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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

B- A new Bed Bottom has just
been patented, that for cheapness and
simplicity, eclipses anything Of the
kind in the country The retail price
of it is fro 81 90 tC, 50 20 upon new
bedsteads, aud 80 cent extra when put
upon old bedsteads at customers
houses. 1t is warranted three years /;
it is noiseless and bug proof. 1t can
be seen at the principal Furniture
Store Of @. Armstrong, Nos. 81, 69
and Il, Main Street.
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CInclnnatl RarRet.

By Teiegraph.l CINmNRATI. June 7.
PLoUR AND GRAIN Unchanged.
COTrON-Flrmer and prices tending up
ward; middliug 28c. rE
foBACCO-Fitm and in good demand at
full rates.
WHIsEY-95c.
LINs EDOM-Duli but prices unchanged.
MISS PORK-Held al So
BULK VI EATS Held at l2jS and l512c.
! BAcoN-l3tS, IL, and l71zc for shoulders,
clear rib, and clear sides.
LARD Dull at lSZc.
MISUNDERSTANDING aud firm.
BUTTER -Unchangesi; fresh 25928c.
EGGS -Decltned to l8c.
GOLD-l35H buying.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-A writ of ha
Beas corpus was gotten out yesterday,
to take Mollie Manning out of the
Lookup, on account Of i'll health.
The writ was taken before Judge
Jones. who refused to grant it after
Judgment had been rendered against
the prisoner.
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EVANSVILLE. june 4. 1869.

We, the undersigned Grocers of
of Evansville, do hereby agree that
we will close our places of business
at z IL o'clock P. NJ. on each day,
Saturdays excepted. This obligation
to take effect on Monday, June z,
1869, and end September 1, 1869.
VICKERY BROTHERS.
PARSONS, ScovILLE q MoFFETT,
BERGMAN & BEHME,
s VIM. CALDWELL.
CHAs. MCJoHNsToN & Co.,
JAMES CROFTs,
JACOB MERZ.
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Editors Journal:

Editors Journal:
We notice In your paper Of the Sd
inst. an article headed Not SO Fast,
by Sehapker, Bussing & Co., forbid
ding citizens of Evansville and Vicin-
ity purchasing the Florence sewing
machine, Of las they style him) man
calling himself A. b. Howard, thus
placing Mr.. Howard, who is a gentle
man OF the highest honor and respect
ability, in a very EN- barrassing and
false position before the citizens and
the public. We are astonished that
firm occupying the standing OF
Schapker, Bussing Il Co, should so
far compromise themselves as to assail
an individual without first ascertain
ing whether the circumstances and
facts in the case would sustain such
statements as they make statements
which assume a serious aspect, SO tar
as Schapker, Bussing d Go. are con-
cerned.
We fully sustain Mr.. Howard In
his card of the 4th inst. In each and
every particular, and hereby state
that Mr. Howard Is and has been
since his arrival in your midst, our
authorized agent for Evansville and
vicinity for the Florence sewing ma :
chine; and further state that after
July 1, 1869, he will have given
Schapker, Busting Il Co. their due
notice, which, by an oversight for
which Howard is In no wise to blame,
was neglected,
Very respectfully,
JOHN MCCONNELL & Co,
General agents Florence sewing ma
chine for Southern Indiana and Ken
lucky.
Louisville. June 5, 1869.
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Observation-Disclosures & Co., the
bill posters, have taken down their
mammoth bill board at the corner of
Third and Locust Streets, aud will
put it up at the corner Of Third and
Sycamore.
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My Soap, Oil and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
chinery and cOmmodiousness of fac
tory building, [ have facilities equal
to any factory West. and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, l
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec-
tally fnd it to their interests to give
me a call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
Sd Street. bet. Sycamore & Vine.
June 1, DIV
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-The reg
nlar weekly commercial and financial
summary will be found on the fourth
page of to-day's JOURNAL. Business
in general during the past week has
been very good.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE MoTERNAN

BEFoRE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-
Peter Miller, policeman, was arrest
cd for assaulting a woman living in
the lower end Of town. 1t appears
that Miller entered the house without
a warrant, on Sunday. to arrest the
woman, who was very noisy, and called
him all kinds of names. The police
man thought that he had right to
arrest her. and had given her warn
ing several times before. He was
found guilty and fined SO. besides
the costs.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-War-
rants were issued against several per-
sons. yesterday, for an assault aud
battery on Henry Daudestel, which
took place near Rimroth's grocery, in
Lamasco. The case will be heard to-
day before the Recorder.
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REooRDER's CoURr.-A hardwork-
ing man, whose name we omit on
account Of his family, was arrested
for indulging in plain drunk. He
was fired 50 %, which he paid.
w. Howard, for being drunk, was
fined aud costed in the sum of IS As,
which he replevied.
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GIPsEYs.-A gang of Gypseys that
have been encamped near this city for
the past week or two, pulled up stakes
yesterday and left, going out the New
burg road. They had good carriages
and snlendid horses.
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DAvEY's REoEIPTs.-The receipts
of I. w. Davey. at the three perform
ances at the Opsra House last week,
were just $3.50. We learn the above
from the books of the Collector Of
Internal Revenue.
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BY Telegraph LOuIsvLLH. June z.
TOBACCO-Active: sales 90 hhda from
81 . TO sl3 30 70 cutt ng leaf
PROY1sIONs- Quiet and firm. Mess Pork
S3I so; Bacon shoulders l85<c.; clear I'd lib ID
sides l7%c. clear sides NC; sugar-cured
Hams lgc.; tier Lard l9c.
HIGH WIVES Weak 95c.
FLOUR-supeTfine 81 5N5 %.
GRAIN - Quiet: hardly any demenc f:
w heat 81 l0Nl 20; Corn in bulk O6@67c.
Oats in bulk, SIC. Rye 81 Is.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge Robin
sou convened the Criminal Court yes
terday in the County Commissioners
Room in the Court House. No cases
were tried, but quite a number were
called. and time set for trial of the
same.
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Bchcnck'g PnImonic GyrnU-

seaweed Tonic. aud Mandrake Pllhi vii
cure Consumption, Liver Compliant, and
Dyspepsia, 30 taken according 40 the diroo-
tions. They are an three 10 bo taken at
the same time. They cleanse che stomach.
relax the liver, and put 20 70 work; then
the appetite becomes good The food digesta
and makes good blood; the patient begins
20 grow In iesh the diseased matter rpona
ia the lungs, and Che patient 0utgrowa tho
disease aud gets well. This Is tho only way
70 cure Consumption.
To these thee medicines ur. j. H.
scbenck, OF philadelphia, owes hia unri-
vailed success in The treatment on Pulmo-
nary Consumption. The Puimonio Syrup
ripera the morbid matter in the lunga
nature throws u or by an easy oEpeotora-
ton, for when the phlegm oh matter in
ripe q slight cough Will throw no OF, ana
Tue patient has rest, and the lungs begin
20 heat.
To DO tits the aeaweod Tonic ana Man-
drake pilla must be freely used 20 cleanse
the stomach and liver, so chat the PA
monte syrup and the food win make good
blood.
scheuck's Mandrake pills act upon enc.
liver, REMOVING an obstruolions. relax Che
dncts OF the gail Bladder. the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon roilovods che
stools VIII show what the Pulls can dos no-
thing has ever been invented except onl0-
mel "a deadly poison, which ia very dane
/ ge Gus 10 use, unlogs with great chr8] that
Will unlock the gan bladder and start the
secretlons Of the liver like soheucE'H Man-
drake pills.
Liver Complaint So one or the most
! prominent causes Of Consumption.
scnenok'B Beaweed Tonic o. gentle.
/ Htlmuiant and alternative and the alkah
made Of, assists tie stomach % throw ont.
! the gastric juice 90 dissolve tho food with.
/ good blood without fermentation or sour
ing Ira the stomach.
DIR. sohenck ia bis treatment. docs mott
tfy ~ stop cough, night aWeHta, ehiilsf
ar fever. Remove The cause, and they Wtla
All stop OF their own accord. No ono cam
be cured ~ ConHu mptiOu, Liver Complaint
lhroat, unless the liver ana STOMACH arB
made healthy.
When there is no Jung disoas,. and only
Liver Com laimt and nyspepsia, acneucE'n
Beaweed Ionic aud Manafar8 pNiH nra
Eunlcleutt without The FMlmunlO Syrup.
Take the Mandrake PlIa freely ln ali
bilious complaints, nb they are perfectly
harfnlb s..
Dr. schencE, who has enjoyed huintor-
rupted health Tor many years past. and
now weighs - pounds, vas wnuteu away
OF Pulmonary consumption, hia phyHl-
clans having pa pronounced hia case hoppe
lhaa anu is3snauite4 MN to Dds lhtfs no
was cured hy the aforesaid medicines
Full directions accompany each, MAKE
Ing 90 not hbfO lntelV necessary % see Dr.
9cnenekt unless patients wish their iuuEW
examined AMI fof this purpose ne la pro-.
iefsiOnnlly 90 his principal Office. fhila-
delphfa, every Saturday, Whtfe an letters
Of advice must ba addressed.
Price of the Pnlmonic Syrup and Sea-.
weed Tonic, each gi BO per bottle, or g7 bJ OBJ
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Zoo per box
For sale by All druggists.
fe2 d4wiy BpNl
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FRUIT JARs.-We call attention to
the advertisement of Mark, Warren
& Co, in regard to fruit jars This
firm is doing an immense business in
this line of goods. ID. @. Mark, while
out on a recent trip of less than two
weeks, sold eight hundred dozen, and
their daily orders are very large.
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HEAVY RECEIPTs.-Messrs. Sam
uel Orr & Co. have received, since
last Thursday, one hundred tons OF
iron. This would indicate heavy
demand.
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n~ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. @.
Bridwell 4 CO., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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SIDEwALKs.-The Council, by its
action last night, declared it would
not make any orders for sidewalk i'm
provements, unless petitions were
presented for the same. We would
suggest to the Council to be careful
in making their orders for plank
sidewalks. They are nuisance any
where, and should not be tolerated
except where the grade has not been
established. There are dozens of
squares In Evansville, where plank
sidewalks are down at present, on
which brick sidewalks should have
been put down long ago. Let any
one take a short walk around the
city, and. they will find that we are
correct in our remarks. The misera-
BILE plank sidewalks of this city are a
disgrace to the corporation, and we
hepe that the Council hereafter will
only allow plank sidewalks to be put
down where no grade has been estab-
lished.
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CoNGLoMERATE GRAVEL. = We
learn from the contractors, Messrs.
Hoffey and Boyle, that they expect
the first arrival of conglomerate
gravel to-day. The gravel will be
spread on Sycamore Street, one
square at time. and will be thorough
lyrolled with large iron roller.
Hoffey & Boyle have been request
ed to put in bids for graveling about
twenty-five squares at Uniontown
Ky. The work is to be done the
same as in this city.
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SURETY OF THE PEAcE.-Two sure
F ty cases that were to have been tried
before Esq. McTernan yesterday, were
continued until June 18th.
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BR- The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light, EH
and variety of low grades of super
fine.
apo II. ID. ALLIs q Co.
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THOs. ROYSTON,

Illus IlO1SEON.
Chief of Police.
The bond Of Bernard Arnold, with
Jacob Meyer as surety, was approved.
A communication was received
from General j. ID. Bingham, Chief
Quartermaster, Department of the
Lakes, dated at Detroit, Mich, June
I'd, In regard to the deceased soldiers
in Oak Hill Cemetery, which the gov
eminent proposes to take under Its
charge. The communication was re-
ferred to a committee.
The Mayor reported that he had
made out and delivered to the Col
lector all of the bills for outstand-
ing sidewalk improvements, amount
ing to 5000 50, and preeepts amount
ing to 1886 So.
Joseph Stahlhefer reported ST so
for outside collections at upper mar
ket.
a.. Hofrichter was granted license
to sell liquor.
S. p. Havlin, Wharfmaster, report
ed having collected STA 90.
2. ID. Viets, Wharfmaster, reported
having collected $195 90.
The application of Benjamin Her
man & CO., for liquor license, was
| laid over one week.
The application of w. L. Maddy,
for same, was also laid over one
week.
Mr.. Elliott appeared, and complain
ed that a preeept had been issued
against him for work which he had
| done himself. The matter was re-
| ferred TO the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
Il. w. Simpson appeared, and stated
that in the work of improving Main
Street. the grade had been so changed
At the corner of Main and Fifth
| Streets as to make it some twenty
| inches lower. He wanted the city tC
do what was right In the matter, and
he thought the city ought to change
the pavement.
The matter was referred to com,
mittee consisting of Wiltshire, Stein
bach and Surveyor Saunders.
On motion, Stephen Ryan was
allowed $S5 for two fractional lots
which are at the head of Sycamore,
in Tenth Street.
j. ID. Saunders, City Surveyor, sub
mitted plan and specifications for
building public cisterns, which was
adopted by the Council.
Several complaints of the Market
masters were referred to the Com
mittee on Markets.
The Council then proceeded to take
up the case of Peter Miller, the sus-
pended policeman. After hearing the
| evidence on both sides, on motion, the
report of the Chief of Police was APP
proved, and Mr.. .Oferman's appoint
ment confirmed.
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SeW YORK Gold and STOCK MarAtl,

By Telegraph NEW YORK.. June 7,
M9NBY-Active and steady, at Gg7 per
cent. on call at the inside rate for govern
memts.
STERLING Weaker at 95S991[.
GOLD closed weak, anu the price OPEN
Ell at 3S54 Z: fell to $50; advanced 70 3s1s. aud
closed al 35IS Toe sub Treasury sold one
million at 80 63-l0Oa3s Is TO-; carrying rate
3a7c. Gle Irancss. 81, 100000.
.GOYERE1IENrs-We ere a fraction higher
in the forenoon. which lost ia tile after
noon. closing dull, but steady. Coupons
OF 81, l2lZGI22; o. 'G2, I2z5Sg1225z; do.
'64, sII71%aIl71z; do. %, 1850 GIt65z; do.
new, Iis1s glzJ: do. 81, 1870 1877; DO. '6s,
Ilg5<gl l91s; 1c-40s, IOJ54 9l0gfS.
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REMOVED AND APPoINrED.-The
Council last night removed Peter
Miller from the police, and appointed
Joseph Offerman to fill the vacancy.
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LosT-Ou Friday, black morocco
Memorandum Book, containing some
money aud valuable memorandums.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at the Office of the Adj
dams Express Company, on First
Street, between Main and Locust.
my29-tf
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
convened yesterday morning at the
Court House, Judge Jones on the
Bench. No cases were tried, and
nothing of Importance traDspired
The Court adjourned at 4 O'Clock
PM. to meet at 9o'cloek this morning.
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DIDN'r REPoRr.-The committee to
whom was referred the matter of
allowing the City Recorder a salary,
were not ready to report to the Coun-
Gil last night.
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STEAMBOAT LETTERs.-Thesatten-
ton of steamboatmen and business
men is directed to the Post Office
Notice in the local column of to-day's
JOURNAL. It is plain violation of
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SOLDIERS GRAVES. - During the
past year, the United States Govern
ment has been trying to make arrange
ments to purchase from the city that
part of Oak Hill Cemetery in which
lie the remains of the deceased sol
diers Of the nation. A great many
obstacles have arisen to prevent the
city from being able to make out a
full and clear warranty deed for
the same. By a letter read to the
Council last night, we learn that an
agent of the Government viii arrive
in this city about the last of this
month, who will collect and inter to-
gether all the remains of the dead
soldiers in Oak Hill Cemetery. 1t is
thought that arrangements for the
transfer of the property to the Gov
eminent can be made by that time.
i committee was appointed sometime
since by the Council to take the
proper steps necessary in this matter.
THE TABLEAUx AND CONCERT
Mozart Hall was crowded last night
to witness the grand tableaux and
concert of the colored ladies of the
African NJ. e. Church. About one
third of the audience were white folks,
gentlemen and ladies, and it was
rather remarkable to see a number of
the highly conservative element pres
ent, and manifestly highly delighted
with the entertainment. We witness
ed but small portion of the perform
ance, but heard the whole generally
praised. Lennie Drown" by Mrs.
Il. Shelton; On the Beach at Long
Branch, +" by Mrs. Hardy, and Mis-
tress jerks, of Madison Square," by
Mrs. Henry Hart. were highly credit
able performances, and were warmly
encored, especially on the right side
of the house, which was occupied by
the white citizens, including some OF
the first families of the city. To-
night the tableaux and coHcert will
be repeated, and we can assure our
readers it will be highly amusing and
interesting.
PERsoNAL-J. s. Spidel, editor Of
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BSForeign Correspondence Paper,
note size, with Envelopes to match,
can be had at the JOURNAL Office.
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European Market.

By CabIe.l LONDON, June T.
.COSsoLs5- For money 923z: account 9gz.
AMERICAN sECURITIEs-t2 uiet and st-ady /;
SOS. $50. 81 -eks firm = RE IS5< Iii Ois
Central ~ +: A. & q. W., 80.
seGAR-Quiet and steady on spot; 30s Cd
I40s Tor common.
RCSIN-5s Sd.
HAvRE, June 7.-Cotton active; on spot
I45f; anOat l45f.
FRANKFORT, June 7.-Bonds sG5SaS81I.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-The cotton market
JIG active; mlddfnz uplaFds lI5<d: Orleans
I'D, tales l5,0J0 bales. CALIFORNIA; white
" heat Is Cd red Western 81 I'd. Flour Us.
Corn rs. oats 3 Sd. Barley and peas UNI
changed. PORK 81. Beef 81. Lard lis 81
Cheese so. Bacon 6ls Cd. Spirits OF petro-
leum Sd refined Is 711d. Tallow As.
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FETE DE NUIT-The grand fete on
Thursday evening, at the Artesian
Springs Park, promises to be the
erandest affair Of the season. Every
body is on the qpi ei0e for the grand
festival, and it is. expected that a
large delegation will come up from
Henderson. Col. Wehler will make
arrangements for all that may attend.
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BACON. FLOUR AND SALT. = We
offer to the trade full supply at the
lowest market prices.
l.. RUFFNER, JR. Il Co.,
jeStf No. North Water Street.
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:. No more useful article for steam
boats, packets, &C., can be found than
Dooley's Baking Eotodsr. The pur-
est Blking Powder in market, and
unlike all others. does not lose It's
strength by being brought Ia contact
with all sorts of atmospheres. Eco
nomical, easy to use, and makes light,
sweet biscuits, rolls. waf1es, cakes,
etc., to perfection. For sale by gro
GERS everywhere, je8-d3teod
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BG- For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils,
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, IS South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Pare
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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B1- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. I'm
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REMovAL.-We have removed to
the capaeious store room, No. 8 North
Water Street.
JEST L. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.
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PERsoNAL.-J. s. Spidel, editor of
the Henderson Reporter, was in the
city yesterday. He attended the
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
New Arrangeme en- t

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new office, at No.
6 South First Street, aud is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
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Scans. Oils and Candles.

Bg A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'s. If
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TO me Mayor and Common Council: - -
The undersigned has to report the
suspension of Peter Miller from police
duty, for conduct unbecoming an
officer.
/ would also recommend the ap-
poiutment of Joseph 0fferman 10
place of the said Miller.
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For RENr.-We direct attention to
the advertisement of the premises
lately occupied as a Restaurant and
Saloon, next door to Morgan. Read q
Co.'S shoe store. The lot is $50 feet
deep and the house well adapted to
any kind of business. $500