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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

RUNAwAY.-There was a frightfull
runaway on Main andfFirst Streets, at
an early hour on Saturday morning.
A horse with an express wagon dashed
down Main Street, and thence down
First Street. On the way he left the
wagon behind, and with the shafts
dashed forward on his mad course.
Two ladies coming up First Street
made a narrow escape. We did not
learn the name of the owner, or the
net result of the runaway. We take
it for granted that the horse, as is
culpably frequent, was left standing
uniastened on the street,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

SWEET QUININE-- Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it Is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate (or bitter Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il BurfOrd's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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DFE3D.

CAVENDE2.-At > O'Clock An. on sat
urday, February 27th. ar er several day OF
Intense suffer ng, ASTHDNY j. LAVENDER,
IN the 39th year OF his age.
The funeral obsequies VIII be held this
Monday morning. at s O'Clock, under the
auspices OF the Order of odd Fellows. The
remains will be taken TO Richmond, Ind,
for interment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

A SHARP Trick CIRcUMvENTED.-
Some days ago, a man named Robert
Blakely, Of Union Township, started
to this city, oatensibly to pay a debt
of 81 800. for which Frank William
son was security. Instead of paying
the debt, however, he took passage on
the steamer Melnotte, for St. Louis.
This fact becoming knownto William
son, he, accompanied by Sheriff Mil
Ter, proceeded to St. Louis and over
hauled his perf3ious friend, and re-
covered the money. Blakely gave as
a cause of his singular and suspicious
conduct, that he got drunk, and did
not not know what he was doing.
That excuse viii hardly pass muster.
= " LE HHH I'd
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e 3. n. R. n, Northern Division.
ohio and Mississippi RaiIrOad.
GRAINS ARRIVE Ar JUNCTION.
M LINEs.

G4L4AHADOA AACW
To LOUTSvTLLE.-Every Monday ano
Saturday at 10 o'clock Am. Every TueEday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock T. n.
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ.
10 GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 4 o'clock PM. Every Thursday
at s O'Clock ?. N.
TO EAsFPoRT Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at4 O'Clock P. n.
TO He S~DERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 8 O'Clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at 4 P. NJ.
TO MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at p. N.
RockportStags (via Newburgh and o
Wiley carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by ]. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at z A. n. Arrives Tues
LAYS and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
oept sundays at 7 A. III. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 Pm
To Administrations daily Except sun
dayO from the Hotel, at 5
O'Clock p. n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

JAMES 81. WARREN, having re-pur-
chased hlH fora en- Interest Of b.. Honning,
iisq, md as wo have sold our interest in
Che CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand NO. IS Main 3d.,
thus concentrating our entire resources IN.
the councillors MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,
no. 20 First Street,
We feel assured, va have facilities to conn
pete with any house Ia the country.
We eceI ye our Q-ueenswaro direct mona
the Potterles Of stanord8hire, England,
via New orleans and New York; hence
pay mo- secondhand prohtg which right
fully belong 10 our customers.
Having completed arrauRemeDts with
MEAKiN BROS. q Co, Of stanordshlre,
England for "a EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this mafketOf their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prspar cd
supply the trade.
E@- Consult your own Interest by exams
lining our stock before -purchRslng else
where. Lianl
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PRoaREss. Columbns salIed 70 the

PROGRESS. = Columbus sailed to the
American coast in a four nndre to
ship, am first landed upon the Island of
st. Domingo. Last week a vessel from St.
Domingo unioaded in New York over four
hundred tons of st. Croix Hum for p. H..
DIake & Co, Of that city. This is but a
few weeks supply of this article, which
these gentlemen use in the manufacture
of the BITTERS- We are III
formed by an exchange that MeSSrS.
Drake & Co, have not advertised q dollar
for a year, but that the sales of this article
continue at the former enorm h-ure.
In 1864, the receipts OF the PLANTATION
BIrrERs were equal to those Of the New
York & New Haven railroad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

MS~Trimmiug Satins and other new
goods Just received at HUGHEs'.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

-EmOVED.-DR. JOHNSTON has re-
~ moved to the Office of DR.. Muhlhau-
sen, Second and Locust Streets. tmhl DIST
zw RS. A. NOLAN, HAT AND Bor-
Ia net B~ieacher, wishes to inform the
ladies Of Evansville and vicinity hat she
has received her new Spring styles of Hat
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. Mill
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box 2l4. Residence, corner of Eighth st.
and Second Avenue. lfe25
ERERCHANTS are invited to can and
tEA examine specimens Of Show Cards
az G. w. OSBORNE'S Shop. on Locust
Street. Ife1O
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sllIIweII's Patent EEeater

Removes all this difficulty, sendiug the
water Into the boiler free rom any .pii
ment Whatever, and pure rs II Distilled.
All who use what are EnDWmH as the 70 dIIpe
wells" for their supply OF water cannot
afford 10 do without this Heater. ~ wIif
save them much money ia Tie purchase ut
fuel, % say nothing OF The annoyance Hmd
delay IN cleansing boilers. The Heater l4
easily managed, and quickly cleaused.
One has been IN operation at Iglebeart's
FIGURING Mill for many months. and given
entire satisfaction. Another is Ia opera
ton in heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
orders Tor Stillwel1's Heater viii receive
prompt attention IL left with
WILLIAM HgILMAN, Agent.
Jams
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EvansvIllo, Ina
- ii UroI.imed aoodg.

10 0i imam n man rgHcelus
81. tFfts = He tsEa EHE GIVEN that
te fl~nArcmiu.fd packages at ttH Vuri-
Gus 0niH- CT Adam Expires Company ia
soutIlut INDIANA viii be- sold Ht Public
Au.f ou. tH tge highest bidder. fn tho civ
~ EvnrstHIe, a. "a Auctlou Room 81
Hiram tel 1u, Locust street. opposite tho
Fo-f-Onloe, on Tie lth day oil March. 1869.
Hulr.s tue suulr Eafi Bo cai ed foI and uIi
charges pa#d rlerrou. a complete itHt of
there iflasAHn tmag be Heem mtthe several
H1si-Dnt I.Na. ess Dnlcea. D. other
puDHc hht fa where the packages were
consigned WMf0 q. LANdAN,
does o2n Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

BG% Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third and Main. Finest stock
10 the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 diff
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The DIEFlCULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StlllBell's PateEt
Heater and Lime Catcher +!
rKHHE moar nERrnta mIrElrurLrr

FhNNE MUWE HEkkAWDN NENIUhIEt
- experienced by those who uaa sirAutl
power ~ the t-Orn1atIon in their bOIe.s uf
Wnat Is known 10 engineers ms "BtALIG"
or "INCRUS FATION IA bard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts UulIulfa
in the water. which Bttoches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface Of the bOtier.
la tins city this dihiculty Is peeu larIy ltg-
grdvated by the lar-e quantity OF mHgUet
STA ana lime found ia the wa er, which.
besides forming scales on the boiler, ob.
strucfS the pipes and OccaaiOus the iUDft
annoying delays IN cleaning, as VOL aa
actually enuangering "a safety of the
boiler.
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LAW CARDS.
P. RARGRAyR,

Alto uC la w.
Once on Third Street, In Wasbingtoh
House Block.
the Circuit. prompt a~tIention 30 oG-,c
business aarW iFaI. ..I dec a 500
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01

MAGNOLIA WATsR.-Superfor to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
haIf the price.
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0RDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ Books, &c, at Journal Once. tfe25
rFYoU WANT A SITUATION. wish
VI to rent q house.. or if o want any
hing, advertise In this column Three
lines for thirty cents. fe2o
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LFro1a The Rosso, LonrnqL.l

Bo5ToE, January II, 1855.
PoLAED's Wits I'M Observation-Disclosures
having given it a thoralgh trial. We can
confidently POl08Id5s Yhite
fite Compound as a YeE valuable article
tor tile cure OF Coughs Colds, and Pull
monte pialEtS centrally. In several
cases, we have known : 10 give prompt
relief when all other reaes<pS which had
which, Ia a climate SO FOn0tTye OF sud
den and severe colds . IS that OF New
England. ought 10 be II every family
ana we are sure that thSe who once on
tain IL, and Civ IL n air trial. will not
thereafter be willing to Ie without it.
a VALUABLE MEDICINE DR.. PbEand's
White Pine ~COalpOGad advertised III our
columns, is n success ii attempt to COM
blHe and apply the uRdicinal virtues OF
he White Pane bark. IL has been thor
ougbiy tested by peuP7 in this city and
vicinity. and the proprietor has tesiim o.
mails 10 its value from lsOns well known
10 our citizens. We recommend its trial
in all IuOSs cases of disaSe to which it is
adapted 1t IS Tor sale q all our druggists.
N. Y. AsdePendellt.
The Whste Pine Compo.ad is now sold IN
every part OF the Unite, States and Brit.
ish Provinces
Prepared at.he
NEN ENGLA@D BOTANIC DEPaE,
BosroN, MASS
{. DAMON & CO. Pfoprietors.
CLOUD q AKIN
" Aolesalc Asests.
psr-saie At retail by all druggists.
mch7 G6JLf.
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LOST.

- EYS-A bunch of keys. Please leave
-. them Mt journal Office. Lfe25
- OCEET-A small Locket, not very
"a valuable, but priced by the owner as
a Keepsake. fair reward WILDE given
the nder If left at Journal Office. tfe2l
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et- -i.fi.M-.A splendid farm.
- cont lnlr- sd acrus; aJ under culuvH-
a. Oui uE0 iNtu Timber.
SAID t4fHI i.sI. uHted tW ocuda half miles
tb]Va sec city pi hu4uHYlI e. near the
Green LtFtr Bond Tho IMPROVEMENTS
c'iHi-t 81 t dHelEHH Doc .He, containing
hik on colin Two o|isttrifs, 3 barn aud
other OuI.bul UfI4s -"-niIrIppt and nf t6e
AgsL approved style.
There Is am Clr4aut vnunu orchard ON
said .ifee OF about one hundred frees oT
fhn ru0fcest valiaflls.
AiG, u clay Dlt. from which three nOf-
rrtiea aFe q q constantly supplied.
Fpr uarlcuIaTs. apply I'D Mis-. MARIA.
IlLih4tAaa. un tiig promises; or adj
dress raHaDIICr HuE ~. E~vnuNvile. Ind.
fel3 dlHI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01
TIMETABLE
EVANSVILLE and crawfordsville.
GOING NORTH,
COMING SOUTH.

10 4tt Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vlncennes. E'vflle.
Vfneennes &C ........... 7:20 A M 10 :09 A n
Freight d Ac. 8 :39A NJ 1890 p M 500 N
". B-The V~incennes Accommodation
Train leaving ut 2:05 p. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Yincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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~ARTEER-With a capital of $4,000,
In the manufacture OF a staple articie.
Returns guaran eed satisfactory. Fol par
tleulars address, with reference and g a
name, ]. A. E., care Journal Ofhce
fe26 DIST cod
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IL the city. the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by H. d. Aliis Il Co, First St.
second door below Vine.
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WHITE PINE
The Great New England Remedy.
DIR. =. W. E0zAED'S
White Pine Compound

Is now offered to the Afflicted throughout
the country, after having been proved by
the test OF thirteen years u the New Eng
lanG states, where its meats have become
as well known as the tres from which, in
part, il derives its virtues
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CITY N E w S.

/, 1859
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HUNDREDS of people in this vicini-
ty are suffering from diseases of the
blood, which may b. easily cured by
the use of DIR. j. ". PoiaBd's HumOr
Doctor. Sold by Cloud 4 Akin.
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Loan No. $40. The uudfvfded one-nuh
of the southeast quarter OF the northeast
qeaIter OF Section NC. twenty-one l2), in
Township No. SIX CD, sou b Of Range No.
ten 40 We t, in Vanderburgh County,
mort aged by Archibald q. sullivan and
Lou sa Ana sullivan, his wife, on me 18th
day OF Aug nst, 1864.
Amount M thereon. So So
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the bride away, and is an utter failure in the
"bless-ye ye-be-happy" business. In fine, he re-
CARDS tying the matrimonial knot as a
bore, so in the case Of Eugene
and Fanny he adjusted the moose
and dismissed the nooSe-dnce as quickly as pos
sible. What the profundity of the joke is in
regard to the distinguished couple am unable to
iathom, unless the Eugene mentioned be the
pr'na donna Eugene who sings falsetto so ad-
mirably at Bryant's Opera House. From the
fact that Neil Bryant and Nelse Seymour (the
latter remarkable for his femoral and tibial
breyity) ofliciated as groomsmen, imagine this
to have been the case.
Henry Ward BeeChcr
has got off another joke which will henceforth
be printed along with his id hot" day
an expression that one of his relations and a
member of his church soemnly AYERS to have
heard him make use of. l have been told that
in a recent sermon this champion 'pilgrimist'
OF Plymouth Church, in making the exhortation
to his audience, said, "When you are in Rome
you must do as the Romans do and
when you are in Hell, you must do as
the Hellites do" Thousands of people will OBJ
ject to this expression; / don't. I think it is
good, strong, terse, idiomatic of the speakers
genius. 1t is better than platitudnarianism
the pulpit nowadays. H. w. B. knows that
modern saints and sinners, alike, require good
strong shocks. He is a sort of electrical physi-
clan of the soul, and cures by flashes of light
ming. ALI BABA
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Scrapings.

Chicago boasts an educated hog.
-Burglaries are very numerous in Chicago
California excursions are the rage in Chicago.
There were 215 deaths in st. Louis last week.
An excursion steamer is running on Great Salt
Lake.
Bees are hiving on the nag-staf of the Hartford
nuisance.
The Detroit river navy held their first review on
Friday
General Rosecrans' mother-in-law died in Mexico
on the 18th ult.
1t is believed that there is a society of incenda-
ries in California.
ON Monday, at Washington city, the mercury in
dcated 101 degrees.
The raising Of the Cashmere goat is receiving
great attention in California.
Any one opening Grst-Cass hotel in Omaha will
receive a bonus of 100000
st. Paul was recently the scene of a prize-hght
between two boys of fourteen.
The Chicago fire-engnes are to be furnished with
the new steam-heating apparatus.
Two hundred and three Of stock were sent
from Buffalo to Albany on Friday.
There were siXty-twO applications made at Yale,
Saturday, for the Freshman class.
The first sheepshead Of the season were caught
at Point of Rocks (Mass.) last week.
ALL articles are to be expressed to the Textile
Fabric Exposition Cincinnati free Of charge.
"A nine-year-older in Rome (N W has hung him
self because he couldn't pick strawberries
The great river disaster cost the Cincinnati anG
Louisville Mail Line Company 8 500 for inquests.
"A tObacconist in Chicago has a cigar eight feet
long, thlrythree inches wide, and which weighs 100
pounds.
"A young man of Memphis wants the slOO offered
for information of the whereabouts OF the girl he
eOped with.
The laboring people of Toledo are to be the re-
cpients of about 600 the city from Cit-
zen of the Maumee Valley.
The Chinese immigrants smuggle opium in the
sOles of their shoes, the tops of their bamboo hats
and their umbrella handles.
"A Belfast man, who had not seen his son for
eight years, and supposed him dead, discovered him
in a circus troupe the other day.
Greater progress was made on the Hoosac tun-
mel in June than in any previous month. The east
heading was pushed 160 feet.
A Washington pcnicker tried to drown himself
the other day because his sweetheart danced with
some else-he not knowing how.
The Stars correspondent writes :-"Some of the
heetest racers in the country have already arrived
and are training at the Saratoga Park. Among them
are Plantagenet, who beat Abd-el-Kader and field
at the last meeting at Jerome Park; Lancaster who
beat James A. Connolly and Fanny Cheatham here
last summer; the Banshee, Willy, and Mary More.
1t is also understood that Prvateer, the celebrated
fOurmile horse is to contend for some OF the purses
James A. Connolly, the stout and fat horse, whose
great victory over Pat Malloy and Plantagenet is
well remembered will be here no more. lie died last
spring a. Mobile. IRON the effects Of a GaiLr
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EXTENSIVELY UsED-The almost universal adoption of
Speer's Standard Wine by the Medical Faculty in pre-
ference to all other wines, is the best which
the public can have of its purity and beneficial effects
upon the human system The STANDARD Wine Bitters"
is made of his pure wine base, with Peruvian Bark
Chamomle Flowers Wild Cherry Bark, Snake Root and
such other Herbs and Roots will give Vgor and to
the system For sale by Druggists.
THE WORLD GROWS WIsER.-The human stomach has
been a shamefully prosecuted organ There time
when for every derection OF duty it punished with
huge doses of the disgusting nauseous drugs In
vain it rejected them and literally them upon
the hands of those who administered them They we're
forced upon it again and again, until its solvent power
was thoroughly drenched out of it,.
The world is wiser than it in that drastic era
when furious purgaton and mercurial salvation we're
what Artemus Ward would have calle the man holt" of
the faculty in cases dyspepsia liver complaint
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bilious
ness is HosTETTEE's STOMACH BITTERs, preparation
which has the merit OF combining paatablo flavor with
such tonic, aperient and antibous properties
never heretofore united in any medicine
be discovered, at last that sick people not
like the tabled Ttans who found prostration refresh
ing that when knocked down. they from the earth
twice as vigorous before When an invalid is pros
trated by powerful depicting drugs he is apt to stay
trated and the debtaed being aware OF the tac prefer
the Bung mp the knocking d0oH system of treatment.
HosIErTER's BITTERs meets the requirements of the
rational medical philosophy which at present prevails 1t
is perfectly pure vegetable remedy embracing the three
important properties of preventive tonic, and an al
teratye II fores the body against disease nyigorates
and reytazes the torpid stomach and liver and ELECTS
most sautary change in the entire system, when IN
morbid condition.
In summer when the enfeebling temperature renders
the human organization particularly susceptible to un'
wholesome atmospheric influences the BTrTERs should be
takena asa protection against epidemic diseases
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DRY GOODS.
p RIG & Wo o o,

p ICE & w o o o,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FnIBRRT.
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS,
Swiss Muslins Victoria Lawns Nainsooks
sott-1nish Cambrics, Brilliants, Pqucs, etc
Plaid and Plain Organdics.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooka
Plaid and Stripe Swiss Muslins, etc etc
Shrred Musns, 90, 60, IS, 81, 50 cents and 81 per
yard.
Handsome Marseilles Quilts.
Honeycomb and jacquard Quilts.
CoOred Tarletans for covering.
Mosquito Netting, by the piece or yard.
Table Linens, Napkins. and Towels
Bleached and Unbeached Muslins.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Hosiery ana Gloves
Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, plain and hcnstitched.
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertinga
Magic Rulings, Coventry Rulings
Marseules Trimmings and Registered Edgtngs.
cheap.
FANS. FANS. FANS:
Fans very cheap.
Linen Fans, Autograph Six Fans. japanese Fans,
and Pain Leaf Fans, Ct3sw8
PRICE & WOOD,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FTTRERT.
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WILLIAM SMILEY, Secretary.
ORITIIARY

welcome face. when gone IS sadly missed They who
for many back accustomed to ,r and
greet, amid the busy thongs along wharves Captain
Silas Pedrck have already heard with grief that
departed his last and long voyage On Monday evening
last he expired peacefully at his homo in West Philade
phanot so much from any particular disease from the
rapid gathering of advanced years and their at.
tendant exhaustion. In the seventy-second year of
his age, he had already topped threescore and
ten Like barque left stranded the oceans sands
after years of battle with the Deep he yielding
tamey easily at length stranded sands
age Our merchants all knew him, and everybody re.
spected him; he universally liked. Years ago, as
captain of vessels sent out to India or China,
he earned fame and inspired confidence as an eff.
cent and successful commander His voyages were uni
foy profitable and ships safe under his control
that had not old forced his REIMBURSEMENT sea-
he probably would have breathed his last upon his own
deck Settling finally shore he was rendered and ac.
Cepted an appointment by the United States Courts
as Surveyor of Damaged Goods and Vessels. The
underwriters also elected him of the agents of their
board These employments brought him into and
frequent association with merchants ship owners and
captains and made manifest to them those qualities
of his heart which him that general friendship which
ended not with his life but which cherishes his
memory. Captain Pedrick leaves widow, whose tears
mingled with those of sympathizing friends j. GU