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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23
LouisvnLE. = Tho osaris,Jounai o.

LoUfsynLE. o. Tho osarer-younai of
/ Sunday Says
We understand that cant. John afsetfa.
I has purchased 0ilBf01 worth vi the aHf-
standing paper % The Belle Lee nt f4 cents
! D incipal oinifna against her. ma ha 5vIii
/ doubtless g. pos. eaflon ri Der.
bapialn .. n. Hhai Iefoaaf agent of tle nine
/ derwri'e Is Of This city, returned nom ~.
/ kansas River yesterday. THO nairbI of
ne Cora 3. was saved, with tne exception
4 ~ pine hundred barrels salt aud twenty
/ barrels of time. which were fafnI
I loss. About hnlf on the other nnlrht WA
/ ualiiiheea. tLe Toss 90 TIE lnaurnnee come
| pnnlfa ~ This CITY VIII not exceed gf0J
/ 2 be Toes 81 incinnafI eomuanlea viii 81
between & g9 and @ 900.
me q. =. 4nomps9n. sunk and burned
lu AfhAHhaa river H "a total iuaHs and will
be wrecked aa soon Oh thn water NtfIa. Hha
IS entirely niied WITH sand.
Nashville, yes erday. ~ Captain PAM. VINO
will bring her 90 this port
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat OF Monday
says:
The river De SIN on The swell. baarinp
pnst considerable dFtw0od. There 81 500
"a Liverpool steamship stage oi water aII
the way up nom New Orleans 40 keokuE
nnvigable stage, ana there ~ probably
something OF mountain swell hE fhlH
time coming down fr0m Benton. There ia
"a slight Improvement below ss pnul. Ihe
packet line hence tO That point wlu soon
be hopnfhted into three dtVi iOuH-8I Louis
20 the lower rapids. lower rapids o. Uu.
buquc, Dubuque % ft Paul Zinc weather
l8 extremely hot. and business ora fHH
rivers retffy animated.
A few q the outerprialng young men OF
Pcklns Illinois, have bulIt. Emn VIII
launch ON the Ald lust, "a small atnnm-
boat which is "a DO used flr pleasure nud
pronE she ta built 81 Tnzuwelf tEubfF. hv
IazcWelt men, while her machinery iH
also OF home produc lou.
The price for which fhB Lady Cas- sold
was $4,000. captain Jones wiIl soon have
thhb Dnat put ln superb condition, ANA
ionling at tho wharf loat for Nou Orleans
our friend III. B 0f FlLh Htrnet, aUd
oLherh nearly cumpi eted emo purchase uf
the elegant Pauline CAIRO Yesterday. clio
olive Branch has such attractions Chat
parties are after her So.
The JaHper registered I 100 cabin uaaacu-
gers on her round trip 10 8t Paul and
back % thls porti Was crowded from Eau-
kuk mole or less the whole WHY. with anv
or more un cots on ana cabin nuurs ano
left 80. Paul full, and was full tO thlH port.
This shows there la some occasion stiff fnr
hurficnne deck atoamboatas
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times OF Fr-
day says.
The weather yesterday opened with
dark and cloudy sky and during tHa dnW
we received series uf showers which
cooled the atmosphere % considerable
extent.
Business on tho landing yesterday was
chiefly confined 90 OBJ ataaunHrs aroal fta-
pubic, for 81 Louis, aud LniHwnuua. f0F
Red River These packets ioft with aafnIa
lfnt tflpa N both freight ana uHasHuRurH.
Tine Republic had on board. in addition t1
The registered passengers, about 1.O. chiefly
OF the fair sex, for the Carrollton Gardens.
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WaPms cold, and Tepid Shower and
Tub Baths Furnlshed OF the

The Rowling Alleys and aloon are In
CHARGE Of Mr. Carm d. of Evansville,
who viii be pleased 10 ca er TO the tastes
ahd enjoy ment of All MS old friends, ana
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence
Daily hacks will convey passengers to
trains 10 II Xvs1s - g ,hs O-,io and Missis-
Slppt railroad at shoals station. Hacks
wtit also run between Bedford, on the
louisville, y w ALBANY and Chicago Rail-
road, and the Springs
D. r. IUNIHUE, Proprietor.
The place. with seven hundred acres is
fol sale gr lease for term OF years.
June IL, dtlstaug
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RIV Err EW
E5r 0aher RlUer Ilens See Foura. I,1ge.
eTEAMBOAT PRTNTIN1l-

No printing establishment in the west
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steam boat Printing. Our assort-
nent Of job type. though very large and
complete, is constantly being added -. and
our job department ~ under the personal
supervision Of one Of the best job printers
IN tho United states. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads.
ellis LadinZ, Cards. Deck aud Meal Tick
eta, Bills Of Fare Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &C. Orders LEFT with either OF the
Whar1-boats VIII be prOm niIY allnndad -
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TO MetropOlia-Itobert eagle, barrel Of
whisky.
10 New Orieans-H II Bryan, 4 hid To-
baccO.
To Evangville-R X Dunkerson a. Co. 48
hhds tOb tcc0i w > FOld, "a do. do; Hum
phrey, PatficE Co, do. do MmFtiu,
Gardner q Co, z do. do: Weldon Bros, do.
CO., bags Of cotton; VIM crown ~ Co. 3
hhds tObaeeoi Minor n Dailam, box Of
shoes sam Orr 90, y bars nOut 3 bdlB
do; Chns Wilhelmt, Is ale boxes; OWnersi
LOT OF gcrau iron
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Stnckholder.' fleatine

-yANSVIGLE, HENDEKSON =
"a NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
pa NY.-A called meeting OF the stock
holders of the Evansville, l. anderson &
Nashville Railroad Company Will be held
at the Office OF the Company, IN the city of
Henderson, KY, ON Tn u RSDAY, 24th day
OF June, 1869.
Business OF Importance will be presented
for action and all stockholders are desired
to be present. j. Il. BOYLE,
President E, d. q N. R.R. Co.
iunll dtd
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Transfer Packet Steamer noble
Norton leaves FVHnHVllIO daily
Sundays excepted j at................ 1915 Pm.
Train leaves henderson at...s......s 3 .i1 p.AI.
Arrive at MadlsOmviile ..s............. 90 F.ait
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MndiHNnVilie daily
(sundnva eNeeptada I'd ................ il4 Am
Arrive nt HeuderaO "a ....s..... .......f 1900 h.n
Arrive nt Granville bV Transfer
Packet M0Iiie Morton. ............... @ go a HI.
Making connection both ways NiLn
trains ou tie d.. A a.. railroad.
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g. A. C0mpn8od OF tho elegant nud
hGi Ofumudlous steamers GHH a HHa
aL-a.1a-a9 EaWM. ANNA. SHAM mWNHk,
ATEIsN uu'rE. AWEuHA. AMu haANH
nOHTNH0Ns One q the above boats viii
leave Evangviile every IhuradoV and sue
GfnU az 30 o'clock An. cuuueuiIur 80 HI-
Louis with the finmf htne and ffHtahH
Packet C0UpunW steamers for nll points um
the Missouri Rver, and with thH Northern
Line and ke0kitk Packet C0UpuuW Tor hlt
points 0n the Upper AZ lasisHluul iaHeEs
also with the fCOFiO and Muutrl fHfhft
Company steamers for Illinois RIVER ami
stations on tho Toledo. Wabash a. Western
Railroad. through receipts given 0u Hli
the above Hines
HUMPHREY, PATRICK cos
mhl7 d8m AReufas
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pug 'spu!Ta USES 'sIOOG
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8 s9sIIdmoO 4usUqsHqBls7 mo '5uIpIInq
uI psIIuboI SuIUl6I9A9 qsIuInJ o. esodoId
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-OBJuusm sIBIIsIBK SaIpHug 10 ISL J9lIq
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23

FETHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
= nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, IN very romantic and picturesque
region, aDOunding in game and fish, as
well as mineral and botanical specimens
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, a natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road on The way to
the Station.
The Mineral Water is considered by
many persons rs the most valuable of any
in the West: White Sulphur, Black Sui
phur, SuIpho- Chaly beate, ChaIybeaIe, and
Fresh Water-and In abundance.
Analysis by DIR. owen of one of the
springs shows the following properties:
free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbon ate
of Magnesla, SUI. hate MagneSla, Stllcia-
small quantity, Carbonic Acid Gas = a
trace, Chloride sodium, Sulphate of soda,
Suiphate Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Chlo-
ride Potassiam-smallq quantity, Alumina
mall quantity.
For the superiority of the Water as q
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only be made to the
thousands who IA ave uSe0 it. 1t has been
fOu d espt cially eficacious for Dyspepsia
in all Its forms; Tor all diseases of the
stomach, Bow { S, Kidneys. Byes, Skin ;
tor Dropsy. Neuralgia, syphilis, Rheum a.
tism Scrofu a, and ali chrOn1c cases, as 1t
is an active and efficient Alternative.
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srEAMBOAr LIHNB.

TO LouIBVII.LE.-1ve Monday nt iO
O'Clock An. Hvery Tuesday, HeiuHs-
day, Thuudsy, Friday. aud Saturday nt %
10 CAns0-Daiiy. except sunday, ST q
O'Clock ~ ~.
no C5nEmn RIVER Every MOnd ay. Tines
day, Thursday, aud Saturday nt tooiooh
10 HAarPonr.-Evary Tuesday ana aat-
ar lay al a o'clock y, ~
10 III EDnH3QH=-D AllHl except HuunNBnl
81 O'Clock Pm.
day aud saturday mi y. Ms
Transient boats daily up ana nnWrs
TO CINCfwNATI Every saturday nl IO
An.
30 CAHEELT0E- livery Tuesday, Thuu-
day, and saturday at DO AN.
RockportEthge (via NoWburgh and Boom
Villel carrying tho mail, leaves az q 20
on MOndHyH. wednesday, hh4 q tlA4ltHs
Arrives by b. m., TueadayH' AhhtsAiayA
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mfn stage leaves Mou-
days aud FFidaYa ntI A. ~ AlrlFeH AHea-
days and Saturday. ~ AFs M.
flf. Vernon Mail . age leHvei daily foH
,e.ot isundaVgl at7A. m. Arrives daily leE
saDt 8uuaaYel hy r NJ
~ Wsu1atgf9.- -flngR daily Except HHur
favl rom the Mercnanta hOtoli at
0fricsnHf b Ma
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HAEt.fsuAB F6Ruts-rAeEasss
corrected Jumo esd, $500
MEANWHILE a CrawfordsYlllo R.R.
Ohio a Mississippi.

0OITf GAHT.
LeuBe Lightning eN. Acc. Night hE.
Vincennes ~ 1888 D a.. 1913 b. m.. $3.50 = M
Ayyfnc
Cincinnati. $500 " M.IitiJp DOL. GflH "a e
Louisville -. 500 ~ No. $50 A M.. HtH A 81
0orno WEST.
Ie0ue Mall. night fN Uag HN.
Nlncennca 80. .II n rfas = HI A Ia .. $50 a "a
dTgfue
So Louis ......li ,jO ~ 81. 0I0A M.. 2sal b. n
Cairo .......a.... q 800 "A "A e.. ds80r m
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The arrivals and departures mp TORN,
Include the Ada Lyon. Green River 10 re-
turn; Clara Scott, from Wabash River.
Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville. Beie
Vernon, st. Louis TO Pittsburr Mofte
Norton, Henderson ana return; sam. \
Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; petrolia
No. 2, 20 CanneItOn.
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HARDwARE.
June LIST, 1869.

20 NAA1e 4@ as
We oeer the following at
Bottom Prices for Cash:
Blood's Cast-Stael Grass, Grain, and
Lawn Seyths-;
Blood's German Steel Grass, Grain,
and Lawn Seythss;
Wizards Gast-Stsel Grain SCythes
WADswoRIH's and BLooD's
Red Rover Grass Scythes;
WadsWorth's Brier Scythes
Grass Seytha and Snath, complete,
only 81 so, worth 50 90.
English Grass siekles;
Hall, Semple & Go. Snaths and
Cradles
Hall, Somple & Co.'s Hay Forks and
Hay Rakes;
Fork Handles and Cradle Fingers;
Scythe and Grind stones;
Brass and Enameled Kettles;
Apple Parers, and Parers, GOrers,
and Slicers;
Building Hardware;
Belmont Nails, at latest reduced
prices
Chain Pumps:
Best Tools Of all descriptions.
r,J,o 1,c,x,o 49, s,,1< ,t,,,1..-o1.o - -
tail, by
FRED. P. STRAUB & CO.,
"a Main Street,
Between Second and Third.
TERMS CASH. [junI
Union, Demokrat, and Courier eopy.1
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Among the first boats due here are IA
QnicKstep, from Cairo; Emma No aud
NICK Longworthi for New Orie ans; r. We
strader Virginia, Alice Dean, and Indi-
ana, from New Orleans; Emma Floyd and.
Linton, nom Nashville; Anna, from Sc.
Louis; Morning Star, from Louisville.
Robt. Moore, for Nashville; Hartford.
from Green River; Robt. Burns, for Mem.
phis; sam. Orr, from Eastport; sham rock.
for st. Louis; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
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RAILROAD LAW.

\ \ ACT TO authorize aid to the construc-
tion of railroads by counties and town-
ships taking stock in, and making do
nations 10 railroad companies.
SECTION J. BE ii enacted by the Gen
,cral Assembly Of the State Of Indiana,
THAT whenever IA petition shall be pre-
scnicd 10 The Roardof Commissioners OF
laiiy county in this State. at any regular
or special session thereof. signed by one
hundred or more freeholders of said
county. asking said Board To make an
of money to aid railroad
company. named in such petition, then
duly organized under the laws of this
state in tho construction of a railroad in
Ior through such county, or whenever
such petition shall be presented to such
board of Commissioners as aforesaid.
Signed by twenty-five frcchulders of any
of such county, asking such
township TO make an appropriation OF
money TO aid railroad company named
lin such petition. and then duly organ
lied rs aforesaid. in constructing rail-
road in or through such township by
taking stock in or donating money 10
lsuch conn pany to an amount specified III
lStttU DttItlOU. uOt CAtttulHr. UON
Itw o per centnm upon the amount of the
Ia xablc property of such county or town
ship.as The case may be,o the tax dupli-
cate Of the county. delivered to the Treas
urcr of the county for the preceding
year. il shall he the duty Of such Board
of Commissioners, after being satisfied
THAT such petition has been properly
lsigncd by the requisite number OF free
holders of such county or township, as
aforesaid. TO cause the samctO be entered
at full length upon their records.
Sec. 2. The Board of Commissioners
shall take said petition under advise
ment and thcreupon order the polls at
the several voting places of the county,
or of the particularto township. as the case
may be, to be opened on day to be NAM
ed in the order, which shall not be less
than thirty, nor more than sixty days
thercafterand the votes otthc cgalvotcrs
said county, or the particular township
of named in said pettion,to be taken upon
the subject of appropriating money by
such county or by such township, for the
purpose of aiding in the construction OF
such railroad as prayed for in such pcti-
tion. The Judges and inspectors of cleo
tions shall be governed in the reception
of votes by the laws then i'm force rcgU'
lating general elections. No special reg
is:ry shall be required assprcliminary tc
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NJ Peach brandy, it is said, will over
Herald. '
we expect there are great manv per-
sons who would like to be the market. =
Kentucky Yeoman.
we expect there will he Revenue Off.
GERS looking sharply TO see whether the
package: are stamped, if nobody eisc.-
Evansville Courier.
we would suggest that the Indiana
smelling Committee, that passed through
DUBOIS county a few weeks since. be
sent Immediately TO Kentucky to put
stamps ON the brandy Rockport DEM
ocrat.
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WISH | had n dozen pair
OF hands this very minute:
Pd soon PM these things 10 rights.
The very deuce is in it.
Here's n big washing to be done,
One pair Of hands to 10 it,
Sheets. shirts, and stockings, coats an,
pants
How will ever get through it?
Dinner to get for six or more.
No loaf left DER from Sunday;
And baby as cross as he can live
He's always SO Oh Monday.
And there's the cream. It's getting sour
And must forthwith be churning;
And there's Bob wants II button on
Which way shall be turning?
lis time the meat was in the pot.
The bread was worked for bakiilg.
The clothes were taken from tic boil -
q dear. tlc haby's waking!
Hash baby. there. hush-sh-sh!
wish he'd sleep little.
TIL could run and get some wood,
To hurry up the kettle.
% dcar. q dear. if p coi'irs home,
And finds things in this pother
He'll just hcgin 10 tcll me all
About his tidy mother!
How nice her Kitchen used to be.
Her dinner always ready.
ENnctly when the noon-bcll rang
Hush. bush dear little Freddy.
Ard then will come some has,y word
Right ont before I'm thinking:
They say that liasiy wcrds from wives
Set sober men 10 drinking.
y ow isn't il a great idea.
That men should take 10 SHINING,
Because Il weary hali-~ick wife
Can't always be 50 whining:
W hcn was Young. used To earn
My living without trouble:
Had clothes and pockct-lnoney. too,
And hours OF leisure double.
II never dreamed Of such fate,
When ! n lass was courtcd -
W iic. mother. nurse. scamstrcss. cook
lhouse-kccpcr, chambcrEIaid. laundres,
Idairy-woman. and scrub generally, do
ing the W ork Of six,
|. For the sake of being supported!
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NS East Main Street directly In front Of the Court
" House, Jasper, Ind Good bread and cakes always
hand Baking done for Weddings and parties on short
notice and warranted satisfactory Confectionery Nuts
and fruits sale Patronage is respectfully solicited
Aug @, C0-1y
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~ Mr. Chase consulted among ofh-'
ers, the President Of a Philadelphia bank
as to placing some motto upon the bills
Jas In God we trust" has been stamped
upon some of the coins. After mention
Ing several scripturaf texts that had oc-
CURED to him, the secretary asked the
bankers opinion. Perhaps was the
reply, "the most appropriate would be
i Silver and gold have ] none, but such
as have give thee" The project was
not carried further.
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~ The Commissioners Of Internal
Revenae has decided that farmers and
stock growers who buy cattle and pas
ture and fatten them and sell them for
ocef, are not cattle brokers in the mean
ing OF the law, and therefore not liable
to the special tax. The real cattle bro
kcr under this decision, is one whose
regular business it is TO buy and SELF
cattle in value greater than $1,000 per
year, simply for profit.
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NJ George IL, Pen1leton

NJ George III. Pendleton has been
elected TO more important Office tlan
that of Governor OF Ohio, to-wit: that
Of President of the Kentucky Central
Raiload, the great enterprise lor which
the city of Cincinnati subscribed ten
millions in bonds.-l New Orleans Times
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NO. 40.


The Louisville Bridge.
NThc Troy POLYTECHNIC" saws: The
great railway bridge over the Ohio river
at Lonisville.kentucky,will be ready for
the passage of trains by the end Of the
present month. 1t is one of the finest
and most important structures Of the
kind III the country. Its total cost when
complete will be about one and onc-half
millions of dollars. The length Of tho
bridge is $500 feet, or nearly mile. 1t
is supported by twenty-five massive
piers. The longest span is over fhc mid
die chute, and is $40 feet. AT this point
the bridge is ninety and half feet above
low water mark.
There is n dra bridge over the canal
of li4s feet clear span. The grade from
the Kentucky side is SO feet 10 the mile.
the grade on the Indiana side being near
~ 16 feet. A long and heavy cmbank-
ment is necessary on the west side of tLe
river, and that is nearly done. This
bridge. in addition 70 its railroad use IA
built fer street cars IND wagons, tie sup.
position being that at certain times of
the day, only onc-eighth of The twenty
four hours, the railroad trains will o..
cupy the bridge, leaving il free the. rest
OF The time Tor ordinary travcl.f The
estimates of this grand structure tell the
story OF what il is. Tie masonry cost
Sf'o,Sb2 the iron shperstructure. S776..
.OO, the whole amounting to $1,000, COO.
as Our deluded friends, the Dircc-
tors OF the Cumberland and Ohio Rail
road, have arrived in Cincinnati. They
nave presented their claims. They have
had Il conference. Tie Cincinnati ia.
pers shine with pretty little promises.
and all is lovely and the goose ianrs OK.
ceedingly high. 1t is really nice. will
yoii. says the spider to the fly. will yo,,
walk INTO my parlor? Ouririends have
walked in, and very richly furnished
par!or 1t Is, and doubtless they are en-
Toying themselves. But they had host
take care. Cincinnati has some cur;ous
old tricks OF her own, which are illns-
trated by the fable OF the cat that nsed
the paw of the monkey for the pnrnose
of raking certain ciiestnuts ont ~ ,n',
lire; we are only doing our duty as a
!hen' Us we have said to sundry others.
III me words OF the ballad, Beware take
Courier-J Journal. ''0
>. The alarm of Louisville is historical
Inc great industry of that city is coax
ing. scoidi1g, or wheedling Southern
merchants to keep away from Cipcinna-
tl:: The victims are getting tired of II,
lhey lose temper and money If tbcv stop
at Louisville. 1t is natural that tIev
seek to build railroads around that fret.
Iui town, TO the cheap. abundant. and
tair.dealing market of Cincinnati. Eut
for its railroad to The South, Louisyillc
would have no claim 20 be city of 9th.
er than the third class. That is lis event
ual label, and the citizens Of Kcniucky
are determined that 1t shall be pasted on.
lCin. Com.
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Expenses Of a Newspaper.

The Louisville "Courier-J ournal- has
been running for year, and gives the
following account Of its expenditures
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RATES OF FADvEETIsINC.
For square of lines or less, we'k. s ! 90
Each subsequent insertion, 10 cts.
Longer advertisements al the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as a square. These are the terms
for.ransient advertisements n reasonable
deduction will be made to regular advcr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of adminis;ra-
tors and legal notices of like character TO
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
FOR Township officers. each 500
For County 4" 200
For District, Circuit. or State, 300
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CLEMENT DOANE.

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