ~ Il. A. CLAIBORNE,
"a lTuhLces
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcl

PETERSBURG AND WELDON RAILRoAD-DIvI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONDITION - COTTON
MARKET NEW HACKING MILL PRO-
CEEDs OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM FAIR. s.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &e.

NOTICE.-The subscriber, having assg
/ Y made arrangements with Dir. J sMEs V@S
BOLTON 10 conduct his busine; durings -
his Illness will continue To make 10 order
LADIES and GEkTLEMES'> ROOTS, sRoEo,
CATERS nc. a calf from hts friends and Gus
toners Is respectfully solicited.
y. B.-REPAIRISG neatly executed.
800 - ROBERT BRiGGS
No. II Thirteenth stree
shall be pleased 10 see All my old customers i.
the above place. and viii guarantee 20 use the pee;
materials and 60 give satisfaction as " ~ A."
quality OF work. s g4s
fe 2Hlw4 E.. JANIS BOLTON.
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SENII-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

,-sr., SENII-WEEKLY DISPATCH.
For the accommodation Of persons who desire
paper oftener than once week, we put the price
of the SEMI-WKKKLY DISPATCH at the following
reduced rates for twelve months
Single copy. 90
Five copies, addressed to each subscriber, at e.
g. 80 each. Il 50
Ten copies, addressed 70 each subscriber, at y
% each... 20 90
For either the DAILY, SEMI-WEEXLY, or
WEEKLY DISPATCH address ---- -
zz~sz = vaw - p sCOWARDIN & ELLYSoN,
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TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ nEtL FsTATE.-Ou WEDNESDAY the
10Th day Of February 1869. in front Of the 81;
Charles Hotel. In the city of Richmond ~ l.
O'Clock NJ shall, as the executor Of John Bridg-
wafer. deceased, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, a IRA CT OF Ia ND lying between
adjoining the railroad five miles from the city Of
Richmond and within half mile of ~ Fair OAKS y
station on said road. containing i2|s acres.
TERMS F.: One-half cash, and the balance on
credit of six months the purchaser giving pego-
table note with good endnrsers. and the tLle % De
retained until all the purchase money - W.,
i''''''Ao' " John WOODWOTTH, .
Executor OF John Bridgwater, deceased.
Ia,
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> L. z. FINcn. - 80 $685. 8. r. JOHNSON. :
ATECKLENBURa LAND AGENCY -
IVA The subscribers offer their services Tor the
SALE AND, PURCHASE OF REAL EsTATE IN
the counties of Mecklenburg, Halifax. Charlotte,
Lunenbnrg and Brunswick. Va, and IN the coan-
ties Of Warren aud Granville, N. c., or l.. ~.
FINCH VIII make Investments on Joint account.
For further particulars address, s,
Boydton, Hecklenburg county, Va. 81
Refer to General }. ID. Imboden. Msssrs Lam
caster, j. Co., Rtcbmond, Va. h. BarSSdsle. Jr
Halifax: Wood Souldin, Charlotte; George W.
Hardy Lmenburg; N. s. Edmuads. Brunswick (;
W. J. Hawkins, Warren, N. e.; Colonel j. 4IaE-
grove, Granville, n. u. u l-eodsmf
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"You speak French wonderfully" said
q Frenchman to young snob who was
airing his accomplishments before him.
" You have not re least accent mean re
least French accent" 81 E.5t' &tt"s=s
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M - 9s
pTCHMOND AND DANVILLg ptU
lb.BoAD-CHANGE OF sCEyDTuy ~
and after FRIDAY,. January 18TH, lsss, he pAsn
fSENaER TRAlNs this road VIM be run oNs 2.
= GoIsa wEsr, LYNCHBURG psssyravp,
leave Richmond daily Except SundayyI AZ a Is no
M.. arrive a. surksville a uak. g., making
road for FarmviIle, Lyuchburg, Bristol KnnI
vile, NASHVILLE Memphis, Sc dc. 1HROuGH
NAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond a,ti !.
ASP 10. ieaye Danville daily at ls.B P. n:
xrrfYe nc Greensboro daily at 12.ls A. ", malt
close connections for ali citations on the Snrrb
CAROLINE road both east and vest Of Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and ali point,
South saGr~r edo sEz.F taa
/ GOING EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND Ex.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily At A. NJ leave
Dauyfllc daily at BAT a. II. arrive at RIcbmnnd
daily at II n. N. LYECHBURG Phs5KE9ERs
leave Burkeville daily Except sundaysl at 2.io p
M: arrive at Richmond II t.IaPM
Through tickets can be procured 1t tho tIcks,
Office In Richmond to MI imEortan. points South
and Southwest, and At Green sboro and DanyiIle ~
sll points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ta u fa .## #H.-~ Sunprintandpnt
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BvLee & 9oddln, kuctioneers, ,ssss-
No. MI Main street. sse..-.
- nmFILINa CONTAINING
Nv Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
FIoyantb street between Main and Bank.

"A Tot OF GROUND ON THE soUTI
u s1nr or EXCHANGE ALLEY BE
TWEEN THIRTEENTH up E E0rKEES GaP !,
at CIV STOP VIII, BE SOTsDaT hTF"TlOF
IN THE PRFMIsTs. ON cTIrFaDsY' 9TH 81
rFHBUapY. AT l2i O'CLOCK T. NJ.
IT T. snxT0 feet. ..... ..rs -..tt
hh"' nv ' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
e =. &t Lnci ioneers.
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A writer says that Napoleon lost Wa
terloo because he was sleepy" We always
thought that 1t was Wellington who took q
"little nap" about that time.-Ne'o 1orS
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POSTPONEMTNT. ....z. s.-
In consequence or Indictment weather. the above
sale is postponed until MONDAY NEXT, Febru-
airy sth, at the same hour.
. JAMES M. TAYLOR r. SON,
10 kuctioneerg.
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By Grubbs & williams, hucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BY Grubbs & Williams, huct,oneers s
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
FyzRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
Z Sc.-Rv virtne of 3 deed OF trust executed ny
w g Roran,i and r. Z. Morgan JT to the SUD,
scr,ber. d,tei nth November. 1899 and recorded
In the richmond Hastings Court Nice, VIII sen
ut auction on FRIDAY. 18th February, AT -
o'cIock VI, at the premises No. is on Fourtrcnth
street between Main and Franklin streets, the ar
ticlps nyeved in said feed-tn wit w ainut Slne-
hoard NarbJe-top CentrP-Table two dozen ane-
seat rnr-rhairs. Hat-Rack, set OF Crockrry,
DininR Table. Cooking-stove and fixtures Ch,na
and Glassware. Lace Curtains. Shades. Oilcloth,
Matting Carpeting, Gas Chandeliers, &c. ..
! '''s''' P. W. CRITTERS, Trustee:
GRTrRBa II WILLIAMS kuctioneers. Re
TTIGH .CONsTABLE's SALE. ONE
sTUCrnFD BUILDING, ON LEASED
5GRnUND, FOR SkLF.-Will he sold on MON
DAY. February 18th 1859. at IL O'Clock NJ, the
above-named property, situated on Fourteenth
STREET between Main and Franklin streets former
lv occupied by Savage Smith as carpenters
shop Said sale is to be made for ground rent to
satisfy n distress warrant In my hands in favor OF
s. Barnett and against William T. Allen.
70 VIM. r. TALL. n. e. G.. n.
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VF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY GO
to 5O4 BROAD sTREET, near Fifth, aud buy your
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the cheap apothe-
cary store of
iaso J. UNDERWATER Il ROCK.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

TUST RECEIVED, Sulphate Morphia,
e5 Cit. Iron and Quiuine, Carboic Acidln Crys-
tails, Sulph Qulnine, Bromide PoEssa. Chlorate
Potassa, and for sale by Il. W. TOWERS,
fe4 No. laos Main street.
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.es4ss Auctaoneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
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AUCTIONS sAAEs.zasss 80

,--r.Ysays4 5FUTuEEsDKg. 4 rTff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-03

.sgoBEqE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - The
Board Of Commissioners were in ses-
sion, yesterday, but the only business
of importance transacted was the
passage of a resolution, which ex-
plains itself, and which we publish
below. At noon the Board adjourned
sine die. The following is the reso-
luton:
Inasmuch as Victor Biseh, County
Auditor. has made the full reports
recommended by A. l.. Robinson, and
has filed the vouchers appertalnlng 10
the same, which reports were accepted
and received by the Board; and
WHEREAS, The County Commits
sioners and the examining committee
are of the opinion that A. Il. ROBIN
sons attendance Is required to finally
examine said reports, and having
learned that said Robinson has now
no time to attend to said board, 1t is
/ therefore
Reso}Ued, That the said examina-
| ton shall only be made with the at
tendance of said Robinson, who Is
hereby requested to communicate to
this Board, during the term, or to the
| County Auditor in vacation, the time
when ne will please attend for said
purpose: and the County Auditor Is
requested to call special term of this
Board at the time so appointed by
said A. L. Robinson; and that he
shall furnish copy of this resolution
10 A l.. Robinson, and the members
Of the committee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-The follow
ing Is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Friday, April 2, 1869,
as appears on record, in the Auditors
Office:
Jacob Weiss to John y. Reitz, Lots II,
rs, and adjoining q of 10, in BLOCK 3d. East
err Enlargement, for 500.
Chas. E. Marsh to John G. Stacer, South
half Of southeast quarter, 80, A, 10, for 500.
Andreas Jauch To Joseph BOntzmeier,
undiY ded OGe-half OF Lots Q. 10, II, Il, IL
and II, in BLOCK i, stocks Enlargement,
tor 81 30
jacob Mann. ST., to John Laval, part O.
Lot i6i Donation IN ar cement, for 81 220
Rob 1T Ruston to JOun Num-, part Of
northwest 4u irter of northeast quarter, IL,
5, 10, lOr 500.
ton, northwest quarter OF northeast quar-
Artemas WIlmuth to Louis Weiss, Lot
IL, in Ook's subdivision. part of south
west quarter, 8, 8, 20, for $500.
Louis Weiss - John I. Bante, northeast
quarier of southeast quarter, is, ., for
Anton Muss and Ed. Drewes to Anton
BaranOwSky. undivided tw0-.hirds OF Lot
No ], in BLOCK q, in S,ockweIl's Eniarse-
Edwin Jared to Valentine Hart line, the
southwest quarter OF southwest quarter, l,
5, Il; also, 50 Itheast quarter OF southwest
quarter, !, >, II, for s., %
Juiana Meyer 10 Mary J. Lynch, part OF
Lot 3, BLOCK 8, Pauett's Enlargement, for
500.
Frank. MCndo to Julia "a 3eter, Lots "A
| and Is clock Z, Lam ssc0, for $500
Nj baei ID munger to eorze SchencE
Lots Y aud l3, b .ock l, NI1iis's Enlarge
ment, to S. 900.
AIRY NJ. 1ornstt to VIM. Reavis, north
east quarter of southwest quarter and
son hives quarter o. utnVa quarter, 3
9, IL. north three-f urth- of nOrthwes
qua ter of northeast quarter, 10. s, IL i: a.so
sou he st quarter at southwest quartz r.
-ectIOu 5, and northeast gu after OF north
west quarter, sec ion 10, All in township s
/ Rang H. or Il 800.
Geo W. Fic::s TO Juliana Myer, part o.
/ Lot 3, .oek 6, Parrett's Eniai cement, fOl
/ S2Sl D
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ELECTI0N NOTICE.

: Htc ~ Indiana, 1al
The ftate ~ IgtdiUaa ~ the @hertU of go1-
aerbtggh ouHty, Grcetags
IA NaHderburgA CircuIf1 08rf, do fI.EU-
bg certify 10 the eherin oE .HlI
county what Culcfrs are to De elected iur
The several lOWIIe1lps in said county Ha
the usual places of holding ciluNuHHt OLA
ths flrht Monday o. prlI, 1909. 90 HIis
For Pigeon Township; one Justice 1t
the Peace, l0uf Cunatmbiesi one IrI#I. 81,
For knight Township. Iwu Justice. 81
tie Peace, two COuataDlts. one b I..H...
For scott IoWusulp; One Ju.Ir# uf tHH
Peace, tWo Constable onH Trustee.
For Genre IOWuHnips Two Ju. IINH- NJ
the Pence, two COn5iaD ea one f.ru.t...
For German IoF nhhips Two CoU.itH.. u
For reuy Townshipi Two Juf-.rs uf
tho Pence, two Constable, one H. tr..
For Union Township Two iN.II.tH -
the Peace. two Constable ono o III#. .t
For AHmstI Ong IDWUH.lpf tH" p
Of thu Peace two 1uuHI titIf.f aL.. I......-
Ana the Sheriff or NHHdcipuI -r E.H"'E
is hereby directed 30 Give ltH. H tt.. ut
such election. il conformity WItH ..t# ...t
ute in such case mano Hhu pIaNI..H
In witness whereof, h#hu AHI.UHIl ...
my had md nmAed thn HeY4 OBJ. ..HH
Court 90 EVauaVlto, fNIH h.H HHH H=
march, 1869. sOAaNraa. NflI..
]. Jarob II. Miller. Heun ol NHuI IA.
buiRh county, stntH OF Indiana. d9 #-r..s.
ceritfy ulat inc iorsg iuE is 8 tTu- aat5. HE
the original GA lleia titr nM g..
witness uH hand aud seal, t4l. sth d
lsEALI J.H. MIilfH.
fhaIln Nanueruurau Coon .E.
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THE CHURCH SUPPER.-The Con-
cert Hall, Opera Building, vas well
filed again last night, and the occa-
son was one Of much qualification to
all concerned. The attendance was
not so large as on the previous even
ing, but those who absented them
selves were decidedly the losers.
The lunch, yesterday, was very hbe-
rally patronized, most all the young
gentlemen in the city calling In aud
generally going through the entire
bill of fare. Whether the financial
success was equal to the expectation
of the young ladies, we have not
ascertained, but as social entertain
ment, it was a splendid success.
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To BOUK AGENTS.
EXPERIENCES BOOK AGENTS
w n II II ID.
CHANCE FOR MEN of ABILITY

The undersigned have now nearly ready
very important and original relig Gus
work, and wish to employ men OF talent
aud experience In canvassing for it,
Agents Of the right stamp can have choice
of territory. This Is an unusually good
opportunity for experienced Agents, who
Will ind the canvass for the wo K "A que'-
ton very profitable. Clergymen, v no have
acted as Book Agents, will find this book
well worthy their attention.
Parties controlling General agencies, and
eynlt yilg Sub geHts, can hare large dis
trtcts and exclusive authority.
Address, stating experience, fac titles,
and choice of territory,
u. APPLETON Il 90, Publishers,
It'll 90, 81, and 81 Grand st., N. =.
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gew 20 EPE Geods MsFEe..

By Tslegraph.I NEW YoRT. April 2.
The suspension Of the firm of 4. & h.
Curtis & Co, IL now appears, has reference
solely to their house iii Paris, through the
over advances of the junior partner, who
Is now a helpless lunatic, and hence 1t is
not kn own what effect IL will have on the
New York firm, which is Still solvent.
more cheerful aspect, although trade is Oy
no means active; prices. however, show
more steadines-, and the changes are too
trivial to merit attention. Heavy Brown
Sheetings f5%Gl61Sc. as to brand. Printing
Cloths are held at 734d8c for standard aud
extra makes. Prints are steady; lI5zc for
American and AmOske7g, and I2ISc for
Pacific and Sprague's The best styles of
Delaines are held firmly at 20c, but bad
n ives are selling down To lT6lSc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-03


Rice. Jacob Hutchesop. D, l. biakus'
Jacob Bennighof.
Col. J. F. Grill, candidate for
Township Trustee, was loudly called
for. and made a short and stirring
speech.
NINTH WARD.
Quite large meeting assembled at
Philip Klein's shop, but it was a
business meeting. and nothing was
done save the appointing Of commit
tees.
Mr.. A. SwoDe was made Chairman,
and Chas. G. Schrader. Secretary.
The following Rallying and Chal-
longing Committees were appointed
Rallying COMMUNICATIONS. Walk
er, Philip Klein, Nick Kjssel, VIM.
Themes, Ben. Trucker, John G. Myer
Michael Lutz, Walter Hawkins, A.
Myer. G. Myerhof, III. Cassavant,
VIM. Felker, B. 3. Scott, Abe Sharra,
Jacob Rifing, NJ Decker, +. Weber
| G. Farr, John Payne, S. Ruff, Geo
Wund
| Challenging Committee. - james
Taylor, Thos. Hopkins, Fred. Schwa
ner, Sebastian Kuhn, VIM. Barton
Thos. Crist.