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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
1900 POLICIES
ISSUED IN SIX MONTHS.
Guarantee Interest Plan.


ANESTsREi Y NEW, F,EAQURE
Number of annual premiums limited, varying
fro "A five to twenty ,two, aecor ding to age. Six
per cont compound intere.t guaran anteed from the
comrnencetacnt To the end Of the paying period
on all the paynonts, OF till the sum insured shall
have been accumulated.
Monetary value Of tho policy during tho pay
ing period averages more than Twelve per cent
Compound Interest and subsequently, during. the
whole period Of life, fho Policy pays an annuity
on its face equal to about six per cent. At death
the amount insured passes uuimpaired to tho rep.
| res entatives of the deceased.
TEMPORARY INSURANCE, whereby each
annual Promium raid sccares To all holders "f
Life Policies DOUBLE THE TERM OFINsUR,
ANCE allowed by other New York, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Pcnnsy lvania or Western ComPanies
gencr,lly. 80.
Premiums payable either on The ALI CASH d.
PART LOAN plan. H,-r.r3t- 80 ~
The Empire was the FIR r Eastern G mpany
to comply with the re-, a relnents of The New
State Law, and has filed certificates showing the
Deposit Of 100000 for the security Of policy
holders with Com .nissioper King.
Live, energetic, TRUTHFUL men wanted NJ
travelling and local agents The cmnbncd al.
vantages offered by the "EMPiRE" make it tie
BEST Company for reliable men to e~uyass for
in the counlry.
j. q. MELLEN, Nanneer.
For eiissouri. Kansas 4 Sout'n IIlineis,
II, C. SMITH, Sup't of Agencies.
Office 4OI n. Fourth street, st. Louis.
4. II. HARRIS, Local Agent,
! or,4'69na2ly TROY, MD.
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County Judicial Convention.
DEmocRArIc ExectrIrE Cow Roors-n

/ DEMONhhAlN E4AEA'IIINE NOM- Rooms.
Memphis, April :. .ls-0
| 4 T called meeting Of the Democrat *
n ecutive Committee, held this day, To,
| following resolutions were adopted:
/ WHEREAS, II becomes necessary for A NOR,
/ thorough organization Of the Democracy o
| shelby county, and to conserve tie hest in
candid ~ =. SuF 70 PsP1s ~ TsseRhag suitable
/ Shelby county in the14pprOaching election
for judicial officers; ths4PfOre, be it
RsSOlred, That II becomes necessary to cal
convention for the purpose OF noniinatinr
candidates for judicial offices
Regoiued, That ward and I:,,t,r t,riet nnaetiny,
oe heio On tle H.lsi instant at ~ pm, in M
! city, and at 5 p m. IN the districts, = -
iceSotred, That the mode o. Choosing della
gates shall be by ballot. The persons recefv.
li lhg tte highest number Of votes shall be the
The following IS the apportionment Of tn,
respective districts and wards:
FIRST District, 2 delegates; Second. 1; Third
2 Fourth, 2; sixth, 2; Seventh, 2; Eighth, ?
ninth, > Tenth, 3; Eleventh. 2; TWeIfth' \
Thirteenth, i Sixteenth, 8; Seventeenth, /.
FIrst Ward, 9 delegates: Second, ); Third
Elghtl, 3; Ninth, :; Tenth 3. The pOrtfons
or the Fifth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Dis.
tricts 43cts Outside the city are allowed each one
The following programme Is suggested to
the convention,
L The convention to meet at Assembly
=, a91l, AZ Main street, on Monday, the 18th insi
, The chairman of the E-1scutive commit.
'es ~ ~, caLl % Lhe COZ e.,liLiOn to order.
r,r,1tntment OF temporary chair
man aad secretary.
l. The appointment Of COMMITTEES on ere
dentials.
5. PERM snenI organ iZation.
o. The committee recommend that the con
ventiOn adopt the time-hOnored Democratic
rule requiring a twO-thirds vote to elect
The primary meeting In the wards OF the
city, for the purpose electing delegates "a
the county Judicial convention, Will be held
on Saturday, 18th inst, at ~ pm, at the fol-
lowing places;
First Ward-Northeast corner OF Jackson
and Main streets.
Second Ward-COuncu Room, Exchange
Building.
Third Ward-Esquire EiernRn's once, Ad.
ans street.
Fourth Ward-Stillman Hail, Second St
Filth Ward-MnnieiPal Courtroom, Second
street.
Sixth Ward-Waldran Block, Main street.
Seventh Ward-Fergusnn Hail.
Eighth Ward-POplar Street Market-hOuse.
Ninth Ward-Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward-Mfssissippi House.
And that the voters OF the districts vote AT
their respective voting places.
~. Do BOSE, Chairman
Jos. BARBIERE, Secretary. sDI2
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be a lawyer of extended practice,
would be disqualified as a judge, for
nearly every question of law comes up
some time or other for adjudication.
The importance Of the rumOr was
that, supposing it true, it would have
the effect in all probability Of leaving
the old decision in force. The last de-
cisiOn was adopted by vote Of four to
three, and since then Bradley and
Strong having been added to the
court, and taking it for granted that
Strong Is in favor Of legal tenders, it
would leave the court divided, four 10
four, Bradley not taking part. In
that way the old decision would
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NASHVILLE, April l2.-The Treas.
urer of the State has received for
taxes about 500, 600 in the Bank OF
Tennessee money-being more than
tW0-thiTds of all the taxes received
by the State since the law was passed.
All the collectors receive the old bank
mOnev, and in consequence, the Treas
ury of the State is almost destitute of
current funds, and the Treasurer is
forced to pay the old Bank of Tennes-
see notes out for COmptrOller's war
rants outstanding, which cannot be
made available for taxes except from
;NartieS to whom issued.
Bulls are making q strong effort here
to toss up the price of Tennessee
bonds, it is thought with the view of
making immediate sales in Wall
street, preparatory to Il smash.
A large ASS Wblage of citizens, COM
posed Of ladies and gentlemen and
soldiery in bright uniform. met to-day
In the hall of the House of Represen-
tatives. 10 render 4 tribute of respect
TO the memory Of the late General
Thomas. General Lowell presided,
and Hon. John Trimble, Chairman Of
the Committee, reported preamble and
resolutions relating TO mis- many vic
tories, which were unanimously
adop~ed. Messrs. Bosom, Cahili and
others delivered eloquent eulogies on
the character Of the deceased as q
modest and upright citizen as well as
model soldier, who was the rock OF
the Onion army in the battles OF Muir
rraoshOrO (rbipan1auOa and Nashville
The hall was well filled and the ut
most decorum and order prevailed.
Judge Trigg will open the United
States Court in this city on Monday
next. The docket is very heavy.
Much surprise is manifested here
at the testimony of Governor Senter
before the Reconstruction Committee.
BOwlinS; Green, KY, tits thought
the negroes will carry the election in
that county.
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saturdaY. ths l4th pax d M.y. lazn.

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 9. m. and Il
clock M. in front OF the office of Kortrecht
= Craft, No. 81 South Court street, Memphis
tennessee, sell, at public auction, for cash
10 the highest bidder, certain lot or parcel
q ground, situate In the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, and described a. follows. tO-wft:
Beginning at DR.. Speigel's northwest corner
on the north side Of Monroe street, when
extendedi running thence south with said
spelgels west boundary line, and at right
angles with said street, about one hundred
and hfty-stX feet to 81. L. Meacham's north
boundary line; thence west with said Meaeh-
ans north boundary and parallel with said
Monroe street fifty-four feet; thence north at
right angles with said Monroe street about
one hundred and hfty-six feet to the north
side of said street; thence east with the
north side Of said street, when extended
nfty-four feet 70 the beginning.
Equity Of redemption Is waived by said
Trust ID led. The title is believed tO be good
but sell and convey only as Trustee
aDi3 THOS. G. sea RBROUGH Trustae
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nsaroes Resdlnu Reconairuntlnn.

L,0UIsYILHR, April 12.--Negroes
lust In rom Mount Washington, KY,
= ,ort that a few days ago Sheriff
4Sl, 4oS,ll,,,a,., ,rci Hall, with a posse Of citizens,
as,Sosvorad ,Sead to arrest a negro named
nnS Terrn The negro and his friends re
a;Stad .a and a negro named Burdett was
SiIIed slni one OF the S5eriffs assistants,
also named Burdett, was mortaily
wounded. ,,ods
None of the prisoners who maae
their escape Fhpm the jail here last
night have b retsken'
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Couaterfeiter Arrested .

CovINGToN, KY, April 12.-Alex.
Young, of Tennessee, was arrested
this morning on the. charge of passing
counterfeit moneys He spread a large
amount of old style fifty cent pieces,
and when seized had his hand full OF
stuff, which he attempted to swallow.
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Elther Mnrder nr Sniniha

PROVIDENCE, r.. l., April l2.-In
WoOnsocket, at daybTeak this morn
ing, the dead body of Daniel Lopham,
young carpenter, was found In the
street, where it had apparently lain
some hours, shot through the head.
4 pistol was found in his hat which
laid near by. 1t is suspected to be a
murder, but may possibly be sui
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween James w. Avery and n. B. Eggsrs,
under the name and style of Avery & Eggers,
at No. ~ Union street, Is this day Dissolved
BY mutual consent, J. W. Avery cfsposing of
his interest 70 H. h Eggers, who Will con-
tnue the basiness. and VINO assumes all liza
bilities and is authorized to collect all OUT
standing accounts and notes of the late firm.
JAMES W. AVERY,
April p lsz0 a. b EGGERs.
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Mnndav. MaN 2 Ia70.

Within legal hours, the following property,
tO-Wit.
and state Of Tennessee. and in the city OF
Memphis, Beginning al q stake ehains and
90 links south Of John 6rifier's southwest
corner on Raybunl street; thence east II
chains and 81 links 70 the alley between said
Grlder and David Posts premises; thence
south with the west boundary Of said alley
chains and links TO stake; thence west to
a stake On the east boundary line of Ray
barn. themes north 20 the beginning con
tanning about acres, hsiug lot No. "a Of Mo
Lamorefs s 8 u bdivision Of Fort Pickering.
This tract has been subdivided into lots
Nos. s. 9 and 2 OF which have heretofore been
sold "a plan. and diagram OF which can be
seen at the 0fuc6 Of the Clerk and Master.
Part Of this propsrty-lot No Sis highly i'm
proved.
TERNs os SALK.-0ne ffth cash, balance on
q credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months; nodes with security bearing In
terest taken, aud lien retained til payment
of the purehase money.
api2 A. ALsroN, c. and N.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Lost, With All on Board.

ST. JOINS, n. B., April 12s-The
new pilot boat John Mullan LEFT here
eight days ago, for cruise in the bay.
She has not since been heard of, and
it is feared that she is lost, with all on
hna ri
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Memphis Mechanics Institute,

yTNHE first regular meeting OF the Memphis
L Mechanics Institute will be held this
CWEDNESLAY) evening. A pru 18th, al ~
O'Clock, at the rooms of the Memphis School
Board, Odd Fellows Hall. a punctnal at
tendance Of the members and others inter
ested Is particularly desired.
W. s. BRUCE.
A
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trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me by TheOphilus Pritchett on the SIN
day Of September. 1853, and duly recorded IN
the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county. Ten
nessee, IN Book No. y, page So, and Tor the
i will on . .
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60 In retiring from the firm Of Avery q
Eggers, take this opportunity Of returning
thanks 10 my friends and patrons for all pasi
favOrs, and would besPeak for my successor
a continuance Of the same.
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DIED.

MALONE-On the 6th oi Apru. at l2 O'Clock,
at the residence Of :. W. Malone, Upton
county, Tenn, afLer a prolonged illness OF
dropsy of the chest, Mrs ELzABETH (. MA
LONE. aged "a years and 5 months
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lnfalIibiIltY,

ROME, April 12.-The last chapter
of the first scheme of the dogma Of
Papal intallibility will be voted on to-
day. The opponents of the dogma
will be required to vote in writing.
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Oueninn of NaviaatjoE on the Lakes

MILWAUKEE, April IA change
of wind has raised the ice blockade in
our bay, and vessels of all descriptions
are enabled TO reach harbor without
fltff1cuItv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lux TENERsIs

THE Knights Rose CrOlx OF Calvary q
Il Chapter No. A. and A. =. r., are ~
reminded OF their obligation fOr|N
THU Uk5DAY morning next the 18th inst ct
I91z O'Clock, at the Chapter Rooms, No. 2Ol
BY order OF the Chapter,
apl3 H. 7. TONLiN5oN- Secretary
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Lopez. Of Paraguay. Dead.

LIVERPOOL, April ia steamer
has arrived with adviees from Monte
video to the 14th of March. Lopez has
been killed and his last band Of follow
era dispersed
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PARIS, April 12.-Thirty persons
were arrested yesterday for having
tried TO prevent the police from tear
inc down revolutionary placards.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaIdlna, BIdwen 8 MaeDoneaah, Propr,s.

opaioih95 Diu"eh q ndcDOpSaHu5 FI0pr >.
Decided Success OF the Great Character In.
peTaOnatOr and Musteal Genius, VILLA II
HORACE LINGARD; the charming come
dienne, Miss ALICE DUNNINs lLingaTdl
and Company.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Bth-The
performance VIII commence with The DA
AFTER The WEDDING-Lady Elizabeth
FreelOVe. with songs, Alice DunnIng Lin
gard. THE GREAT LINGARD IN Twenty
of his Original Sketches. To conclude with
the screaming farce, entitled sPiIAL-
FIELDS WEAN ER-Adeie, Alice Dunnlng
Lngardi SimmOnds, the Weaver, Mr.. Nui-
II. Liugard.
Lingard MaJiuee, Saturday.
The Piano used for Ar. Ltugard' 5 Sketches Is
from The mRnufactory OF Chickering Bros,
politely furnished BY H. c. HOll7nberg, II
Main street
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MASONIC NOTICE

4 SPECIAL conyocation OF Penn Q
Royal Arch Chapter, No. p will be W
held this (WEDNESDAi) evening 18th ~
Inst. al "a o'clock, for work IN the n. N. ~
degree.
All NJ. N. NJ. are frateTnally invited.
d. q. TRADER, N. z. II. p.
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MADRID, April l2.-The Carlist
chief succeeded yesterday in entering
Ihe frontiers Of Spain A rising Is ex-
pected on the northern frontier, and
the Government troops are moving
Ihither
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
InaIeakv SFafe

NORFOLK, April 12.-The steamer
Port Au Prince, from New York to
Port Au Prince, passed into this port
in a leaky condition.
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SOULE, THOMAS & WIHS0R,
Law and General Booksellers,
AM Sf Iouis nissouri.
FOR RENT.

Spacious, well-Iightsd & Ventilated RSOms,
portion OF the city. Equally calculated for
courtrooms. societies. or any business what
ever. also. a few PLEASANT BEDROOMS, AZ
reasonable rates Apply 70
joseph ]. ANDREWS,
feb5s 81 Front Row, Upstairs
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indians al their Bloody WORT.

OMAHA, April I2.-The RerGlds
Montana letter says five more bodies
have been found terribly mutilated,
supposed 10 have been killed by the
ArrapahOes. Business suspended and
the stOckade resorted to by the COM
munity In fear of an attack.
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WASHINGTON.

The Funding BiII---Ths Georgia BiII-.-The
Steamsr Lloyd to be Released by the
Havana AuthorItles---Ths Tariff BiII---
Cabinet Meeting -eoIfax is a Father, he
6rins Broader than Eyer---Senter wants
Federal Soldiers, He is Supported by
Recreant x-confederate--Fnn Ahead-A
NstioraI Militia TO bO 0rganizsd---The
North Pacific Railroad deficiency Bill
Appointments Justice Bradley 10 Sit on
ahe = Legal Tender 0uestlOn---PrOtest
Against Congressional interference In
Teanessee---C Contested Election casos.
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cHAaCERY SALE on MONDAY,
NAY 2, 1870.

No. ss4-Chancery Court of Memphis.--R. A.
Parker, Admir-, vs.. Lamira Parker ct al.
ny virtue of an fnterloeutory decree Ia this
ID cause, will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, In 'front.' of the Clerk and
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Albany Municipal EleotiOn.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 12.-At the
charter election to-day Thacher Dem
OcraD was elected Mayor over JudsOn
by 2500 majority. The Democrats
got foufteen aldermen out of twenty.
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Fronting 50 feet each BY a depth Of so feet, or
the west side Of the street. leading nom the
Boulevard to Bass avenue. next south OF the
COrren corner.
This sale ahor,is . line opportunity for q
good paying investment, and We hope 10 see
full attendance Of those who would becoms
real estate owners in this Fsubourg
Terms made known at sale.
Upon the lot fronting the Boulevard are
several cheap houses.
The property will be indicated by our auc-
ton flags upon the premises.
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PARLOR MUSIC HALL

Second ST., bet. Jefferson and Adams.
j. W. THOMPSON PROPRIETOR
open FOR THE SUMNER SEASON THE
~ Hall Is well ventilated, and By an i'm
proved patent Will be made cool and com
Portable for our patrons The management
VIII constantly Introduce new faces, and all
late novelties atiaiuabie. Giving a hrst-eIass
variety entei tainment at prices TO suit the
times ADMISSION ONLY 16 Cents. aplZ
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NASHVILLE.

Tennessee Aoney--BuiIs at Work on State
BORds.-TFibute Of Respect to the Mem
Ory Of General Thomas Opening Of the
United States District COurt---Surprise at
Senter's Treschery-NsgrOes 10 Garry
the Election at Bowling Green. kY.
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Great Bargains for Ladies
IN MILLINERY GOODS.

Ladies who wish TO purchase, viii do Well 20
call and see our large stock OF Imported Bon
nets, which will be sold at from four 10 six
dollars each. Also, one thousand Misses
school Hats at one dollar each
NJ. YANCEY Co.
102 MAIN STREET,
mhE Second door north of Washfngr0r
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our TelegrGphie Dispatches are from
the American Press ASsociGtiOH, Dia ne
s. p. and 4. Telegraph C0BtBdHV.
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VARIETIES THEATER
Corner Main and Washington Streets.

hhOPESED- J. NJ. SCHOOLEs. Sole Lessee and
Manager. ". II. DEADRICK. Treasurer;
HIS. MASON, stage Manager; Professor r.
SNfDEK, Musical Director; with the largest
and most versatile Variety Company 10 the
oPEN- -EvERY NIaHT. Admlsslon 9 Cons.
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A BEAUTIFUL.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
OFFERED

sS- If purchaser can be found in the next
ten days, We viii sell complete Country
Residence, three miles from the city. with
about acres OF land. for sSOs0-sIOt0 cash
the balance in ten annual instalments, with
per cent interest.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT { CO,
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At 10 O'Clock, upon the premises, his valua-
bio property, the favorite German settlements
Of HupperttOwn.
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UNION TOWNSHIP SCHOOL House.
The Board of Education having resolved
to erect a school building in the Fourth
Ward, and having adopted the plan
presented by Mr. Yost, rising young
architect, the clerk OF The BOARD adyer-
tises for proposals, for the carpenter,
mason and other work, as directed by
the Board. The plan adopted embraces
twelve school rooms, each 26x32 feet,
lecture room 2SXj0 feet, two class
rooms, library, committee room, cloak
room, &c. The basement will contain
the furnace, jaintor and fuel room and
water closets. The building will be
erected on the corner of Sixth and Zane
street. and will accommodate $40 pupils
1t is designed in that pleasing style of
French architecture 50 popular in this
country ar the present time. The SUI
per-:rUctuTe Is 10 he covered with 4 SIX
teen foot Mansarl roof with bCliry
tower on the Zane street front, and will
present an imposing appearance. II the
school house looks half as wcllin bricks
as it does on paperit will bea beautiful
structure and an ornament 10 the city.
The building Is admirably adapted to
the wants of the ward for which it j.
intended. 1t is 10 be heated with hot
air, and ventilated with cold air hues,
thereby preventing draughts. The
furnaces in the basement are to be sup
piled with pure air from the top Of the
building. The bids for this work are to
be opened on Thursday, the 10Th inst,
at 3 o'clock p NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-11

OLD PApERS.-A friend has our
hearty thanks for copies of the .1mcricm
star. published in the City of Mexico, on
Sunday April 23d 1878, while that city
was held hy General Scott, and the New
York HorLig B"ilct;n dated November
18th, 1871 The Star is particularly III
tercsting. 1t Is printed in Spanish and
English and contains reports of the
movements Of troops, news from the
States, and plenty Of advertisements.
j. II. Levi, advertiseS himself a. Post
Sutlcr" and tells what he has to sell; VI.
Heller n Co, Commission Merchants
announce that they have taken the
commodous store at No. > FL Empc-
dradillo." Mathew Daniels announces
Il ball and cold supper at Bella Union
Heltcl, and so on through the list. And
this reminds us that ii men would have
their names 90 to postcrity they must
advertise. For terms apply at our
counting room Who would have re
mcmbercd or known anything in this
dav about Mat. Daniels, his ball and
cold supper, but for his advertisements
Remember this We Merchants.
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For THE LAST FEW YEARS the proprlc-
tors of the celebrated PLANTATION BIT
TIERS have been experimenting in the
growing of Calisaya Bark Oh the Island
of Jamaica, and have found, from
actual tests, and by no means a mean
experience, that this valuable bark can
he grown with marked success only upon
the mountains from 1900 to 1000 feet
high. There the forests are often he
dewcd with the early mist, and this tree
arrives at it, full perfection. Owing to
the largely increasing demand for the
bark required for the manufacture of
quinine, and also for the Use in the pre-
narration of PLANTATION BITTERS, the
procuring Of it has been a source of
great anxiety to the proprietors, and
seeing, rs they dill, that the South
American supply would soon give out,
took the above early prccaution to fully
supply the demand, and, assisted and
encouraged a- they are by the English
government, at Jamaica, We have have
not the least doubt but they will sue
coed.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFING.-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term of years He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work hIs outlived half
dozen other Patent Roofs. Thedemand
for his work is increasing from wear to
year. He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect Address me through the Post
office, or call at my brick yard, head Of
Lindsey street. All orders will be at
tended to promptly.