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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
Charles H0fer,
Matchmaker & JeWeler,
CS-NeS, door ls Express OHCs,
Macon, Miss,

MOULD respectfully call The attention
" Of the public h general 10 his esiAb.
lishment where he proposes 10 repair
AAERIcAS, RsalIsH, FssscH and SWISS
WATCHES d CLOCKS
aud all kinds Of Jswelry.
As he has proved he ability a. : compe-
tent Matchmaker by working iva years for
the leading houses Of Mobile aud Mes Or.
leans, he feels confident Of receiylng 40 early
call from every one who wishes 20 have the
right time and . Gl s4raasss.
He also keeps handsome stock Of Watch
o and J~ewelry to be sold Al The lowest mar
ket rates novi9-Sm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
Town Property fur Sale.
Oct % Ggn

- The pronerty known as the Old Ho-
Isi,M tel Is offered Tor sale. Ii is situated
O on public square and is convenient to
the business portion Of town. For terms and
particulars apply to
Oct l-9m J. C. WILLIAMS.
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Evansville Library association.

Mr.. OSBORNE has kindly consented
to give one more Pictorial Tableaux
Exhibition of the Holy Bible on Fri
day night, March Is, with a grand
o'clock, at the Opera House, for the
special benefit of the Evansville Lii
brary Association. No one should
fail to see these magnificent paintings,
illustrative of the Hoble Bible. They
are highly instructive to the readers
of this Sacred Book, as well as to the
lover of fine arts. Admission 50c;
Gallery 25c. To the Matinee, 25c /;
Children. loo. Gen. Littlefnger will
be present on the above occasion. He
is smaller than Tom Thumb, being
only about twenty eight inches high.
mills 2t
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Snow storm succeeded snow storm
all afternoon till dark with the mer-
curry ranging up to $50, when it be-
came nearly clear and grew colder
The arrivals and departures after
3 o'clock up to midnight. included
the Morning Star, Louisville and re-
turn; West Wind, to Wabash river;
Sam Orr, TO Cairo; Richmond, to
New Orleans; Mallie Ragon, to
Nashville.
The packets had generally moder-
ate trips out.........The great Rich
mond did not get off till six o'clock.
She had on board the finest trip of
freight that ever left this port on one
bottom. She had on board over ], 800
tons. aud was drawing over nine feet
water.....nCapt. L1sk telegraphs US
that the Louisville will positively be
here to-day. en- route to New Orleans.
She will want some freight and all
the people she can get........"The
West Wind brought out from New
Harmony the Owen geological cabi-
net, which which will be shipped
to New Albany, and thence by
rail to Bloomington. 1t comprises
about thirty tons-.......-......Capt.
j. V. Throop, is greatly enamored
with his new boat, the Mallie Raglan.
.........Capt. Gus DuSouchet and
Duke Nicholson, returned from Louis
vile, by the Morning Star, last even
ing, where they have been to inspect
the new steamer Idlewild. which they
pronounce superb and no mistake.
She is rapidly approaching compile
ton, and Capt. Gus Fowler, is conf
dent he shall be able to raise steam
by the 1st of April, certainly by the
10th, We shall await her advent
with anxious hope and expectation.
BOa1s Leaving To-Day.
For New ORLEANS. = The great
passenger steamer Louisville will
leave here this afternoon for New
Orleans and all way ports, having
first class passenger accommodations,
and being in charge Of experienced.
popular, and competent officers. Her
Captain is that renowned commander,
Jas. A. Lusk, and Mr.. J. l.. Eagon,
a gentleman of line culture and excel
lent social qualities, Is her chief
clerk. We hope to see her add large
ly to her cargo and passenger list
here.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-An unso-
phisticated dandy, half full of whisky
and the other half full of conceit,
took passage at Terre Haute, on
Monday evening, for the Petersburgh
Road, intending to remain there over
night, and resume his journey to this
city in the morning, by private con-
veyance. He was accompanied by q
very much "soiled dove" and when
the train arrived at that bleak sta
ton they got off in a pelting rain,
the train moving off. leaving them a
mile from shelter. Some Of the pas
sengers, aware of their intentions,
gave them a hearty cheer. just to
keep their courage up. Their fate is
as yet unknown.
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cincinnati ERrkss.

BY Telesraph.i CIHCIErATI. March 10.
FLoUR-Quiet, with a moderate local de-
mand; x e. 5O94 IS; family 90 0095 %.
WHEAT-Uncnanged, limited demand
red 81 0S91 10.
mixed pure White sold at SOC,
OATs-Dull at 50954c.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-NegIected; spring 85sgjc; fail
81 001I 05.
CoTroN-FIrnl: 205<@ 2o1zc for middIing.
Observation-Disclosures; sales OF 90 hogs
heads.
WHIsKY-steady at 92c in wooden bound,
and CSC IN iron bound.
PRoYIsIONS-Q Quiet and unchanged in all
respects, hardly any demand; holders
asked yesterday prices; mess park SIS 50 ;
bulk meat 91a0I3gl314gl4lzc for shoulders,
rib, clear rib and clear sides. Bacon held
at 1lll4&@l51%c Tor shoulders, clear aud
clear rib sides. sugar cured hams 1910
I71zc and dull.
LARD-Held at l3I1Gl4c, and not much
Offering, nor is there much demand.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEEsE-Jnchanke ed.
EG6S-Firm at BIC.
GROCERIES unchanged.
OIL-DuII; linseed 9sc; lard 81 203l %
GoLD-At llszc buying.
EXCHANGE-Par buying.
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KILLED By LIGHTNING.-Private
information from Sacramento, KY,
says that a Mr.. Bennett, living on
Green River, near that town, gave a
children's party last Saturday, that
being the birth day Of his only son.
While the children were playing out
Of doors, heavy thunderstorm came
up, and they ran into the barn, where
Mr.. Bennett was at work, for shelter,
and while gathered there, the barn
was struck by lightning, killing Mr..
Benefits little boy. hopelessly injur-
ing the father, paralyzing one side Of
one of the little guests. and nearly
killing several others.
During the storm, young lady
driving out with a couple of children
in buggy, drove under a she'd ad-
joining Mr.. Benefits barn, for shell
ter, and SO great was the shock that
the horse was knocked down. and the
young lady and children were thrown
from the buggy, fortunately without
serious injury.
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INTERESTING To HoRsEMEN.-Of
what use is a fast nag without an ap-
propriate "rig?" and one of the most
essential parts Of good rig out is
fine set of harness. A thorough in
spection of Mr.. Thornhill's shop and
stock discloses that nowhere can bet
ter work be done, or better stock be
procured.
Every thing that can be needed,
from the heaviest dray harness to the
finest, lightest work, can be had there;
every stitch .: it done by hand, and
we'll done.
In saddles he has every grade, from
the rough Mcclellan to the finest
English work.
Mr.. Thornhill having been in the
business all his life, and having the
advantage Of experience in some Of
the best and most critical markets for
his line of goods. is in position to
challenge comparison with the world.
His shop is on Second street, near
Main.
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FT7BE Wilson Family Shuttle or Lock-
n stitch Sewing Machine, stitches alike
ON both sides. VIII sew as nice, as fast
and as strong as any nigh priced sewing
machine, and 10 viii do ar kinds OF sevy-
ing as we'll as any other machine. Why iR
IL that tho Wilson machine sells at sac
and $50, while others sell 40 SIS and 1852
The reason Is that / buy the Wilson ma
chine direct from the factory for cash.
and the high-priced machines are sold ou
commission end have TO go through Sew
eral hands before the purchaser gets them.
There is the General Agent, Travelling
Agent and Local Agent; each Of these
agents get a high commission or salary.
That makes the machine high-pricad bub
no better.
Call aud examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself Terms Ibis
eral. Each machine warranted for three
years.
Why pay SIS or SIS for q machine III You
can get enc for $40 or $50, that viii answer
the same purpose. Ohice ccruer sixth and
Main. Evansville, Ind. These machines
can also be had at Rahmis store, Ilamasco,
corner Fulton Avenue and sixth streets.
j. NJ. GLEICHMAN, Agent FOR the couu-
ties OF Vanderburgh, POsey, Gibson, Bpeus
Ger, Warriclz and Pike, Ind, also for Hen-
derson county Ky. mh4-lWd 3mW
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River EaisnRaollaa.

PITTsBUEG, March INSTRUMENTATION G
feet Ia the channel. At Greensboro 81
fe L and falling slowly. inches of snow
fell at that point last night. River at
Brownsville 8 feet and falling. Belle. from
Wheeling arrived and departed: Juniata
and st. Charles arrived from Cincinnati
this morning, the former at and the lat
ter at 81; Juniata will depart tomorrow;
Capt. bravo does not know positively
when the st. Charles will leave, but wiz
probably not go out before Thursday.
Business on the wharf is light. ToWboat
Dartstuck barges of coal on the bar at
Brund island. Heavy snow fell last
night.
PITTsBURG, March lev Gather cloudy
and cold. Mercury 90. Monougahela 7
feet inches and falling slowly. Arrived:
Juntata and st. Charles
risen three feet four inches in the last "A
hours, with % feet in the channel and u
feet space under the bridge. Snow squalls
d%5iPg 5hg gay rTiTed4menia RoTe
gas River; Lorena. New Orleans; Wild
Duck, ST. Louis. Departed-Argosy and
VILE: Robert Moore, Nashville: Sam. j.
Hale, Memphisi Savanna St Louis.
NASHVILLE, March l6-Riyer falling: II
feet on the Shoals. Weather very cold
pha rom EvansTiiie Departed: To Al
LumsdeD, for Cairo; Ii. q Gray, for Gin
cinnati.
CAIRO, March I6-Port Iist-Armada, to
Nashville and return 2. NJ: Ironsides.
r. %. to Pitisburg IL; Marble City, Vfc6s'
burg to st. Louis A. NJ; Mollfe Ebert,
N. @. 10 St. Louis q; Belle st. Louis. st.
Loufs TO Memphis p. NJ: Julia, St Louis
to Vicksburg 2; Henry Ames, N o. to st.
Louisa; Edinburg. N. o. to Cincinnati 4:
st. Joe, st. Louis 10 Memphis 3; Mary Nc
Donald st. Louis to Ouachita river 5:
MtnneoIa, Cincinnati TO Memphis s. Rfv-
er rose inches. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 31o.
ST. LOUIS, March I6.-ArrIved: CITY of
Cairo, from Memphis; N. j. Wicks and
Thompson Dean, from New orleans. The
night. Navigation Is temporarily sus-
pended to the North.
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Rare Chance.

Having accepted State agency, L
am authorized to dispose Of the rights,
titles and effects Of this agency by the
general agents having control there
of. This agency controls fine terri
tory In Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky, and is filed with good, iye,
s0orzstng agents. For young, ener-
getic man this is splendid 0pportu-
nifty to enter an agreeable. paying
business. Small capital required.
4. b. HOWARD,
mh14 81 No. IL South I'd st.
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aHAS. D.. HAZZARD,
JOhnsOn's Real Estate and Patent
Agency.

I'D USL&ESS and DWELLING HOUSES
ID Building Lots and Farms, and timber.
ed lands, cheap, and on easy terms. PAR
ENTS of all Kinds procured.
ALNAH JOHNSON
Real Estate and Patent Agent Office on
Third street Evansville, Ind janl2 "
Levi J. Wtlkinson, Lowe & Co., VS.. Will
liam T. Hill. Before Levi Newman, JUS
tice of the Peace of Armstrong Town
ship, Nanderburgh County, Indiana.
Vt APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
- on file in my Office that said william
4. Hin, defendant in the above entitled
cause, Is not a resident of the State of
Indiana
Notice is hereby given to the said Will
liam r. Hill of the tendency of this action,
and that the same will stand for trial be-
fore me at my office in said township, on
the fourth (4th) day of April. 1870, at ten
Q0) O'Clock AN.
Witness my hand and official seal, this
fourth day of March, 1870
[ssALl. LEVI NEWMAN.
milo W3t Justice.
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Trnfh MN prnraiI

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER is
chemically pure in its combination
and possesses no ingredients but such
as are harmless. healthy and nutri-
tious. In strength and weight it has
no equal, and but half the quantity is
needed in use that is required by
those of ordinary manufacture. Used
in all families, and pronounced the
best, as we'll as the cheapest. Pre-
pared by DooLEY, & BROTHER, NEW
York. and sold by Grocers generally.
mar15. TuThSa.
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louisville HarRst.

~ Telegraph LoUBvILLE. March l6.
ToBACco-Sales of1e2 hhds- at "a sna5 30
for trash 1907 50 for lugs; SIC for low TO
good leaf.
CoTToN-Irregula ar: middling 2oc
FLOUR-Active and UNCHANGED
GRAIN-Active and unchanged
PRovIsToNs-Dun and nominal: mess
pork S27; bacon and shoulders at 1lJSe.
clear rib at l514c: clear sides at 155<c; bulk
shoulders at 101Sc; clear rib at 1870; Gear
sides at 145<c.
LARD-PTfme tierce at l5c.
SUGAR. CURED HAMS -l&c,
WHIsKY-Lower at 92c.
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E~ Miss Lizzie NJ. Boynton, noted
as en- advocate Of Impartial Suffrage
and Woman's Rights. will lecture in
the Opera House next Saturday eve-
ming. Her theme will be IAN Hour
with the Strong Minded" She will
give a delineation of the characters
tics Of Lueretia Mott, Harriet Beeeher
Stowe, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy
Stone Blackwell, Susan B. Anthony,
Fanny Fern. Mary A. Livermore,
Anna Dickinson. Olive Logan, Julia
Ward Howe, Harriet Hosmer, Rosa
Bonheur, and other women Of strong
minds, brilliant intellects. and useful
lives.
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IL contains all the News Of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice of Life," and every
ssue of the JOURNAL is full OF a variety or
ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of the Markets OF
all the commercial centers OF the country
It's Reports OF the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF all others in
every respect
The aim OF it's Editors Is TO make IL 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 10 make IL as
nearly EVERYBODY'S paper as possible.
f1treT 1fe1a s0iX fnd our Reports not en-
ceLEed By any paper IN The great Mississippi
Vd1eyg
Our facilities for doing al kinds cf
job Printing for Steamboats, are an
equdled.
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THE GUMB ERTs- MCSHERRY HoMI-
CIDE.-A letter was received, yester-
day, by Mr.. Emanuel Gumberts, father
of the accused, from his son, Who says
that the shooting was in self defence.
Rumors say that McSherry drew a
large knife. and with foul epithet,
made an assault upon him.
Sheriff Miller, in company with a
brother-in law Of the accused, went
down to Uniontown, last night, to
learn the exact facts In the case. Un-
til their return it will be well to sus-
pend public opinion.
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81, touls narkeg.


By Telegraph.i ST. LOUIS, March Is.
TOBACCO Firm at seas so for Tugs to
common leaf; S99ll 80 for medium dark
leaf; Sl29i6 for good manufacturing.
CoTToN- Duh at 20g2lc.
HEMP-DulI.
FLoUR-Very dull; spring grades quote
So 50g4 IS; fall superdne % 90g4 Is; X 81 70
"a so; Xxx S4 6595.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. red fall 81 O9,aE Oh ;
No. do 81 0S9I 10; choice 81 l59I Is.
CoRN-More active and better al 76MT8c
for mixed and yellow; IS csc for white !;
held higher at close.
OATs-Held active at buyers V ews, and
but little done; small sales of mixed at 7lc;
held higher at close.
BARLEY-Lower; 6Ia90c for prime Mi1-
nesota :. 81 1891 20 for prime fall.
RYE-Nothing doing.
WHISKY-DuII at g2c.
PoRK-Dull; small sales al S26; and a lot
of heavy to arrive at S26 50.
DRY SALT MEAT-Yery dull at 999Ic for
shoulders; 1916 for clear rib; I414c Tor clear
sides.
BACON Dull; order lots sold at lie for
shoulders and clear stdesi lSc choice cured
hams.
LARD-Nomlnal at 131zglS54c.
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local NOTICES.

AttentlOn-SpecIe Payment Resumed.
Kohn at 143 Main Street. the cele-
brated u. B. ID. man now proposes to
receive Gold and Silver at par for all
purchases over 20 cents, and return
the small change in g. BIS.
mar17-2k
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DAILY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, MARCH Il, 1870.
CITY N EW S.
City orders for sale at this -
Ward Meetings.


The Republican voters Of the vari-
GUS Wards are requested to meet at
the following. named places respect
lively, at seven o'clock on Saturday
evening, March 18th, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the Com
mon Council. and seeing that all the
Wards are fully represented in the
Republican City Nominating Conven-
ton, to be held at the National Hall,
on Saturday evening, March 26th.
The Wards here referred to are the
nes0 ones lately formed by the Coun-
Gil.
First Ward.-McJ ohnston's gro
Gerry store. corner of Eighth Street
and Canal.
Second Ward.-Habenicht's gro
Gerry store, corner of Fourth and
Gal Streets.
Third Ward.-Court House.
Fourth Ward--Marlett's Hall,
corner Of Main and Fifth Streets.
Fifth Ward.-Jackson Engine
House, Ingle Street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
Sirth Ward = LamascO Engine
House, corner of Fourth and Walker
Streets.
Saenth Ward-Paradise Garden,
Eleventh Street.
Eighth Ward-Gremse's grocery
store, corner Of Seventh and Edgar
Streets.
Ninth W0rd-Grill's grocery store
Main Street.
By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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LET Us HAVE PEACE.-This pop
ular motto was enforced by Justice
Walker yesterday, by requiring
causelessly jealous husband to. give
security in the sum of a hundred dol
lars not to break the peace nor his
wife's neck, as he had threatened to
do. The lady, who is spoken of as
very worthy woman, asked that the
name of her husband should not be
published.
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The OWEN CABINET.-This cele-
brated collection came to this city
yesterday, on the West Wind. on its
way to Bloomington, to be placed in
the Stale University.
The collection weighs about thirty
tons. and comprises some of the most
interesting natural curiosities known.
Among others. is a piece of rock con-
tanning the footprints Of men, birds
and beasts, as if it bad once been q
soft mass Of clay.
The collection has recently become
the property Of the State.
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g 8 9 g q

TO THE WORKING CHASING are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at homes the Wnole
of the time or for the spare moments.
Business new. light, and Probable. FER
sons of either sex easily earn from 0Vc. 70
IS per evening, and q proportional sum Dy
deVOtfnR their whole time to the business.
Boys aud girls earn nearly as much as
mem That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: TO such
as are not well satisfied We VIII send 81 TO
cuiars a valuable sample, which Will do
10 commence work on, and q copy of the
Peoples Literary Companion - one of the
largest and best family newspapers pub
lished--alI sent free by mail. Reader, II
you want permanent, profitable WORK, adj
fea rvslp
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European karkeis

By CabIe.l LoSDoN, March 10.
Consols for money, 9214; account, 90.
American securities, '62s, 81; 'G5s, 9O14 '67s,
500; l5-40s, 81.
PARIS, March 10 -Bourse firm, 73f 9Jc /;
extra dividend.
LIVERPOOL, March I6.-Cotton quiet and
steady: mtddling uplands, l01s Orleans,
1l16@IIA; sales, y 030 bales. California
white wheat, IS 4dg9s sd red Western No.
2, IS 4di Winter. IS led. Western flour, DOS.
lO2s Cd. Lard, Gas. Chesee, 70s Cd. Bacon,
Sos.
HAvKF, March l6-Cotton fiat; 1907,
afloat
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sew york Bry aOoas EarAp..

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March IS.
Improved inquiry at the reduced prices
of yesterday Tor brown sheetings and
shtrtings, but prints show more steady
ness, aud popular makes MAINTAIN an I'D
vance of &c from the lowest rates. Stmp-
sons cambrics in request at lie; all other
styles reduced TO l01ze, and Lowell de-
laiues 10 l6c. Hampton Earlston ging-
hams in good demand, while real Earl
gtOn sell at l5lzc.
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NeH Paner In EransYIlle.

Having associated my brother, Ma
rion johnson, with me IN the real
estate business, we are preparing to
publish a Real Estate Bulletin In the
city of Evansville, commencing April
/, 1870. We hope to make the Bulle-
tin interesting to all classes of the COM
munity. One half of said paper will
be appropriated to advertisements Of
live business houses, and the other half
to real estate. Evansville has long
felt the want of such paper. It will
be sent to all the surrounding towns
and cities, will be read with interest.
and be profitable to those advertising
in it. All business houses wishing
to advertise, and persons having real
estate 20 sell. will please call at once
at the Real Estate Office of
ALVAH JOHNSON,
mh14 IF Third St.. Evansville, Ind.
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UhicagO Harket.

BY Te.egrapb.I CHICAGO. March Is.
FLOUR Quiet; So 621z for extra.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. 1, Sic; No. moder-
ateIy active and &c higher; sales at 77g
TIC, closing quiet at 77977H.
CoRE-F1rmer and I92c higher, closing
at re for No. 2 and 62964c for no grade.
No 2.
RYE-Quiot; G7S671zc FOR No. I, and 651Ec
for No 2.
BARLEY-DuII: 3sa39c for rejected.
PROVLsIOSS-QuieJ Ness PORK 80 DOg
Is ~, cash. and SIS 50. sellers April. D ay
sailed shoulders, S5<99ci rough sues a,- III ~
short clear mIddles, l3c; sweet pleRieo
hams. l414c
LARD-Duu; closed At 1870
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IF you want your old and rusty fur
niture repaired and vanished. to look
as good as new, call on Gates & Co.
Or if you want chairs or sofas uphol-
stored, or cane seat chairs reseated, or
If you have any old furniture to sell,
call on Gates & Co., at III. Nelson's
Auction Room, up stairs. m15 At
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Ell. an. r. RI. Northern DIvisi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday &C 10
o'clock An. Every Tuesday, Nedlles-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. NJ.
:. TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock P. Ms
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
To EAsTPoRT.-EveryT Tuesday and Sat-
urday at O'Clock P. N.
To HESDERSON-Daily, except Sundays,
- O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLK-Every Tuesday, w ednes-
day and saturday at P. NJ.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CIECIHEATI-Every Saturday at 10
AN.
TO CANNELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 An.
kportStage (v1a Newburgh and Boom
Ftlle,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
eept Sundays) at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by P. M
To NEWBURG.-HaeR daily Except Sun
&ay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock P. NJ.