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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-26

BEL AIR, February 22d, 1859.
Mr.. r. T. Bopns.
Dear &r:--Mr. Herman Stump purchased seven tons
Of Listers Bone" for me- which applied TO wheat.
am very much pleased with it, and consider il prime
article. Yours, JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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BEL AIR, February 18th, 1869.

MT. r. 7. B0acne.
DEAR Sra Il used Listers Bone" both wheat
and corn in 1858, and entirely satisfied with the
suit shall use it again the coming season.
Respectfully VIM. III. DALLAM
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&w A smart. thing: mustard plaster.
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BEL AIR. February Goth. 1890

BEL AIR, February Goth, 1869.
Mfr. r. 7, Bosone.:
DEAR SIR Il am very much pleased with the results
from the use OF "Lster Ground Bone" which applied
to both spring and fall crops believe il a superior
article and shall continue the use Of it.
Respectfully, DR.. 4. HALL RICHARDSON.
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l2In DISTRICT, BALTIMORE Co.. MD., Nov llrH, 1868

l2TH DhrEIcT, BALTIMORE Co., Mp, Nov. ilrH, 1893.
MEsSRs. q. r. MERRYMAS Co.:
GENTLEMEN Il applied the Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chased Of you last spring my side by side with
Of tho most popular and expensive fertilizers In the
market. and could no difference yours fully
equal to it. also applied it to Turnps with perfect
success 1t gave such entire satisfaction that used
nothing else upon my wheat this fall sowed the most
oft the latter part Of September and at this time
bids fair to make good Crop as produced by
the use of Peruvian any OF the expensive Guanos. I
have every confidence in IT, 1t is only be tried to be
appreciated. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN u. WILLIS
ANNE ARukDEL Co., ND, Nov 10th, 1903.
hKssRs. o. P. MERRYMAN & Co..
GENTLEMEN In answer to your enquiry to what
think of your Raw Bone Phosphate purchased in July
last allow me to say gave it fair trial cabbage
by the side Of three other Fertilizers OF acknowledged
merit and found it equal if not better than the other
and at less cost am well satisfied with it intend
10 use il the coming Spring. Yours, Truly,
feblo-3m REIN HAMMOSD.
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BEL AIR, February 23d, 1869.
Mr. q. 7. Bo,cne:
DRAR SIR:-l used six tons Of "Lster's Bone" last
fall on wheat, which looks very promising and shall
want asuppy for my spring crops lam also very much
pleased with tho "Zell's Raw Rome Phosphate" which
got from you and say that it is certainly better than
any Phosphate have used.
Yours respectfully,
r. J. ROGERS
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=" DuIfo' 1oruHU 1IUuscs, OuIDUIIU1HBS,
as Corn House, Carriage House, Meat
House, Spring and Milk House, and other
necessary Buildings. There is also fine
spring of excellent water near the mansion.
This tract of land is susceptible Of and
has been divided into two farms; one being
the farm of one of the heirs (now deceased,
the other the HOMESTEAD PROPERTY,
and will be SOLD either separate or entire,
as seems beet. The former containing
about
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BEL AIR, February LIST, 1860.
Mr.. r. 7, Bopne:
MI DEAR sIR My brother and have used consid-
cradle quantity of Listers Bone and considered IL
unauthorized aud good in quality.
Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY d. FARNANDIs.
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~ d NIAREK- ~.


ay foissraph.l NEW YORK. r5ov ~
CoTToN-Quiet and firm: sales 2 400 bales
a. 20c for middling uplands
tLoUE-Receipt 1894 barrels: dull aud
in favor OF buyers; sales OF 800 bar
rels at IS 0015 . for superfine State and
Westerns s. $500 90 Tor extra state; IS q
Q 10 FOR extra western; s8 lOa0 6 FOR
white wheat extra; g. 55G6 20 for n. IT, %. /.
So as 80 for extra ST. Louis; and f7MS 90 for
good TO choice do.s closing heavy, In.
Guiding 2,20 b6ls good extra State f0z old
this month az S. Is. Rye iionr dull; sales
$50 bbls at 81 70M5 65.
CORN MEAL-Qaiet.
WHISKY -Firmer and quiet; sales OF $50
bbis Western at 81 O541 o. free.
WHEAT-Eteceipts lC9,8 22 bushels; less &C
tive, and without decided cha nge 40 price
sales 98 600 bushels az 81 23ql 80 Tor no. 2
Spring; 81 85Ni 80 for small lots OF No. (;
81 2O8l - for Winter red Illinois, 81 &SGl a
for winter red aud amber WesteTni VI a.
for amber Tennesse, and 81 IS ior white
Michigan.
RYE-Qniet.
BARLEY-Dull and declining: salfs 3 COO
bushes prime Canada VI est a. 81 ., and
uusOund stare soc.
BARLEY bIALT-Quief.
CoRN-Receipts9, lS7 business; the market
Is without decided change, and but mod
crate business doipg; sales 09.009 bush is,
az eleal % for unsOund mixed Western
y y44l 70 Tor sound do.
OATs-Recalpts 72,785 bushes; market
Wltnont material change; sales al ,0uj bus ~
els at - 4Ooc Tor Western. G565O55f for state
78Sc.
Coffee AND SUGAR-gteady; sales OF 90
far Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs-Quiet aud unchaneed.
fined.
LEATHER Hemlock sole steady at f0M
SIC Tor BuenOs Ayres and Rio GTEndh.
WoOL-Steady: sales 10000 lbs, 90 45450c
for domestic fleece, 28a30e for INV a8hed
6O4C918c for secured, and 35050c for pulled.
LISsEED 0IL-Quiet
SPIRITS TURPESTISE - Quiet and un-
changed.
PORK-Firmcr: sales OF f7J barrels OF
SO 11M11 IS for mess closing q $50 20 cash Z
tza l3AA 20 tor primDi SD 0O6G15 % tOt
prime m essi also, sales of 300 barrels Of
new meszs seller January. at go 90.
BEEF-8teady sales Of 20 barrels at SIG Old
/ az % Tor new plain mess sl2 004l7 90 for
new extra mess.
IIERCE BEEF-DuIl; sales Of . tiercea 81
| $50 o0@25 % FOR prime mess; $50 OJ95l % Tor
India mess.
BEEF EAMs-Quiet; sales OF 81 barrels az
i SIS 00820 90 for old /; So O00g33 30 for new.
OUT MEATS Heavy; sales OF B5 packages
/ az l21a0l31kc FOR shoulders; 16@I7c Tor hams
MIDDLEs-Flrm and quiet, with small
sales OF long clear AZ I61S8I6Mc.
/ LARD-A shade firmcr; sales Of go Herces
/ at H@H1ze for steam; l7SzWlsllc for kette
! rendered. also, sales Of go tiercea OF steam
| seller January, &C private terms, and sales
| Of SEQ do, seller February, AZ lie.
| BUTTER-DulI at 20G33s for Ohio.
i CmEEsE-Dull at l7alSC.
/ FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool heavy aud JoW-
/ eF, with shipments 81 5000 bushels wheat
/ at 71zd persails and Sd per steam.
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A DESERVED CoslPLIMENT.-The
Terre Haute E!rpress pays the follow
ing justly merited compliment to one
of the most faithful employees Of the
American Express Company:
George w. Hill, Messenger of the
American Express Company, on the
q. & G. Railroad, viii please accept
orr thanks for many fsvors. George
doubles the road-goes to Evansville
and back every day-making a dis
lance of 218 miles, and requiring
about eighteen hours work"
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n. bOnIa NsrKet,

by TeiegrRph.l Sc. LOUTs, NOV %.
TOBACCO Nothing Offering.
CoTTOS-DCB. with sales AZ 23lzc for mid
ding.
HEMP-Q quiet. sales OF common an
E230G2f0.
ELoUR--Nery duh and business small (;
sales OF Fail eupers At S370G4; X, 81 2l9bf
choice Xxx, 5000 sos family, t5T587 IS.
WHEAT Unchangeds sales OF no. 2
Spring at SIC; choice Nebraska, SIC: No. z
red Fall, o M93c. No. / do, 81 O2Wl ~ ;
choice, ST l76fl IS; choice white, 81 2j8l 90.
CoRN--Higher, with a light supply sales
OF choice yellow at Doc; good 10 prime
white. 9J893a.
OATs-Duli and easier: salcs al 42@g8&c,
IN bulk, and 47a4Sc, IN sacks.
BAbLEY-Dull, With sales OF strictly
prime at 81 10.
RYE-Steady a. 65Mt0c.
WHIsKY-scaroe ana higher. with sales
at 81 o..
GROoERIEs- Quiet.
PoRK-Jobbing sales OF new mess al go.
DRY SALT MEAT-JObbing sales rat i23<c
for shoulders, 1910 for clear rIb, and l0Mc
for clear sides.
BAcoS-o Ider sales Of shoulders at 1870,
and clear Sides at 10s.
LARD Jobbing at l6}<c for chO ca tierce,
aud lI1<c fer choice heg.
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nlnelRnalf narka..


By TslesTaph.l CINOIHNATI, NOV. -.
FLoUR-Unehanged family, 50 2ja8 50.
WHEAT Dull; \ o. red Winter, 81 10.
CoRN-Nery scarce and IN demand; sSe
for ear.
OATS Unchanged and quieti 5Os55ci the
latter rate Tor choice white.
RTE-Dull, and declined 10 65c for No. j..
BARLEY-U nehapged and quiet.
COTTO s--Duil; nliddling, 2lt2c.
whisky Firmer; 81 90.
MISS FOHk-Duli at f3l 90. DO sales
BULK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cured. lEMm
I2ISc for shoulders; l0LWlG1<c for clear Tib
and clear sides, paokeds bnt these rates
ARE nominal, in the abgence or sales.
LARn-Fair demand; 1910 for steam
and lie for kettle rendered; II ignOt offered
freely at these rates
GEEEE MEATs-Firm; iO5zc, 185{c, and I5e
for shoulders, sides and hams; holders ask
re higher; country-cut shoulders cold Ct
l01<c.
R0Gs-Dull AZ 50 508i0 0J: receipts. o 800.
BUTTER-Duf Z 30WSJc.
CIfEEsE-l71S@l0r, and IL good demand,
OILS Linseed oil, dui nt g0a92c. Lard
oil, 81 339i 81. Petroleum, 3393Jc for re-
fined.
sUGAR--steady; New Orleans, fi0IJc.
CoEFEE-Steady; common TO prime, lA1s
9241Zc.
GoLD-I26l< buying, 1917, selling
ExCHANGE-Dniif lilo discount, buyiiig.
MoNEY-Market close at 99l0 per cent.
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chicago Market,


B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, NOV. 10.
ExCHANGE-Eteady at I-l0 of buying.
aud lilo premium selling.
FLoUR-DuiI and arm a. 90 02Ilg5 % Tor
Spring extras.
WHEAT-In good demand sales Of No. 2
az S011@8sI5c, closing AZ 8a5z0bS7c: this after
noon The market was dull 40 s9j2gS1c, sell
ler's kOVem Dor.
COHE-Is lie hiahers sales OF No. 2 al esm
6D5zcs rejected 67Mes1<c; no grade G3c, clos
ing a. 69lzG555<c Tor No. =: this afternoon
the market was ncFninaily 695ac, sellers
last half
OATS "A shade more active and prices
ruled steady end firm: sales OF No. at
39G3816c IN regular and SOC in fayorite
houses. closing at 33l5@3SISc. tl
RYE-FaiTly active and firmer; sales OF
No. az &c; No. 4 81 68970c, and rejected
III &c.
BAELEV-Dull and nominal.
ing hrm at 81 90.
PEOYIsIoEs-Flrmff Mess Pork sos co
cash and sellers December, and sH Goa
81 IS. sellers February.
LARD-l0%@l7c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Barrett,s :" Hair Restorative.
Pnsf nGiea Nnflea.

On and after Monday, November
10, the Morning Railroad Mail will
close at $50 AN. and the Evening
Railroad Mail at $3.50 PM.
Hereafter, until further notice. the
Glass Box and General Delivery
will be opened at 7:30 An. and closed
at 6PM.
For the accommodation Of the
working classes. the Money Order
Office and General Delivery Will be
kept open On Saturday nights until 8
O'Clock pm.
JOHN w. Foster, p. NJ.
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aFrluzemenfs.

OPERA H0UsE-NEIL WARMER
To night, Neil Warner. a great
tragedisn, will make his first appear
ance in our city in the character of
Richard III, the crooked backed
tyTant." Mr. Warner will be sup
ported by Harry Bates splendid
company from Louisville, embracing
Mr. e. Z. Stetson. Miss Minnie Monk,
Dir. and his. Frank Pierce, and the
other favorites, We have quoted
from other papers to give our readers
some idea Of the talents of Dir.
Warner, and nov ask our readers to
go AMI sec Tor themselves, and give a
tEae verdict
Mr. Warner comes 10 US from Aus
tralia, England, and California. with
the highest recommendations, and We
believe that he IS not everrated.
The man8gers Of the California
Theatre (Whcrc MT. ". has lately ap.
.peared)s Ia writing to eastern man
ayers. speak as follows:
Neil Warner has played several
nights with us, with immense success,
ana will create a fUrors wherever he
appears. lie IS one Of the greatest
actors that ever crossed the ocean TO
this counlty. and in The higher walks
OF. the legitimate drama his coming
sill ill a sad vacancy caused BY the
death or absence of such men IS
Booth, Brooke, Forrest and and Ans
derson. "
Let the house be filed to right.
Reserved seats can be secured at
SCOTS without extra charge.
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Earnnsnn nnrEnt.


by Cablo.l LoNDou. Nov. IB.
CCufOis for money g1Iss Tor account D3ts .
American gecurii es ouIat and steady. 81 I'D
bonds OF '62, SSt<: 10. oil i6I. g2i< :dO "a tGT.
8i; l0s9Os T8N.
Pans, NOV. E.-BOurse firm. Tantaa
7lf Coo.
LIvERp0oL, Nov. 18-Catlon dult mild
ding unlands 1lNwuJeds Orleans ilf.m
Il5zu, sales 1000 bales. California whitn
wheat lUa: red western 81 Fds Winter H8 It.
Western nrur g2s Gd Corn mixed 18s GA.
Oats % on. peas f2s Pork llZa. Beef 88s.
Cheese 00a. Bacon GTs New spirits fur-
peutimo llts; refined l9.
HAWRE, Nov. 1l--Doff0n 0utet aud uu
changed adoat 1910
FRANZ FnRT. nov. Ia- Bonds dnf nt aais.
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Examine our Prices.

At the JOURNAL Office you can get:
Note paper from 81 Is to So 90 per
ream. eeaea sE4i4 aoa ,a1e@
Letter paper from SO 90 to So 90 per
ream. ra
J Envelopes from 81 30 to s. 90 per
Tags from 81 % to $500 per 900.
Blank books, full leather, from IS
cents to g 30 per quire.. bra
Initial paper from % cents to 70
cents per box.
Pens from 65 cents to 81 80 per
gross.
Pencils from 20 cents to 81 90 per
dozen.
Penholders from 20 cents to 81 90
per dozen.
Whites files from - cents to So
cents each. ~
Ink from ceuts to 81 Copper bottle.
and' all other goods proportioaately
low
Reeollect the above articles are for
sale at The JOURNAL Office, No. 6
Locust Street, next door to the Post
Office. Call and examine our stock
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL Co s
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Louisville Karket,

by Telegraph.l f,OUIsYILLE, Nov. ~.
CoTTOS-Bow mlddling. at 2315c.
ELoUR-steady; extra family, 81 D.
u %; white, 81 10. Cora, S3c. Oats, Coo.
kye 9Oc; all In bulk.
Hoes. Receipts, 5000; killed, 1900; heavy
choice, $40 25. gross.
TOBACCO Quiet; sales, ~ hhds. 50 s. for
scraps; ty 90 for Tugs; SO 008Il 70 for me-
dium leaf.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet. Mess Pork, $50 90;
Bacon Shoulders, l01Ic. Clear Sides, zoe.
Bulk Shoulders, ISc. Clear Ribs, IKE.
Lard, tiefce, I71[c.
WHIsEY-97c,
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By Ieiegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. NOV. b.
CoTroF-F lrmer; sales, 8,050 bales; Re-
ceipts. 9, 40 bales c1pors, 4igso balesi ~
FfoUR-s5 % Gers upornne;s SIS IS forextIa.
and so 3 for double eXtra
Z Mess PSRK--FirneTs and held 40 s3l 50.
IARD-Dull, at lT5<gl35So.
other articles unchanged.
GOLD-23IS-
sTEHLINa-575<.
BToHT k7ecHAEGE-~0u EeW York, = dis
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WENT BACK ON HEM.-Mr. Warren
Lermond, now a resident Of Walton,
Kentucky. formerly of this city. and
whom we remember as having given
jealous aid in the erection OF that
tell and majestic Democratic pole that
lowered so tall and SO long on the edge
of the.Wharf, corner Of Main and Water
Streets. was in the city on Saturday
and left for home with his fair young
bride on the Mountain Belle. He
complains to US that the Democracy
of Evansville went back on him.
He says he worked hard and faith
fully, as the pole was hard to raise,
and absolutely expended $27 of his
own money for help. mending tackle,
&C., and, after all, he never re-
covered cent Ia ramuper-
alton for his services or his
expenditures. This he thinks was
not only hard on a poor man, but ex-
tremely unjust, as the Democracy
cheerfulig paid the bill for whisky
and beer used to inspire the other
men employed in the enterprise.
He says he does not say that he viii
60 back on the Democratic party, for
he now lives in Kentueky, where
Democracy means something and
Democrats are honest. but be. has his
opinion of Evansville Democrats
We simply state LeTmond's case as he
reeited it to US. We know nothing OF
the merits Of the case, but the story
IL. very likely to be true.
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Eashviil8 WFrkct.

i5y Telegraph fAsHv1LGE nov. az.
C2IToE-o uiet; low middlins. 2llci good
WITEAT-Red si G5MI DO: amber red
81 6S@t zoe amber 30 81. white 81 q0
OATB--05e.
CDRM-Nl 05.
ItYE-gl 00.
BAHLE1r-fI -.
FLoUR--s5 O0a7 10 Tor super11a to- fancy
BACON--kideH, zoe: hams, we. shoulders
lsr.
LARp--igc.
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1T is estIm ated that seven-tenths OF all
adult ailments proceed from q diseased
and torpid liver. The hillary secretions OF
the liver overlooking into the stomach
poison the entire system, and exhibit the
above symptoms After long research,
BILE cure for these hoTfid nightmares OF dis
eases the world has ever produced. With
in one year, over six hundred and forty
thousand persons have taken PLANTATION
BITTERs, and not an instance OF complaint
has come to our knowledge. 1t is the most
effectuaI tonic and agreeable stimulant.
suited to all conditions of life. Inquire Of
your Druggist in regard to 1t.
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"a 7. c. Rridwell & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock OF Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cons
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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aew rorB Bry GOODS unrket.

49, Telegraph NEW XonH Nov. Do
DRY GOoBs--Tbe market ls f.hetfve ana
steady al the recent reduction we uuofe
a ilendaln 81 brown ahooffuer nf fge. dol
l0-4 do. a5e: IA npfetDn do al 100. AUGUST.
1s0Mt<e: Whchureft. I4Lcs Aaavvnfu F.
4zci hoWm Arlret a., 100; Lacoula ~, 1908
IOcasbet II, orc; Bedford III. 0lfMi0r:
B acksuona bieaenad rouriina. ISes ffone.
l85Sc: Greene. ll1KUl2e. red BnuF. no.
NpraEu eWaud Pacific Mills urinfr T9i-c.
American stripes, Ifml5o. red 6roaa vglrana.
12Mc. and Waterviile biacF-aDd-Whfte
check wooden fhtWle, 33 by 100 inches. 81
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The WEATHER. Yesterday was
moderately clear aud toleTably pleas
ant, although little cool. It was
quite clear at sunset. aRq. was clear
ard cold last night. We had con-
siderable freeze on Saturday night.
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HoaiIoIBE.-Ercm parties By Satur-
day nights train. We learn that frank
BEDFORD, proprietor of tho Rockville
House, at Rockville, shot a man at
the village Of Mackey. near Rockville,
on Friday last, killing him. The
shooting il represented as having
been done IN self-dsfense, and the
homicide was considered justifabIc.
BEDFORD Was not arrested.
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RZ Great reduction il Hoop Skirts
and Corsets! We have just received
large stock Of German and French
Corsets, which we will sell at surpris-
ingly low rates for cash at S. Bruner &
Co.'S Hoop Skirt Factory, No. First
Street. LAS nov10 w
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FIREsfEE's BALL--We learn that
the members of the Fire Department,
including the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, will give a grand ball about the
latter part oF this month, at the Ma
sonic Hall.
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Auctlon-ReaI Estate.

Ia a very few days I shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate at
public auction. All persons having
property which they wish included in
said sale. will please give ne the de-
scription this week.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
noY9-tf Real Estate Agent
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CoUNcIL-The City Council viii
meet tonight. As there has been no
meeting for two weeks, there is COM
siderable business to be attended to.
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WHIPPED HIS WIFR.-A negro.
named Bee. Sawyer, who lives in the
frame row on the corner Of Second
and Sycamore Streets. whaled " his
wife, about 10! O'Clock yesterday
morning, just as the people were on
their way TO church. Sawyer cufed
his wife around considerable. and
struck her under the right eye with
his fist, infieting an ugly cut. Officer
Jackson gobbled the fghtist aud
lodged him IN Castle Royston.
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ErThe weather will probably be
good for killing hogs this week. and
We may expect a fair business, If the
farmers don't hold their pork at
unreasonable prices. 80
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ED.-The Grand Jury adj
Journed on Saturday evening. aud will
probably meet next Monday again.
They found some twenty-seEen indict-
ments during their session of six days.
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TELEeRAPH S5PERINrENDEET.-
The Directors Of the Evansville and
Wabash Telegraph Company held a
meeting in this city. on last Friday
night, and elected E. H. johnson as
Superintendent. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the deeease Of D. q.
Robinson.
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CRIMINAL CoUR4'-This Court ad-
journed. on Saturday, until Monday
next. This IS Thanksgiving week,
aud the Court will take a holiday.
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The DEEDS oAsg.-We learn that
the Grand Jury, on last Saturday, re-
turned true bill against Sylvester
Deeds, for murder ia the second de-
gree. We presume Deeds will be
arraigned and a day set for trial,
shortly.
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THANKS. = We are PLACED under
daily obligations for the latest papers
to Messrs Fish & Barter, booksellers,
Main Street; also to Messrs. Mayer,
Sheldon aud Hill, express messen-
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s a recent inyention that has
been patented, Is 2 head rest, attached
to peEs. aud is called the snorer's
comp mon. = Exchange.
We believe that the above inven-
ton Souid sell well among the g old
sleepers in this city. T4ss
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*. Cs&P. R. R.-The Directors Of
the Evansville, Garri & Padueah
Railroad viii hold a meeting at the
secretary's Office. tonight, 10 attend
to important business.
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DR. ]. NJ nOMpF0N

Oiice-rhirl street, between Main ana
Locust tfsont rooms over Judge Iaignearta
oaicel
aeaidence-Qu OaE Street., Que door "a ora
the corner or Fourth and OAK Streets.
nov8 dsn
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HoP.-The Aurora Circle will give
a grand social Hop at National Hall
tomorrow night, We are confident
il will be apleasant affair. isss b
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OYSTER SoUP.-Charley Habbe, at
the s.. Charles Saloon, will serve up
oyster soup at Lunch this morning,
at 81 o'clock. Everybody come. 1t
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Llne for sale.

A large lot of Fresh Lime for sale
at Soc per barrel. E
MARTIN, GARDNER 4. 90.
nOv11-1w
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CoTToE-A great deal Of cotton is
piled on the leyse at present. 1t will
be shipped East. over the railroad.
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BB- Gro to Fish & Barter's aud get
one OF those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oe1tf