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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02
THIRD DAY,


In the matter OF Attorney fees paid
by the city during the last two years,
we find tie following TO be correct
statement:
For the year 1868. Mayor Bakers re-
port states Attorney Fees................-.5 742
A torney Eees t. y. Hendricks In the
litigation ia relation to Straight
Line Raj road ,5UU
Attorney Fees Conrad in SAME
use .-.--..--. ,OoO
Attorney Fees by Mayor Bakers re.
Attorney p9GI Fees by the Clerks reporIi7i3
And of the said sum of 81 ,242 upon
the Ledger. TIE said sum Of S3,500
was transferred for account "f A.tvr
ney fees, TO account of E., l. x Q, :
L. Railroad Co., and charged IN u.a
account as Attorney fees, thus show
ing that the report of the Mayor and
the Ledger Of the city correspondeG
exactly.
Mr.. HENDRICKs' bill, as filed in the
Clerks office, is for services from No
vember, 1861. to September. 1861, aud
the total amount was s. 500, of which
he gives credit for S1C0 received Ne
veniber, 1861, and 5000 November,
1864 leaving a balance OF $500 -
paid November, 1861.
A statement OF the amount of coupons Of
rdruad bonds due and paYahle ty ne
city from April 6. 1868, IL March !, 1869:
May ], ls6s. Bonds to z. <
9. tsaffrDad 90 -....... ......s 5 90 5 100 60
July /, Bonds to Z I. & &.
:. RtItcG@d Con-. .......... 1892 80 G,6j0 90
Nov. J. Bpo 10 r. e &.
Railroad CO----.-... 33.U0O- ,l50 %
Nov :. 3DuG To j. IL -
y RAJ road CO............ :. Is 900 $50 0C
Jan. !, $50 Bonds to =, I.
N. {. =. +. railroad Co.. Is ,O00- $3.50 OC
81, $50 O.
Payment made W Mayor Walker on the
above c upOns, as reported by him:
=. q 4. ISsI road ,SOO W
Payment made by Mayer Walker
on tee a-toTe, as stated in the
Intefes5, l. & c. Railroad Co... 200 0,
Interest, L. & Z. Railroad Co... 6,7OO o.
$1,000 o
IF sny payments were made upor
the above coupons other than the
81 95G, above stated, such payments
we're not permitted to appear on tht
City Ledger.
1.-THE above payment OF. 81 200 wa
intended to pay the sum due at tha
time, 1t is 40 over payment of $40
aud Il the payment Of 5000 was II
tended to pay the sum then due upol
the E. & L s. l.. Railroad coupons, Il
@as an over payment OF $50.
Having learned from the City Clerl
that Mayor WALKER called upon hin
this morning and denied, in positive
terms, ever having had IN his posses
sion book in which the bonded in
debtcdness of the city is registered
the Committee called in Mr.. SAMUEL
VIcKgRY, who was asked the fellow
Jug questions:
O Did Mayor Walker ever issu.
anv Of tie city bonds to you?
A. He did.
q. 4 bout what tine was this?
A. Ga the 19ah day of last Janu
ary.
O. DID you see the Mayor FegistC
the bonds he ssued to youY
A. | did. He registered th en- In
small book.
@. Did you notice in that book II
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By CabIel LONDON. April 1.
Cos. OLs-At Sz75 for money, and s2z5g93
1Or account.
8ONDs-Dull at S314
o FRANKFORT, April I-Evening.-B0nds
otIs.
LIVERPOOL, April I-Evening. - Cotton
closed dnll; rs for upls nds; Us TOR Or
leans; sales oG 5000 bales. CaiifOru IA WI tie
WueaJ Is lOd; req Western 9s Id. Flour 23s
9d. Corn, new 30S 81. Oats IS Id. Beef 9Js.
PORK lois. Lard lis Bacon 63s. Cheese at
.6s Cd. TallOw 45s Cd.
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EU P Es
By Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND-

ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 1.-The Royal Com
missioners appointed to inquire into
naturalization made a rep 1rt, recon-
mending tho enactment Of a law rec
ogniziny naturalization abroad as
alternating British subjects from ale
glance TO England, and proposing the
total abolition of the disabilities Of
aliens to hold landed property.
Advices from Cape Town, Africa,
states that a tract of country ia
Southern Africa four hundred miles
long and fifteen to hundred and fifty
miles broad. has been burned over,
OccasioninG great destruction of prop
erty. Several natives perishcd.
LONDON. April 1.-The Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce have petition
ed the House of Commons, Mr. Glad
stone and the Postmaster General 70
support the present contracts with
steamship lines for carrying mails to
A merica
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Approved. March 3. 1850.


"A AAl-rh AttHA AiNlH MAAatH.NtiiH TO I'D lI"
tect the fur seal In Alaska
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of tho Uai.od
States Of America 90 Congress assem-
bled. That the Islands % Saint Paul
aud Saint George in AlHska De-. a1d
they are hereby, declared @ spcc.aI
reservation for government purposes,
and that, until otherwise provided 5y
law, it shall be unlawful for auy per
son to land or remain ON either of
said islands, except by tile authority
Of the Secretary of The Treasury; ana
any person found 0u either of said
islands, contrary 10 fhe provisions OF
this resolution, shall be summariIy
removed and IL shall be Che duty OF
the Secretary Of War TO carry this
resolution Immediately into eject.
Approved, March ., 1869
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NEW YoRK, April Il The emil
grant clipper ship, Galtic was seized
by the Unitcd States Marshal for
violating the passenger act, and held
under penalty Of $3.50. 600 She was
about to sail for Liverpool. and not
giving bonds for that amount, was not
permitted TO proceed.
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CHICAGO.

Annual Convention Of the Press As
S0ciati0n 20 b. Held at GaIFO, on
the 2d Instant-A Man Breaks his
Neck while in q State Of InJOXlca-
tfgn.
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AUBURN, n. z.
Cotton Factory Burned - 4 Large
Amount OF Property Destroyed.

AUBURN, n. Y, April 1.-The cot
ton factory OF N w. Hewlett Il Bal
ley took fire to day The interior
was burned out and large amonut
OF property consumed. The goods
from the first and second floors were
principally removed. Insurance On
the building $10,000; valued at
5000; machinery insured for $31,-
900; machinery and stock valued at
$4,000.
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Citv Election.

prOrICE rs HEREBY GIVEN no
~ the qua ifled voters Of me City OF
Evansville mat the annual election for
the turpose Of electing City OnIcers viii
be neld AT the several places prescfl bed b,
the ordinance of the citv Tor holdioar f,itS
Elections, on the irst Monday, beinr tI9
NTH day. Of April, 1859. at which eIeetta,
The following officers viii be elected w.
One Gounc Imam for each Ward Il csit
Clerk. cry Ollector, "A Cit, Treasn yer Y
Ms shsl, surveyor. and three Asaassl,3,'' =
By order OF the Council ''is y
City Clerks Office Nsslh fi;,
Evansville, March 3Oth 1869 lHHoA
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Public Debt Statement.

Public Debt 6yaLement.
Combinations by the y. s.
Senate.
Cotton Factory Destroyed
by Fire.
Congressional Proceedings.
Navigation Open on the
Hudson River.
A Man Kills Himself While
Intoxicated
En- grant Ship Seized by a
y. s. III 4rshal.
News by Atiaatio Cable
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ALBANY, N. Y, April 1.-The bill
abolishing the canal contract system
passed the Assembly.
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Farnsw0rth for the white man, ana not
Till then 81 helm aim God not till then.
The House then proceeded to Vote on
FarnSwOrth's motion to pO>tpone the btII
iii the first Monday in December next,
ana the bin was postponed yeas LIS,
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RepGFt OF Ehe Investigating
committee!

THE ATTORNEY FEES!
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En- grant Ship Seized by a
u. s. M 4rshaI.
News by Atiautic Cable
WASHINGTON.
Public Debt S'afement-NOmiBatiOns
20 the Senate, &c.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The fol-
lowing nominations were sent to the
Senate to-day: John Allison, of
PENNSYLVANIA, for Register of the
Treasury, and the following to be
Postrasters: Henry Ransom, Mar
shall. Texas; A. NJ Ellsworth. Low
ell. Michigan; Stephen Ell. Brown,
Woonsocket Falls. r T.; r. S. hum-
phrey, Vandaiia, III uois; Thomas Fl.
Wilson, Colliusville, Illinois; Ed. B.
Hanna, Morris, Illinois; Il. a. Ken
yam, Dwight, Illinois; A. Hard, Au
rora, Illinois; g. II. Dagdale, Char
iton, Ohio; Perry Hogden, Els
worth, Kansas; A. ID. Downs, Wyan-
dOtte, Kansas; =. g. Young. Provi-
dence, Mass; y DeLeach, Memphis,
Tenn.
The Speaker and Vice President
have severally signed the amended
Tenure of Office act, anI it viii be
presented to the President to day.
Elk Governor Hamilton made a
speech before the eReconstruction Com
mIttee this morning, In favor Of the
reconstruction Of Texas under the
Constitution adopted by the late Con-
ventiOn.
Mr.. VarDell, of Texas. argued
against the Constitution and in OppO-
sit'on to a division OF the State.
The Pacific Railroad COMMITTEES are
investigating tho charges against the
Central Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The public
debt statement just issued differs from
that of last moath Ia containing full
details Of the consolidated items
heretofore shown. The decrease has
been about two and 4 half millions,
which would have been greater had
the statement been postponed unUl
the 5,h or 9th OF April, so as to in
cude all the receipts OF the month
some of which are not yet returned to
the Department. The present state
ment shows:
A ggregate debt bearing coin in
tereSt lU7 500
money -. cs,Go5r2O
Assregate of maJured cent not
presented for payne n t......-.--.. 6,C02,403
Debt bearing no intereSt.-.-..-..-. Al, ,4l3,iS5
ine -. ,.-.,. -. 1856. .S9S. .53s
Interest accrued 1913 1916
Amount of coin in TreaSury...... 81 53J S65
ficates q 672. 500
I Currency in Treasury. 6,Sj2,62S
Debt ess cash.. 2,525, ,46l
10 Pse fe R3iirosd Co..: ] 5o,s52, 800
1 The amount of interest accrued
prior TO Jan. lSC and 18th 1859 100000
/ OF this amount the Govern
ment has received from
lraEsp rtation. Ec.-.-..----..-...--. l,2l7,252
4 Leaving balance cue the
United states Of.......-..-----........ SlS,IO0
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THE RAILROAD BOxDS

The Register of BO8ds StIll Missing!
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THE Ev1DznCE ON rnIs PaINTi
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In the matter OF Attorney fees paid
by the city during the last two years,
we find tee following 10 be correct
SFokananf.
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LINDEMAN & SONS

Celebrated and unexeelled
Patent Cyeloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded At the late Fair Of the American ts,,L.
lute the FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL. n, vi
", Superiority and E~1oeisues.
Verdict Of ne Judsss Of ne Fair Of he An,ri
can IaShiuts.
'Iherefore, considering the norslv and v.l,. a. Al.
Invention, and the results which spriur frnn n -
vi, the Production o. al the elemenis whish 20 4,
iofm . perfect Piano, We declare No. %, the Creto,n
PLANO, patented and manufactured by Llnd.nan a
sons OF New York, jnair entitled 10 tke Ylnl Pr.nI.
nm Tor the bes, Piano on exhibition, In ths nr.ssn,
fer OF ne American institute"
1Nmilaf testimonials were awarded tbess ,un.,h A..
rumenlsa tthe State Fairs Of MICHIGAN. INbTAgI
KANSAS, and wherever thsy have been sxhibiisi 4,
competition. a 10
Read the Opinions Of Great Artists.
0ottsehAlk, the renowned Pianist. avs, ~, /. A.
nne.i inslrument Of the square elias tkst I hs,s ~,
trled. Ihetons comes ouf a. rieh ani solid a -, ~
aetAna Piano. ! have tested n a. I Wouid 4 Gr,ns
rlAno ff points " dsucacy aud Of strenrih ~ a
hs Stood The test n sruv udr." "
~ following eminent Artists sonsur IN m .to,,
Jshn y Paison, cul Ausehusr. A. B..,.n Am,
:. feaae william Mason. nualaY stncfei I.,,- ~.
eefaon Nm. X. bassfofl. charles Tr~ief- q N ~
rms fhso. ki'aslai George ". 1lorsaa. -
No. 2 Leroy Place, Becker STRAIT
6Saug2lmo'l2l NEW YORK.
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Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue Of three orders Of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of sullivan county, tested the 9Th
Monday OF March. 1863, and to me directed, | will
Proee.d 10 sell At the door Of the Court HOUSE in
Blouutville, on SATURDAY the 9Th Of June, 1869, 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand. all the right. IT,
tie. claim and interest that John Hall has In and 10 A
eet tain tract Of land IN District No. s, containing lOD
Acres, more or lSss, adjoining the Ande Of VIM. X.
Cross, George Cunning and others, TO satisfy thns
Judgments In aaid Court, two IN favor ~ W. W.
James And one In favor OF John n. Fain, Err, and all
against John @. Hull and John Hull April 2S, 1859.
6~9mA7Wipfs5l 2. II. EAsLEY, Sheriff.
DY virtue Of an order II sale, issued from the Cir.
I'D cult Court OF sullivan county, tested the fourth
Monday u March, 1889, and 70 me directed. will
proceed to sell at the door Of tho Court Houss In
Blountvilla, on SATURDAY the 5h 81 June, lisa, TO
the highest bidder for cash Ia hand, all the right, title,
claim aud illeies, that John Hull has In and to one
tNet Of land In District No. !, adjoining the lands Of
Thomas Spurgin and others, containing 400 acres,
more or less, to satisfy a Judgment In favor Of Jesse
A. Buekner sna against John G. Hull and said John
h~ulL=le'iod on as the property q John Hull. April
59Ra7wIPftS.
DY virtus Of an order Of sale, Issued from m. CIR.
I'D cult COart Of Sullivan county, Ieslrd the fourth
Monday Of March, 1889, and 20 me directed, I viii pro
coed IN sell 81 the door Of the Court House 10 Blouna-
willie, Tenn, 10 the highest ard best bidder for cash IN
hand, on SATURDAY The 5th of June, 1859, all the
right, title, claim and Interest that u. n. Young has
IN And 70 The following described tracts or parcels Of
laed In said Sullivan county, iO-wit:
One Tract on the North side Of Holaton river, al.
Joining the lands Of VIM. Bowery, Andrew Bowsry
and - Susong, bouEhs BY aid Young % one Adam
Bowerg on the nth Of June, 1865, containing ll0aeges
mora or less.
Tvo tracts, bought by said Young II Thomas Mnl.
2, on June %, 1875. adjoining the lands OIL. W. Dix.
n, Johu Moody aud Calvin smith, containing is acres
more 81 less.
Two Irset,. bought b. aid Youus Of NJ. L. Roller,
on July g, 1850, one containing 40H acres, 90 the OhfI
dres ferry Rose, on the waters II Fall creek, Adjsin.
Ing the landa 81 james Hcli and ~. L. Roller The
other also on the Wsters Of Fall creek, known Is he
Mn tract, and containing 3 aeres.
une Other tract containing 80 acres. adjoining the
hnds Of Hafgis Bates, james Moody and = shiplsy
known a. TIE Prerton Hobbs tract.
..une other tract containing 81 acres, North Of RseAy
creek, ~adloining The lands q - Clayman, = Boohef,
lorden nd : o~Aurishi, In Dlairist No. n Of said
county.
Add ons other tract, known - ths joshua Miller
tract or farm, IN Dist. No. 7, adjoining the lands Of
yphn HArbor aud others, epniainlng l6o acres more or
les. allevisd on a. The property Of aid Young, 70
satisfy a Judgueni ~ favor OF James W. Norrrlf and
aesinsi TIE sad n. n. Young. April -. lsse.
@ma7wiPfeiol 7. n. EASILY. sh'a.
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agricultural,
Plasler ana saltS EOr Glover.

$3.50
a correspondent Of th6 Germantown
telegraph says no has Eull faith in
ar'cr and salt as an application to
sluveR, either for hay, sced III pasture,
and gives the resulis OF his expert
menls 40 hIlows:
This last ycaF | tried an exporfnont
On q felG (all %olOverl which waA in
tended for hay. Il was in thirty feet
lands. 10 the FIRST land | applied
plaster, sown broadcast; at a rate (Of
two hnsh Is per acre, at a cost Of ODE
dollar per acre, 10 the second land Y
applied IN the same manner, two busSS
els Ut common ground salt, at the cost.
~ two dollars and a half per acre
the third land | applied in the same
manner, a mixture of salt and plaster,
" a cost Of one dollar and seventy
i've cents per acre, and so on all over
the field. Throughout the whole
spring any novice in the ayt of farm
Ing would have picked o~utevery third
land aR the bcse next the first ones,
v which the plaster was ap, lied.
Having long been an advocate Of
plaster tor clover, ] was very careful
70 note every circumstance, however
Nihipg, which could in any way ef-
Ices The experiment, aud am now very
thankful tor this case, as il enables
lNe to communicate several important
results which otherwise 1 could moi
hayC a~ceoTeted for. The times oil
sowing the substances, on the whole
tield extended over two ana a hall
seeksj q short time elapsed between
zach patch Of three lands,
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TO the present time in one Imperial Octave
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MAMMOTH CAVE
SfIfB on fENYFSSRI WASHINGTON WTHfT.

CvcFif Court, Mdrch Tern, 1859.
"HBREAs, J. }. YnAaEa, collscisF Of tie pnbiie
Wv Taxes for he coaniy u Wnhingion. hereby re-
poris 10 the CoBrt he following tract q lands . having
been assessed fF the taxes ~ the year 1851, that the
taxes thereon ars dns and remain unpaid, and that the
respective owner Of The same has no good aud ehatiels
viihih ny souaiy on Hhieh l tan distf.in ;or '.ia
taxes, to.uus
~. Houi,y. ous traei q land In District No. 2,
containing ii9 sores, valued a Slio, taxes for ths
year ls1I 0s9, Clerks ~ also, Pfinisra ~ tl.n.
Collectors fee ei.oo. Total, el3A1.
II. y iAsr,fors, eonsidsrsd b. the csurt that Judg
nsnt b., sod n 10 hereby, snfsrd against the afoss-
aid uact Of land, IN The name Of The State, for TIE
sum annsxsd 20 q. being NE amount oftazss, cost 80
damagss dns thereon foT ne ysar 1851 and a u ORDER
q 81 The coun that the aid tract of lard, ~ - mueh
thsrsaf a. shall - snneient o. ltsslf % setsfy ne
taEep, cots and charE1s aansze1 thersiQ, BE- lol -
a. hv dlrscis. JANIS q DEAKiNA. CeA
Pupuant 70 he abeEs os4ss. ] vii paer ~ - %
M higtest bidder ~ eaah IN hani, 81 ~ op1r
houEe door IN Jnneghoro', o. Monday he IN ~ 4uI,
lea. the tractgf lanf shove nsniionsd, anf - 1dfi-
ton 10 ne tanss, cost and charges, = peualty 81 ~
esnf. shsll b. aftachst and c~oilscief for ne non.14T-
me1t 81 ~ nns, 70 compiiancs viii 60. ~ Of Ne
tnsndd asssuus Ltua Ihis Apra ~ -
eus-sfl R~. CT - Fsa-F~ osrb,
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TIE BEST AMERICAN PIPE MADE.
a TIE E~xcLVsfvE MAXIM OF IHls
t1af ! ~ aalllnf them a wh1lolala ~ - 20, 80
y fsiaiL 4 "a lowest cHsh price. Lar! $1,000.
% ths tnia. lIhsy are ~ bsr8 rip4 49, 80
hysgsq uitf mh aud god profl ha4s - hAna
nlla QraniilT, a aat14tel aI1ss. 49,
~ i"o lTuaiy tcrli To- 9hl~rrInrl-- wv
JOIN cAnlt.
o-Tbmha MI,
nlyin1 Wtuhinsisa soaatJ, t,ss.
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NOTICE

DoSDHoLDERs o. he yIrrinla a Tsnssssss Rsu
ID ro.d Compsny are nspeeifnliy feqpssisd b re-
Por % letter 70 NC gAmEt0h, Treasurer, Lynch.
bnrE Va,
T. The nurbsF ani aggregate amonbt u Bends
principal hsld nnfsr sach noriEars sspanfsiy.
II. ne nnmbar md amoHni ~ rCupons past fuf. 10
% ~ ~ 1anaafy.feD. ~inclnrlvs-
M Compauy tsslIss ihif iuforuaiirn vita 4 risu
81 ccumnnicafinr directly rilh sch nrufholfer. IN
con-eelioa vifh TIN arf ofkar i~rtsrttr N -ninsi
sa.eua VI. MAHoEE. h-ss-L
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Attachment

WV. CANNON vs.. DigEs 4 Pries.-Tu
Nv this case 6nd that the DsIendents
Dig1s 4 Price are non-fesidenis a the State.
sotaAt the ordinary process Of law eanpot
Be served on them; Il 10 thsrforo ordered bv
ne hat publication be made for four uue.
esssivs weeks in the CaiOa Flag, q nswspspey
puhlishsd IN the town o. Jonesboro'. Wan.
ington County, fenneSsee, notifying The aaid
Diggs : Price 70 sppear before me On the l.t
day ofJune, 1859, and defend sais anil. m
ihe same viii be proceeded With sxps,ls
tbs bih Nay 1859. =. D. RAIDER, UP.
69ma7wfpiS51
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, Investments IN New York.
DERS0N8 WISHING TO MAXI nFhSi-
hEHIs IN Nsw fora, can hays ~
e1tine11 transacted b. %, through our I'D
able correspondent IN that Oiiy.
J0e. r. MITCHELL 1CV
ltpspiyi.IF EasIviIl', tess
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD LINE.
The quickest aud best K0nta 70 al POlntl
NORTH AND WEST.

Two daily trains rD through without chang making
close connections At LOUISVILLE With Express
Trains for
CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH, CHI
CAGO. DETROIT, MILWAUKEE. ST. LOUIS,
81. PAUL, INDIANAPOLIS, AND ALL 9TH
ER CITIES IN n NORTH AHDwBST.
Also, With The U. S. NAIL LINE STEAMERS. ar.
irving a CINCINNATI next morning in time 70 tAks
early Trains EAST.
The Route via LOUISVILLE To AMAHA. 81. 10
sEPH, KANSAS CITY and the GOLD FIELDS Of the
FAR WEST, Is the very best In every respect.
Passengers holding through Tickets can stop over At
CAVE CITY. 70 visit
MAMMOTH CAVE
and resume their journey At pleasure.
PALACE SLEEPING CARS accompany all Night
Trains. .
through Tickets and baggage Checks n al princi-
pal oitiss may beProcured At RAILROAD uaees 10 KnoE.
vtIle, Chattanooga, Nashville, and all prominent
points In the South and East.
" Ask for Tickets via Louisville.
Freight transported In quick time and Al low rates.
Through Freight arrangements from Eastern and
Western cities psrfec, and Bills Of Lading given
through.
Freight consigned TO Agent Louisville and nash
VILE RaiirOad At LOuisvilie, 6rwarded promptly With.
out charge for commissions.
All claims for Loss and Damage settled promptly.
ALBERT fIHk,
~eoap9stLl Cent sup't L. n. Railroad.
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II 0UfsAL. RIcH Va william d. R,.h
Llnthls eass Il IL slledgsd thst a. 49,
oant william D. Rich u non-rssls.rt n,
'stheiefors ordered tna1 ala $780,
p.loIe lns Oheneey couri =. Jonssboro
',9s.,se, On me fo1rih hosday ofMar.issa'
% pls.a, entHsr or dsnuf, or shlr 80, iii
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Remedy fOP rheumatism.

The following is recommended as a
relRAble remedy for Rheumatism :
Boil a small pot fall Of potatoes, and
aalhe the part affected with the wa
ar in which thepotatocs were boiled
- hpt as can he applied, Immediately
before going 10 bed. The pains will
he removed, or az least, alleyiated bg
" rxt morning. Some Of the most CD
ihaIe rheumatic pains have LATELY
en- enred by one application Of shi'
, vel and simple remedy"