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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-19
CORRECTION.

To the Editor ofthe Kennebee Journal
The report in the Kennebec Journal Of the
debate on the subject of State liquor COM
mission at Bangor, which appears in your.
issue of this date, Hon. Mr.. Lang is reported
to have said 1.-The agent, (meaning Mr.. Brown,
city agent Of Bangor,) at one time made an
arrangement to have liquors sent by the Port
land agent, (meaning tpyself,) direct from
Boston without analyzing or assaying; it was
done and the per cent. was sent to the COM
missioner" g IL eM#YGkS9#
Either Mr.. Lang is not correctly reported
in the language attributed to him or he failed
to note or recollect the facts as presented to
the committee of which he is chairman.
I am confident Mr.. Lang did not intend to
misrepresent the case, and Mr.. Brown did
not bring the matter before the committee to
convict me of an illegal transaction to which
had it been such, he himself would have been
q party. Mr.. Brown referred to the case for
purpose entirely different. The facts in tie
case are simply these:
Mr.. Brown met my son in Boston, in July
of 1867, and stated that there was q lot Of
whiskey there which he wished to get. that he
had partially arranged with the commissioner
Of Massachusetts, to buy it for him and have
it analysed, but said he would prefer to have
it through the Office at Portland, because the
commission charged at the latter Office was
less than at the Boston Office, and that he
would have to pay for analysing at the Boston
office, which expense the commissioner Of
Maine always pays himself. 1t was on Mr.
Browns request to myself as well as my son
that the purchase was made, and it was billed
to me by the son Of Mr.. Brown of Boston,
and shipped direct from there to Bangor, but
not till after had obtained q sample of it and
had i, analysed. l now hold the certificate
of the State Assayer (No. 335, invoice book
page 23) sthat it was pure. The transaction
was strictly legal and Mr.. Brown stated chat
he wished to have it so.
As an act of justice trust you will give the
above an early insertion in your Journal.
EATON SHAW.
Portland, March l6, 1870.
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ONLY $40.

THE Wilson Family Bhuttls or Lock.
A stitch Sewing Machine, stitches aliFe
on both sides. VIII sew as nice. as fqsf
and as strong as any high priced sewing
machine, and it Will do all kinds OF aewe
ing as well as any other machine. VIM Isl
1t That the Wilson machine sells al so
and $50, while others sell at SIS aud $3.50
the reason is that 1 buy the Wilson MAJ
chine direct from the factory, for cash.
and the hlgh-prlced machines are sold on
commission, and have 20 go through sev-
eral hands before the purchaser gets them.
There Is the General Agent, Travelling
Agent and Local Agent; each OF these
agents get q high commission or salary.
That max The machine -high-priced, but
no better.
Call and examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself. Terms lfb-
eral. Each machine warranted for three
years.
can get one for SO or $50, that Will answer
the same purpose ofice corner sixth and
Main. Evansville, Ind. These machines
can also be had ut Rahm's store Lamagco-
corner Fulton Avenue and Sixth streets.
j. IN. GLEICHMAN, Agent for the coun-
ties of Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Spen.
Ger, Warrick and Pike, Ind, also for Hem
derson county Ky. mh4-lWd 3raw
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Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
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we make this unparalleled Offers To such
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CAIRO, March 25.-Port List-LeonIdas.
New Orleans to ~CiucinnatI. 9 u. M sam.
Orr, Evansville packet, o. Fanny Bran-
deis, Cairo TO Memphis 81 a.. Baker, Ten-
nessee River packet, II; Shamrock, Gin
clnnat1 to st. Louis, ia; IalLsman. Nash
willie packet, H. City OF Cairo, Memphis
to st. Louis, 4 A. NJ; Dexter, Louisville TO
New Orleans, s.; Commonwealth, New
Orleans to st. Louis, s. Silver Moon, Mem
phts TO Cincinnati, 81 Great Republic New
orleans TO 81, Louis 8; Nick Longworth
Louisville to New Orleans, 8; Dictator,
Cairo to Louisville, 9; Mary Alice, Louis
vile to St. Louis. 9; Edinburgh, Clncin-
natl to New Orleans, 3P. ~. Abeona. Gin
einnati to st. Louis, ~ Virginia, New
orleans to Louisville, 4; Grand Lake,
Memphis to Grand Tower, 5; ST. Marys,
New Orleans TO Louisville, o. River rose
one inch. Weather cloudy. Mercury 5F'
NASHVILLE, March IS. 80 River rising
with IL feet on Barpeth Shoals. Weather
1air ana pleasant. Advantageous, 4 ON
Cairo Hewsboy, from Memphis. Depart
ed-Ella Hughes, for Upper cumberland:
Tyrone, for Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-Arrfved-Davld
Watts, from Tennessee River: Bon Accord
from Mound City Viola Belle, from Mis-
souri, River Nick Wal and Post Boy,
from New Orleans; city OF Alton, from
Vicksburg; Victory, from Mugcatine: Rob
Roy, from Quincy; Adelia, iBselle, Wash
ingtOn and st Luke, from Missouri River.
Departed-Harry johnson, 10 Ieokuk ;
Schuyler, to Peoria; olive Branch, to New
Orleans; Minnesota, to Dubuque. River
risen 3 feet during the past As hours, and
rising fast. All the upper streams are
swelling and q freshet Is a-pprohended.
There is II feet water TO Keokuk and good
river to Dubuque. Weather clear and
mild.
A private despatch from New Orleans,
says the steamer Jefferson was burned TO
the waters edge and sunk, at the mouth OF
BLACK river, Sunday morning. No lives
We're lost IA boat was oWued by Thorn
as ana George ReR, and Henry DOhrmnm,
OF tnls city, and valued 40 SIS 900; insured
for 10000 in Pittsburg offices.
1ne steamer q ISees, Will leave hore for
Fort Benton, Montana, tomorrow the
first boat of the season.
MEMPHIS, March 28.-Weather clear and
warm River falling. Arrived. the Alice
Dean. from CINCINNATI. Departed, the La
barge, Lucy Bertram, aForsythe. Belle
Memphis, for 50. Louis; America. Tor Ar
kansas river; Pauline Carroll. for N. o.
VrCKsBURG, March 2s.-Up, Grand Ero.
u Walter Dance. Down, Tom asper.
mary Houston. Mollie Ebert, and belle
Lee. River failing. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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For oUter River Items See Third rage.

The weather grew cloudy last evening
with signs of rain.
There were no arrivals after 8 o'clock up
to a late hour.
/ The QuIckstep for Cairo; West Wind, for
Eastport. and Robt. Barns. for Memphis,
departed.
The Quickstep took out a good trip.....-..
The West Wind q a very fair trip OF
frieght.....-. We Jaw on Saturday, on board
the steamerN Nick Longworth a pair ofmon-
steK elk horns, over four feet between their
widest branches. beautifully gilded and the
twelve points counted with beautiful lit
balls, and bearing between their highest
points, a shield of red, white and blue, In
scrIbed as follows:
"PREsENTED
To the steamboat making the best time
from Ne = Orleans 10 NaLchez."
These horns nav been prepared by Capt
Hates & Bowers, and Will be put on exhibit
ton in New Orleans. We nam the Natchez
and the r. E. Lee, as the contestants. They
are beauties, and the boats are clippers......
The Sunday Schools OF Mt. Vernon have
sent to New York for q magnificent Bible,
to be presented to the new steamer Idle
wild, as a mark of gratitude to Captain
Gus. Dusouchet for his kindness to those
schools Lass summer when I'm
of the grand and beautiful
The Evansville arrived at 1880 A. D., with
a full trip.----The p. w. Strader had
not arrived at l O'Clock this morning. Shit
nav be positively expected early to-day,
en- route to New Orleans.
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pfTTsBURG, March 28.-The Monongahefa
"a rising, with Is feet: Allegheny rising,
with I6 feet; at 9reenkboro, IL feet and
rising; Brownsville, rising fast, with Is
feet; OIL city stationary, with 9 feet and
9inches ArTived-Belle. from Wheeling;
JuIi-, GAINESVILLE: Arlington, Cincinnati.
W. H. BrOWny Goa merchant, has recef we'd
information OF the sinking of three coal
Thursday morning last, 70 miles below
Louisville; less $4,000. Saturday night,
about 10 O'Clock, three men and O woman
attempted 10 cross HougoiOgheny River.
q miles above here, In a small fiat: it be-
gan leaking and sank rapidly. Gilbert
two men swan shore. Business on the
landing moderate. Raining almost unin-
terruptedly since Saturday night. Their
mometer $50.
CIECTNRATI. March &.-River risen
feet 6 inches during the last "a hours, with
81 feet In the hanne and IS feet space nm
der the bridge. Arrtved-R. r.. Hudson.
Wren, from Kentucky River: AnnIe Ian,
RE, from Kanawha; st, Charles. from
PIttsburg- Departed Glasgow. 10 Pitts
burg; Brooks, TO st. Louis; Phil. Sheridan,
TO st. Paul.
LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Riyer II feet 6
inches in canal, 10 feet6 inches on falls,
Port list-P. w. Strader, Cincinnati to N.
Orleans; Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis: 5.
j. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Camelia
st. Louis 20 Plttsburg; Peytona, from New
Orleans; Norman Evansville TO Cincin-
natl; Messenger, New Orleans TO Pitts
burg.
NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-Arrfved. In
diana. Departed, Bismark, to = I. Louis:
Alaska, TO Cincinnati.
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ANOTHER Cold BATH.-NO little
excitement was created on the levee
yesterday evening, by the narrow cs-
ape of a team of horses, attached to
an express wagon, from drowning,
Tom. Bullen with a team attached to
the express wagon formerly used by
Mark, Warren & Co., drove into the
river In front of Brown & Co.'S wharf
boat. The near side animal, as they
were approaching the water, became
manageable and obstinate, and
rushed madly into thu river until
broughtu up by the wharf boat. When
the horses we're beyond their depth,
Mr.. Bullen leaped upon the wharf
boat, and by herculean efforts with
the aid Of others, succeeded in rescu-
ing the team and wagon with only the
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LECTURE.-The Library Directory
have engaged Colonel Richard Owen
to lecture next Thursday evening
March 81. in the Opera House, for
the benefit of the Library. Colonel
Owen is now Professor OF Chemistry
at Bloomington University. Having
travelled on the Continent and in the
Orient last year, he is amply able to
delight those who attend his lectures.
His subject will be Palestine and
Turkey" Admission so cents; Gal
lery % cents. Reserved seats "a
cents extra.
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GPRnd EGrR.
Surveyors Notice.

a IL PERSONS INTERESTED VIII
tTke notice that on the 3lst day OF
March, 1870, we Will apply TO the County
Surveyor TO run the lines and p~erpeLunfe
the corners Of the following described
tracts OF land.
West half of northwest quarter OF north
west quarter Of Section al, Township 6,
Range 10;
East half OF northwest quarter Of NORTH
west quarter, same section;
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter.
same section;
Southeast quarter and southwest qunr-
ter of northwest quarter, anne sections
Northwest quarter and southwest quar-
ter Of northeast quarter, sane section
East half northeast quarter, same sec
ton and west half OF northwest quarter
OF Section II, alp 8, Range 10.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
JAMES GREEN WOOD,
mill 3wW WILLIAM E. WILSON.
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HnnIeE,a aaking P0Rder

Stands unequaIed for making light,
healthy and nutritious rolls, biscuits.
griddle cakes, etc. The Ingredients
used in the manufacture of this DOW
der are not only chemically pure, but
so proportional that the results pro-
duced are the same each time. In
this respect it possesses superiority
over all others in the market. Only
two teaspoonfuls are required for a
quart of -four. For sale by grocers
generally. Use DOOLEY's BAKING
POWDER only. (TuThuSat MARIO.
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INrERLoPERs. "A circumstance
that was quite noticeable last night, at
the Democratic City Convention, was
the prominent part taken by certain
new corners and hackneyed. irrespon-
sible politicians. The reign of the car
pet-baggers seems to have been in
augurated in that party. The old
standbys, the responsible, substantial
Democrats, have given way TO interlo-
pers, who have DO material interest
in the welfare of the city.
Has it come to this, that the Old
Guard in their despair must perfOrce
call on Saint Tammany and his i'm
ported cohorts to save them from
political perditiOn. Shades of the
gel lorious past forbl1l
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which year the error occurred, owing to
the loose manner in which the account
has been managed. Orders are issued from
s loose stock of blanks, instead of from a
book in which the stub wOuld be pre-
served, as with bank checks, Inc conse-
Quently IL cannotb be demonstrated that all
the orders issued ave been registered,
and h schedul of orders received from
h Treasurer, are of no value for refer
ence, because In one case part of them are
missing, and in the other the num-
bers Of the orders are not stated. I
would urge that q new edition of or
Gers be prepared at once, numbered
and oun In book form, that the printed
schedules be furnished 10 the ~Treasurers
on which to max up their lists or orders
to be cancelled, and that \ orders them
selves, when cancelled, be nled Tor al
least three years instead OF being burnt as
heretofore. Being unable to determine IN
which year the error occurred, L nave
stated the amount issued and cancelled
during year as shown by the Register and
Ledger in first schedule, and the amount
outstanding as shown by transfers 10 new
Iedgers in exhibit of debt. It is probable
that some portion of the latter amount
may have been cancelled and not RECORDED
but if so, Il cannot be ascerta1ned Wnicn
orders or how many. / have examined
the Treasurer's accounts for both u last
and current year and believe them cofrecb'
Respectfully submitted,
j. e. MARTIE
r.
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MILLsBURG, Centre Co., Penn,
March 10. 1870,

Messrs. Cloud, Akin d Co.:
GENTLEMEN-The box of Clouds
I~nvigorating Cordial has arrived. The
express charges are outrageously
high. but | am glad to get the medi-
cine. You have selected, L see, one
of our best men for Agent here.
[ have two daughters who, for a
time, seemed to be in a decline from
general debility, and threatened also
with ~scrofulG. My brother-in-law
w. IL. Watson. of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered q
half dozen for my daughters, which 1
am happy to say has entirely relieved
them both, after We had exhausted
the skill Of many of our best physi-
clans. It ought not to be kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON MORRIS.
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I. o. o. f. ELEcTIoN.-Evansville
Encampment No. 20 last night elected
tho following officers:
r.. L. Schor, Chief Patriarch.
s. p. Schwing, High Priest.
H. S. Bennett, Senior Warden.
John Jamison, Junior Warden.
Thomas NJ. Smith, Scribe.
w. @. Turnock, Treasurer.
The following are the representa-
tives to the Grand Eueampment: J.
N. Knox, E. P. Elliott, and w. G.
Turnock.
The Crescent Lodge will elect OH
GERS tonight.
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RUNAwAY.--A team of horses
attached to a butcher wagon dashed
down Water Street, yesterday after
noon, to the no small CONSERVATION
of the people and teams passing.
Below Sycamore Street they left
Water Street and took TO the wharf.
When down nearly to the foot of
Fulton Avenue they got stuck in the
mud and stopped voluntarily. No
damage was done.
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OH FATIIER,a II

Or THE nwritten Word by the pOpu-
lar author OF Night Scenes ~ Ghe Bible.
His last works immense sale makes GER
tain this ones success. AL who ave one
want the ether. ROse-tinted paper. Steel
EngraVlngs. -C1ergymen, Teachers, ener-
getic men and ladies' wanted in every
township to act as agents. a paying busl-
ness. Send FOR Circular. ZEiGLER, Nc
Ohio. mhAl W4W
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PHILHARMONIC SooIETY.-The new
hall over Warren & C~Onyngton's
Musical Palace" being now fur
nished, the Society will meet there
this evening, at the usual hour, and
it is hoped every member will be
present.
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L0S9 "A MANHn0n

DESUEEIEG FROM THE F0LLIEs
~ OF Youth. Young, mtddle-aged or
even old men permanently restored to
manly Yigor, by the sure and only kn0t0n
remedies, to be had 40 the western Medical
Office, l87 Sycamore Street. Cincinnati. %.
Send stamps for circular. female diseases
speediIV cured. Medicine by mall. Recent
cases OF private disease cured I'm three
days. No charge tfahI cured. Nursing far-
nishedt lWlYr
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., of the Evansville Warehouse,
sell between twenty and thirty hogs
heads of tobacco this morning, at
the usual hour, Among the lot is
some fair leaf worth from $15 TO $50
per hundred.
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LENT.-The usual Lenten services
will be continued this evening at the
Church Of the Holy Innocents, com
mencing at "a O'Clock.
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WALL PAPER.
It. Hopkins 81 Co.,
No. ID First st.

Just received, a large and elegant as
sortment of decorative and plain
paper hanging, for Halls, Parlors,
Dining-rooms, Chambers, Stores,
Public Halls and Churches. We
have secured the services of a profess
sional Paper Hanger, from the East.
Parties desiring decorative and fine
paper hanging done in artistic style,
can leave their orders. Specimens of
paper hanging can be seen at our
atore. mar23 Ivy
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Total Expenditures

The report was accepted and or
dered to be spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Hopkins moved that the Coun-
Gil meet on Friday night, to finish up
the business of the gear, and asked
that all persons having claims con-
traeted by the present Council, be re-
ouested to bring them in; concurred
In.
Ordered that a Committee of the
Council meet Oh Wednesday night. to
cancel orders.
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CHURoH FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of
the Vine Street Presbyterian church
have determined to hold their Sofia
bic or Festival on the night of the
9TH proximo, in the Masonic Hall.
They are making extensive and active
preparations to render the affair
worthy the most liberal patronage.
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SECOND WARD.-The meeting In
this Ward was a very happy one.
Mr.. Marcus Sherwood was called 10
preside.
Following the suggestion of the
Convention. Rallyiug and ChalIeng-
ing Committees were appointed.
Mr.. Alvah johnson being called on,
made a few remarks, thanking the
citizens for the honor conferred in
nominating him for the Council. He
had not sought the office, but being
nominated, he now frankly said he
wanted to be elected. He pledged
his efforts for the success of the
whole ticket, before election and af-
ter election, for the good of the city.
Mr.. Johnson's speech was received
with great applause, and the meeting
adjourned to meet on Thursday night
in full force, to attend the ratification
meeting.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The young
men who made the disturbance at
the Opera House, on Saturday. re-
pented their folly, and pleaded guilty
before the Recorder. At the earnest
solicitation of Mr.. Il. W. Bippus,
who guarantees the general good
character Of one Of them, their names
arc omitted.
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FIaHr ON THE FAYETTE. A
counle Of colored deck hands on the
Fayotte, got into a difficulty over
their dinner, and undertook to fight
It out. One of them doubled the
other up into a coal bin, and bid fair
to use him up if the mate had not in
terfered and driven one of them
ashore. No arrests we're made.
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se5~ The photography of tho COur-
Ter is being adopted By its party.
The Convention was Illuminated with
a transparency labelled "Pidgeon
Greek"
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PoLITICAL.-The meeting in the
First Ward. appointed for last night,
adjourned to meet at the same place
on Wednesday evening.
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Coal CINDlsRs.-A lot of good Gin
ders at this Office can be had by any
one who will haul them away
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HOME AGAIN.-Mr. Osborne Reilly
and Mr.. &. A. Weber arrived home.
from New York, last night.
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BSy language of the Democratic
party in EYausyille-Pidgcon Eng
lish.
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COUYCEn
COUNCIL CHAMBER, I
EuorcwfTta Moreb % IS-0 I

~ OHAM BELf
Evansville, March %, lS70.(
The Council met at the usual hour,
His Honor, the Mayor, presiding.
Present-Councilmen Steinbaeh
Hopkins, Semonin, Orr. HodsoR.
Steineker, Wiltshire and Doughty.
Neutrality-suspicious. Stumpf.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
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SRA boz, fftcen or sixteen years
OF age, who can write a good hand,
can get a situation at Lyons.
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ANOTHER EDITOR CowHIDED. -
Maritz Langeloth, local editor of a
German Democratic paper, the Union,
in Chicago, was cowhided in the
street on Friday last for libeling an
actress. He says, in a card, that his
assailant hit him with a " brickstone."
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LIVE n LET I Y

Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
OYSTERS-FRE SH-are The Best
Medicine to Strengthen tie Weak and
make Tie Strong StroagerU
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN q. SCHWEIzER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
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PosEY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Jones left for Mt. Vernon last even
ing to hold his Court. Judge DeBru-
Ter, of Rockport. accompanied him,
being engaged in an important case.
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BJ- Arnold's, Stevens and Curtis
Writing Ink at the JOURNAL Office.
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BH~ Fine steel pens of different
brands, at the JOURNAL Office.
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SEREEADE.-The Cornet Band dis
coursed sweet music in a serenade to
the Journal last night. They have
the thanks of all hands. their music
being dalichtfnl.
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MEETINGS To NIGHT.-Tho meet
ings to night are as follows:
Third Ward-Uourt House.
Fifth Ward = Jackson Engine
House.
Sixth Ward - Lamaseo Engine
House.
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SGr The best Writing Inks at the
JOURNAL Office.