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

1t contains all the News of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Aail.
variety is the Spice of Life,'' and every
ssue of the JOURNAL is full OF a variety OF
ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Raadin Q
It publishes Reports of the Markets 81
all the commercial centers of the country
Its Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
It aims to be reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead Of all others In
every respect.
The aim of its Editors Is to make it the
paper for the people; instructive to all:
sought for by the business man. the
farmer, the professional man. the me-
chanic; household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, to make it as
nearly EVERYBoDY's paper as possible.
Rtuer Men a0iU find our Reports not ez-
ceged by any paper in The great MisstssspDf
Valley!
Our facilities for doing all kinds of
Job Printing for Steamboats, are an
equGled.
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~Mr. Mexican Buchanan, in his
speech on the stage at the Opera
House last night, said that be bad
understood that nothing but legs
would take" in Evansville, and that
If he had to leave here before the
time he had appointed to stay. when
ever he returned he should fetch the
legs with him, as he played for money.
Mr.. Buchanan did not probably
calculate on two things that have a
strong tendency to reduce the size of
theatrical audiences just now in Ev-
Evansville, I. e.. the powerful religious
revival and the arrival Of the season
of Lent. The audience, though mea-
gre, showed no lack of appreoiating
Sir. Buchanan's artistic merit, but it
was evident that to those who did at
tend the performance, his acting gave
entire satisfaction.
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chicago KarKeE.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. March 2.
FLoUR-Is in moderate demand and IN
chang d.
WIIEAT-More seiive and firmer; S905871z
for No. I, aud 791Ss0S0Iz for No q closi q z
quiet al 7915470Z; market unchanged this
afternoon.
CoRN-Fairly active and drmer and yale
higher: 70g70% for No. 2. and 499521z for
no grade; this afternoon the market was
firm at 70lz for Eo.2
OATs-Sleady and quiet, at 377sg33c for
No. 2.
RYE-Duu and hrmer, at 679675z for
No. 2.
BARLEY-Nominal.
HIGHwINEs- Quiet at 95Q0Gc.
MISS PoRK-Is firmer and SO higher,
at SO 90.
LARD-Dull and nominally unchanged.
HoGS-Dressed quiet aud easier, closing
at $40 25alO 50, dividing on 200 pounds; live
quiet at sS@92j.
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boulsvIIle RarKet.

by EeissTaph.l LOUTsvILLB March. 2
ToBACCo-Sales of 234 hhds, at So 9OaI4 60
Tor Trash to COOL Medium Leaf: mars ~
firm and unchanged.
GoTToE-DuIl; Iniddling PIG.
fLoUR-Extra family 50 as 80.
WHEAT-SL 119I p.
CoRN-93c.
OATS-63c
KYE-90c sacked.
so PRz6oV1sIoNs-Shade hrmer; mess pork
BAcoN-@h oulders 12zc; clear lib I5s<c;
eiear sides 1885, bulk shoulders lie; clear
r1p l41zc; clear sides I5c.
LARD-Iterce 16c; key I7c
HAMs-Fancy sugar cured I9Lc
WHISKY-RaW 95ldg6c.
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RATCEEEoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world. Harmless, reliable, instantan eous !;
does not contain lead nor any VttGEic poi
son TO produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Wanted and delusfve preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 80 years uutarnlShed reputation TO
uphold it's integrity as The only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied at Is Bond Street, New
YarE ffeI0
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HEEDERsoN. ~, May 2s, 1860.
MessTs. ". q. JOlanSOn q Bro
My hogs have had Cholera twice IL
both instances your ING CHOIERA
MEDICINE" has cured them Il believe-
II used according 10 directions, IL is a GER
tain preventive and cure / also believe.
II gudiciousIy used, IL VIII cure Chicken
ChoLefa. III. l.. CHEANEY.
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sea goeE Drg aooda nnraal.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 2.
The agony In the print market is over.
and confidence fully restored by the ac-
ton OF agents this day. In reducing their
rates, as follows: Merrimac ID fabrics.
l2ci do Sheeting lI1zc; do Chintz lac and
90 W Check aud stripes BIC: do fancies
1512ci Robes l2c; Aliens SheettnR and fam
eies II Pes Frocks I2c; Pinks I2Lc; Amer1-
can 1l1ac; Gloucester ltZc; manchester
Il1ac; Lancaster liHcs Oriental IL Nc Rich
mond lI&c; AmOskeag l0c: Sim psons lie;
Albion ll9l2e. The Eastern Ginghams
are reduced to 221zc. The market for Cot
tons Is very firm, with the following
changes: A Wamsutta 2lLc; Wamsutta
% nc; warren FF TO zoe; Iuscarora l9c.
Market closing strong.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, hIarch2.
CoTT0E-W Weak; rnfddling 22JZa2g5<: salss
G000 bales.
FLOUR-Firm S. 1906 Is to s8 co.
CORN-sl coal n.
OATs-66G67c.
BRAN-scarce at %.
HAY-Eas1er 81 &3A135 %.
PoRK-s29423 so.
BAcoN-Dull at l85[0l7l< 70 1ec, and hams
9dt0c.
LARD-Tiercs doll at I6ci keg IgQIsI.
SUGAR-Prime HE.
MOLASSEs-DuiI and lower; prime Zoe
WHISKY Raw 81 o.
l7zgl75<'
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FINE DIsPLAY.-The elegant dis
playin the show window ats. Bruner's
Hoop.Skirt Factory, on First Street,
last night, was greatly admired by all
observers, the ladies especially.
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PENsoNAL.-Mr. Edward McGrif,
son of our worthy City Clerk, who
has been for several months in
Chicago, pursuing the study of Civil
Engineering, returned to this city yes
terday. His numerous friends extend
him a hearty welcome.
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EgThe Courier of yesterday in
forms the public that certain, Cor un-
certain? p parties are going about the
country. examining receipts, leases,
&C., for missing stamps. Examine
your papers before they arrive.
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Express MATTER.-The Adams
EXPRESS Company take possession of
the Express business in this city to-
dav. Messrs. VIM. Sherwood, Geo.
". Hill. and L. G.. Adair. late of the
Illinois Central Railroad, will be the
Messengers. Messrs. Sherwood and
Hill having long been in the employ
OF the company, are well and favora-
bly, known in this city, and the eitl-
zens generally will be pleased that
they are retained.
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zemphis Harket.

b. felegraph.l NEEPHIs. March 2.
CoTToN-Is dull and nominal at ne
Receipts 1872 bales. Exports S26 bales.
FLOUR-DuIl; sGpe1hne al - ".
CoRN-Steady at 9OcgsSc.
OATs-Dull az &c.
HAY-Easy at c23.
BRAN-LoWer at ga W.
PORK-Ecarce at SO.
IARD-At I5dl6cs
5BACoS-Active; Shoulders 1414ci sidesI41s
@I51zc..
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w The beautiful weather yester-
day, brought out focks of ladies, but
exerted such a benign influence on
people generally, that no startling
sensations were developed.
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mch3-6td

s- ALL claims against the steam
err Fayette while in the Evansville and
Cairo trade will be promptly settled
at my Office, No. 5, South Water
Street.
Office hours to I'm.
Marble DUKE NICHOLSON.
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lCOmmun1cat u
Dr.. Tiffany.

Editor Daily Journal
With you, I take pleasure in say
ing, that the citizens of Evansville,
owe thanks to the Evansville Lii
brary Association" for securing DR..
Tiffany, ofNew Brunswick, New Jer-
sey, to deliver two or three lectures,
on the 9th, 10th and 18th, inst.
DIR. Tiffany has no superior, in ora
tory and eloquence. in this country.
He thrills and electrifes his audience.
[ have heard him when he was sur
passipgly grand. His second lecture
IN the same place, is always attended
with a greatly increased audience.
Ishould regret, if any ofour citizens,
from the want Of the knowledge Of
the wonderful powers of. the. man.
should fail to hear him.
Yours,
JAMES HILL.
The is fully endorsed by the
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B%A Democrat speaking of the
changing Of the Ward boundaries of
the city, yesterday, denounced the or
dinance making these changes as gOr-
naandiztng How'll me gracefully,
till I faints ginteelIy."
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B@The remains Of Mrs. Ashley,
remain as yet, unburisd. The uDusu-
al appearance of the corpse leading
the friends to doubt that life is yet
extinct.
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REooRDER's CoURT.-The follow
ing minutes were entered On the
records of this court yesterday.
Charles johnson, d. d., Sc 25;
Louis Goodsell. d. d., S. %;
VIM. Gordon, d. d., So 25;
Platt Bush, breaking windows,
So %:
Jack Stone. fighting, 81 So;
Julia liable. accused Of being dis
orderly, was dismissed.
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FOR RALE

A Farm Of Hinsty.-Thro8 Acres
7rg1FrY THREE ACHES ana "a haif
- arc cleared aud ln high stale on auIa
tyaLouf the Daihnce iu good IluLartf I'd Is
within four aud halt miina cd Fvanas
vile, and f. guaranteed o. nroIncI fr1m
nliY % one hundred bushels of conn ia
the Dcre. 10 o0uld 30 rented fof 90 nH
acre and can be- bought Tor GO nu nera.
one-lpifo cash. and Use balance Iu ono.
two m4d three years. Inquire nf
JOHN HHYTU
Division, BET. Ffth and Sixth strnr..
lfel8 0Ewff|
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European MaFkeis.

By Cable.l PARIS, March 2
Bourse firm; rentes "A francs IS centimes,
LIVERPOOL, March 2-CoTToN - Irreg-
ular; middl1ng uplands U1S91I1zc; Orleans
Il5zc; sales of 10000 bales.
BREADsrUFFs-Quiet California white
wheat 9s; red Western No. z rs Cd; Winter
IS Cd Western flour I9s 80.
CORN-NO. mixed E7s027s Cd.
OATs-2s Sd.
BARLEZ-5s
PEAs-34s Cd.
PoRK-92s Cd:
BEEF-l03s 81.
LARD-64s.
CHEEsE-73s.
BACON-T6s.
SPIRITS Petroleum Is I'd; refined do Is
lls4d.
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ng Four homeless, houseless,
Greenback- .ess tramps lodged at the
Third Stree engine hoase last night.
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MoKEAN BUCHANAN. - At the
Opera House, last night, Mr.. Buchanan
opened with Richelieu, to a very
meagre audience, which was owing
probably. to a great extent, to the
fact that he arrived day earlier than
at first announced.
It is difficult to give a complete
criticism of Mr.. Buchanan's acting.
In many parts it rose to actual sub
Unity, while in the main it seemed to
give ample satisfaction.
With the stimulus that good, full
house always gives. particularly ifthe
house was warm, there is no doubt but
Mr.. Buchanan would elicit the heart
lest applause; but with a house so
miserably warmed, and in the absence
of the enlivening feature of the or
chestra, it would require better acting
than Evansville ever saw to awaken
much enthusiasm.
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"a The Grand Jury meets next
Monday. Invitations to attend, will
be served with due ceremony, on sew
eral persons, who viii no doubt be
surprised at the honor.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of
fire, last evening, was caused by the
burning out of a chimney on Leet
street, opposite Councilman Wilt
shire's Cooper Shop.
The engines were out promptly, and
ran in the direction indicated, but
learned, when within two or three
squares, that all danger was past.
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B%The City Collector was engaged
yesterday. in selling city property for
delinquent tsxes.
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b~ Best bow of the JOURNAL. to
Messrs. Carmody and Nelson, for an
exquisite boquet.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
N0iIce.

All those having claims against the
estate of Q. F.Schultz, deceased. are re-
quested to hand in their bills to +.
Won Roy. Immediately 1t
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THE RELIGIOUS INTEREST.
UNION MEETINGS.

UNION MEETINGS.
The meeting last evening. in Trini-
ty Methodist Church. was well at
tended. by about the usual number
of people.
Rev. Mr.. Martin, of the Vine
Street Church. preached the sermon
with great ability and effect.
About twenty persons rose fol
prayers. and in the inquiry meeting
that followed, as deep an interest was
manifested as on any previous occa-
sion.
The meeting was largely composed
of young people. and was in most re-
spects, counterpart of the meeting
on Tuesday evening.
The evening meetings are contin.
ued at this Church during the week
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@The lady members of Colfax
Rebekah Degree Lodge, will meet at
the residence of P. L. Geissler, this
afternoon, to finish work on Regalias.
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ST.. PAUL EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
There will be services at this church
this evening at q O'Clock.
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B@ Ash "Wednesday was marked by
appropriate ceremonies yesterday In
the Catholic and Episcopal churches.
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Tax SALEs.-Collector Greek was
engaged yesterday afternoon, in sell
ing lots for delinquent taxes and will
continue the sale to-day.
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% Six cases at the Recorder
Court, yesterday. Business is look
ing up.
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Ez- To remove Moth-Patehes, FreckIes,
and Tan from the face. use PeTTg's Moth
and FreckIe Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.,
B. G. PERRY. Sold by all druggists.
,,OxyIT dlral SIM
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By Telegraph NEW YoRE. March ?.
MoNEY-Easy; 4dS on call.
STERLIEG-S1z.
GoLD-Qulet and lower; opened at 81 l0sz
fell TO 81 lo14 and Closed at 81 1871; carry
ing rates 3Gg5 per cent; clearances S75,000,O 900.
GOYERNAIENTs-We aK and closing at
about the lowest prices OF the day. Bonds
are higher here than in Europe and con-
siderable sales have been made by foreign
hnnlxara
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IA Medium. DENY, and Cap Blank
Books for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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R- Make your income returns
before the 10th, under penalty.
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wATCHMA K1NG.
LOSS OF MANHOOD.

~ ESULEING FR0M THE F0LLIES
-E8g of Youth. Young, middle-aged or
even old men permanently restored to
manly vigor, b. the sure and only Ello1Cl
remedies, TO be had at the Western Medical
Office, 1877 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, o.
Send stamps for circular. Female diseases
speedily cured. Medicine by mail. Recent
cases Of private disease cured in three
DAYS. No charge until cured. Nursing fur
nished, wlyr
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p@ Carter's and other Writing
Inks at the JOURNAL Office.
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~. Stationery. best quality at the
JOURNAL Office.
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E0 A superior quality of Initial
paper at the JoURNvL Office.
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CITY NEW S.

E@Mr. Buchanan appears as Ham
LET, at the Opera House. tonight.
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph.l NASHVILLE, March ?.
Cot oN-puli: low middling zoe; good
ordinary l9c Stock 1900 bales.
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We not only give you the certificates OF
some OF the best men Of the county. but
WAhhANF ~ 10 90 All we claim. Try it.
saving or one hog Will pay for enough 10
cure hundred. II your bogs are not sick
Is q trial. " ~ '@
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For assessment OF sidewalks improve
mentat Original Plan OF tho CITY OBJ EvH rs.
VIE Lot number one, Al subdlvt anon oN
Lot number eighty four. $50 l8t<rg1 farf.
owned ~ Joseph Nonnemnn..a....... es8 III
mar2-tf IOMM aREHIE. nIlu n.LI..L.-
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HOLFELDER q sEEEzAHNia
49, Danoinu hcademt

AT MARLETT HALL.
. we beg leave 60 lhform our friends and
the public generally that 40 hnwn fuaf
opened o. pew Course OF Dancing. nt areI.iI#
reduced rates.
Parents DESTROYS Of having their ch lIdr0n
educated in the reruaicuufeau arr ugnIH
90 wen 10 ontruft The same Do our care.
While we spare no EFFORTS No. tenehfun. rga
ViOr OF all scholars.
Satisfactory references com be- Given
Prices arc na follows
FOR Gentlemen Who have all
ready taken ono course with
For Gentlemen not cOmufent
uoF Ta7f -'''''f tf'''-ff.s.. .t Uor clHIf
-, tsaliy .,s.'..-'.. .......... bon cuurea
g. ~. ...... ,,.-..0I uaF c1urH8
70 order ~ reasonable rafoa
,.oo 49, hDLt ELDER ~ BEEMA s1g.
JA1J d3mi Mar.eft Hail. cor. Main Il rinn
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ReadI Readl Read


HEh DEksoN KY, May 2. 1863.
AesaTs. " 81. johnson e Bro
On the 18th OF January last / took charge
OF the farm of Atkinson a. Holloway, IN
Union County, Kentucky. 1 found theiI
hogs In very bad condition from Cholera
some twenty-five having died, and the
balance (about seventy sick. After
TOOK Charge about twenty-five more Of
them died. On the 22d OF February 4 got
uily pounds or your HOG CHOLERA
MEDICINE" which commenced feeding
70 the rest according 20 directions. IL
acted like - charm, curing them all ex-
cept one that could not cat. 4 have been
Feeding II 70 them since as n preventive,
and have observed no symptoms OF ChoI-
era. but noticed great Improvement. They
are now as hne-lOokiBg hogs as L ever saw.
1 believe that forty out OF the nifty that
died might have been saved by the use OF
this medicine. Up 10 the present time i
have used about twenty-five pounds.
Yours MARION DUNCAN.
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pRuGaTsTR.
T0MN LAv AM
Wholesale ava aeta, ID brarri.r

Dealer pa
@e0leinel. Pants, OILS, Bruahes. DO
kh At. het. Second and Tbtra.
aFUuatile. Iud.
particular attention given FL gfITrrlrn
MlhlP)-t 1hhh4 70 anvttva. iiuuI dff
ia ttHI -beautnuI, WeiI-luproFrli r..4...
- llD acres, AJO bearing apple freea frreir#
Illinois. Cam bee had an n bafvnfr 81. l..ffs
ing on Wa hheN q MAIrf -0N. ff0r.
hsyal Anlfa street, between Main ann f.as
--- LII. III
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Advertisements, IN this colun1 r, Of three
ines. each insertion, Thirty Cents.
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of DooLEY's BAKING POWDER to a
quart of -four are necessary to pro-
duce extra biscuits, rolls, Sc, while
those of ordinary manufacture re-
quire nearly double that quantity.
This is. sowing to its perfect purity and
extra strength. Aside from this fact,
each package contains the full amount
that is represented. Hence, DooLEY's
is the cheapest, best and most reliable,
in market, and takes the precedent of
all others. Groeers keep it every
where. mari TuThSat
rag We are just receiving a full
supply of 280 lbs, or small barrels of
salt. BAIRD & START,
Agents Mason City Salt Go.
feb26 1w
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u. =. Montgomery vs. William 4. Hu.
Before Levi Newman. Justice of the
Peace OF Armstrong Township, Wander
burgh County, Indiana.
Ut APPEARING By AFFIDAVIT
n on ne ia my 9fiice that said William
4. Hi, defendant In the above entitled
diana
Notice Is hereby given to the said VIVA
T. Hill OF the tendency Of this action, and
that the same Will stand for trial baiore
me at my Office, In said township. on nc
Goth day Of March, 1870.
Witness my hand and seal, thIs lgfh dav
OF Feb uary, A. ID. 1870.
lsEALl. LEVI KEWMAN.
mh5 Wob Justice.
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inning EngtHcers, El0ucyors. DC.
EvArsTlLln, IyD.
Ds Office iu washington Bloch tIf,r
GERS WlA pe promp tiy attended 10.
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Ia The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
ian8 SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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TERES-TnyarEabI fa Asgvan sc.
DATTV TnTTRNAT
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FoUR OFFIcEs-C Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to @. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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Mr.. duncan IS employed ns above stated.
believe him 10 70 an honest and reliable
man, and the facts stated are true.
GEO. ATKINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12

But little over four weeks remain TO
the State election, Yet remarkable quiet
pcr,ade> political circles Possibly the
war in Europe cngrosscs public attention
bu; most likely ,his state OF affairs Is a.
trilu,ahlc to the onc-sjj,@ condition OF
things. All are waiting with curiosity 10
see what will come from the death s,rug-
giles and mor,gsry tlgoes OF the dcmoc-
racy, ia their second anal 9 u attempt to
ge, candidate Tor Governor. The
Chamberlain movcmyn, ha> gone "vh,rc
the wood me ,wiuy,h, and now the men
tallcdo,vho v,,e ,op.a' second fiddle
in ease of a failure 10 carry OFT the origi-
nal plans, are backing out. Kimba1
won't take &, and thinks smith ought To.
tc.a,. b. b1, been g4 dozen alt iu,
iaq % '7>t,
Ia Use meantime, We can oalywaji with
patience Bring ont Your man, gentle
man, II you have 20, oay-ond Vcwii 90
to wors. Otherwise, We >h9,, have a dali
campaign I;all RESTS with YOU, brother
Democrats. Whether on not We >haI. have
an election Iii, year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12

Our SWEDISH CoLoNY.-We get the
most gratifying reports from the colony
at New Sweden. Within 4 week after
The arrival OF the emigrants, few OF
them had piled, burned and cleared two
acres of land and sowcd it with English
turnips. The larger part of the colony
are steadily nj work building houses and
telling trees. The advantages OF this
settlement, has attracted the attention of
Swedes in the West. and Mr.. Thomas has
received letters of inquiry from seven of
these people in Illinois. The replies are
reported to be satisfactory and it is an
ticipated that the colony will receive the
accession of these individuals, to be fol.
lowed by others Of the same nationality
now in the West. Ancwly arrived Swedo
SAW notice of the settlement in paper
at Bangor, and after informing himself of
the condition Of things at once joined the
colony. Mr. Thomas. ithe Commissioner
brought with him from Europe library
Of about 200 Swedish books with which
he will form tho foundation of free
public library He asks contributions of
English books, and we do not imagine
that the appeal will be disrcgarded.
These reports are very encouraging, and
will tend to increase the interest OF the
people in this infant settlement.