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The New York herald., 1869-04-14
WEsrcUEsTER COUNTY.

EXCISE AFFAIRS. The Board OF Excise Commits
sioners for this county held meeting at the Court
House a. few days since and gave instructions to
their counsel to commence suits against towards OF
loo persons for violations or the Excise law.
ANTICIPATED SPoET.--ln order to foster athletic
propensIties the managers of the westchester
County Agricultural and horticultural Society have
decided 10 encourage grand fremen's parade and
velOcipedc race on their fair grounds part OF the
programme for the next Fourth of July celebration
Handsome prizes Will be offered to the fire CON-
panies which NAV excel In appearance aud numbers,
AMI aso 70 the successful competitors the velocl-
le1e race.
SUDDEN DEATH AT YoNgERs.--A bricklaycr named
Michael Curran, living at Oak Hill in this village
was foand dead on Locust Hill avenue last Monday
afternoon. From what could be learned regarding
the aIar IL appears that on the day named CuTan's
wife carried his dinner TO him at the usual hour
and observing him apparently unweli, requested
that he should discontinue work aud accompany her
home. ins nc declined doing, rcinarking mat h,
felt well erough to prosecute his task. About four
O'Clock. however. he complained OF Illness and quit
ting work cndcayored 10 make his way home, but
whine on the avenue above stated was seen 10 fall
aud when picked up few moments afterwards life
was extinct. Deceased regarded as an indus
trious, steady man. No Inquest was held.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
lie FREE 1Rap: Klysnsu1 N WlLRmspu,e.

large number OF the citizens OF Williamsburg
favorable TO free trade and sailors rightsn as
semblcd In Washington Hall last evening TO hear
Professor Arthur Latham Perry argue that free trade
is the bes. protection to American industry.
The Rev. Leonard w. Bacon. ID. d., OF the New
England Congregational church, South ninth street.
presided. On taking the chair Dr. Bacon said that
the meeting reminded MIN OF the time, years ago.
wncn he at on the same platform with Richard
Golden ut afree trade meeting IN Manchester He
welcomed the systematic agitation of the question
here, at tlis opporilnc timc there was no cleo
ton pending, and as there was no axe TO grind by
any person Interested I'm the movement. The doctor
pointed 10 the shipbuding interest, saying that II
was as dead as JuiiGs Cmsar, aud protection killed IT,.
lie denounced the action of Congress In taxing the
whiskey dealers OF New York for moral purposes,
saving that It was an act OF usurpation. u simply
ma'tc stealing lne art and elevated the wilskey
dealers TO the dignity Of exclusive aristocracY.
II . nltor AnthODy's screw factory or senator
spragues cotton factory need protection Yet
CONGRESS give them direct appropria-
ton Instead OF protective tariii. Inc
excuse made for protection that ~ ~ an American
idea ~ not sufficient. 10 ~ not Christian idea. IL
rs paganism. We want u human policy, a Christian
poiicyonc that takes in the interests OF the whole
word. The doctor's remarks were frequently ap-
pIauded.
Professor Perry was Then introduced. lie deliy.
cred lengthy address In support OF ms thcory, anu
tle meeting adjourned at late hour
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
BROOkLYN CITY.
TEE COURTS.
uSITEu STATES DISTRICT eesar.
Action for the Condennutiou Of Fihy-four
Barrels oil Distilled Spirits.

Action for the Condeunntiou Of Fihy-four
Barrels oil Distilled Spirits.
Before Judge Benedict.
The United States rs. FJrg:Jour BarTels Of DIS
a1ed sotrts.-These spirits were seized on charge
OF having been removed on false bonds In June
1867, from the bonded warehouse No. ~ Walker
street to the rectiiying establishment OF William
Krone, whence they were taken to New York and
sod instead Of being returned to the ware
house, as the bond required. This action was
brought TO condem the property forfeited for the
use the government. IL shown by the evil
denee that Krone had received for redislation 200
barrels fraudulent bonds and thirty -four barrels
on which the YAK had Decn paid; that the two lots
were mixed, and that from this mixture the spirits
IN court were drawn on. The counsel for the claim
ants--Edward C0wan and julius Fredag-caimc1
that inasmuch as portion Of the spirits had paid
the tax they were not liable to forfeiture. even
though the bonds on which the other portion
was sent out were fraudulent. The Court
held that the payment Of the tax on
all the spirits not having been proven.
there being mixture OF fraudulent spirits with
spirits that had paid the tax, the whole lot was To-
gay for cited to the OF the government, and di
recIed verdict accordingly. Assistant District
Attorney J. J. Allen for the government; 7. B. Clark
son for the claimants.
The Alleged Fort Wadsworth Larceny.
In the case Of wm Buckley, tried on a charge O
stealing paint and other articles from Fort Wads
WORTH station Island, the jury disagreed.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DEATH Or A HtaxlT.
a Cultivated English Gentleman Becoues n
Recluse--A Romantic story.

rFrom the Cincinnati Commercial. Apri lo.1
william Knight a notable hermit has lust died
near Eocsiugham, Iowa. a-cd seyenty-nye years.
Thirty years 40 he left England without n word TO
his relatives, and, going direct 20 Iowa resumed his
business az an attorney rapiliy winning fame In
that capacity. Ills fncnds In ENGLAND advertised
descriptions OF him, wth oers or reward tor tidlngs
OF hls whereabouts. For years tacir cinrts were
fruicSa. Knight possessed "a neavy gold watch or
very peculiar construction. descriptions OF tas
watch we're sent to tie lctring watch dealers ia
America. Knirhts watch got out OF order. lie
sent IL 10 Philadclpnia, 20 an establishment IN
which description OF The watch was post.
ea. The proprietor wrote 10 London parties
that he had received the watch. over came
knights friends making their way to
Davenport as rapidly as thcmeagre travelling IN ~.
ties would allow. They found the runaway. They
he'd conference after conference with him to induce
has return 10 England They resortei TO straie ",
aud endeavored 10 secure his arrest Tor some offence
that he mirnt be scnt back n pri oncr All IA vain
Prom that time forward unit his death, on Sunday
last, Knight was changed rnin. lie bought a smav
farm near Rockingham q heavily wooded tract;
erected SORT OF shauiy IN tie Forest ani there
alone, with no companions out his Dpe BOOKS aud
papers, lie spent bi5 tnc. lie received papers from
England regularly, ana loved 20 read OF new end
noted books ana ther GuthOr5 lie cooked his
own food washed hrs own clothes. cut his
own wood ana WAS his own servant gene
rally. lie rarely received callers. sometimes
and letter TO his lawyers every aay for fortnight
would be the result-an answer beng expe, OF W
him as fuzzy though the maltcr Of COlrcSpOJ Jdgnc3
was OF tue utmost irplfiance Ana thus nc liFel
TIC life OF hermit save in fo a'l0n Win hts attcr.
news alone. why he who wls % ~ cd by nature
and SO splenddly cducated chose 10 abandon h3
luxurious home and wealthy trends make his way
to the frontier OF the American Willis for resi-
dence, aud then, whcn diseovered ny liis trends,
resort 10 the life OF hermit, u explained only by
an admission IN one Of his letters 70 his LEGAL
friends, wherein he aimits hayilf been hopelessiy
Saat down ~ dlsappoinlnenl ~ iovc anair1ls ,
her because Hhe preferred "pe tet fnirht' nnd
castle to young barri ter who being younT,r
fame
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
LONG ISLAND.

FIRE AT NORTH IsLrr.--on Saturday morning last
a lrc occurred In the woods north of North lslip,
which was not staye1 until q space eluai to
j. 600 acrc3 was burnt OF. The view at night.
fall was very fine, as the long irregular line OF irc
feet VI The rairoa1 presented tse great deal OF
damage was done 10 fences and more substantial
property. The people of Isllp drcadily fright
crc1 lest the IRE should cross the railroad I'm which
case It's extension 10 thor town, though five miles
distant, would nave been work OF but brief time.
covert, and the rabbits were skipping about In
swarms and patridgcs and quails were forced to
take WfnQ.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

Mrs. General Rousseau Is reported az In destitute
circumsi iances, having experienced nothing but
mlsfortunes since the death OF her huspanl The
boised intention of the wealthy men OF New Orleans
10 make handsome provision for the widow and
fatherless has iallcn through.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

SrRAHgB AcrrDEsr.-A few days ago, as Lieuten-
ant Everett, OF the Fourth unllod States artillery,
now at Fort Washington. was drilling the battalion
at irlng without carfridVes wheI he gave the word
to lire, gun, which happened TO bo loaded ana
aineJ at his head, went on, the charge entering ms
elt eye aud coming out at The side Of his head. lie
lived only about four hours. There are various sur
misses concerning tue fact whether u was 0n acct
dent or no-BOStoa Journal Apsu l3.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

INTERESTING RAILROAD DEctsfov.-A suit, Aicx-
anier' Dunn We. The Grand Trunk Railroad Com
pany was decided IN the Superior Court at Port
land last week. The plaintiff sued for DAMAGES on
account OF injuries received IN consequence OF a
saloon car on freight train having reen thrown OF
the track by broken raII. The defence was that
the company, by public notification, had oidera /
that no person shoug be allowed TO ride rs 9asscn.
ger on freight tran aud that II pnintiT did 90 IL
was nc his own risk. Proof was adducel SHOWN Z
that plalprn had paid tie regular passenger fare
and rode ~ Company With at least one other
passenger Tho Court Instructed the Jury that
plantr had no rlght ~ law 10 ride on freight
cur without pcrnssion from an authorized agent pf
the company; that the TACT OF the plantr hnvluu
been permitted 10 pay bis fare and ride rendered the
company liable despite their regulations and that
returning the plant his fare alter tue accident did
not release thc company from tncr liability. Dam-
ages for plantif si,s0J--bos'On on Journal Apru ia
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
COURT cAlENol3s-Tais DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcur..Nos 80 40. Al, 40 to
SO inclusive.
CRY CoURr.-Nos. "a, Al, 49, BAN, ~ 80, II to 90
inclusive
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

THE FAIR HAvsN tOoSS.) sufCfDE--A SECULAR
CAsE.--An inquest was held yesterday at the police
Office, ny Coroner DOwnes, relative 10 the DEAN OF
OhariesD ID. Bassctt who was bund hanging dead u
b1ain IN tue garret of his residence m Fair Haven
An examination 0f tle body showed that tho man .
neck was broken, aud as the beam around which
ue fata' nandkerchlcf was tiedwas ony about two
feet from the noJr how the neck thus became frac-
tured was question somewhat puzzling. The Jury,
however, rendered verdict OF snclde.--Netc Hdue5i
Iduddlttlit. ADrit H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
RYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR3 ,AucTIoNEER.


RY W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
ID CAMPBELL ~ co.
will cell this day Ia lots to clos business, ut rs Eighth
nue., Fftieh street, entire large Stock fine young
Horse good Agcn and Harness, Fixtures &C. Of that large
cncing Mt f0 O'clock rtock conlises large and general
assortment OF choice Goods viz Quantity of chests
sorted Green and Black Tens assorted sugars Java Mara
cabo and rio Coffee, Cheese, beat canned Fruits Syrupa
and Moasses Vnecar barrels Flour Flour boyoa
Family Soap, SPERM Adansntine and Tailow Candles,
kngsf0rd and Gerts Starch, Farna Corn starch Broma,
Mustard Cocoa, Chocolate, Extracts, imported and Amcll
Pckles Spices Sancas tasfs, Cnrrants, Frames Raj
sins, Preserves, Ctron Boons, Pals Brushes. In fact
store
win also sell tho entire Fixtures, Superior
Platform and Counter Scales Weights, Measures, Japan
viii also sell nno yoans Horae, a Grocer's Wagon with
Harnsss III also ss the hne store Fixtures, VIZ.
tors, Shelvng Pins 40 Dealers, and BUYERS
viii do well to attend the entire stock embracing every
variety Of choice goods VIII be closed regardless OF
EVERY BUYER,
the IL retiring from business and removing from
the city. No postponepeni account OF weather.
CAMPBELL Co, Anconeers $50 Bowery.
10y r. COTTON, ArCrToNEER- AND I'M.
ID portant sale OF Furniture Pislos MeodCrns, Mirrors
Carpets, Paintings, Pariaus, Chandeliers. Engrayrgs
tans and Cornces Fancy Goods, Sewing Machincs, 40,
a. at l0N O'clock at the agcion r6ona s3 thirteenth
street. near Broadway very large and Varied assortment OF
Household Furniture Fancy 0oods % 20 Carpets
Ocothr, French plate MtDrs, ~ IL OF Damnsk
Pianos Mclojcon Box three Or our Flynn
ton Bcdseads, Mnntel Clocks, IN p,'nnss Engfayinss
Silverplat Ware Parians Fancy Goods, &c, kc b
The rnnos Carpets And CAPTAINS will be sold between IL
Organ, by Mason lamin, cost Sl,bO9; viii be sold at
HHUD.
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DEM. r. TltEALL, AuCTfOHrER.
~ Attractive snie OF HouAeholi Furnl,urs.
Mirrors, Carpets, &C.,
Az The store No. ~ Broadway,

opposite tho Now York Hotel
PhRKER THBsEL win sell by auction Thursday, Doc
49, ~ I0t O'clock AT No. IA Hroadvay Opposite New York
Hotel elegant assortment % fosswood wsnd mahogany
and OAK Paror, Heirloom AMI Dining Room Furniture, hav
ing been removed the above convenience sao
aud comprising rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits Marble
Top Centre and Fancy Tables, Eassres line walnut and
enamsed Pedrooin SUITS Bc1sleads bureaus Wafdsobes,
Emo Mattresses, elegant Administer, Bftsses and Ingram
Csrrets; China and Hass, de-, sc Catalogues early
morning ~ sale. Also elegant rosewood -four pocket
YnArhls bed Billiard Table
IlY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO., AUcTIONEERs.-TTIE
ID Delaware, Lackawana md Western Railroad Company
at 6 Exchange place, Wednesday, 18th inst, A. II O'Clock
10000 tons
Scranton coal
delivered At EiizAbetbnor N. D. during January 1870
SAMUEL SLOAN rresidept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

"A THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY,
NJ 10 O'Clock,
TWENTYFIRSr REGULAR FALL SALH
MANUFACTURED FURs
Consisting Of
Sable Mink Frmine Gray squirrel, Muskrst, Fancy SOUR
rel, French German and American Fitch French
Mnfs; Collars, fcerines, Cnpes mt Cu3s.
Also Astiakhnn Mus and Coars with Angora Trmninr H.
Also Bear, Noif and Kaccoon Sleigh Robes Mink Coney
and Beaver Gloves and Gauntlets
Also
An extra line OF FINE FuRS of very fine quality
SABLE MINK AND REAL ERAINls,
in sess. suited for Holiday Presents.
Catalogues aud goods now ready.
hM. TOPPING CO., Auciioneers,
No t,1rr Il, ttset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

\IANTED-TO RENT THE WHOLE OR HALF or A
w small house la hshth. Ninth Fifteenth wards
Sixth railroad route Address RENT, Herald
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

nOWN TOWN DRUG STORE FOR SALE-WHOLE OR
half interest," a splendid chance active with
small means; will bear investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

ysThNTED-TO RENT, NY AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL
w keeper, fret cass sumner House, well uruiahed In
modern style; hrst class House
Western city. Address IT, W. boy B,sia New York Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

I 9TH STREET EAST, I35.-SECoND FLOOR, NICELY
III turnAed, "a private table II required Rsn nthei
Rooms Will or without Board, to gentlemen gentlemen
kLi taeir wives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

AT WOLF BROTHERS., $50 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
IA formerly of Brooklyn-Money literally advanced or
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry silks, more particularly OF
Pianos Business strictly confidential Same bought anc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

| do On0 ONE OF TnE BEST CORNER LIQUOR
snep.NtFV. Stores South street, by BAUER ODER
| LANDER, 81 Bowery entrance Canal street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wANrEp.

yirAnTED-FoR AN ELDERLY LADY. ONE UNFUR.
w nihed Room. with pantry, above highly street
Would he permanent Address Mrs. HAMILTON, box III
Herald oiice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

1OSEPH A LEVY, AUCTIONEER.
q viii sell at auc,on Thursday, December ~. at II
O'Clock ut tho Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway the Frs
class brown stone House and Lot
NO 10s WEST FORrY.sIXTH ST., NEAR SIXTH Av.
The House. 20 by about so feet contains every modern
venienoe; independent wallis marble nanes, extra hn}
plumbing two oath ubs, two heaers 6c, &C. Lot 20xl00
IN tee smpe Terms Maps and particulars ut thu
Office oil the auctioneer, No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

A UCTIoE-A RARE CHANCE FOR HousEKEEPERS,
n hotel or boarding house keepers.
E. NICHOLS, Auctoneer viii sell thisE ednesday) morn
ing, December r. at oIs o'clock, all the properly Of W.
Richards ESD going South at hs large resldanca lis esl
Twenty street. between Sixth and Seventh 20
Velvet BRUSSELS Ingram Carpets six elegant rosewood and
walnut Parlor Suts all order, covered with satin
brocate reps and haircoth Curains, Mirrors, Tables,
Lounges Eageres Bookcase Easy Chairs rosewood and
pairs Blankets oicloth, Linen Sheets Lounges Chairs,
rockers Clocks rrors sdeDoard Extension Table Dining
Chars CLina Tea and Dinner setS Cutlery Silver, Crystal
and Glass Ware, &c. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

WANTED BY A aEyrLEaAN AND MS MOTHER
w three furnished koons for light housekeeping
must he good location and terms moderate. Addre.
G. Is. RICE, herald oauce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

AT HYMAN's, s5s BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
~ stree.-Lberal advances made Diamonds and
Watches siverware ac, viii pay the highest market
price Tor the same.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT ~ BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
"A up stars-Money Literally advanced on Diamonds
Watches Jewey, 3c., the bought. rawnorokers
Tickets bought Ut n Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

EO0D BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS IN A PRt
VI family be obISned gen .eman aud wife or
few single gentlemen teras moderate; location quiet,
pleasant sud convenient AppN at Is Jane street.
Hudson street and Eighth avenues.
MADISON AVENUE, iZc.-HANDsoMELY FIR
wi nisod Rooms with without Board. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

DY ARCH JOHNSTON, ArCrfONEEg.
- Once and salesroom Nassau street. opposite the Post
oMce.
Mechanical TOYS Marble Goods, Fancy Ware Toys, &c.
The great auction house of
JOHNSTON \ VAN TAssEl.L with sell this day, p, leS
O'clock ut thor saesroom, 81 Nassau street, large assor
ment OF Mechanical Toys, Bohemian Ware, Fancy Mar
bic Goods, &c, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

At J. A. JACKSON'S, NO. AMITY STREET, NEAR
IA Broadway.-Lberal advances made Diamonds
Watches Jewery Dry Personal Property every
description. Same bought and sold.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25

DEATH OF JUDGE MoRRIsoN.-We
have heretofore neglected to snotieo
the death of this prominent lawyer
and politician Of our own State, and
one Of the early settlers at Indian
apoils- tie was born in Ayrshire.
Scotland, but his parents removed to
this country when he was quite young.
aud settled in Western New York
He studied law and moved to Indiana
in 1919. In 1923 he was elected Sec
rotary of State. Afterward he was
Judge of the indianapolis Circuit
and was the first Attorney General of
the State. He was a prominent mem
Der Of the Episcopal Church, being
one of the first class confirmed in In.
dlanapolis}thirty years ago With his
death passes away almost the last of
those who were prominent in legal
circles in his early DAYS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25

In A NUT Cincinnati
Gazette disposes of the claim set up
for the SCHENcK bill, that it improved
public credit, by the following pithy
paragraph:
Several of our simple minded CO.
temp0raries have triumphantly called
our attention to the fact that the pas
sage Of the Schenck bill to raise the
obligation of the bonds has raised
their price, and have reproached us
that we regard this Improvement OF
the public credit as no gain. Will
they please to inform us how much
Of the public debt the Schenck bill
has paid, or how much the promise
to pay Ia coin the bon Is that were by
law payable in legal tenders has in
creased our means of paying? OF
course we are aware that if we take
our bill which the creditor holds and
add thirty per cent. to the promise, it
will be worth more to him. But the
curiosity is that the debtors should be
so simple as to exult in this.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25
Eyfrn NnsSinn

We have already published the
proclamation of Governor BAKER
calling an extra session of the Legis-
lature on the 8th day of April The
boiling Democrats will, Of course be
reelected and return to Indianano.
lis. The extra session, with the cost
of the special election, will add about
S150,000 to the peoples taxes. This
proves to have been an expensive
farce. We have already given our
views Of the matter freely and clearly.
1t may be well, however, to add the
following from the Terre Haute Ia.
press, which is in consonance with
what we have heretofore said on the
subject:
The only apologies these resigpers
nave been able to make to an ont
RACED rag. people, is that they left the
Capitol IN order to prevent the adon-
ton OF the proposed Fifteenth 4 MD
ment- We have demonstrated q scnre
OF times that there was annie 49, 1oo -
have passed all the really indisnensa -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25
Santa Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects a
valuable gilt, buy Florence Sewing Ala
chine, which is easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
of work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give satisiac-
ton, or the money refunded. Price SG5 and
upward. Twenty pieces of Gray TWIlled
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25

hia Bills hefofs TIA hduf set for tie
consideration Of that amendment. By
remaining in session five hours longer.
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars might have been saved from the
tax duplicates, and the revolutionists
could then have accomplished their
purpose by the same high handed,
unjustifabe means that they en-
ployed FIVE hours earlier.
1t is still, as of old, a cardinal prin-
ciple in the =" Democratic faith that
" Democratic minorities shall not
submit to the dictation of constitu-
tional majorities. How long the peo-
pie will indulge them in the exercise
of this principle, paying at the rate of
$150,000 for each Illustration thereof,
remains to be seen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25

PROFESSOR EDWARD L. Cox, OF
New Harmony, has been appointed
State Geologist, under the late law
passed creating Department of
Geology, Mineralogy, sc. The new
department is under the control and
direction of the State Board of Agri-
culture. We think better appoint
ment could not have been made. We
know Prof. Cox to be thoroughly
competent in every particular, and he
will fill the position with credit to
himself and to the State.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25
OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. deIz
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25
VII. GLENN G SONS,
importers and Jobbers of
GROCERIES.
CINCLNNATL,

~ AVE a LARGE STOCK OF STA.
-kA. pie, Variety, and Manufactured
GOODS, which they offer at the lowest
rates, and to which they invite the atten
Jlon OF the trade. lde3l d3m cod