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"Now for Charles Sehmour's hope shall
find him as well occupied as Herbert Bend
on the way to the heuse, which was three or
four streets distant, Mr. Hudson's attention was
attracted to three yourg men, who were talking
very loudly, and acting in rowdy manner, push
ing each other against passers-by, and making
rude, insulting remarks to them.
Ii so happened that Mr.. Hudson wore white
hat. So when these fellows passed him, they
looked behind and said
oh, what a hatr Who stole the donkey p
The man with the white hat y
AS they walked much faster than he did, they
were soon out OF sight.
The boarding house was reached the bell rung,
and Mr.. Hudson admitted. The servant said that
Sehmeur was in, and ushered him to his chamber
door.
Mr.. Hudson knocked, and the door was i'm
mediately flung open and voice exclaimed
Well, old fellow, got along a. last have Won |?
We are all ready for you; have you got the
Charles Sehmour stopped here, and his face
turned deadly pale at seeing, instead of one of
his boon companions, his venerable employer 1t
was several seconds before he could recover his
speech. mt
beg your pardon, Mr.. Hudson you must ex.
cuse me; l expected a friend this evening, and in
the dim light of the entry, 1 thought Won were
he. Walk in, sir, and sit down.
Mr. Hudson entered the room, and was some
what surprised to see there the Identical three
young men who had insulted him in the street !;
they were smoking cigars, and had their feet ele-
waited on the bureau, mantelpiece and beadstead
Mr.. Hudson saw at once that he was very uu-
welcome guest
The room was in confusi on, and sehmour's ac-
tions were painfully awkward-Neverthele
his employer started conversation, and had been
there about ten minutes, when a foOtstep was
heard on the stairs and then the door opened
little way, and bottle of champagne came roll.
ing across the floor, followed Immediately BY
round Dutch cheese, bunch of cigars and two
more bottles
Sehmour looked dreadfully distressed. but
could do nothing. 1t was fourth friend who
had been out for refreshments, and took this ia.
cetious mode Of introducing them into the cham
Der. MIR. Hudson thought it was time for him
to go; 90 he took his leave and returned to his
home. 1t is almost needless to say that Charles
Sehmour's enjoyment of the evening was decid-
eddy marred by this unexpected visit He and
his companions had arranged for a Jolly good
time.
Mr.. Hudson was not long in making up his
mind as to which one of his clerks would make
the most faithful and efficient partner; and in
less than week it was announced in the papers
that Herbert Bond was member of the firm Of
Benjamin Hudson & Co.
1t was happy day for Herbert Bond, for he
could live at home again and it was not great
many years before he managed the whole Of the
business himself, and become very wealthy
man.
Charles Sehmour knew very we'll the reason
OF the choice of Mr. Hudson, and he never ceas-
ed to regret having formed such Improbable az.
quaintances that were assembled in his room on
that very unlucky evening.-Oiicer Optics Mug
azine.
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Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE will Immediately re.
heve and permanently cure the,most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, sour stomach,
constipation, and all diseases Of tho stomach and
bowels Physicians, clergymen and all who use
~ Join in unbounded praise of its great virtues.
sold BY druggists everywhere. PRICE, 500.
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QUEER WITLs.-Sr Joseph Jekyll left his for.
tune to pay the national debt When Lord
Mansfield heard of this, he said "Sir Joseph
was very good man and good lawyer, but his
bequest was very foolish one he might as well
have attempted to stop the middle arch of Black
friars' bridge with his full.bottomed wig"
Lord Pembroke gave nothing to Lord Saw,
which legacy give him because know he will
bsstow it on the poor;' and then. altar giving
equally peculiar legacies, he finished with: "Item
I give up the ghost"
Dean Swift's character is exemplified in his will
Among other things, he bequeathed to Mr.. John
Grattan, of Clommenthan, silver box, sin which
desire the said John to keep the tobacco he usu-
ally cheweth, called pigtail'
The celebrated Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough,
left Pitt 100000 for the noble defence he had
made OF the support of the laws of England, and
to prevent the ruin of his country. A similar
beqaest was not long since made to Mr. Disraeli.
Bacon left IA will appointing six executors, but
no property except his name and memory, which
ne beqaeathed to "men's charitable speeches, to
foreign nations and the next age
Others wrote their will in verse and, as a spec
linen, we give that of William jacket, of the par
ish OF Islington, which was proved in 1897, when
no witnesses were required to a will of persona
estate;
81 give and bequeath
When Pm laid underneath,
To my two loving sisters So dear
The whole OF my store,
wish it more
Which Gods goodness has granted me here
Aud that no may prevent,
This my will and intent,
Or occasion the least law racket,
With solemn appeal, a.
confirm, sign and seal
This the act and dee d Of Will jacket"
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resort to wine to stimulate my Wits, said .
young spsndthrft to an old ono. All, replied
the veteran, that is the way began, but new I
have to resort to my wits 70 got ny wine. /, X
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Laboratory No slS Jsesson Avenue, Detroit oriegp O
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Testimonlals

Forty gentlemen Of Detroit Of first respecabty all veil
known, and many occupying prominent Official stations and
among whom Hon. u. Mills. Hen. L. H. Mason Hon
VIM 9. Duncan g. Whitbsck, Hon. N. W. Brooks Hon
T. Barker Hon John Bagey, j. T. Whiting, John Moore
Capt b. Scott, O. Goldsmith Hon. W. W. Whsatoa Mayor
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NIOT1CR.--AssAfa o. JACOB 1LAsm,s DEcEAsRp.--No.
ucS shsrsby given that tho undergned administrators
Of the stats Of Jacob Gass lats Of the county Of La
Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear before the
18th day February leeo q Tie Court ouss In Ottawa,
ia said county when and where ell psrs9ns having claims
ssst - saSs1h writing Tor adjustment. al"'N
naled Ahk e7sh day ofDeoombsr, A.b.1s0o.N ag
u .iahso Wa no 70 yiiqF PHILIP BRUCK, tw ?
o D. 0-eRs s.-trt osr morse, AdministsNtor: 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11
sEenfhrr - vVnter.

The heavy rain Of Tuesday night
was followed by a strong northwest
wind hal completely dispelled the
fog and re-opened navigation. The
clouds still fingered, and the day was
rather chilly and the river rough.
The river during the 2I hours ending
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. yesterday had fallen
two inches. 1t will be found rising
rapidly this morning.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 p. N. yesterday include the Pal
%estine, Louisville and return; j. l..
Graham, from Rockport; Mollie Nor
ton and Sallie ". Henderson to re-
turn; lobe Hurt, to Cincinnati.
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MAJ 49, V.rd an Fiuh street, be-
tween Locust aud walnut h4A nHAA h"nF
constantly on hand = fhil H.'lhA
10y In nrepared Do ui clrinruH pa
verv moderate terms.
hetvtoan Thfrf and Fourth, viii ne
,,%roin1tiv nIied. THOMAS bULLEN,
deQ d3m
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No printing establishment in the west
aas better facilities or greater ability for
doing hne Steamboat Printing. 0ur agaOrt-
Hent Of Job Type. though very large and
complete. Is constantly being added 10. aud
our jObd department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
pills Lading, cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
ahnrLhnnl. will be nrnmnLlN nlLemaed 70
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10 me 8hcrU ~ Voldorb argh county,
Grcotfng.
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred lu
the Onice o Ecprea8ufHti 4 90 the General
Assemb y OF the state of Indiana, during
the present session 81 said GENERAL AsGrm-
bly, by the JcsiRuatiOns of leroy Calvert
ana James T.. Welboru, THE Representa-
tiYes from the County Of VHndeburghs
Now, therefore, pa pursuance az the
Constitution Of the state, ana on the SLATE
uto In SUCH case mndt ana provided, l.
Conrad baker. Governor OI tIO state or
Ind ana, do issue tins writ Of election,
hereby ordering and directing that o. hpe-
cial Election snail be heid iu the county
composing SAID Rep%resenfablVo District on
Tuesday, tie I'd day Of March, 1863, Tor the
purpose Of e~lecting two Representative
to represent said f"epresoufntivc District
Ia the House Of Representative OF tho
tate OF Indiana, aud 90 ON the vacancy
OccaslOned by The resigHntlOuH OF the said
Leroy Calvert and James d. Welb0ru
aud the SlerlH 10 whom Ihlt writ lB
directed rs hereby ordered 90 give notice
or said -peciai Election, p|ursuaut % tho
feQutremeuts Of the atututc lu such case
made and provided.
ia witness whereof ! have herouutu
subscribed my name and caused the seal
81 tho -tate to be- aniKhd. 1T Indianapolis,
this 5th day Of Marco, a u. 1863.
lsEAL CONRAD AXE
By1ha GOVoHnOrs
m. F. a. HoFFmAwE, sec'y Of state.
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TIN STATE OF INDIANA.

10 me ShcrG NJ Vaaderbnrgh County,
GreefiaD:
WHEREAS, A vacaney has occurred in
the office 81 Senator iu the General As-
aembly OF the State Of Indiana, during
tho present session Of said hemerml Assem-
bly,. by the resignation OF Daniel Morgan
the mate frOut the senatorial District
composed Of HE County OF RnudOrburRhs
Now, therefore, ia pursuance OF the
Consultation OF the state, and OF Che stat
ute ln such case made ana provided, 4.
conrad Baker, Governor Of tho state of
Indiana, do issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering aud directing mat o. spec
cial Election shall be held Boz thc county
composing said HcuutOrial District, ON
Tuesday, the 2jd day of MnrCh. 1860, Tor tho
purpOse of cleciinR q Senator 90 represent
said Senatorial District iu the Some
ate Of the State OF iudinnn, aud
10 M the vacancy Orrugiuu0d hW
the resignation 81 tho said Daniel More
gan; and tie Bhcrim 10 wHOth THIS writ ig
ERECTED is hereby ordered ~ GIVE notice or
said Special Election, pursuant 90 tho roe
quirementH Of the statute in such case
made and provided.
In witness whereof ] ave hDreuutu
subscribed my name aud caused the seal
Of lie State 10 bg adiAad, Hi indianapolis,
this Jth day Of March. a -. 1868.
l8EALJ CONhtD BAKER.
By the GOVornors
NJ. h. A. HoFFbrAHA, See'y OF state.
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TgRtNG BUT NOBLE-selfhelp Tor
- Young Men. who having err d, desire
= beiter %nnnuood. Sent lu fealed letter
envelopes, free Of charg ~ ben nllsu
THRCB. Box y, Philadelphia Pa.
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pRINTTHa.

Fgr Olasr Etper Heas See Fouy,s tqge.
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Just What You Want.

Just What You Want.
WYYE HAVE I'M STORE FEE FOL-
Wv lowing, in prime condition, which
Is offered to the trade:
% barrels Jowls, in brine;
Us Hams, in bulk;
so tierees No. l kettle rendered Lard;
. kegs No. 1 kettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
300 bags Oats;
40 b gs Redtop Seed:
% barrels choice Family Flour;
% barrels extra White Wheat Flour.
BABCOCK IL STEELE,
Water St., ~beteLocust and Walnut,
Evansville, Ind.
fe4 builders Emporium.
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TEMP8OYMENT hqt pms. For particu-
II lau, address 6. ~. SPENCER CO..
ttlebDro. VI.
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Arrangements are being perfected by
which Paducah, instead OF CAIRO, wall bu-
come the terminus Of what Is nov STYLED
the Evansville and cairo Packet Line.
This Will be u great saving and advantage
90 the packets. The extension Of their
trips 60 Cairo is low only % matter 81 nee
cessity ana mot Of profit, and when, bv The
arrangement which our railroad men nrB
seeking TO make, the necessity o. ubviIfed,
PaducHh VIII become the iermiuus ~ thu
Evansville packets, connecting with the
daily packets 30 Cairo.
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Road Notice.

ENHERE viii be petition presented 70 The
10 Commissioners Of Jackson county, atthelr
regular session, on the first Monday In March
next asking for the establishment on county
road Is follows: ~ ~ t'aSia hHs
Beginning al the old 50 Tho soathseaat
corner Of James Gordon cs, In Liberty
Township, at the road runfil from the Piketon
road to the Portsmouth road, and past Gimp
sons Mill. From said starting point 70 run
south along the line between Vikings land and
John CARROTS, till Il passes Wllkings house
thence across the corner Of Frank WilklngT
land to Gettles; thence south along GettIo's
fence to q run thence to, wind around the hill
to the corner of Lakes eornfield, on Gettles
land, thence south along said Lakes fence and
thence the nearest aud best way to lntsrseet the
Basin Run Road, at the lower corner Of Jordoas
field. o r,,
And also, 10 vacate so much of the sald road
running past Simpsons Mill, as lies between
the place Of the commencement OF the proposed
road and Basin Run. Thence east 10 sJordanb
watering trough thence south along Jorian's
land TO Beatty's Corner ; thence south on ths
lino between Tilmanh Culp and G. Delay, to q
cherry tree, On oOr n0r the line, thence to
point of rocks on the south side Of Buckeye
Creek, near Culps spring thence along thefOoE
Of the hill to the liae between Culp and Delay;
thence west along theline to Culp's gatss thshce
south alongside line between Ford and Delay to
intersect tho Cove road.
Jan. q, ,'69lL5W II eHi PETITIONERS.
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There will be petition presented 10 the Com
missioner ofJAckSon county atthelr mestlng on
the hrst MoSday In March next, asking for the
establishment Of : county road - follows Be-
ginning at the county road near John Richards
(near Vega In Bloomfield township In said c0un-
~, thence north along lane 10 the old State
road near the residence OF Joseph eeurlock,
thence along said road TO said Joseph Heurl0ckS
residence, thence along lane east Of saialseur-
locks residence following read now used for
travel TO David hcNeslss thenea north following
said road as near aa pFactleAbs 10 the county
rosdfnssf TIE tesiaenee Of William w illiama. 10
ohssFvs sale ronts As near a. practicable.
Jan. A8, He--Iw. tG8 PHTgTfoNKRs.
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HIeH PRIcED FowLs.--A few days
iucs Mr.. VIM, B. Hopkins Of Raven.
De, sold to party residing in south
Sfn county In this State = full blooded
pair Of Brama fowls, aged twenty
months for the price OF $aS. These
owls. we're brad BY Mr. Hopkins and
exhibited at the County Fair last Fall.
NJ. Hopkins alec sold 10 the same par
Y . pair Of young pulletS for Slo-
Hag0nAa Democrat
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COE1S COUCH BAL SANAI
',', rssf,n .000c. 2.

og'. Tt si',ri - f)tl{fc q,
This long tried and popular Remedy Is sgslu
called to the attention Of the public. As often
as the year rolls around, ihs1pnprietofs annual
ly make their bow to the people, and remind
them that amongst the many things required for
the health comfort and sustenance of the family
through the long and tedious months ofiwInter,
Goes Cough Balsam should not be forgotten
For years It has been household med eine, and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their children
and all who suffer from any disease of the throat
chest and lungs, cannot afford TO DO without it.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce so long
In the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will, In common with
the other size be found at oil Drug Stores.
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peman 70 bis cOlorsd man, ~ did not
haew tin to-day that you had been
whipped last week"
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Legal Notice.

SOLOMON IsAMINGER, Almond soulo IT,,
y and Dolly X. Soule, Of Vlnton county Ohio,
Peter Hoop SEN, William McGhee, Electa r.
McGheo, Henry + Austin. Mary austin, and
Edward Erwin Of Jackson county, Ohio, Cyrus
Newklrk and Rebecca Newkirk, OF the State Of
Missouri, William p. Rathburn Of the State Of
Tennessee, Ripley G. Hoffman and Matilda HoiI-
man, of the State Of Kansas, Hiram G. Daniel
and Eliza W. Daniel, and Stewart A. Lasley
and Ellen D. Lasley Of the State of Ohio,
are hereby notified that petition
has been hled against them, by HeEe-
kiah 8. Bundy, plaintiff, In the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of
jackson, and Stats Of Ohio, and Is now pending
wherein the plalDtlf demands that certain mis-
takes In the description Of elghty-four acres Of
land. lying In section three (8), township eight
Is, add range seventeen Q7), In Jackson county,
Ohio, originally sold and attempted TO be con-
Yeyed by Salomon Isaminger and Others, TO
Richard Klrkendall by deed bearing date Janua-
fy 8, 1853 shall be corrected and reformed so as
to, describe and convey the actual premises so
sold, as aforesaid. And that each and every Of
said defendants, except Edward Erwin, be re-
qulred to answer the said petition, on OF before
the goth day Of March, A. d, 1863. Or that
the several allegations therein will be taken az
confessed. HEZEKIAH s, BUNDY,
Jan. ,'-6t Plaintiff.
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Ata Methodist meeting, the singer
vho.lsd the psalm-tuas. finding that
the concluding word, which vas Jacob,
had not syllables enough to gil up the
music adequately, ended thus "Ja-a.a
--Ja-a-a---tol de riddle cob"
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A gentleman, after having paid his
addresses to yOunglady for some time,
epoPpsd the question" The lady, in
6frightened manner, said, ''YOa scare
me, alrl" The gentleman did not wish
to frighten the lady, and consequently
remained quiet for some time, when
Ihs exclaimed, ''Scare me again
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The mother Of . large family was
one day asked the number Of her chill
dFsn.9 'sLa mel" she replied, rocking
toanda fro, '4ve got fourteen, mOssly
boys and girlsr' sr1
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Road Notice NJ.

baThere will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of jackson County at their pext
regular session, on the frat Monday 10 March
next, asking for the establishment Of . county
read as followseh 5nf ssse 'tf elf 10 aois
Beginning at acomsr-stone In the road akths
southeast corner Of Gabriel Evans land thence
south along the section llne between N. 9.
Pratts' and the File land, TO astone at the north
west corner of William Prentiee's land thance
along said line between Henry Weberl and
Samuel H. Stephensons land TO stone thsnce
along said line between GTine Dlkbhs sndtJohn
C0les,land near the creek 70, the southwest
corner Of said John Coles land thence eest
along the line between Milton Smith 9 and John
Coles land 20 interseet the road leading from
Jackson TO Callfornia, near Milton Smiths houaa.
Jan. 9s,i6s-,bw \. NJ, PETlTIoNERs.
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'Rlo,a,d Notice.

A petitionlw will be presented 10 the Commas.
ioners Of jackson County, Ohio, ct their next
March meeting, tor the opening Of road frpm
point on tho old Gallipolls Road, where the
line between David r. Thomas and Charles
Mcclure intersects said Gailipoils Road, In
BloomAed Township thence, runnlng west
along the Thomas and Mcclure line 10 the
line about twenty rods. TO 'the line between
Charles Mcclure aud Benjamin Carter 4. themes
west with the Mcclure and Carter line 70 Che
corner Of John Buckley's land thence with the
old road which runs into the old 0uyaai Road
between Joshua Stevenson and Jefferson Buck
ley'Ro .'.lI n. -.E..x
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[Froln LESTER SEXTON, Of AilUautes,1
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan, "a, 1853.
Messrs. @. q. Clark 4 Co., New Haven, Ct.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure, and It has proved PERFECTLY satis-
factory as remedy, l have NO hesitation In
saying that we have received GREAT BENEFIT
from ils use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.