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cupied house in Amity street and stole 5000 worth
0I lead pipe. These prisoners were remanded TIL
Friday for sentence.
Judgment was suspended In TWO or three cases
where the evidence was slight and previous excel
lent character was shown.
The following is the calendar for to-day:-Tho
People vs. Thomas Connolly, robbery; Same vs.
John McMahon, Michael shannon, George Bennett,
William Krowl burglary; Same vs.. William II,
Blake and James 8. Buckingham feloni0us assault
vs.. Abraham Coakley, Jacob Smith, Thomas b. Ba-
ker William Gelphe, Thomas Bresslin Joseph
Geiger, John Il. Gross and George Williams, grand
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CousT.

The Revenac Frnuds-Thc GafleN Case.
The case OF one OF the parties whose books were
seized for alleged frauds on the revenue in the
Thirty second district-that OF Mr.. Gafield-camc
up for hearing yesterday afternoon In the United
States District Court before Commissioner Shields.
In the absence OF witnesses the examination was
adjourned to Wednesday next.
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings i'm the Law Courts
Yesterday.

Inauguration Of Judge WoodruK-Impos-
Ing Ceremonies in the United States Cir.
cnit Court-Frauds ON the Revenue
Breach of Agreement-A Legal Remi-
niscence OF the Rebellion-Unpaid
Assessment Case-The Christy
win Suit Revived = Bur.
glaries, Sentences, sc.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The New Post Oflce-P0llce Trlals-Sacri.
lege-'sTin Box" RObbery-Forgery by
an Ex-Court MISREPRESENTATION
Deaths Suicide-The Broad.
way Widening Minor
News Items.

The following record WIN show The changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnurs pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner OF
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platoon on the same night ana with swearing seve-
raj times "By Jesus The Captain, Sergeans Ferris
and Caste ana roundsman PigotI swore 10 the
facts but gave the ofiicer an excellent reputation
For this he WAS nned two days pay. The Complaint
against OfflCer Rlker was dismissed.
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MARINE Iaas,Fras.

The following is complete list OF marine trans
fers from Jan. TO Jan. IL, Inclusive
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the present high rates they average make
than reasonable living, and that u number their
boats laid up But the the TO low.
ng:-
FtrtThe profits Of the poagc business have been 30
large that applicants have been
ber OF vessels using this require In
number OF pilots always idle awaiting their turn.
Ssond-O ports the Atlantic rapidly build
Ing up at the expense OF New York, consequence
exotbsnt charges incurred by every vessel which
here Tor poagc, quarantine fees harbor other
penses OF every description.
And further that the compulsory provisions OF The present
laws are peculiarly onerons TO them they deprived OF
the power OF selecting pilot but must the services
obnoxious, and obliged TO employ the pilot and
out Of port without regard whatever had to the
The preferences OF the shpowne And IN parlicusr
petitioners bes 10 call attention 10 the fact that they
pay potage fees, whether they employ not provl
sioa OF law which protested against as niracton OF
their rights citizens OF this State aud In direct hostility
The principles OF freedom upon which American laws and
Institutions founded.
And your petitioners respectfully pray vour honorable
bodywl enact .aw relieving them and the commerce OF
this state from tho burdens complained Of aud yet allowing
TO The pilots fair more, liberal compensation
such services they may actually perform.
And your petitioners VIII ever pray.
Edward iicken, President shpowners Association Gus
James W. Elwe John q. Dale, agent; Vernon II. Brown
CO. Henderson Bros, agents. Benner, Brown Pncsnev
Thomas Dnnhan's Nephew Co., Charles II. Marshall Co..
Charles Lulng Co., 1rinpe Minturn Co., Oelrichs Co
French, Edge Co, Hermann, Koop Co., and others
One or swo additional matters OF unimportance
were transacted when the meeting adjourned.
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Mr.. Borney, at whose place. No. 10 Cedar street,
the fire occurred on Tuesday evening, denies the
report made by the police that his place was seized
by the internal revenue officers.
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In the United States District Court yesterday Nj
W. II. Stephens, on the presentation Of Mr.. Robel
Benedict was admitted by Judge Bla,chIord to praC
tlcc ln the United States Courts OF this district.
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by a fire in the grocery store Of J. s. Jones, No
6lO Grand street, at hapast three O'Clock yesterday
morning, 81, 500 damage was inflicted to the stock
rhe building, owned by Thomas McGarvey wa!
damaged $500.
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young girl, Mary Mcdonald. of No. 90 Forsyth
street, who had become tired of life yesterday
morning took suicidal plunge from the dock foot
OF Market street, She was rescued by the police and
cared for.
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One OF the boats OF the Norwich and New Yorl
Transportation Company carried from New York t,
New London, one night last week. nearly forty ca
loads OF freight. among which were 500 packages o
sole leather and 200 dressed hogs.
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nveIaSo teIipeIHture yestcruuy' .4oIs
Average temperature for corresponding date
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The piotagc TO the port OF Baltimore IL 2OU mes.
The following table will show the of piotace allowed
before the amendment of lsS5 that allowed the
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Commissioner Matthew 7. Brennan yesterday tried
nty-eignt officers on various charges, and Inflicted
fines In many cases. He Is tho only Commissioner
who places the proposed amount OF fines upon the
complaint. The charges we're principally OF q trivial
character. Three were preferred against officer
McAdanis, Of the Twenty-eignth precint, ono for
neglect OF duty The Others were OF more serious
character. On the lst inst. Sergeant Fer
ris detected McAdams and n brother officer named
Rlker coming out OF an, aeyway at No. II sixth
avenue. The sergeant ordered him to patrol his
post, when he drew his club threatened the sergeant
aud called MIN son OF u b--.n For this no was
fined two days. pay Captain De Camp charged him
Win lnieTTuptlng roll call ana the posupR Of his
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sergeant Michael O'Connor. for some time past In
charge OF the Jefferson Market Police Court squad,
while eating breakfast yesterday morning at hts late
residence, 22l West Houston street, was taken sud
denly III and expired In . few moments afterwards.
Information or the fact was sent to the Coroner's
0rlce and Coroner Rollins took charge Of the
Sergeant OOonnOr had been troubled with cOnges
tiOn Of the brain for some time past.
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Navigation on the Hudson still remains open with
prospect OF 30 continuing for time. Tonight
the steamer Connecticut OF the New York and Troy
Steamboat Company viii leave for Albany and Troy,
and win make regular trips Is long Us the river is
safe and navigable.
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branagan Araoella, lot 25, blk %, La
COL AZ.
Branagan ArabelIa. lot q, bk 25. Lamas-
Bauer Henry, ISz4 it part OF lot II, blk
81. LamaSco*--.12 81.
BoluSS Alfred, und half of lot s. blk lib,
LamaSco"...Z S.
Bolnss Alfred, ind half of lot 6, blk lib,
Iamasco...2 80.
ByrEes p, heirs of, lot g. blk 49, La
mascO..4 6S
Byrnes ]. P, heirs OF, lot 9, ok l32, La
maScO..4 IS.
ByrneS J.P., heirs of lot g. bk l. Fourth
EnIaI gement..94c.
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot Z, blk l, Fourth
Eni*..7 81.
ByrnesJ P. heirs of, lot s, blk L, Fourth
En- LH..6 81.
Bowies Edward, lot I. blk 4. Fourth En-
largemeRt..l IL,
Beasley Harriet and Eliza, or of lot 9,
MA Iots IL and II, blk z, Fourth Enl"..-S OF.
6aTke e. F5ast, lot ., blk 10, Fourth Enlarge
G,T az J Williamson, lot 3. blk q, stock
Conway Mary, Az feet mid pit Of lot II,
bk 3, Northern Eni$...4 SO.
/ iargement.,.S 81
Davidson George, heirs OF, N half of lot
/ y DIX 76, LanascOn.,4 S.
Dolan Patrick, lot l, block I52, Lamas-
| Co.'S z.
Dola az Patrick, lot 2, block 152 Lamas-
I
Eagan Ellen, heirs of. lot l, blk ISL, La
! masco...l 20.
| ern Enl*..i9 o.
! ern Enl"...50 Ia
Eiekmeyer VIM. lot 8, blk II. sharpe'a
| Engagements. II
8 rs.
Greer w 9, lot 6, bl l32, Lamasco...4 IS
e I al Ghas, heirs of, lot 10, bl 16, Fourth
| Enl%...A 90.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot 90, bI 10, Fourth
Gilman Chas. heirs OF, lot 8, bl 3. Greeks
! viI1e..4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF, lot 8, bI 3, Greeks
viile.a4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot 10, bl 3, Greeks.
| ViIIe...4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF, lot IL. bl 3. Greeks
| vfIle...4 IS.
Horribly Chas, lot 4, blk 9, Northern Enl'
...5 So.
Hunter Chas, lot 10. blk 8, Northern Emf
= Hanter Chas, lot Il. blk 9. northern En-
Hsynie " I, lot 81, block 20. Lamaso'
Haynie W i, Iet g. block p. Lamasco
! Hartiein Nat new, iol Ie, Blk ., Lauase.
20 IS.
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No. Pa First Street.

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Stafordshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements Win
MEAKIN, BROS. & CO., of Stafordshire.
England, TOR the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared tG
supply the trade.
In addition we are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, large stock of
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
lions of HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
Dg- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. noVlS
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Harper John, lot u, Blk /, Bray's Fall 79.
Harper John, lot Is, blk l, Bray's Emil 19.
Hargrave, Mrs. N E, lot II, Isabella
High. Hannah. Ictl4, blk 4, Northeastern
Enlargement"...5 50.
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk l, Archer's En-
Hardeman, David, lot 81, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlargement"...4 rs.
HeImerich, Conrad, lot %, blk 3, Fulton
= 7 H lei Anton. 4515 by $50. NV, part of
lot 25, Original Plan, 14S rs.
Hurd, Susan p, % by S6, subdV OF lots
IO5 and leg, Original Plan" 80 10.
Hurd. Susan p, 20 by Sc, subdv of lots
los and I08, Original Plan"...49 So.
Hurd, Susan z, 20 BY "a, subdV OF iots
IngIe, Garvin and Martin, "a adjoining
of lot 5, blk 1, Ingle's Enlargement.-2 20.
Ingle, Garvin and Martin, lot q, blk l,
1ngle'S Enlargement...4 40
Jarvis, John, improvements on BuAls-
Johnson. ii E, lot Is. blk 3, Hubbard's
Johnson, II e, lot l6, blk 8, Rubbard's
Jackson, Abs, lot l6, blk1l, Northeastern
Jones, H P, und 1850 of lot 2l3. Donation
EnIargem EMIT 70.
Jones, H T, und 1850 OF lot ~, Donation
Jones, G, und 1890 of lot 213, Donation
EnIargem emit 10 20.
Jones, G, und 1850 OF lot ~, Donation
Enl3fS6I46nb..sA1 AZ.
Jones, James g, lot 1S9, Original Plan*.
0' Keller, D c, 35S it cor. part ofIot l, Lower
Enlargement. 80 a.
I, Keller; !, d D 2, s% u of lot T. Lower
Keller. 5 q s%5 u of lot 49, Lower
h' KeIier, D G. SiH #. NV part of lot 81,
Lower Enlsrgement* .45 81.
| Keller, d @, und 20 or ~ IL OF ouI-1ot D
| Wharf Property. 81.
Keller, d g, und u OF S95 # of out-lot 8,
| Wharf Property...1 rs.
Keller, d G, 10 #, Hornby's Wharf Prop
Keller, D c. lots blk Il, Eastern Enlarge
Keller, D 6, lot 5, blk 10, Eastern Enlarge
Keller, D 9, lot s, blk Is, Eastern Enlarge.
ment@...l9 81.
Keller, d G, lots l, 2. 8, and 5, blk 10,
| Eastern Enlargement@..u 81.
| Keller, d @, lot 5, blk q, Eastern Enlarge
| ment%...2l a.
/ Keller, d Q, lot ., Carpenters Field-.4 II.
| Keller. d G, lot 6, CarpeDt er's Field...4 IL.
Keller, ID g, 25-l00 acres, Carpenters
Keller, D c, 66O-lOO acres, BuIlshead Prop
ReiIar, > G. lot 10 biz Fl, Eastern In.
I IargeEneuta7- a.
Keller, ID g, lot p blk 4, Rockwell's En-.
[ largeulenlf..7 d.
Keller, D @, ga by $50, So part, adj lot e
of -, Original Blane ...aS 78.
Keller, j @, lbs by $50, adj lot . OF 90
Original Plana...55 s..
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sew Acknowledgements.
plNSDKE6 NORWAY OATS.

Fer those who wish to experiment in
nsfi way with these giant cereals, we
aye concluded to Offer DOLLAR SAM
lie PACKAGES, thus giving every body
chance to profit by their introduction.
NY man, woman, or boy who has q farm,
arden or village lot, can make 500 by
5ssFfrg 81 at once for package, enough
, row 10 bushels. Sent, postpaid, with
rinted history full OF interest to every
-rEneP Look out for counterfeit seed
rder only from the originators, ID. w.
4 MSDEIAL & Co, 2I8 Pearl Street, New
otk, or III Lake Street, Chicago. Circu-
Il free.
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GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE,
At MIBLER, KARGES g. CO.'S,
On ....<F m $500 eg-r..--~

Our cOparsuership contract having run
ont h- Limitation cffirao. anH he'm~ deter.
mined tD close up our lueiaesa we win
sell a. cost price our d hole stock ul Nu rUf-
iures Every one who wants ~ buF good
and cheap Furniture VIII please call ou us.
We also offer Gao whole business tof sale
under very liberal conditions
felt deal MiLLHtt KA flrhe q
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IE Nav YORK METHODIST

.ublishes Sermons, a Serial Story for the
amilV. a new ChIldren's story every
ee.r Caats with the Little Folks, Edito-
ais bv the best Methodist writers and
hers, Foreign and Domestic Correspond
ace full Departments of Secular and Re-
ztous Intelligence = in short, whatever
5es to make a com plete Family Paper.
rice. 81 so a year. Liberal premiums to
iuvaesers. early subscriptions COM
ence at any time. For specimen, en-
Ose q 2-cent stamp TO
TIE METHODIST,
ia Nassau Street New York
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We also issue certificates Tor $500. .eHs
fit, II desired. Forty days grace a.T
fer payments OF Assessment ava . ..H
Dues. No restriction on travel
dence send for circular. Agents
TO whom "a liberal commission
given. Call on on address Hs ~
Manager, for indiana, Kentucky. a4
Iowa, Kansas. Ohlce-l0 ~. llllI
Indianapolis, indiana. NJ. a. NW
Oniee-NO. 10 south Second Street
Vile, Indiana, Agent fCf tie c0u
Marlborough, Pos 80 GIBSON hut
rick and spencer,
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FOR SALE.

TT0R SALLY VALUABLE MAIN
IS SFREEt PR0PERrY-That splendid
property known as the EgIer property.
S tuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets fronting 75t< feet ON Main
street and l5O feet on sixth Street. said
property IS offered for sale al low figures
en- easy terms. Apply TO
j. i. ELLIOTT 81 son.
Real Estate Agents
Corner Locust and Third Streets
e7H DIT
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w. P. HARdRAVE,

ATEORNEZ at La W
once on THIRD Street. in washington
House BLOCK.
w lif practice tle various courts et
the CfTeuit. Prompt attention to once
business Hec- ttl1
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NAA"AAa AAhAA % I'D NNr AlahNH.A
Admission fee...............a....... .s..........
Annual Ate sssss. ss..ssss.ss s.ssss.sstsss.f
ABseh8ment on dealn OF "a mHmD
In these Divisions The family Or
n deceased member receive CD ft #."
certificate in force lu the DiVlslun EH i..
time the death occurs. IN the DlrI." tn
full they reee We G5 900.
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7 u y NJ IAODIoIt
ia Nassau Street, New York.

rssRVEIARnsS Have now been in
general use in the
sNUEFS &! gg! gssrs s' and G stiIi
acknowledged 81 the best wherever used.
IL your sTorek eeper does not have these
rtfcles for sale, ask him to get them they
re sold by respectable jobbers almost
VeTywhere.
Circular of prices mailed on application.
.. IORILLARD a CO. New York.
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q FACT FO2 PEEKSIOLOG3 STS. -
- 1t is a singular fact, that in this en-
gutened q. @ and country the treatment
suaIly adopted by the faculty in cases OF
DYSPEPSIA (tNDIGEsTION) is the result of
alse theory, indicating q tdnlentdote fg7lo-
Eflce Of the physiology OF the st,1ndch and
fSeesfge oT0daS, and IS IN most instances
flcuISt=d TO establish and confirm The
laIadV 10 is intended to remove. The
eeT,etGrv Of she Philadelphia Botanic InStI-
ne will feel pleasure in forwarding (FREE)
, All applicants the excellent botanic
smedy for INDIQ EsTIoH, BILIOUS AND
,IYER CoMPLAINTS.~ recently discovered
y Professor Walker of sydney, New
outn Wales, Australia, and communi-
ated to the Institute by that dlstin-
ufshed botanist. The Medical Reform
Oclety lat whose cost these announce
e ents appear wish 1t TO be distinctly un~
erstood That they will not, in any shape
or under any circumstance whatever,
\ ecept any contribution, fee, or gTdtAity for
ala recipe, the object OF the Society being
) denonstrate the superiority of the bo-
anie over every other practice OF med1-
Inc and in return only desire that those
mo MAY be signaliy benefited by 1t Will
onward to the Society q statement of the
y ase and thus aid with facts in acceler-
= ting the present movement in favor OF
z1edicaI REFORM Enclose a directed en-
eIope to the 8eerstaTy Botanic institute
rs South Fifteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa
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MAAAG An IAN - ~ aAA@1 ~ tHN~EA. ".Hh
Total Cash Assets Representa-
Over Twenty-Five Million DolW
The folloWing are among tho ComuauiaH
represented:
KTNA Insurance GO. OF Hartford. CONN.
Cash Assets 81 sN 1000.
PIE0NIE Ins. Co. Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets f-...,.,. .,...I 1000 1000.
CONTEN ENTAIL ms. 90. OF Now forr
Cash Assets ....,.,.. - DN .Nt'.
NORTH AMERICAN Inmnnca Goo
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets y i q Af'tas
MEHCmAEra' Ins. Go. Of Hartford CI
Cash assets ,.........,.....,,'.'','..,.l z. 600
NORTH AMERICAN tnsurauoa Ga. 8t
New York
Cash Assets .... ...-...............li ? Nl goo.
PIEm SIX ms. Co. Of Brooklyn I.H.
Cash Ah8otb..s.s..., L vi ODD H.'.
AzTEA LIFE lna 90. OF Harif0rH Conn
Cash Assets. .--...-...-..-.--. g ~ NHH.Ht
EEXsEN g. BAKER, Agents.
. aAlh STREET, Evansville Inl,
jauD ally
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Agents, Read. This E!

we will pay Agents salary of $50 PER
WEEK and expenses, or allow q large
I'M ulission. to sell our new wonderful in
NJ WAGNER IE CO,
Marshall Mich.
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e.. ~ IT'S
1860. 1870.
Evansville & Tennessee River
Packet.
1870.
PADUCAH, PASSPORT j. FLORENCE.
Thefieet and elegant Passenger Steamer
RAPIDA.N NO. =.

Capt. LEE HCWELL;
ROB. q. MCMECHAg Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above. every MON.
DAY, promptly At o clock pm.
The steamer RAPIDAN 70. viii run
during the season as above, connecting at
DanYille with the L.. T.. q NJ. Railroad,
and at Johnsonvi1e with the n. & n w
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent,
viii receive prompt attention.
shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention to coli
ieetiOns and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to VIZ. n. CONAET,
jal5 diff Agent.
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pnrsona from 30 10 %. lncln.


Admission lG5sss.sfssst
Assessment on death Of "a membC
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$15O.OOO
Capital Prize,
Tickets, FIVE DOLLARS.

Tickets, FIVE DOLLARS.
Besides the above prizes, there is ONE
prize of $780, TWO of 81 200 each, and FOUR
of 5000, cash, rent money for the year 1868.
which go to the winners of the first seven
prizes, respectively. Also, all the rent
money tor 1870, for which good bonds will
be taken, and assigned to those drawing
the prizes Final drawing takes place
JUNE o. 1870, at MASONIC TEMPLE,
LOUISVILLE, ky
This popular enterprise is Endorsed by
every leading official in the State of Ken
lucky, and upwards of five hundred of her
most prominent citiZens.
L. II. LYME, Cashier Farmers Bank,
Henderson, KY.
Louisville, KY.
JOHN 6. LATHAM, President Bank of
HopkinsvIIle. HOpkinsviIle, KY.
JAS. La. DALLAM, Commercial Bank,
Paducah, KY.
b. q. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington. KY.
w. b. TYLER, Cashier DEPOSIT Bank,
Greensboro, KY.
Good Club agents Wanted IFUerylOhere.
ia28 diff
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Dwelling Houses insured for q f.ln aI
years ut greatly reduced rat
Three Years at he Price of Ig
FtUe Years at he Price Of Ih
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Life Tnsurnnoe a specinIlG.
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FOR PENI

TVHE OLD blue WAHEHn
~ IL has lately been htIcd up aa "a F.
handling house, and its arrangemen $50
com plete for that purpose. For fDrIH aH.
ply TO MARTIN, GARDNER q Nl.
fel2 div
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION "
For BeautIfyIng the Skin and Com
DieXiOn.

Removes all ErUptions, FreckIes, PIN.
niles. Moth BIotches, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin soft, fair, and blooming.
For Gentlemen aftzr Shaving 1t has no
equal.
remedy for diseases and blemishes of the
Skin.
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NEXSEN & BAKER.
General Insurance Agents
AND
ADJUsTERs OF LOSSES

MARBLE HALL, No. 0 Main S.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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Total Cash Assets ReprosanteI
Over twenty-five Million Dollars
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GREAT LAND SALE!!
seven Rich and Highly Improved
Ohio River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appur-
tenanGeS,

And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
located in the wealthy County of Hen
derson, Kentucky.
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$ FLOR DE- 40 2

PHAEON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP" foi
the Toilet, Nursery, ana Bath. VIII not
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The arrivals and departures up to
3 pm. yesterday. include the Altoona,
Cincinnati to St. Louis, Hartford
from Carmi, FagetLe. Cairo to return.
Middletown transcript., 1870-03-05

WIRE RoPE.-Wire rope, wire cord
and wire clotheslines have been brought
into such general use that articles of this
Kind are no longer a curiosity. One of
our exchanges thinks that wire rope and
wire cord constitute one of the most de-
clded improvements on the ideas of our
grandfathers that are entitled to attention
In our enlightened age. The swapping Of
sash cord, which leaves a window a
heavy burden on all connected with it.
has ever been the dread of housekeepers
But the wire sash cord at once insures the
most nervous against such accidents. For
clothesline the wire rope must supercede
the old hempen arrangements, as il is not
only strong, but durable. Dumb walters
fnd in it reliable way of elevating them
selves, without fear of disconnection
Pictures in costlicst frames NAV bano
most favorably from silvered cords that
look like shining threads of lightest
gossamer. And speaking of gossamer re-
minds us that clothesline is manufactured
by the same company that makes the iron,
copper, and silvered sash cord. Even
lightning-rods are formed of copperwire
so plated as to be continuous, and there
fore not apt to puzzle the electric fluid
with single point in its free and easy
passage to the earth.