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TOR SALE.-A SMALL STOCK OF
Millinery Goods, in pleasant store and good loca
tOn with dvelling connected. Terms easy. For
particulars address by letter. call at the store Of Mrs
L. Webster.
Ashtabula. January IL, 1862 lA
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THE LARGEST and best selected stock ofeIotks
and clothing In the county, " TO be found at the CLOTH
ing House Of BRUCE, AMIDON 4 NApfR.
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Abont twenty Teachers, the Sentinel says
were in attendance al the examination on Mo4-
day. -Aita
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CATALOGUES FREE,

M o'KEEFE, SON & cos, Cata-
Vegetable Garden for 1862 " w
, Publshed IN January. Every lover Of flowers wishing
ne new work rce 0f charge should address lmmed ae-
~ Ilt,Mas ~ 0kEkFk, son a 90, Elwanger n Barry's
Dioeh, hooHEsTERr N. r. p98
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WEHAvE $4,000 worth OF goods now on tho,
road, including fine assrrtment OF Gents Furs and
Ladies' Travelling Bags Uor holiday presents0 Also
the famous alpine Hat which 10 having tho Freatest
run OF ang new style Of hat for many years.
BRUCE, AMIDoN &wAITH.
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a, We HAVE received within the past fsw days
SnVOworth OF new goods, which gives the buyer am
plo opportunity for satisfactory selection.
BRUCE, AMIDoN WAITE.
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National Life Insurance Co.
Of tive United s,u,os OF America, Washington, D.

Chartered by special act of congress, Approved July
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CASH CAPITAL,

1869.
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AGENTS WANTED.

OK TO 5000 PER MONTH, OR A
" y eornrtssfon from which twice that amount
can be made by selling the latest improved common
sense SEN Family Sewing Machine price sl$ For circulars
smS9i 80 South Third ,,yeaS soM shiaSs, hhs Cos
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osi General Agent for 50 counties in Eastern oh
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TO THOSE who appreciate the best CassImeres.
would that have the finest line Of Harris
simerce to be found in Northern Ohio We have also
choice styles Of the Lippitt Manufacturing Co. and
Globe Mills. BRUCE, AMIDON 4 WAITE
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CLARENCE II. CLARK, Prertds-t. -
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance and Executive
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-25

resides at Stringtown. There was no
Insurance on the buildings, and IL Is
Impossible to arrive at the amount Of
less sustained. The building adj DIN
irg the one occupied by Mollie Man
ming was used as a notion store by
A. Gruhn, and all his goods. were car
ried out and thrown heller skelter.
Mr.. Haase saved a great many mat
tresses. The building adjoining Haase
was occupied by c. E. Meyer as a
merchant tailor shop, and his goods
were also carried out,
The f-e originated IN the earpen-
tiers shop, and was evidently the work
of an incendiary.
Engine No. had water on the fire
in just twelve minutes from the first
tap of the bell.
Engine No. 3, while OH the way to
the fire, was run into pile of stones,
aud the CRATE bars were Knocked out.
They were afterwards put in, and the
engine did good service.
The new fremen worked like
beavers and through their exer-
tons the fire was kept from spread
ing, although for while it seemed as
if several other buildings would be
burned.
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RECORDERS COURT. - Peter Her.
ington, Just from Great Britain, for
being drunk and disorderly, was fined
So 80. Sent to lookup.
Martin Hilman, a negro, drunk and
disorderly; fined 81 %. Sent to
lookup.
Chas. johnson, negro, who shet at
Miller, another negro, had hearing,
and in default of $500 bail was sent
to the county Jail.
The war on the keeper of bagnio.
still continues, with a large Geld vet
to work in. MolHe Williams was ar.
Faigued for keeping a bawdy house
on Oak Street, between Fifth aid
Sixth. She was tried by jury, found
guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine Of
500 and costs, altogether 1925. Quite
a large number of witnesses we're ex.
amined, and the usual number Of
spectators were present.
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THE CoRNET's BENEFIT. The ca
pacity ofthe street railroad was never
more completely and overwhelmingly
taxed than on last evening. 1t seem.
ed as if the whole city was out en-
masse to witness the magnificent dis
play at the Artesian Springs Park,
and to enjoy the enhancing music
which reyerberatcd through those en-
chanting grounds. We have not time
nor space to particularize, but can
only refer to the grand opening over
ture by the Cornet Band, the splen-
did Fantasia and anvil chorus by the
Crescent City Silver Band, the ad-
mirable Cornet Duett by Profs. War
rem aud Buck, aud the grand finale
the Star Spangled Banner-Ey all the
musicians combined under direction
Of Prof. WaFren, one of the most
thrilling aud inspiring performances
ever produced in this city, The very
elite of the city was present, and alto
gether it was one of the most brilliant
as we'll as the most orderly and well
conducted fetes with which our citi-
zeus have been RECALLED. Col. Wehler,
the Superintendent, won new laureIs
last night as master of ceremonies.
He seemed absolutely ubiquitous, and
the very embodiment of true polite
ness aud genuine hospitality. The
Artesian Spring Park cannot fail to
be popular and attractive under his
administration. d" othfI
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river DLapnlclae.a.

LOUISVILLE, june 24-port Alst-Chnrm.
er, Cfnciun al 10 Evansville; Meagauper.
Plttsburg 10 50. Louis. Allegheny Relic.
Wheeling 90 So. LOuis3 EOht Moore Ciu-
clnnuu To Nashville. River falling: fsst
10 inches water ina tifa canal, q feeL Do inches
on the fniif, ana feet Do inches ovgr the
rocks. weather clear and warm. fusl-
ness dull
MEMPHIS. June 2f-Weather warm and
show y. the river rose two inches Are
rived r. Minneola. Departed Belle -f.
Louis.
NEW ORLEAEs, june 2f.--Departed-El
n1ond and bismarck.
NAsHYiLLK. Juna 2i.-'rho river o. rtIi-
Ing, with feet wafer on Hnrpaih Huunla.
weather clear aud not. The John l.uuta-
den dePar 81 for Cairo.
ClEc NTATL June 2l-Port Iist.-Arri-
Vals, Leonidar, New Orleans; spray. NASH.
w r.; Golden EAGLE Wheeling. sum b.
nhle' Memphis. Departed. Emma, No. B.
New orleans River rising 30 WY. win
~ rect anu thtee inches water 3D. the Cham
nell ana eghty-hve feet aud nine Inches
under the bridge.
CAIRO. June "a. - ort List -Underyriter
cairo 70 Iauucahs tI0 II H.. Belle Moui4
pms, Memphis % 81. Louis. at A. ~ g A D.
mazda, Evansville packet, af 2 D. ga CIV OF
care ST. LOuis T. Memphis. at % De-. af.s
WIN. White. Paducab PACKET, al B h. ID:
Indiana, New Orleans 10 Louisville. af n
=. ~; Mhsissippi, New Orleans De- So
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MEETING OF THE DISTRICT BOARD
OF EoUALIzATIoN.-Th meeting of
the Board of Equalization for the
First Congressional District took
place at Princeton yesterday. The
Board was composed of the following
County Auditors:
j. b. Gardiner, Of Posey.'
Victor Bisch, of Vanderburgh.
John @. Holcombe. of Gibson.
Levi Ferguson, of Pike.
n. G. Reed. of Daviess.
T. j. De la Hunt, of Perry.
b. +, Bridges, of Spencer.
Thomas j, Downs, of Warrick.
H. A. Foulks, of Knox.
On motion, j. b. Gardiner was
chosed Chairman, and II. A. Foulks,
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Bisch a com
mitteo was appointed to receive
and consider the abstracts of the
several County appraisements. The
committee consisted of Messrs. Bisch
and Ferguson, and Mr.. Foulks, Sec
rotary.
After correction by a few Counties,
the abstracts were received.
On motion the Board proceeded to
examine and compare the several
abstracts presented by the Auditors
of the Counties comprising the Dis
trict.
The Board then proceeded to the
election of representative from this
District to the State Board, and
Victor Bisch, of Vanderburgh, was
elected.
On motion of Mr.. Bisch, a commit
tee of three was appointed to examine
the several reports, and make such
changes as to them appeared just and
equitable. Several Auditors made
statements to the committee as to the
relative values of real estate in their
respective counties.
The valuation of lands exclusive
of improvements in the following
counties, was increased as set forth
below:
Knox. II per cent; Daviess. Il per
cent; Spencer, 30 per cent; Perry
County, % per cent.
Reductions were made in the valua-
ton Of lands in Vanderburgh and
Pike Counties, as follows: Wander
bugh, 10 per cent; Pike. 10 per cent.
On motion adjourned sine die.
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Destructive Fire this Morning.
THREE BUILDINGS IN ASHES.

About ten minutes after one o'clock
this morning a fire was discovered in
the carpenter shop of Thomas Grant,
on Main Street, between Seventh and
Eighth. In a short time the flames
communicated to the frame houses
on each side of it, one of which was
occupied by Mollie Manning as a bar
room and bagnio, and the other was
owned aud occupied by G. Haase, as
a mattress mandatory. All three of
the buildings were entirely destroyed.
The house occupied by Mollie Man
ming belonged to Geo. Grandgen, who
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Mr.. Champion moved that if any
one had anything TO offer for the con-
sideration Of the Committee, they do
so at once.
Major Campbell offered the follow
ing resolution:
Reso' ICED, That the taxpayers of
Evansville and Hopkinsville. who
hold receipts for tax collected to pay
interest upon the bonds issued upon
their subscriptions, be placed upon
the same conditions as the taxpayers
of Henderson and the counties oil
Christian and Hopkins.
Mr.. Champion objected; said it was
not the proper time to talk about this
subject.
Mr.. Reitz, of Evansville, said this
was just the time; and if they wanted
any more money from Evansville
they must place her upon the same
footing as Henderson. He would not
agree to give any more money unless
they would do so.
The resolution was laid over for a
few minutes, to allow propositions
on finishing the road.
Major Campbell, Of Christian COun.
ty; Jas. S. Clay, of Henderson; A. G.
WaIdridge, of Christian County, and
Judge Peters of Christian County
offered resolutions, which were all
referred to the above Committee.
The Evansville resolution was then
called up and passed.
Major Faulkner offered the follow
ing resolution:
ResoJued, That in the present IN
finished condition of the E, III. & N
Il. it is the opinion of the stock
holdersOf said road, that the present
salary paid to the President of said
road is too large, and the Directors
are requested to reduce the same as
soon as practicable. Carried.
After which about half an hour
was spent debating the jsubect. The
Committee on the Road not being
ready to report, the meeting took 9
Upon reassembling, Vance read the
report of the committee, which rec
commended that 100000 of stock be
subscribed, as follows:
City OF Evansville 100 600
Henderson county. ~ OO
Hopkins County 10000
Christian County 2OJ,UOO
All to be preferred stock, bearing
seven per cent. interest, no part Of
the amount to be used until 100000
of the stock had been raised.
Mr. Campbell said his county would
not give one cent until the Board
of Directors was recognized, and re-
signed his position as Director.
Other speeches were made, and
some other propositions were offered
alt Of which, with the original re-
port, we're referred back. to the COM
mittee.
On motion. the following gentle
men were added to that committee
Messrs. Faulkner, Jackson, McClain,
Il. l.. Startling. Jr., S. e. Trice, and
John S. Hopkins.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet again this morning at 9 o'clock.
Mayor Walker, John Ingle, Jr.
and John 4. Reitz remained in Hen
derson. 1t is expected a number Of
the Council will attend the meeting
again to-day, when some important
action will likely be taken.
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DISTRICT BoARD.-By the proceed
ings published in another place, it
will be seen that Auditor Bisch, of
this county, was elected as a repre-
sentative from the District Board of
Equalization, to attend the State
Board of Equalization, which meets
in indianapolis on Monday, July 9Th.
This is a good selection, and Is a com
pliment to the gentleman, from the
fact that the Board vas composed of
six Democrats and three Republicans,
who placed high estimate on his
ability and energy, feeling that the
interests of the First District were
safe in his hands.
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BUGGY SToLEN.-From Yves. Irwin,
Constable, of Newburg, we learn that
horse and buggy was stolen from
Robert Slaughter, at Newburg, on
last Friday night. The horse was re-
covered, having been found tied to a
tree IN the woods. The buggy is still
missing, aud Irwin was in town
yesterday looking for it, having his
suspicious that it had been brought
to this city.
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INsANE.-A gentleman, well known
in this city, was arrested about II
o'clock last night, and taken to the
station-house. He was dangerously
insane, and his wife was greatly fright
ened that he would do personal
violence to her. He had 10 De tieo
before being locked up He mas had
freouent spells before, but none SO
bad as last night, and will probably
he sent to the Insane Asylum.
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Respe etfully submitted,
r sAssEEN. SSee,y and r q Treas r 3S
HESDERsoN, Ky, June 23d, 1869.
Major Campbell moved that that
portion of the report recommending
the leasing of the road be rejected.
Judge Petree moved an amend
ment-to receive the entire report.
Carried.
On motion of Major Campbell, it
was
ResolUed, That E. B. Faulkner and
} ohm @. atham. of Christian Coun-
ty; John q. Morton, of Hopkins
County; X. l.. Startling, Jr.. and John
Atkinson, of Henderson; and Mayor
Walker, John 5. Hopkins and John
X. Martin, of Evansville. be appointed
a committee to examine and audit the
books and papers of the company and
report the same, and said report be
published IN the newspapers of Ev-
ansVIlie, Henderson, Madisonville
and HOpkipsville.
Adjourned till two O'Clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
~hdJOA CdnpDSil moved 10 reject
that portion Of Gen. Boyle's report
recommending the leasing of the
road.
Mr. Champion. of Hopkinsville,
moved to amend by appointing a COM
mittee of FIVE to consider that part of
Gen. Boyle's report, and report the
best way to raise the means to finish
the road.
The following committee was then
appointed: Judge Petree, of Chris
tian County; DR.. Collins, of Hopkins
County; S. B. Vance, of Henderson (;
John Ingle, Jr.. of Evansville, and
d. 0. Day, of Todd County.
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Nor SCARCE. - Gentlemen who
have recently arrived from Ken
lucky, inform US that there is a fair
supply of tobacco plants throughout
the whole tobacco region, though
they are rather late. With q good
seasoa the tobacco crop will be as
good as ordinary.
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HORSE RAcE.-We understand that
a horse race for a wager, viii take
place at.the Lougworth track, between
four and FIVE o'clock this afternoon.
1t will be trottiug race, first dash OF
two miles in harness.
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.-The
Daughters of Rebekah had a meeting
at Odd Fellows Hall yesterday after
noon, aud resolved to organize Re
bekah Degree Lodge in this city. a
charter will be procured at once.
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VoTE or TRINITY NJ. 4. CHURCH.
The members of Trinity Church
voted yesterday on the question of
Lay Delegation, with the follow re-
suit:
For Ley l25
Against Lay 5
Majority in
This is the largest vote given by
any church in this State up to the
present time, and shows that consid-
cradle interest has been taken 10 the
matter by this congregation.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIHa. - We
give up considerable of our space this
morning to the proceedings of the
stockholders meeting at Henderson
yesterday. Another meeting Will be
held to day.
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BOARD OF EoALIzATIoN.-In our
advertising columns this morning
will be found the proceedings of the
Board of Equalization, and the
changes which have been made in
tho valuation of certain city prop
erty.
The Board expects to adjourn this
.exening sine die. providing all the
business can be finished Those who
have complaints to make should go
before the Board to- day, as it viii be
too late tomorrow.
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FEMALES ON THEIR MUsCLE.-Two
women had fight on Oak Street,
near the African Church, yesterday
evening. They went at it in regular
brujser style, using their fists in the
most approved manner.
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APPLES. - We observe that ripe
apples are beginning to make their
appearance in our market, and in a
short time we will have an abundance
of good fruit.
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ToBACoo SALEs.-The sales Of to-
bacco yesterday were quite large, but
we failed to get our usual report Of
the days business, and for that rea
son cannot give the figures.
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RoBBERY-Some person went into
a house on Oak Street yesterday and
stole a'revolver. The thief was not
discovered.
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THE Picnic. - The Cumberland
Sunday School had picnic at the
Artesian Springs Park yesterday, and.
all enioyed themselves finely.
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For SALE.-House and lot for sale
at the upper end Of First Street; will
make good stand for a Grocery.
Enquire at p Locust Street.
je22. d3t-tts
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CITY N EW S (.

THE CoURTs.-In the Circuit and
Criminal Courts nothing was done
yesterday.
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SH0PPERs.-Five ladies and two
gentlemen of Jacksonville, KY, were
in the city yesterday, shopping.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WANTED.-A boy at this Office, who
IS good manuscript reader. None
other need apply.
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MISSES

GREEN AND GOLD
Polish Boots of the very finest quail
ity have just been received at
GEO. MILLER x Co.'S, g.
80 Main street.
Prices extremely low. je25-2t
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PERsONAL.-We had the exquisite
pleasure, yesterday, of meeting ia the
city Fred. A Ross, Esq, one Of the
most enterprising business men Of
Terre Haute. After an extensive ex-
animation OF points Of interest in the
city, he pronounees Evansville one Of
the liveliest places he has visited.
B +. Mastin, Of Terre Haute. con
nected with the iron works at Brazil,
was in the city yesterday.
Lieut.. Summers, formerly of New
burg, now of the Brazilian Navy, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. N. f. Carr, our well known
fellow-citizen. left with his family
yesterday morning for Eastern Ken
lucky. for recuperation and on bust
ness. He will probably visit the
lakes before he returns.
II. 6. Foulks, County Auditor Of
Knox, N. G Read, County Auditor Of
Daviess, z. j. Down, County Auditor
of Warrick, j. b. Gardiner, County
Auditor of Posey.. b. II, Bridges,
County Auditor Of Spencer, Mr.. Pal
mer, Of the Newburg Ne5es, and Mr..
Carey, of the Spencer County Jour
nal, were in tho city last night, TO at
tend the grand concert at the Arte-
sian Springs Park. They were all
satisfied" 1884,. I##a E4Fs
Col. Day, representing the Cincin-
natl Type Foundry, is in the city. So
Letting orders. ssE f9naof
SALE OF VALUABLE Property
The sale of the property belonging to
the Laughlin estate took place at the
Court House yesterday Quite a
number of bidders were in attend
ance,s and some of the property
brought handsome figures Lot a
and adjoining 10 feet of Lot -, at
the corner Of First and Walnut
Streets, sold for 81, 800. This en-
braced the lot ar residence. 1t was
started at $1,000. and after several
bids was knocked down to Mrs. Mad
cline Laughlin, the present occupant,
at the price named above.
Lot II, Old Plan, 3Ox15O feet. on
the corner of Water and Sycamore,
occupied at present by Sam. Orr &
Co, and NJ. Dalzell, was sold tolSam-
uel Orr, Esq for s2l 600, being $72O
per front foot.
One-fourth Of lot 113, Old Plan, ad-
joining SetcheII's livery stable, was
sold to Joseph Sstehell foF, 81, 735.
Forty-fve feet on Water Street, by
10 feet deep, near the Blue Ware
house, was sold to James L. Orr for
SO, $50.
Lots 4, and 6, in block 10,
Lamasco, on Fourth Street, below
Whitshire's cooper-shop. each p feet
by 112 feet, was sold to Joseph J
Reitz, for $3.50 apiece, making a total
of $1,71O. saa
Lot l, IN Laughlin & Jones sub.
division of original lot No. 2, block
147, below Marine Hospital, was sold
to Simon Gumberts at 800! Lot 2,
in same was bought by Thos. NJ Eli
oft, at $135, and Lot 3, in same, by
Thomas M. Elliott, for S122 80.
The total aggregate Of the property
sold foots up S41.040 30, which is one
of the largest sales ever made in the
city.
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30 T. g. Bridwell q Co. corner
Of Main and Third Streets. have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemieals pat
ent Medicines, American and imDorf-
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes.
&c.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed. 4#[5
Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and
Roekbridgo Alum Waters. jel7-tf
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business. we win
rent q part Of our house, mo. 30
North Water Street) 10 a good, IA.
spOnsible party. on reasonable terms.
j.. q. DUsOUCHET 81 Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. IF
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BaS- Sixty mats IF fne Java Coffee
for sale at i. Il. ID. HErrAN's
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SrpPosE HE Is, AND THEN?-Os-
bone is still alive, and as able as he
is Wiling to do all kinds Of sign work
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a rug store. For particulars call at
N. q, Locust Street. je12 2weod.
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PERFECTLY
EXCRUCIATING.

PERFECTLY
EXCRUCIATING.
Dry GooDs too cheap to. give away.
Our entire stock will be closed out
before shutdown Grenadines at 60c..
worth 81 co. New York Store.
j. Il. x S. A. COOLIDGE,
je25 lw No. 90 Main Street.
BJ@ just received, some of those
beautiful sets of Pearl Jewelry; also
tne Pearl I'D Ruby sets, Coral sets,
plain and chased gold sets; also fine
Jet sets; all Of which are to be sold
at very reduced prices. at
GEIssLER a DELANG's,
je24 No. 81 Main Street.
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Dividend to Benaer-
son on $4,000 at
ger cent..........i.....-....s q 500 90
Dividend to H0ukfns
County on s150,0O0 at
per cent.................. 1880 90
Dividend to Ch ristian
County on $4,000 at
per cent.......-.......... Il, 400 90
s4G 800 10
Int crest paid by Hen IA
derSOn on BOnds-....-S 1900 90.
Interest paid by Hop
kins Co. on bonds. 1880 90
tan CO. on bonds. 1900 90