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4 y ENERAL GRANT.
PEOPLES ART ASSOCIATION OF BOSTON.
Established for the Dissemination of Works
of Art among the People.

The Peoples Art Association take pleasure in
announcing that they have purchased the mag
nihcent hist prcal engraving, entitled
THE SURRENDER OF
GEN. LEE TO GEN. GRANT
which they will furnish to purchasers at the low
price of Five Dollars.
The magnificent picture has received the high
est cuconIums for their wonderful lifc-ikC fidelity
Of the character represented in the surrender OF
Gen Lee 20 Gen. Grant and the present Is an
.,rnnrtunity that thousands viii readily avail
,i, ~ ,ss s = become poSscssJr OF tins mag
The Association h Is not only this work OF Art
but also own large assortment Of Real and l., i
sunal Property, which they propose to sell with
the Picture. A. follows: With every Picture sold
W. present the purchaser with a certificate nam
ing and emitting them to Of the following ar
ticles, which the holder will receive Iumcii ltely
after the purchase of the Picture, at the ofiirj.
374 Washington st, Bost N, Mass.
No Lottery No DrawIng. No delay in deter
mining the article You are entitled To-
The following Is the list OF the srtic.es that are
sold with the Picture
One factory building and land .stuated in aflour-
ishing town in the State Of Mass, s75 900; one
dwelling house with store and stable situate in a
touri-hng town in Massachusetts, "a 500: one
house lot situated above 81 600; one house lot,
situated AS above, $50 one house lot, SITUATED as
above 900; fiv. elegant two-horse Peietons $50
each, $500 five elegant top buggles, 1878 each,
t,775: five elegant open buggcs, 1875 each
1888; 2j set buggy harnesses, go each, 1850:
10 fine tone pianos. 1850 each, $500 10 gold
hunting watches 900 EACH 81 900; 10 silver hunt
ing watches. $40 each 400; 20 silver hunting
watches, 80 each, $500, 20 silver hunting watches
$50 each, 1900; 30 silver hunting Watches $40
each, 5000. and 100000 other articles.
For further particulars, send for circulars.
Price of pictures follows
One for 500; two to address, 81 so; four Il
one address, $500 six to address s2j. 90, any
number over six. 400 each.
Send for agents circular.
n. B.-Agents wanted in every city and town in
the United States. To whom liberal terms will be
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.53 See advertisement in another col
umn. Great auction sale of furs in Rut-
land.
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variety in the some soil, the more liable
they are to rot.
Mr.. Everts experience in manuring
potato with fresh manure, was that it had
a most decided tendency to rot the crop
The President said:
Associated, but not identical with the
tendency to disease,is the keeping quality
of the potato; and as part OF 1t, the
changes which take place in the tuber In
the cellar.
1t is well known that some kinds are
best when harvested some are better In
the earlier winter; some In the later
winter. and some hardly fit for use In
early winter, are of first rate quality IN
March and April.
This keeping quality is closely allied to
table quality.
The qualities most to be considered for
the table are color, mealiness and flavor
Color is inherent in the variety; Meali-
ness and flavor. while they, too, adhere
with considerable tenacity to the variety,
may be modified by culture, and season,
and soil
The most priced color is white. This
is. however, the least really valuablequal-
ity; yet it has its influence in price, and
farmers must heed it. More valuable, in
deed indispensable, are the qualities OF
mealiness and flavor. Some kinds are
specially delicate in flavor, having none
of the earthincss in taste which belongs
to other sorts.
Mealincss and flavor are generally found
to be increased in soils Astounding in potash
and magnesia, as in the slate-stone lands
Of Hubbardton and Pawlet, or on the
granite ranges Of the Green mountains.
What are the best potatoes as regards
flavor, color and table quality generally,
was brought out by the above.
Mr. Landon named the Pcach-blow and
Enrly Blue.
Col Merritt considered that the Early
Rose was the most desirable
Mr. Hubbard thought that the Chill
and Peach-blow were preferable.
Mr.. Eyerts gave the preference to the
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OHc week $50 90. number Il Ws-t,.gu Cattle al
Shi- market va lglG IN the two previous weeks
iess than 500 par week this N.ek tie numbers a.
i5io, an increase shat has depressed trade and
H1IaaWhat lowered Igie.-, but nat sufficiently 10
justly ana mr',rial change ia quoting. Fever
ar sid ri tue hs-8e-f Tgaee. nothing exrert the
premium bullolks being sold over ie per pound,
and only very extra ones oter 48s. per pound.
The supply rs large ipr tAe -eassu 18ces uusatis-
f4r'1ry 20 'l" trogtT aud trad s'gw ana quiet
wi'h che ADVANTAGE ~ favor Of t1le buyer. siaall
cattle arc scarce. nearly al Il she 80 northcrn
stock Al CaInirils., today. WIZ oxen. averaging
probably over one thIrd more pounds than -hs
same number At tine market tVa ruunt}- ago l..
g. Lail rlll - oxen. Two 81 which wa said 10
dre-s p 900 pounds. were ed Iy gohu Brookxay,
Of Pomfrct, al Is, 49,. aud l8a ler pound. a
Durham year oli hcl',r. hrsI ty u. q. steei 4
star5n, ", tn $40. N. 7. -haekett sold 10
oxen a. lfc 90 D. sc per pound. J 7. Amsden,
sold j. NDw N"Ik oxen and steers - =. u e rer
pound. Cove and g0En, eatfse as 30 - lie Ver
pound. Of Me-iarn cattle We noticed sales 81 G
A. lie. Is al ~. - a. ~ r. l1 "a I3e lG6 at .se
IS Al 90 per pound. Ihe Sss,tru shetp We TN
dersian4, cot from s 10 -ta Ter pound Al
CaInhIilse. to-day. \. T.. W3f-5n s.la POI NJ
o. 80 pr 100 pounds q. ". Jones 25 sheep. 80
pounds each az e. q. y. Taylor 500 sheep. for
s3.2j each J. sabin l05 sheep. IS pounds each
AZ 81 pcr pound. D.Roi a Irguty, S. sheer.
= pounds each. ioT - -. n. T. shaeLet;. q
sheep, % psBn g. ~ .c. :. Lyman. - sheen,
AZ &c pr pound. and ~ f,.r a. ra-r had. W. II.
BaT4Wel. % sheep, sIos, Axe lt, go. "a Z r. per
pound. Frank Rif4d. - step. eHoza weight,
3,2e1. faf g. 81 Isr head e. D Hales.x. ~
sheep. 80 pounds a. 81 - r.r bead about SOC
northern sheep, az fnsIl,t t,-ss. roastlyo good
quality.
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New JAfLoR.-Allen Sulcr>on, the
new jilor. took up his quarters in the
iail yesterday.
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New advertisements.
WATER POWER FOR SAL,

The subscriber offers for gale The splendid water
pnNltge known the Howard property stu
atci IN the hourishIng village of salisbury The
stream never dries up, and never freezes 20 do
harm. VIII be sold AZ low price u An party
who viii operate with the power For further
particulars enquire of l.. T.. Beach. Il. X.
Howard, on tn premises.
l.. T.. BEACH
Salisbury, VI, Jan. 2j. 1863. dlw&waw
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10000 WORTH OF FURs,

The entire stock of
FASHIONABLE BROADWAY ESTABLISH
MENT,
to be sold without reserve, consisting of
LADIES AND GENTS FURS,
of all descriptions. ROBES, great variety: all
to be sold at great sacrifice. Sale to continue
only two weeks, at
KIDDER'S STORE, Opera Block RUTLND, VIZ.
w&J2y:d4d.
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NEW YoEx, Jaa. =.
Money continues steady AZ pr cent on cali
loans.
nrst class bills.
GOLD-Cl0sed at 1861.
Government stocks shade EInltr.
For Governments the following are the elOslI.g
quotations:
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AcCIDEET,-Ou Monday, u, son OF Ed,
,L.ot eis},t wears. while feeding his ia
r...e,. ao,- ,r...,,..l =, ,.e,.,, so,sr.. wound
,T,.. ,.g.,,. .,a;.Iant.,lIy threw her head M.
.,t.hfnsr lar horn in the lads mouth.
,.,ualet,ly trariu. away the roof Of his
,n.,l,h. and narctirg q very severe and
.,iilfuI wound The slightest variation
If the animals horn would have proved
fatal
,r..-..-... ..1.-,...- VI -,
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80 w '''''' ~ T.
,..:I:. -, .rI.....I. ,I.,.,I... .,.
:... ~,
Il X. k.-Ihe Fair H,veu Journal
states thar "a lawyer ;amed Wilson
t'rl-ss. tormar.t OF Scotch Hal, in TINS
town. ut to% 81 SAN Antonio. Texas, re-
Gently tarv.rlel Ia a friend hero the
notice % i"'l "a.1n n" h'a received
TT III TIM IA" t>tuN N''h. II Is nude up
OF pm. ''t'S - cross ""'''N ~Nul'' 7'erhn'n
'a'' FI''. conn, "l "A''" Is written,
'b"wtr tins i~ l' '.n''lH Ju iSo lri-E~
without fall' IA IN, Is. Gross bones a2lin.
with j" w'rl~, 'yon time has COME, d--n
l.'" ~ ia oar '"y7 are I"M-
~ 49,"
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90 and 30, from am. till 4 pm, to re-
ceive the State tax on the list of 1868. A
discount of four per cent. will be made
if paid on either of the above days.
The railroad company have in pro-
cess of erection, at the crossing near
Smiths dam, neat and comrnodious
building, to be used by the employees OF
section No. "a for car-house. This i'm
provement has long been needed, and will
add to the convenience of those persons in
this vicinity who are in the employ of the
company.
Lyman Cobb has sold his interest in
the mercantile establishment of French
& Cobb to Horace A. Parmenter, of this
town, and Mr. Harvey from Connect
cut. The community regret to have Ly
man remove from their midst, for he is a
universal favorite and deservedly popular
with all his friends. He will be attended
with. the best wishes of his acquaintance
for his welfare, wherever be may go. And
the town which has him for a citizen, can
congratulate itself on having a valuable
ac,,,;.iti,, - its business and social cir-
cles
Mr. J. \. Spafford, formerly of this
town. has received and accepted the posi-
ton of station agent Of the Troy and Bos-
ton railroad at EagIe Bridge. n. Y
NJ = VIVA ,,
a,sr a. - la,aaa,...l
r..,,a,,.illo nas;+ion - H. law 81 -
{ -C-,l-.t4 n 4co %
way ~ i'-'''S
Norman ~ Smith Esq, has sold the
ISM farm 10 D. W. Leach OF f""ie''
Tor - 'oo.
Gentlemen who are desirous OF re-
pIemShins their wardrobes' will do well
10 oeir III mind that better suits OF clothes
than those manufactured 10y the house OF
\. y Fletcher, Main street, are not pro-
curable iii this vicinity. In quality Of
goods, variety of patterns, in style, and
in fact, in every requisite, he leaves moth
ing to be desired. The establishment of
Del Is 81 well known, that We can say
nothing 10 enhance its reputation. but is
large and increasing business fully testi-
fe~ 10 the unsurpassed favor it enjoys in
public estimation J. 5. \.
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BEEF Per 100 ls. GA e. TAI Nt1glit - ilae, tai
low and meat extra. sB - - 93i nrst quality,
az s5sll8 SO. -seu1 quality, y "ehi2 80 third
quality. 40 50aiu - feW hoioe single pairs
,l82JalI 30. .,fus q .lJs pom eos-, a., q 90
Ia 10 900. 4 fW CHOIR ~ hh"
WORKINb bA - tzf-sli.15-
HANDY ~TEEE~- flrta.ae-5, -. Ias4cil 4o,srs-
n their value fgsr.
COWS AND lDi 50 Gala Isr-Ealr quality
400 80. extra s751tlD0 fAffpR af4a dry $3.50
STORES THIS lotN6 CATTLE For farm
~ nns year Old. s.sa2s; two gears Old, s25a85
three years old. ss5a.n.
SHEEP Pa faun1. llge weislt, = laGe. *
Ira 81 OK.
SHEEP AND LANES PEI Ia4a, ~ iot-, o. O.
at 90.
PAL HOGS p,r pound, O. aaHa
lElI> ln' Z Sec. country lets, crr. s50s-e.
POULTRY iew a. Hllakat. faiee.l2 al6e,
IN
= HIDES Brighton iaalo &c.; country Iots 10
sflu sc. eaf-kln- D. a9ue.
sIiDrES-ll D.. E.tail. II ai2 Sc.
TALLOW - Brighton. aae.. county lots
: ! use.
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4:wsw.
CTATEOF VERMONT DISTRICT

y of Rutland. IS. The Probate Cour. for the
district of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the esta 10 Of Isaac
McDaniels, late OF Rutland, III said istr.ct, de-
ceased, Intestafe, CnrtTIsG:
WHEREAS, James Nc Daniels ana rdrs. Mary /
Mechanics, administrators of the estate of Isaac
Mechanics, late of Rutland, in - ia district de-
ceased, having presented TO SAID court their petit
ton in writing, setting forth, IN 4. in 1865 Octo-
Der ], George l.. Nussey and ife Nelintha A
Mussey, secured the late Isai e McDanirls aud
Meier Edson. for certain los ns bv giving tho
said McDaniels and Edison u deed OF certain real
estate described in said deed. 10 which reference
Is had that the said George l.. Mussev h4s now
paid up said loans made To IA IN by saic NJ Daniels
and Edison in fnll, ard shout ] nov have the title
to SAID real estate re-Inye-te IN HIM and praying
for license to deed and co nycy said real estate
TO the said Mussey, or sue n pcrsOns a he NAV
direct, according 10 the DutIact or agreement
made between the said Nj isscy AIcDAuiels and
Edison; therefore,
by the authority Of e ie State Of Vermont.
You are hereby nothvl 70 appear before said
Count, at the Probate Sf,it e IN Rutland IN said
district, on the 81 Tuesdi " OF Feb A. H. 1863
70 show cause, u any you have, why said license
should not b. granted.
Dated at Rutland. IN said district, this 25th day
Of January, 4. u. 1863
w. 6 EDGERTON.
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CTATE CF YERM0NT DIsTRIcT

STATE CT VERMONT, DISTRICT
District of Rutland.
To all perSJns interested in the estate OF Cath
Inc Esler, late of Rutland, In said District, de-
ceased. GRrrrTSo.
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, YOU arr
hereby notified TO appear before the said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland in said dis
trict, on the LIST Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1862
to show cause, If any you have, why the account
OF !. Nj. southwick. administrator of the est.te Of
said deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue of SAID estate should not be
to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this alst day
OF January, A. D., 1868.
w. G. EDGERTON,
4:W5W' Second Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OF RuflAnd, So: To the Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
To all persons concerned, GEEErfNs.
WHEEEAS. Afis. Charlotte l.. johnson, gu4rIIan
of latiel W, Amos r.. Flor nar : and claf,...
o. johnson, minor children Of Mark /. Johu-ar
late OF Pitt-isll. deceased, having rre--nted H.
said court, her petition ln writing setting forth
that II would b. conducive 10 the interest, ~ Ter
wards 70 sell all the real estate, m tie town 81
PItt,ted IN said district, in winch they hag. az.
interest for the purpose Of pat ing rAc proceeds
Of such sale a interest, utesI ing II i s.g.- ~
real estate; therefore.
BY the authority 81 the State ~ vermont. y.if..
are hereby notified 10 appear D. fore thu -lid Pro-
bate CONT, ~ the Probate Office ia Rutland. IN
sand district On the 80 lu. Jas 80 Feb. A. H. lsag
TO show cause II any YOU have, why raid liee.l8e
should not he granted
Dated At Rutland. in -iil li-'..s'. ill .G.L day
Of January, \. i. lsDl
y, u. ED6GETON,
I-tn-l-.a p
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ssssFoN LIVE STOCK usHKI..
-, 'shsoH. Cambridge aud uedforS.

'sf .Le Hs.k enilug J anaary %. Isos.
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Boston produce Market.

Reported eNfIo- % iur tl- HIuALp - t'HAspFn.
LIZ. srrHGrs A Co., corHili-s-1H M,Tslsar'-.
- and - FsneUil Hall Nait'f. fesfon.
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-, vNr OF srocK At nsnrrr.
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The Peoples Art Association take pleasure in
announcing that they have purchased the mag-
nfcent hist pueil engraving, entitled
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Stocks closed unsettled,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30


1ifnni"za fsom oua Eaehnucoa.
fIFTsBURo. - The Commercial of
Friday says:
The marks last evening ON tbc
Monongahela pier indicated fwo faof
SIX inches, large, aud faIiing rbc-e
~, however, over three feel or v,gte,
in the shOalest parts. The oplv ANN
val was the Dew Dror.
The crew Of the steamer Belle Ver-
non left for Parkers1urg yesterday
Ia order 60 bring up that boat
If the present stage Of water con.
tinues the Belle, Captain Sholes. win
enter the Parker burg trade on We'd
nesday next
CINCINEATI-Thc Commerciql Of
Friday says
The Major Anderson departed for
Louisville, yesterday, in place Of the
Ohio No. f.
Captain Rea new steamer Jofor-
son, will leave the Marine Ways to-
day, IN complete repair, and will leave
for St. Louis this evening.
Thirteen bales OF new cotton 0r-
rived at New Orleans CD Monday. 0u
the J G. Blacklord, from Opelou-
sas.
The Times Of Friday evening says.
We learn that one OF our river men
has fallen heir 10 many thousand doll
lars by The death OF a relative yes
terday.
Dan. Rice has purchased the steam
en- viii. >. Hayes 10 transport his
catual on the Mississippi aud Ohio
Rivers.
There Is some apprehension lest the
mud mountain on fhe wharf. which Rs
now crusted on top. should oruptwith
the gases generated beneath S. tbe
rays OF the SUI.
The agent Of the Little Miami Rosl
ut Evansville, tolcgraphei yctorda,
TO n. h. Fuller, irelgh agent OF the
road here, 90 secure a beat t0 BRING
1900 sacks Of wheat from Evansville
here, which he had contracted tO take
through to Pittsburg.
ST.. Louis. - The Democrat OF
Saturday says:
It appears that the river rises about
3 inches every night, and is stationary
every day. There Is q good stuRe oil
water through TO ST. Paul. The Mis-.
souri, IS also improving, although Do is
found somewhat troublesome below
the Kansas. Business active Re-
ceipts heavy, and the departures very
generally have good trips The llli-
nois trade has fallen OF slightly. and
one Of the boats has been withdrawn.
Captain VIM. Beasloy died DOB the
st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday morn
ing, Of coDgestiVe chi.ls He was
quite young, hardly beyond twenty,
and many will regret his untimely de-
cease. He was commander OF Che
Will 5. Hays, which returned from
an excursion with O circus on che Mis-
souri,, and bad been unwell two or
three days previously Deceased was
aB active and energetic man, q good
officer and a pleasant companion.
Captain Beasley was well known
and bad many friends ia this city,
who will be deeply grieved TO learn of
his early death.
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Boats Due Here.

Among the first boats due here
are the Umpire. from Cairo; Kate
Robinson, for st. Louis; Glasgow, for
Memphis; Nick Longworth, from
New Orleans; Rapidau No. ?, from
Eastport; Hartford, from Green
River.
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mo. I,52LI
United States MarshaI's Notice.

OAAG0u SbobOo 4ud4D4AaA . ANVeAN~s
United States OF America, District Of In
diana, S.:
"HEREAS. a libel Of Information
w was filed in the District Court OF the
United States for the District Of lndlanas
on the nth day Of August, 1863. BY OllYef
p. ShinkIe and UrIah Shtnkle, by MessIs.
Porter Harrison, and flshDack, LnsI
0roctOrs against the steamboat Charles-
ton. whereof Thomas Murdoch was LaLely
master. her tackle, apparel, ana IuLhltlLS'
seized at said District in a "a ~ ~ 49,
tract civil and mar1Jtmet anu StaLLL ms
Ja-o7a oos in the sum Of s5eDf a. a pray Ing
S1-oeess AGAINST said aLnDoa|I ana lhaL
lie same may be condemned. ana sold
VI So therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
,,fttonl under the seal OF said Court, 10 me
INJECTED and delivered do hereby give
Tnbiic notice 10 all persons claiming said
Goods or any part thereof, or in any man
1er interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, to be held at the city of In
dianapOlis, in and for the District Of Tn-
diana, on the first Monday OF .s5eptem Der
next, at 10 o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims anu make their allegations in that
behalf
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, II. $,
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attost: J.. ID. HoWLAND, Clerk.
fau2i dI4tl
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Auditor OF
Illinois.
I Official seal.


opungueId, August 10, 1859.
L, George ii. BrinkerhoG, do hereby GER
tify that, by authority OF Hon. q. II. Lip
pIncott, Auditor OF Public Accounts of the
State OF Illinois, examined personally,
IN detail, the bOOEs, papers, vouchers, and
assets Of the Republic Insurance Company
Of Chicago, and found the SAID Compa
10 possess, IN their own right and title, the
following assets, to wit:
United states Bonds, 5-20s (par
SS7S, 0O0), market value 1893. Isl 317 co
Cash in Office and in Union Ma
tional 1855 Of
Cash in course of transmission,
July l, 1869 (but since received) Il 333 56
Premium notes taken for ma
rine risks mostly bills receiv-
able .................... l75,9S3 10
Due las per boOks) from agents.
at Office and from other insur-
ance eompanies..-............., 22,376 54
Saivages and reclamationS
claimed by the Company 2,254 Oh
Office furniture and fixtures 49,. 1913 IA
-
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William Hunnel In the Wander
VS. Dufgh Circuit
ErederIE Holder, Court,
Ann Holder. October Term,
Henry GIiese, 1869.
Daniel i. Graham,
Joseph Gibbs,
Henry Altering.
Henry BrummelhauS
John . Chandler, Action to enforce
tym. II. Chandler. mechanics lien.
ct APFEAzzRE G FROM AFFEDAs
- Wit OF file in the ONCE of the Clerk of
said Court that Ann Holder, one of the
GoteBdants In the aboye-entttled cause, is
= neeH ssary party TO s AID action, the same
being in relation 10 real estate, and that
said Ann Holder is a nonresident of the
state of Indiana
Notice is therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder OF the tendency Of this ac-
ZION, and that the same viii stand for
trial at the next term OF said Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, to be begun and held at the
courthouse in the city of Evansville, Van
derbuTgh County, State OF Indiana, on the
first Monday in October, 1869.
Witness SOren SOrensOn Clerk OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 10Th day OF
August, 1869. s. BORENSON, ClerK
BLYTHE HYNEs, Pla1ntifT's Attorney.
auil II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

The weather Saturday morning was
rather pleasant and partly cloudy,
with hopeful prospects Of fain The
mercury ranged from 80' to 9O' up to
noon, and to 96' at 2 p. N A de-
lightlul southeast breeze prevailed.
The river during the twenty-four
hours ending at 3 P. 81, had fallen
two inches, but is beginning to cut
out, aud the channel depth is about
the same as before. and will improve.
Arrivals ana Departure.
The only arrivals AID departures
up to 3 p. NJ Saturday, include the
lie Claire No. 2, Cairo 70 Louisville;
Clara Scott, from PASSPORTS John
Lumsden, Cairo 10 return; Mollie
Norton, Henderson to return; Potro-
liza No. 2, to Cannelton; Charmer. to
Cincinnati Ada Lyon, from Green
Rfvor "a roffrau,o.,t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30
Dissolution of Gopartnership.

FEtEhE COEA1A0 Lbs 4 HERETO
IL fore existing between Sam uel Meyer
Adolph Gugenhein, Solomon Kahn, and
Roman GreIner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. GreineT
retjres rom the business, which Will here
after be continued by the three fiTst-named
parties, who viii settle all claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts in favor of the same. The
name and style of the firm win remain
unchanged.
Respectfully, :. MEYER & co.
Evansville, July 9Th, 1863. ly9 d3m