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"The prevailing rate for money 10 the broker
to-day was per cont, at which there was q
fair demand on miscellaneous collateral The
exceptions. on Gall loan, were on the puolic
funds at per cent, but the rul @ of the market
is seldom departed from. Tue sales on m err
chant paper, outside OF bank. range at 7I6G6Q
per cent Tor select names, and none others have
much currency.
-a'Fhe public funds nf the United States wera
In active demand. The sales OF s. 20s of 1867 at
100 per cent. were 5000 OOO and the market left
of 1885 per cent. The May and Novembar
lS84s advanced 10 1922 per cent and the 1892 20
lllSA per cent. The per cent. lO.4Os sold up to
'Ihe Southern State bonds showed SOM.
hesitation In the early part of the day bnt Al
the close. with the exception OF Ten nessses tina
course OF the market was again upward.
"Fhe railways opened generally weak and
there was quite bearlsh spirit manifasIed mn
TO about O'clock, when the market began Ia
tnTn, and later in the day the STOCK az Nav
XoIk Central which leads the market aelIin~
up 10 l64Ql6i15 per cent, after being down ~
l62@l6l1 Is per cent In the forenoon, The North.
west stocks were pressed at the early boards
and some OF the other Weser lines Compare.
lively weak. The New York and Wastarn
roads left on comparatively strong"
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FOURTH EDITION
HARRISBURG
Hon. John Scott Elected United
States SenatOr-PrOceedings
in the Legislature.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin the
Next Maine Senator.
FROM HARRISBURG.

Hon, john scott Elected United States
Senator.
Special De'poteh 10 The Evening Telegraph.
AARRItDURo, Jan, 19.-The election of a
United s'a'es Senator as successor 10 the Hon.
c. II. BuCkalew took place here tn.day, result
lLg in the eecuon of the Hon. j ohn Scott,
Republican, of Huntingdon county. The Demo
Gratis voted for Bon. ". A. Wallace, OF Cleardtld
late Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Comm ttee. Bucka'ew had but is votes in the
caucus out of5i. Both houses are nov engaged
in counting the votes for Auditor General and
Surveyor General,
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Latest Mark az by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Jan. l9-Uotton lower; sales OF 500 bales
st voc Flour duh ana declioing; state s5 tOe07 40
Ohio, S3Os@glO; Western, So 65tD0S0. Wheat dull
and declining Uorn steady; mixed Western 9s@9sc
OAts dull, end quotations are nominal. Beet quiet.
Pork steady; new Mess s29 20; Lard firm; steamed.
nsimlSc. Whisky quiet; Western. srG30l0L
BAl TJMoRE, Jan J9.-Cotton quiet; n lddlinE gup.
lands 3t1a Flour dull and nominal. Wheat very
duII and lower fair good red sold st sl'752 Corn
nrm and npcnanged rece Ipts small Oats null at 1000
zoe. Ry Gnll and nominal at 9, Cg9ac Pork Il m AZ
if1Gl7sIc, shoulders. Hsl4S. Hams I999lc Lard
Qpiet 20c.
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NEW YORK.

Reuben Il, Fenton Elected United states
Senator.
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-Reuben e. Fenton was to-
day elected United States Senator. The House
yoted-Fenton, 73; H. @. Murphy, As. Tho
Senate Voted-Fenton. 10; Murphy, 10; r..
Randall, l, cast by Senator Murphy.
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Grnnt,s ResDOnse.
Lynch Law an Iowa.

CHICAGO, Jan. 300 Saturday night, one
hundred armed men from Plum creek, Fremont
county, Iowa, broke into the jail at dney, and
Holloway, at q dance in his hotel on Thursday,
and hung them to tree, over mlle distant
from the town.
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From Canada,

OTTAWA, Jan. 19.-James Howe and Mr..
Mcclellan, N. p, accompanied by Mr.. Rose,
arrived here last night, and were entertained at
the club by the members of the Government.
1t j. said that Mr.. Rose has not completed his
neeotlations, and that Howe and Mcclellan come
here TO discuss matters with the Cabinet. A
meeting will take place 70. day.
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action on a protnissory note, 20 which the de.
ferse pleaded payment verdict Tor plalntin
Henry Hipple vs. FrederickbLach. An action
ON n mechanics lien TO recover for WORK and
labor done. ON trial.
CouRT or QUARTER SEssIoNs-Judge Brew
steT-Prison cases were before the Court
AO-d
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Statement of the Assets OF the Company on
January /, 1869, published In conformity with
the provisions of the sixth section OF the act of
Assembly of April s, 1912.
MOE EGAGES.
On property valued at over 81, 600 600
being First Mortgages on Real ES-
tate in the city and county of Phila-
delphia, except S38, ,35il7, In The
neighboring counties.........".".S2,26 ,260, ,s35.ee5
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriff's sales under
Mortgage Claims, wiz
Eight houses and lot, y. W. corner
CheSnut and Seventeenth Streets.
house and lot north side OF Spruce
street, west of Eleventh street..-....
Two houses and lots, east side Cope
street, north of SanBom street........
Six houses and lot, north side OF
Sennefrs court, east OF Beach street.
A house and lot, Fftzwater street,
east of Ninth street......................
81 lots of ground on Buckley street
and Quervelle avenue, Bristol"....
A house and lot. west side Bread
street, south of Race Street....."....,..
house and lot, south side of Filpert
street. west OF Sixteenth street.....
A lot of ground, south side Lombard
street. west OF Twenty third street,
Total surveyed and valued at
Sis S24
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FROM MISSOU URL.
General Schurz Elected United states
ESHat0r.

ST LOUIS, Jan. l9.-General Schurz was to.
day elected United States Senator, receiving the
entire radical vote OF both bouses. Tue Demo
Gratis voted Tor John 8. Phelps.
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A DEMOCRATIC NomHATIoN.-In the Sixth
Representative district, the Democratic Con.
VentioD, which met this morning to elect dele.
gates 10 the Democratic state Convention,
was very stormy. Henry NJ. Phillips ESD,
withdrew his name, and Richard Wafer, OF tue
Sixth ward, was nominated A gang of roughs
fIom the Sixth ward attempted to break up
the Convention, and failing In this, nominated
James McFaddeu
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PHILADELPHIANs IN ATTENDANCB.-The fune-
raj OF The late Inspector, Jsm Leonard, OF the
Metropolitan Police force, n. Y, was attended
yesterday by a detail OF our police force, IN
civilians dress, comprising High Onnsta-
bic Harrison q. CiarS; ex-Uhief OF Detec-
tives, Benjamin Franklin; Captains John
Spear and William JacOby; High Constable
Bul1Iey; Detectives George H Smith and Ed.
wsrd A. Tryon. These officers were detailed by
Mayor Fox to attend the funeral a mark of
resE ect for the memory of InsDeCtOr Leonard.
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Accident to Parepa-Rosa.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19-Parepa-Rosa met with an
arcidt Mt in stepping from the cars on her aIri-
val here yesterday, which has caused post
pOnement OF her FIRST appearance until Thurs
day evening.
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ELECTION ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Monday evening
Ips. S"mPsnS M A, Americns Guard. elected the fol,
tWo See,S S,oSnrEnnissloned officers for the term OF
Hi.S J eh1s, 5 Captsln-Adam Erford, late captain
1oIted states Volunteers. FirBt Lieutenant-
NuTIanhs Kelly, late sergeant United states
oI OauIhteTs second observation-disclosures Pat-
SSu. so. it,o United States Marine Corps. The COM
10y 10y has ntled up neat armory at the nortn'
wtsI corner OF Franklin and Poplar Streets
Wuefe lhey have drills lxvl loa n week.
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FROM MAINE.
Hon, Hannibal HamIin Elected UHfted
States Senator.

Special Despatch 10 The Rve,st,s0 Telegraph.
AUGUSTA, Maine, Jan. l9.-HOn. Hannibal
Hamlin was to-day elected United States Senator
from this State. In the Senate the vote stood
Hannibal Hamlin, %; A. Z. Gould, 2. In the
House the vote was Hamlin, 1lS; A. p. Gould,
30: Chamberlain; l. Morrill,, !.
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From Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19.-The Supreme Court a
Columbus to-day refused to grant, new trial IN
the case of Lewis Davis, convicted of the
murder of David skinner at Independence,
Ohio, and be will be executed on February l.
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DECLINES THE HoNoR.-The following COM
mnnloation has been received from DR.. Wilson
O'SWanp. IL needs no OK plRnation:-
name having been broug hT be fore the public as
= = candidate for the Office OF President of the
SSoSLey Tor the Prevention of Cruelty TO
sHnoloate, while at the same time 1 shall
aIwsys Ieel an interest In the society, and Will
SSStOPerhte win any association having Tor us
life. Vi e'oiI SlW w NJ SwANN.
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gtIVISs A MARE TO DRATH.-A few days ago
nav nse brewster sentenced Philip Flanagan 10
son nsn, - n OF one cent, and undergo an imprl-
amer he,nu9eily that IL died In twenty minutes
sSsnted a. ,hah hsh hnarneased. This case was pro
PToVsnuen OF Cruelty 10 a a nineo tno soo0i0'' '0
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Tho Alabama Claims,

LONDON, Jan. l0.-The Pdlt NAL Gazette (Con-
servative) has an editorial this evening on the
Alabama Claims Convention. Tue writer hopes
that the English Parliament will not ratify the
treaty concluded by Lord Clarendon and Mr..
johnson, If the question of the recognition of
the Southern Coniederacy as belhgerents is to
be rennPned.
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PRAsB OIUB. - To-mor,o, nornoon Aha
Iesnlar stated meeting of tna prass NIub of
PnlsasPphap ap@1s % s,shsd ss held at the rooms wal
BAG, viii read an essay ON .iI pson WesSS1s.
Pres" a fpp Sttspdanse Of "S memSsrs Is
desired "ein"oiS
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FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
p n L a % e L r n MA,
Capital, $500, 900
Assets, S2,677,372.is
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Ship News.
The New york Money Market.

from LIYeTprOl
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LOANS.


Temporary Loans on Stocks as Col;
lateral Security valued at slt3 3.72S SsSr ri13'30
STOCKS.
5000 u. 8. Bonds, lssl.......................
10000 U. g. l040 Registered Bonds.,;;
46O0 u. 3. $40 Year Registered
Bonds. 1862.
s27oO PbiIada. City Loans, not taxa.
GOO penns; Ivsnia State Six per
cent Loan, May, 1851 l:..;......
$40 coo North Penn'a II ~. Bonds"...
900 North Penn'a II. II. coupon
bso shSTes pPenna RAILROAD Go
"a do Franklin Fire Insurance
Compsny""..;..........".
200 do Bank OF Kentucky-."-"
II do Northern Bank or KY.
100 do Union Bank OF Tenn"
l8 do Insurance Company OF
the State OF PSnn'a:..
eco 90 Southwark Railroad GO
"a do Union Canal Company.
l8 do Continental Hotel Co."
$500 Philadelphia City Warrants;
Total Market Value.".....''"sZV5'oSV'ls., aa- oo
Notes and Bills Recei ivabIe............. 3,I99 31
revenue STAN ps ..................... I27 50
b. Hammett & Co.'S Real Estate
sold, not yet conVeyed".......,....... 2O,aOo'OO
William IL. Armstrong. g........""..."" 600 90
NJ. Thomas q &Son".......................... IOO 90
Cash on on ban6s nand oY aiS SS 81
Total 26s 6sO9I O3
sa,5s6,s7s'ss
REAL ESTATE.
Market p .............."....$ll6 l62I93
Cost, DB DBaOOVe..,..................6 6i.8bI ~
Advance In Value. ,400'lI
STOCKS.
Market frlce''..'.. t6S0 ~
COST, an aoOVP. II4 o5I w
Advance In Vhlue..,,...,.......,.....S3I S3I ,OfS'E3
LOSSES RY FIRE.
Losses Paid during the Year 1858. -. &II3 3,5fO'O3
By order OF the Board
CHAS. N. BANCKER, President.
Attest
JAS. w. MoALLIsTER. Secretary pro tenn.
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Bsnckef. ALFRED Filler,
| samuel Grant, Thomas Sparka
| George w. Richards, VIM g. Grant
| Isaac Lea, Alfred q. baker
| George Fales, Thomas g. Ellie
CHAs N. BANCKER. President
GEORGE FALEs, Vice. President.
JAS W. MoALLIsTER,
J ]@ Secretary pro fem.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Election Of Republican United
States Senators -AdviCes
from Europe.
FROM EUROPE.
by dWuHIIc CtI0Ie,
The spanish Elections.

By AtIdntic Cts0le,
The Spanish Elections.
MADRJ1, Jan. 19.-Comple,e returns have beou
TeceiTcd of the elections just concluded fof
members OF the Constitutional Cortess The
result shows upmist4ksbly that an overwhelm-
ing majority Of the people of tue nation are in
favor of a monarchical form of government.
The cities of Seville, Barcelona, Alicante, Sara.
gossa, and some others have, ho gever, been
carried by the Republicans, and the strength of
that party in the new Cores will be about one
hundred members
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Farrell HERRING q Co.'s SAFEs.-State-
meDts having appeared that some OF those sales
in Cald " ellis st0re which were exposed to the
intensest heat of the fire that destroyed the
pla were made by other manufacturers, IL Is
but simple Justice 10 the Messrs. Farrell, Her
ring u Co. to make known the fact that their
safes were the only ones subjected to the direct
test OF being amid the flames for any length OF
time-the only ones which escaped the ordeal
uplpynred, at leRstso far as their contents were
The ether safes mentioned, those from the
workshops of the other makers, were situated
IN the front part Of the store, where the nre
ragged with abated fury and dlmlulshei heat;
consequently the trial 10 which they were ex-
posed was nothiug In comparison 10 inaL wi'en
inc safes of Messrs. Farrell, Herring & %. en-.
dured. These latter were situated near the
place of the hres first outbreak and Its longest
coptinnance; they were enveloped With CON
slant flame, surrounded by burning de6rts,
and untouched, by the contact OF
escaped with such honor and success
should be sufficient reason TO convince the
most skepticsl that none letter are made, aud
shut the mouths OF .ne most envious In the
knoWledge that rnatever they say derogatory
10 ms trirauph but brands them with dis.
hObesV and deception, the branch house OF
lheIrpI of Farrell. Herring & Co. has them now
on Exhibition at No. G29 Chesnut street.
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SECOND BOARD,
tIg" GRAND RALLY FOR THE TEN.
~ PHRANCE CAUSE.

GREAT RUSH AT HOLgToN'S TEMPERANCE
DINING SALOON,
No JGS. SIXTH Street, corner of MINOR
ON ACCOUNT Of THE FOLLOWlG0 BILL OF
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eALR oF STooKs AND RIAL EsrATR.--At
noon today the following stocks and real
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Boats Due.

Among the nrst boats due here are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Lewellin. from
Eastport; the Havana, for Nashville; the
Coosa and Silver Noon, from Memphis
Minneola, for Memphis; Louisiana and
Mary Houston. for New Orleans: Dexter
VlTg mia and Richmond, from New or.
leans; Rome and Fanny Brandeis, from
Nashville; Glendale. Lawrence and Mel
nOtte. from 81. Louis; the Palestine, from
Louisville; the Lady Grace, from OiDein-
natl; Falls City. from Green River.
miscellaneous.
Business was highly animated on the
levee Saturday morning. Some idea OF
he business of the city may bs formed
when we the fact tina twelve
packets were posted to IA during the
day, n to Cincinnati, two TO Louisville,
two TO Henderson, three to Wabash River,
one to Cairo, one TO Eastport, one to Mem
phis, and one TO Green River....-..Th Pal
estine went out at 9 An. with a air trip Of
freight and people -..."-.-.W We omitted to
note in Saturdays JOURNAL the arrival Of
the Robert Moore from Cincinnati to
Nashville on Friday night, with a splen-
did trip, as usual...-."...........The Cora
d. was taking freight from W. q.
Brown a. Co.'S whRrfboat all night
Friday, and did not get of till 8 o'clock
Saturday morning 1.-THE Charmer was
receiving a splendid trip Saturday morn
ing. aud was ia I Of people~-....The Cora
s. got ten or twelve Louisville passengers
Friday night..---The Armada had a nice
freight, including rs hogsheads tobacco,
and all the passengers she could accom-
modate. The Crescent City Silver Band
were so pleased with her admirable nc
commodations and the urbanity and great
courtesy of her officers, that they went
through TO Cairo, and returned upon her,
stopping at Paducah for two hour Thurs
day night, to charm the denizens of the
Plain City with their magnificent music.
.......-..The Sam. Orr, Louisa, and Mollie
HambletOn were nlling up rapidly, and
would go out with good trips."~-.~.rne
Ada Lyon had a good trip In from Green
River-..-...The Clara Scott and Petrolia
were getting considerable freight.........The
Kate Robinson and LeClaire had moderate
trips. The latter added $500 JACKS OF corn
and a lot OF old car wheels-....The Morning
Star arrived At two O'Clock p. NJ. with a
crowd Of people and a good freight list......
The Charmer did not get of Til l O'Clock.
She had a splendid trip OF both freight and
neOnIe-
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CPUBLIC-NO. 13
proved, February 10, 1869.

AN ACT for the temporary relief of
the poor and destitute people in the
District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America In Congress
assembled. That the sum of thirty
thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out of money IN
the treasury not otherwise appropri
ated, for the temporary relief of the
poor and destitute population in the
District of Columbia, to be expended
under the supervision and direction
of the mayor of the cityeof Washing
ton, the mayor Of the city of George
town, and the president of the levy
court of the District of Columbia.
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
Speaker of the House Of Il Representatives..
B. f. WADE,
President Of The Senate pro tempore.
Endorsed by the President: Re
ceived February 9th. 1869"
mote by THE DEPARTMENT OF
STATE. = The foregoing act having
been presented to the President of the
United States for his approval, and
not having been returned by him to
the house of Congress in which it
originated within the time prescribed
by the Constitution of the United
States, has become a law without his
approval.
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OFFICIAL.
LaaUs Passed By the Third Session Of
the Fortieth Congress.
TPUBLIc-No. al

HUBLIC-NO. Ill
AN ACT to prevent loaning money
upon United States notes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That no national banking
association shall hereafter offer or re-
ceiye United States notes or national
bank notes as security or as collateral
security for any loan of money, or for
a consideration shall agree to with
hold the same from use, or shall offer
or receive the custody or promise of
custody of such notes as security, or
as collateral security, or consideration
for any loan of money; and any ma
tional banking association offending
against the provisions of this act
shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, aud upon conviction thereof
Ia any United States court having
jurisdiction shall be punished by "a
fne not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, and by a further sum equal to
one-third of the money 30 loaned
and the officer or officers of said bank
who shall make such loan or loans
shall be liable for a further sum equal
to one-quarteT of the money so loaned;
and the prosecution of such offenders
shall be commenced and conducted "a
provided for the punishment of of
fences in an act to provide a national
currency, approved June third, eight
cen hundred and s~ixty-four, and the
fine or penalty 50 recovered shall be
for the benefit Of the party bringing
such suit.
Approved, February 10, 1869.
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"C0STAR'S"
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ARE HIS
B H !

Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms.
One Bottle, 81 %. Three Drn %.
HIS -|
E" COstaF's" Rat, Roach, &c, EXter'a.
. COstaF's' Bed bug EXtermlnnt0rss
"COstar's" only pure Insect Powder
Tnfaiifble Rcmotie4 known.
q M years established tn New york
1900 Boxes and Aihhhs imhhulANANleW
10 daily" tH
auf BewarefW OF spurious limitations"
.aAI nrn~b4sus N EVANSVILLE sell Them
Address "COsTAR. A" 10 Crosby So, N. Yt
Or John 4. HEMH1 N-urcraHor to)
DHafAg EAnNH8 40 CO.,
"a Fari How. NJ. 81.
sold ia EVANSVILLE. tpd. by
KILLER A. WHlTE
go d4w6m eom
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RTONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
" lone up in Etreel-engTaved wrapper,
with facsimile of my Chemical Ware
house. and signed H. Il.
ianIS DIM
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49, HsgTtf 9 steadily about 81 inches Der
day. All t1e upper MYERS are reportea. or
believed - have been declining Vesferdav.
The weather has m0d6rnlad eleaffr
which may promote another swell Smell
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PostpOnement of Henderson County
Land Sale.

HNEEE DNDLAksAaNEBs WHO WE'RE
~ appointed COMMISSIONS by the Ken
lucky Legislature 10 superintond and COM
duet the " Henderson County Land BnleW
of Vim. McLain, Esq take this method Of
announcing 20 the public that the drawing
OF prizes ia the enterprise has h0en post
poned until thei 80 Day Qf September, ibo8.
prise was laid before the public 40 was
confidently expected that 10 csnld be com
cluded by the Ifsh 81 January, 1859, tha
las liked for the drawingi but several
causes, none OF which were anticipated
aud which could not be controlled by the
Commissioner nor by the Ownof II the
property, combined e. prevent lt. Among
these we may mention the failure 90 OBJ
tain printed matter at Tie time contracted
market, and the dist ust iu the minds %
the people OF enterprises like this, induced
by causes which are yet fresh ia the recol-
Though tickets are now being rapidly
sOtd, IA sufficient mumber nave NOT been
disposed Of to Justly "a transfer ~ the
property without Ringing loss upon the
The farming lands embuood 90 The en-
t%eTpriae, neatly eight huudred acres OF
which are cleared and tllable, viii be
rented Gut for the pre- cent Your-lbl3, lood
bonus LOT lle rent WI DC lahHHi Hhu ~
bonds VIII be assigned 70 lhc persons VINO
draw the said FARMS.
The money fOr lhe tickets sold i in the
hands 81 the ageutas aud should any hhhro-
holder be dssatished with the postpone
msnt, ms mOney viii be refunded on the
presentation 81 bis ticket
The mndnrai@med think a. wall not DO
nmiss 70 say, ia this eD~nmegtomt That theH
have mn pecumtgry interest im lhn above
enterprise, nor viii they ave in the lu-
lure. Ihey viii NOT FeoeiNe one cent L9f
/ their services. and lley do not NOW, ana
| Will not a. any Time, own hold or cpnhfot
I "a single Ticket ia tue eut0rprlaes nor one
dollar received from the sale OF tickets VIII
be used by them nor can the owner OF the
property Louch. use. or control any part of
/ Id untiIansr the drawing takes place; and
should the enterprise, by any uulpra8eou
| contingency, prove e failure, All money
received from the sale 81 ttckeih VIII na
promptly returned om presentation ~ Ahe
tickets tO the nwomt from whom bought
ia. BANKS,
~. IS. HOLLOWAY,
ROBERT "a. GLASS;
- T.. srAHLINa,
GRANT GREEN,
fanrI dauv W. ~ LIAM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

The weather Saturday morning was
clear and intensely cold, the mercury
ranging from lac to lso above zero at 8 An
In various parts OF the city, and below
freezing point TIL noon. The river up 10 3
Pm had fallen eleven Inches.