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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
By Cook & LauGhton, Auctionecrs,
Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook & Lauehton, Auctionecrs,
Governor and Franklin streets.
OK MAGNIFICENT SCHENECTADY
y PIANOS AT AUCTI0N.-On THCksDDA, ~. J.,
an instant Mt 10 o. clock We will sell at the Rich
,,n w. Mnsical Exchange OF Mr.. ]. W. Davies. on
Main between Ninth and Tenth streets, ,,,,-r-
Six SUPERIOR IEETIRELI S ;l;t S SGH most
apnroyed STYLES having all the modern I'M,
movements amongst which may be i4M II,
instruments from the manufactures OF L III
let & Cunston. Boston Schomaker; fhlia-
delphia Grovestein Fuller, New lnrk. d..
These Pianos are such rs can be confidently
recommended and are warranted IN every par
An opportunity Is thus afforded TO secure an IN;
strumcnt of the richest tone and most approved
finish: every one Of which being of flrsf-class
TE8WS: Liberal, and made known at time Of
sale. Cooh " LA n1ioo,s
no2 AuctioILeSIs. -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
Il vALUABLE RESIDENCE At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
Ninth STREETS AT AUCTlON:-By virtue Of
deed Of trust to the subscribers us trustees dated
10th May 1860, and duly recorded, we VIII sell upon
the premises on MONDAY the Sth daY o. NSysm
situated as above. The main building contains
twelve rooms. and the wing nine rooms, cmbra-
cling large and handsome par lors, chambers, and
dining-rooms, besides dressing-ro2ms, closets,
Kitchens laundry, servants rooms. &c. There Is
also stable, carriage; house &c. 1t Is lGished In
the best style, supplied throughout with water and
gas has hot and cold baths, with thorough under
ground drainage and every other convenience to
6c found In modern first-class dwellings.
The improvements being superior and complete
and the location very desirable (within two squares
of the capitol and convenient to the public build
inrs and The business centre Of the city,, this may
be regarded rs one Of the best residences on the
market. Possession given soon after the sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at 0, r. and
IS months. for negotiable notes, with Interest add
ed secured by deed of trust.
RICHARD S. ALLEN,
JAMES c. DEATON, Trrsteos
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
SAMUEL II, PULL1AM,)
GRuEBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
oc o3-o6 30 No . I,SQtd
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
4 SALE OF A BRICK RESIDENCE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON STREETS.-ln exc
cutinn Of the provisions Of u deed OF trust from
William S. Blank to me as trustee, dated goth ia
nuury 1885, and recorded In Richmond Hustinnss
Court Office, and pursuant to Il decree entered Gy
the Hastings Court Of the city Of t RiShm"nd on he
therein depending Of Howard, trustee, against
Bath and others, ! will sell ut auction, upon the
premises, on THURSDAY, November II, ut
O'Clock T. NJ II fair, If not then on the first lair
day thereafter, at the same hour, the property
situated us above (beiug No. III west Main street,
and now occupied by Mr.. Claiborne BarksdAle.
The dwelling contains six large ana one s., small aI
rooms Water and gas on the premises. The lot
is IS BY l53 feet to ali alley % feet wide.
THE TERMS us prescribed hy the deed are suftl-
cient in cash pay the balance due on the debt Sc
cured (now about 81 $780, and also the expenses OF
sale the residue TO be payable at such time as The
personal representative OF said Blank may direct.
ROBERT HOWARD,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. mol
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IN. ATcgToY sALRs.,,FaSnss pays.

By Thomas w. kOesep, Aucti0heeF, 3
No. 1917 Main street.
MITCH COWS AND MULES FOR SALE 1In
wi AT AUCTI0N.-Wii be sold on "a S.,,n I'll
nSY MORNING, November 9th. ON Councii
Chamber Hill, ut 10 O'Clock. r q, ape
fine MICH COWS, fresh to the po ar''' =" 49,
condItion-would make good beei.
ALSO, ,yor-
pair very superior MULES, large Sky sine, and
ransed sound and TO work well IN slnsie "''
double harness. -, r,rrcEE
Auctioneer.
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BY Lee 4 Goddin. Auctioncers,
No. llI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
BROOK AVENUE AND CLAY STREET AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 10th November
next, at O'Clock P. NJ, we will proceed to sell,
under the provisions Of trust deed from Joseph
VoIaskl and wife, default having been made there
In, that valuable BRICK STORE AND DIV Ell l.
INC located rs above described and now in the
occupancy of the said Folaski. The lot has Il
front on Clay street Of 81 ll-l2 feet, also on
Brook avenue about the same.
This is an excellent business stand, and has been
used us such for years past.
TERMS One-fourth cash +; residue ut G. y. and ID
months for negotiable notes, interest added. and
secured by lien on the property.
WILLIAM PFFIFFER,
CHRISTIAN UNCkEL,
JOHN LAUER,
Trustees for Germania Building Society.
Sale conducted byLEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
oc
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
/ IOF SILVER-PLATED WARE.-On THURS
DAY, November 18th, commencing ut ~ O'Clock,
we viii sell ut our warehouse Il large Invoice of
ELEGANT SILVER-PLATED WARE, con-
signed by one of the largest manufactures, COLI
sistIng In part of
CAKE BASKETS.
CASTORS,
CARD BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
SUGAR DISHES,
CUPS and GOBLETS,
BUTTER STANDS,
VASES,
CALL-BELLS.
TABLE and TEASPOONS,
KNIVES and FORKS,
Sale nositiye. PAINE & CO.,
oc 90 Auctionecrs.
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BY f. B. Ncwburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NJ J61e NToip ctrnnt

VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY,
' WITH TEN ACRES OF LAND ATTACH
ED, NEAR MEADOW STATION, ON THE
TES MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner !
Shall offer for sale ut auction at the Henrico Coun-
ty court house, on MONDAY the 8th day of No
yember 1868, at II NJ. the valuable MILLING
PROPERTY above described. The water-power
Is considered very valuable.
TERMS At sale. +. b. NE WBURN,
noo AuctiOneer.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLARkS-
VILE, VIRGINIA.-By virtue of decree ofthe
circuit court of Mecklenhurg county, rendered at
the September term US69l In the suit Of Townes rs
Young's trustees, &C., shall. on FRIDAY the 18th
day of November, 1862 sell, In front of the Union
Hotel In the town Of Clarksvile, to the highest
bidder, ut public auction, the large and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY. with 4 few factory
fixtures, together with the LOT and HOUSES at
tached formerly the property Of John w. Young,
located on Main street In said town-the heart OF
the tobacco-growing region Of Virginia and North
Carolina.
The FACTORY BUILDING Is OF recent con-
struction, large and conveniently arranged f9rthe
manufacture of tobacco-being three stories high,
about forty feet wide, and seventy-frc or eighty
feet In length.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash to pay the
costs OF suit and expenses of SALE and the residue
on credit Of sixty days the purchaser to execute
bond with approved personal security for the de-
ferred payment, and the title to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid. .
The terms Of the above sale must DE complied
with at once, or the property will be Immediately
resold, S. r. JOHNSON,
oc20 Commissioner.
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WINES ASD LE4 GoKS.
WTILLIAM WALLACE SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
and proprietors of the celebrated

"MoUNTAIN DEW
have In store and In bond a large assortment Of
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHISKEYs,
much of which has been held for upwards of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEAIAN," 81.
G. LEECH," "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
"GEM OF THE VALLEY" &c. A. WHITE"
&C., &C.
They deal largely in APPLE BRANDIES,
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards Of FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity in filling orders.
Their "MOUNTAIN DEW is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Caifor-
MIA. 1t is favorite wherever brought Into com
petition with the best Installations of the North.
South, and West. Sc 2o-sm
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BUILDING LOTS in
1 , SIDNEY FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY the 4th day OF November,
sirablc LOTS In the plan of Sidney designated as
lots Nos. 3G7, aSs, and $780, containing ONE ACRE
each. being near the residence Of Mr.. William \.
Bell. and bounded on the south by the Westham
pl ink-road, and the north by Main street c"n-
tinucd. 1t will be sold as whole or DIVIDED rs
may be agreed upon on the day OF sale
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance NJ lo!ir,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, III
terest added. and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
or 90 Auctionecr.
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y ON AARON,S CREEK, MECKLENBURG
COUNTY, Vain compliance with a decree OF
the circuit court of Mecklenburg rendered at the
September term 1862 In the suits Of Shells execu-
tors pS. Pool etc.. and OVERLY Us. Pool ETC., viii
sell on tho premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day
Of November, 1859, at II o'clock 4. NJ, the
TRACT OF LAND upon which William P. Pool
now resides, lying on Aaron's creek three miles
from Buffalo Springs, and six miles from " OIL
Trap depot, on the Richmond and Dany1llc rail-
road, containing FIVE HUN ID K ID AND
NINETY ACRES, and having upon 1t good
dwelling and all necessary out-houscs. 80
TERMS: Ouc-third cash the balance In 8 and IL
months the purchaser to execute bonds with inte-
rest from date, and the title TO he retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is PAID.
s, K. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
"
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TOR RENT, that desirable BUSl. An
NESS STAND now IN the occupancy OF ELL
Colonel r. o, Haskins This property fronts on
Rockets and Water streets, and Is large and con-
venIently arranged. with water and gas on each
grocery business or for small manufacturing pur-
poses. TO good tenant the rent will be mode
A"'.' -N aipt''' -" LEE 4 GODDIN,
oc 2o-lw No. lll3 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON JAMES R1VER.-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber by George
p. Holman, bearing date on the 30th day OF August,
1885, and of record In the clerks Office OF te go Sot
ty court of Fluvanna, the undersigned, at the re-
quest of the beneficiary and grantor, VIII sen On
THURSDAY the 4th day Of November lsSv: II ir'
Mt public auction. commencing ut IL O'Clock NJ,
that valuable FARM the late residence ot ' Rrs sao
Bluff and containing FOUR HUNDREDACRE
more and less. .,
This tract of land Is well adapted to the GROWTH
of all the usual products of the county 10 acres
of which is cleared, and Is Of VALUABLEJAMkS
RIVER LOW-GROUNDS. The Improvements
clearinghouse containing eight rooms, all the ne
cessary out-buildings, 4 grist, saw, ana plaster
mill and Il tobacco factory.
TERMS OF SALE LOne-third cash , as to the re-
sIdue of the proceeds of sale, credit of one ana
two wears win be given, the purchaser to execute
bonds bearing interest from day of sale, with good
security for the deferred payments, ana thc ute
retained until the whole purchase money Is PAID.
se4-lawtOct26tdtd L. d. VIM, trustee.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENT-FURNISHED o.
III, OR UNFURNISHED-wlth without Eli
board. Gentlemen preferred. No. 100 south slAth
street no SITS
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uxAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAIE.
ByLync Il Brother.
Auctioneers and Heal Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

WE OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE
wv number of VALUABLE FARMS in nearis
every county in Eastern Virginia, MILLS, siTES
&c. Also, some Of the most valuable Store
ESIDE ECEs, and UNIMPR0vED PRG,,
PERTY, in the city and adjacent thereto.
Parties visiting the State Fair who wish 70 mr..
chase real estate Of any description win find 4 10
their interest to call on rs, assure them eyery
advantage. And we would also request those Thoo
have landed estates which they wish 10 dispo.e ~
TO leave with us minute description of the same
stating their lowest price. &C.. In order that thew
NAV be registered In our handbook.
We are in daily communication with northern
capitalists who wish to invest In Virginia Land
and we make no charge unless a sale is effected
LYME e BROTHER.
no st huctfopters
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NRUBBs & WILLIAMS.

ri " hUDDS % w ILLI<1AHI5t
VI REAL ESTATE AGESTs
AND AUCTIOSEERS,
ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN Ann
BANK. RICHMOND. VA,
OFFER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION IN TOWN AND
COUNTRY, EMBRACING HOUSES
AND LOTS, SUBURBAN PRO-
PERTY. FARMING AND
MINERAL LANDS.
MILLS, &C., &C., AT ALL PRICES.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new .4Ss,
It and elegant side-wheel steamship sxssazSssasS
NIAGARA, Captain BLAKEMAN will leave her
wharf az Rockets on FRIDAY, November s. 1859,
nj o'clock M. Freight received until O'Clock
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Fare, $l2; steera2e,
80. For freight or passage, having superior &C
Communications. apply to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM h CO.,
noyS-3t corner Main and Eleventh streets,
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WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w TON OF merchants and others to our stock,
embracing In psrt the following:
Choice APPLE BRANDY,
Engleman's fine RYE WHISKEY,
Is barrels COMMON to MEDIUM WHISKEY.
so barrels Foley Il Shutterltc FAMILY FLOUR,
$50 barrels choice brands AL LIE Y EXTRA
FLOUR,
50 barrels choice brands VALLEY sUPERgINE
FLOUR,
hogsheads SHOULDER BACON,
hogsheads SIDES,
10 boxes prime JOLES,
so bags prime LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
IS bags prime RIO COFFEE,
IS bags good RIO COFFEE,
100 bags low grade RIO COFFEE,
, hogsheads prime PORTO RICO SUGAR;
hogsheadS medium grade PORTO RICO ST.
GAR,
SO barrels REFINED SUGARS,
SALT. SOAP common and toilet,
SHOT, HLACk1NG.
MATCHES, BUCKETS,
BROOMS, &C., &C.
ocs ANDREW ]. GRAY j. co.
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HENRICO COUNTY.

The annexed list gives brief sketches Of some or
the farms we have for sale. For further informa
ton, address us, giving the numbers in the list
Good titles or no sale.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07

PRoF. MAxIMILLIAN.-The an
nouneement that our distinguished
Chief of Police would take part in
the performance at the Opera House
last night, drew large crowd, per-
haps the best that the Professor has
yet had. Capt. Owen was the chief
performer last night, Prof. Maximil-
Ian being slightly indisposed. The
great feature of the evening was the
rope feat. Capt. Cochran did a good
Job, and it required Capt. Owen 163
minutes to free himself. The feat Is
a most astonishing one.
Prof. Macmillan gives three more
entertainments here. The chief pres
onts tonight will be gold watch il
the dress circle and parquette, and ;
silver watch in the family circle. A
great variety of other presents will b
| distributed, many of them valuable :
all useful, and worth the price of ad
| mission.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

D@ Evansville merchants and
manufacturers can secure large
trade from Warrick County by ask
ing for it through the columns of the
Warrick Herald, which circulates in
every neighborhood in the County.
Hundreds of persons, to say nothing
of merchants, come to EvansVllle
be made by advertising through this
medium. :
Teams col. year, $50; ] col. l
year, $35; col. year, $40; J col: l
year, $l2 80; 1-16 col. l year, 81 %.
A copy of the paper sent regularly to
each Subscriber s0ho takes as much as
col. or more. For a shorter time
than year at reasonable rates. Lo-
cal notices inserted for 10 cents per
line each insertion.
Address HERALD. Newburgh, In
| diana. JAM g
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EVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Evansville Business Col
lege, to be found in this paper. This
Institution was organized in 1850, as
the Evansville Business College, /"
aud has been carried on successfully
sihce that time. 1t is the Oldest in
stitution of the kind in the State, has
been eminently successful, and those
who purchase scholarships in it may
rest assured that the full worth OF
their money will be given. Messrs
Wells & Kleiner. the present proprie-
tors, are young men of energy and in
dustry, and it affords US pleasure tC
note the success of the institution
At the commencement of this year
these gentlemen occupied the Ores
cent City Hall, corner of Main and
Third Streets, and they now have the
largest and best Business College il
the State. 1t is just the place for
Young man to get good business
education.
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UP AGAIN.-The telegraph wires
which were broken down on Tuesday
evening by Hodson's mammoth wagon,
were restored to their prope: position
early yesterday morning. Father Hyer
was brought into requisition, and soon
had the wires in position, and the con-
tinuiry as perfect as De Sauty even
could desire.
We would respectfully suggest that
the telegraph poles throughout the
city be erected higher than at present
so as to be out of the reach of boom
poles and stove-pipe hats.
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AN OLD AND RELIABLE HOUSE
The attention of the readers of the
JOURNAL is called this morning to the
advertisement of Messrs. G. Maghee
& Co. This Is about the oldest job
bling dry goods house in the city, and
it has widespread reputation. The
members of the firm are live business
men, and give the closest attention to
business and the wants of customers.
At present their stock of all kinds of
dry goods and notions is full and COM
plete, and those who call on them may
feel well assured of getting good bar
gains. Mr.. N. NJ. Goodlett, who has
full charge of the house, has long
been engaged in the trade, and buy
ing for cash at the lowest rates, they
can, and will sell to the advantage Of
customers. We direct the attention
of country merchants to their large
stock.
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VACCINATION. - As the smallpox
is prevailing to some extent In some
of the cities on the river, ard as few
cases have occurred in this city, the
Board of Health respectfully recon-
mend our citizens to avail themselves
of the benefits arising from VAGINA
ton at as early day as practicable.
Persons who have not been success
fully vaccinated within the last five
years, are advised to be vaccinated.
Those who are not able TO pay; will
be attended to gratuitously by calling
on the members of the Board OF
Health. G. B. WALKER,
M. T. BRAY,
esther KREss,
T,..1 a. DrDpV
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED IN
DIANIAN.-The steamer Charmer, on
her last trip up the river, took from
Troy to Lawrenceburg the remains OF
Major J. P. Dunn, who died at his
residence in Troy during the last
week Of December. Major Dunn was
for several years Auditor of State
He was a man of more than ordinary
ability, aud had made many friends
throughout the State. He had been
suffering from paralysis for a number
of years, and died at the age of sixty
seven years. Agreeably to his owl
request, his remains were taken t.
Lawrenceburg to be inferred, as hi
father resides there.
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AMONG the recent patents granted
to citizens of this State, we notice
that for Patent Reversible Memo
raudum Book to Mr.. Matthews, of
the New Albany Ledger. These
memorandum books are very popular
wherever their merits have been
tested. They are in use on many
roads. A single case will answer fol
a Rumber of books, and consequently
the cost of the book is materially di'
minished.
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STATE PRIsoNERs.-There were 10
prisoners In the county Jail yesterday.
One of these was sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year yesterday
This was Henry Butts, who pleaded
guilty of stealing venison and other
articles from Vickery Brothers. 1t is
scarcely necessary that we should
again state that he is in no wise con
nected with Mr.. Henry Butts, the
well-known dyer, corner of Locust
and Third Streets, who is an honest
industrious citizen, and who is great!
disguised with the idea that THE
should bear name similar to hi:
| Own
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TOBACCO. = From gentlemen from
Greensboro aud Henderson we learn
that the tobocco crop is beginning to
move, aud tobacco is coming in quite
rapidly. The crop is immense and
commands fair price, rates ranging
at about Sc per hundred pounds for
the crop round, which we are assured
is better price than it commands a;
Louisville. The sale of the present
crop ct these figures will put the
planters of the Green River country
in excellent condition financially.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07

A SPLENDID BUILDING.-Messrs.
Marlett & Son are about completing
a splendid business house on the
corner of Main and Fifth. Streets.
The building is Of brick. three stories
high, one hundred feet long and
twenty-eight feet wide. The store
room is the full length of the build
ing, the ceiling of the first story being
thirteen feet from the floor. The
second story will be divided up into
| offices and sleeping rooms, and the
third story will be fitted up for 1
hall, to be called Marlett Hall. L
will cost, when completed, abou
$4,000, and will be occupied by j. j
Marlett & Son about the 10Th o.
January.
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DELIGHTFUL WEATHER. - Yester-
day was one of the most pleasant and
delightful days-for winter-we have
ever experienced. During the whole
day not a cloud obscured the clear
blue sky. The atmosphere was as
balmy as a pleasant May day, the
mercury ranging as high as 7O' at
noon. Even at early morn and dusky
eve it was not cold enough to justify
kindling FIRE, and overcoats were
non-requisites. The weather, we fear,
is too pleasant to last. While we are
living without fires and going without
overcoats, the noses Of the Pitts
burgers are blue with cold, the mer-
curry being down to 30 to 81 above
zero. We may expect a sample Of
the same spell of weather" in few
days at farthest.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The
morning session of the Court of Com
mon Pleas was taken up yesterday
by taking defaults. In the after
noon the case of George I. Chandler
VS.. r. B. Hart, J. McReynolds, and
John Ashby. was taken up, and jury
impanneled. This case, arising out
OF an old partnership business, is not
important to the general reader.
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C1NcINNATr, January e-Noon.--River
rising. The weather Is clear. Tnermon
eter at 1872.
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DEATH OF A COOP MAN.-We are
deeply panied to learn of the death of
Mr.. Jacob d. Early, one of the Oldest
aud most highly esteemed citizens of
Terre Haute, which sad event occur
red yesterday morning. Mr.. Early
was from Flemingsburg, KY, but has
resided at Terre Haute for almost
half a century, we believe, actively
engaged in business, in which he had
acquired princely fortune. He was
we'll known by many of our citizens
who will be panied to learn of his
] death.