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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
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BETWEEN
BLOOMFIELD and NEWPORT
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

FENHE subscriber is now running hack between
4 Bloomfield and Newport, leaving Bloomfield
at a m arriving at Newport in time to connect
with the Express train East.
Returning, leaves Newport at go p m., or OH
the arrival of the Mail train West.
RS- He has also opened LIVERY in tn Stables
belonging to RneSmithS Hotel, where he is pre-
pared to furnish horses and buggies at moderate
prices. AMOS ROBINSON.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sew would call the especial at
tention of our readers to the adver
tisement, in another column, Of DIR.
Jerome Pancost, of the 1t. Louis
Throat and Lang Institute, who is
nov in Our city filling a professional
engagement. The remarkable sue
cess which be is meeting with here.
and The miraculous cure Of cases
which he is accomplishing since his
arrival, that have hitherto resisted all
other modes of medication, should be
a sufficient guarantee to all that
there is yet a chance of regaining
health if they will but avail them
selves of this favorable opportunity.
We can with entire confidence com
mend him and his new mode Of prac-
tice to all who may COW be suffering,
as it is, INCUR opinion, the %onlyration-
al way to treat those dangerous classes
of diseases successfully.
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MaPFer.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, jan p.
FLOUR-The demand is almost eSclu-
siveiy for Low medium aud gOOd grades OF
Spring extras and Spring soperdBe, TO ii
E9Steln and Southern orders; high trades
dull and nominal, at 50 Sgd % for Spring
extras; 50 1903 40 FOR Spring supeIdne.
WIIEAT-U nsettted and i%rreguIar; de
Enand speculative; esrIy sales at 83I9N4c
subsequently prices recedCd, closing at 82A
@S2Lc cash AID sellers February; s3hGS6t
buy ers' February; S2GSje, sellers March
prices for oeher grades iTmer n higher;
sales Of No. ! al 9l@93c; after Change The
market was Irregular; No. 2 fairly active
Tor sp~ecujatfon, az e2A9eJc, cash n sell
lers' February.
Constructing liberal and demand less
active; no at 724g74NC cash. closing
at the inside, inc 72e72Ac, sellers FehIu-
airy; 72Hg73c sellers the month 73g73Hc,
sellers BLarch, closing a Tic: fresh re-
cetpts nc, February in the afternooD the
market WAS nOminat.
O~ATS-EasieT; 40g42c for No. 2, cash 100
dc. scllei $ md buyers tie month. and
sellers, Februaryi 4!c. buy ers' Feb nary,
n 4l1<G42c sellers APRIL. closing at 40ls
4tc cash, and 3 A04Os, sellers February.
RYE-Etsier; 73g74c, closing ut the out
side Tor strIcJly fresh.
B"ARLEY-Duu and nominaliy unCllanse .,
at 77@S5c for No. 2.
HIGHWINE5-N Ominal; 92Z693c offered
9ic asked for WOOd-bOund.
PROvISIoNS-Opened dull and easier, but
subst quentjy became more act We. Mess
pork quiet and 2jc lower; ST %, buyers
FebrusTy and sellers March. Lard steady,
closing at I6c cash aud sellers February.
Cut meats ia good demand, but easier;
l01zc for shoulders; 12Ae Tor rough sides;
1870 for snort Itbbed middIes; hams quiet
at l%GI5Mc Tor sweet picked, and lac for
green.
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COUNCIL
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EYanSVilla- Ian. u lA1l

EG
Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Semonin, Orr, Hold
son. Stumpf. Steineker. and Doughty.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read and approved.
In the absence of the Committee on
Claims, it was ordered that all bills
be laid over.
Several sidewalk petitions were pre-
scented, but as there were not thee
fourths of the members present, no
action could be taken.
The Finance Committee submitted
a report Of the City Bonds due and
past due, cancelled and redeemed,
which was ordered to be received and
spread upon the minutes.
Sam. Z. Havnn reported wharf col
lections for twoaweeks at 1929 %.
P..D. Viets reported collections fer
the same time at Sl85 90.
The Finance Committee reported
having renewed a note in the Mer-
chants National Bank for $4,000, and
also borrowed $500 additional for
ninety days.
On motion, it was ordered thai a
cash order Of sos 40 be drawn ia pay
the premium on insurance on the
Upper School house.
The Finance Committee were au-
thorized to renew notes In the First
National Bank to the amount of
$4,000.
It was ordered that the Wharf Mas
ter be authorized to reduce the wharf
age twenty-five cents per day on the
Clara Scott, while lying at the wharf
forty. five days 10 be repaired.
Joseph Stahlh9feT reported $13 60
for collections at Upper Market.
1t was ordered that the matter Of
opening Orange Street be referred
back to the appraisers, that they re-
port on the Il. & G. Railroad property.
On motion. the City Clerk was
authorized to have blank certificates
of cause Of death printed for the use
of physicians, so as to keep a perfect
record Of all deaths, and the causes
of the same.
Action on the proposition OF Gen.
Boyle was again postponed.
The Mayor said that a lamp post on
the corner of Fourth and Main, had
been out of order for some weeks,
and that complaint had been made to
the Company, but il had not been
remedied.
The Sexton reported FIVE inter
ments at Oak Hill Cemetery, for the
week ending Jan. 22d.
A general interchange of views in
regard to reports of deaths, etc.. was
had, but further action was deferred
Entil a subsequent meeting.
Oa motion the Council adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

REvIvALs-The inelemency Of the
weather, last night, prevented many
persons from attending the religious
services that are being held nightly
in several churches.
The meeting 1t Trinity M. i. Church
was fairly attended, and the interest
seems undated. 1t will be continued
this evening.
4 revival is in progress at Inglo
Street M. II. Church, which has
proved quito successful, under the
ministrations of Rev. JAS. Hill. More
than forty persone have professed re-
ligion, and fifty or more have joined
the church. On last Sunday, the oo-
casion Of the second quarterly meet
ing. twelve persons united with the
church, and seven professed faith.
The church was densely crowded at
night.
We also understand that a very
interesting meeting is being conducted
By the Rev. John .Poucher. Pastor Of
the Trinity Mission Church, located
near the corner Of Canal and Eighth
Streets.
We are pleased to note the great
religious awakening, and also to OBJ
serve by our exchanges that success
ful r~evivals are being held all over
the State.
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River DisEsatela0a

PITTSBURGH, January 24.-Monon-
gahela falling slowly, with z feet 6
inches. Allegheny 8 feet and falling
slowly. At Greensboro, stationary (;
. feet water at Brownsville, but rain
ing at both points. No departures to-
day. The Charmer, Camelia and St.
Charles arrived from Cincinnati; the
latter will not depart until Thursday.
The Cincinnati packet Arlington gees
out tomorrow. 1t has been rain
ing here all the forenoon, and an
other rise In the river is anticipated.
There have been no further shipments
Of coal. The reported departure of
the Tom FarrOw for Cincinnati is not
correct, as she is now undergoing re-
pairs. No Improvement in business
on the landing. Weather cool. Their
mometer 350.
CINCINNATI, January PIP NJ
The river has fallen three feet four
inches. with forty eight feet two
inches In the channel. Weather wet.
Thermometer 50o.
NASHVILLE, January 24.-Tbe river
is rising, with twenty feet water on
Harpeth Shoals. Heavy rains last
night and to-day. Arrived-Tyrone,
Cairo. Decentralization, Pittsburg;
Tyrone, Cairo; Umpire, Upper Cum
berland.
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gence on the part of the pilots or Off
GERS Of either boat, SO far rs &c have
been able to learn.
The Edinburg landed at the foot Of
Vine Street about 8 o'clock at night,
discharged her cargo, and took Oh
the freight that had been received
for her on the wharf. The General
Lytle, in making a landing below her
yesterday morning. ran into and broke
her fantail Oh the larboard side. The
Edinburg viii drop down to the foot
of Race Street and repair damages.
She will probably turn her lower
Ohio freight over to the Norman to-
morrow.
The Kate Kearney from Memphis,
arrived about l o'clock this morning,
with over 1900 bales cotton, for r. K.
Dunkerson & Co. She will probably
leave today for St. Louis...... The
Fanny Brandeis left Memphis about
the same time, but she will be a long
time coming up on this high tide.
She has over 500 bales for the same
consignees.........The weather was
growing cold rapidly after midnight.
and was partly clear.
MRuifests.
MASIFEsT-O the steamer Fayette. from
cairo to Evansville, Jan. "A, 1870:
Evansville "A s Lyle, IL bbls whisky:
owner on board, l lot plumber: Martin.
Gardner q Co, / b tobacco; G Babcock &
Co. hub boring machine and 1 box mdse;
StoekWen q Co. 2 bbls whisky; Hornbrook
q Co, pair scales n F arr & Co, l empty
heg.
Louisville-lS bales excelsior.
Cinclunatt-49 bales cotton.
Henderson-5O.000 shingles.
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~ hr%ph.i UrSoLsNAri jan. q
FLoUH-pnchanged; family, 6 z5@5 SO.
eady 81 I09I II.
CORH-UnchaDged; T697Tc.
O~ATS-Firin at 50;g53c.
RYE-6Sc and du L..
BARLEY-Steady 81 l091 % for Spring
81 25@l 30 for Fail.
COTroN-EiIm at 2pI92fJZc.
WHISKY-Steady at 500.
H-cGs-Opened firm, with good demand
at 80 t0n9 20, the latter an extreme Tate
closed dali at 50 1893 50; receipts 3,7C0.
MESS PoEK--O q at s27 Cd, but IS gener
ally held at 81 255H 50; IL is difficult TO
buy below these rates.
LARD-Firm; sales of 200 t~lerees: prime
steam leaf sod AT i5Zc; Kettle, 1910.
GREEN MEATS-Quiej; l0c for shoulders,
1910 Tor Sides, and l4G14Le for hams.
Bull MEATS AND BACON-Quiet and un-
changed in ali respects.
bUTTER-Dall at 2S933c.
EGGS-25c, ana dull.
EHEESE-EH9iS%c.
ILS-Lf1seed oil, dun at zoe. Lard oil,
81 10. Petroleum. 2g33ic for refined.
SUGAR Firm ll%@l4c for New Orleans.
CoFFEE-Steady at 18124c.
MoIAsSEs-firm at 75475c for New Or.
cans.
ExCHANGE-Par, buying.
GOLD-l2t, buying.
MoNEY-MarkeJ quiet and unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25
CITY NEW s..
RepablIean County Convention

All citizens Of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who " sustain the Administration
Of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, uniarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as all per
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, aud progressive principles Of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, Fb. 12th.
at II o'clock PM, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention, at IEdi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February I'D,
1870, and to transact UGH other bust
ness as may properly como before the
Convention.
By order Of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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Cannot use any other" Never
could uso baking powders until 1
tried yours" My family will lot use
any other" 1t is perfectly splen-
did" find it much cheaper than
others" Think it superior to any [
have ever tried" These ara a few of
the many expressions in favor of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which
well deserves the rapidly increasing
sale it has attained for making sweet,
light and healthy biscuits, rolls, pas
try, &c. 1t can be obtained at your
Grocers. jan21 i3.eod
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BY TeIegraph.1 NASHVILLE, Jan. q
CorToN = Firm tow middline, PIC;
B1kK MEATS Clear sides, Ijzc; clear
ribbed sldes, Ifzc; shoulders, IIEc; Jump
pork, bic.
~LARU-I11ac.
BACON = Clear Eides. l7c; shoulders,
I4e; country hams l7%ci sugar cured hams,
zoe plain sides, lgc.
VIE Tired, 81 90; amber, 81 10; white,
81 ID.
FLoUR-s4 5096 90 for superfne to fancy
EoRN-9Oc loose; lacked Size.
OATs-55o Dose; sacked Csc.
RYE-aI 90.
BARLEY-Sl 20.
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Aoulsrnle Market.
NNUfN FaahN @aH IDta
81 Telegraph.l L-oUlaYILLE. Jan. "a.

By Telegraph L~oUlsYILLE. Jan. q.
CoTION-Quiet at 24c.
FLoUR-Quiet; extra family at 50.
GKAIN-Wheat lei 81 05; white 81 10:
corn sacked S3c; oats &c; rye SOC. =
To~BACcO-Sales OF 81 hhds tobacco at
81 1905 60 Tor green and frosted trash; s8GS
sound lugs; i 509I0 50 low TO medIum
leaf ElI@16 fair TO good leaf.
PRoVISioN6-Quiet; mess pork at SOS COt
bacon shoulders I3Mc; clear rib 1919; clear
sides i6Lc.
BULK MEAT5-Shoulders lIMc; clear rib
l5c; clear sides I5Lc.
L~ARD-rierce l7c.
HAMS-S0e.
WHIsKY 9jc.
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- WWN. 4WH wv
By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Jan. .


By T~elegrRPh.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. q.
ToBACCo-Steady and offerings small.
CoTroN -steauy. with a good demand at
24Za2I5c for mlddling uDlands.
ht0IP-Stsady ana
FLOUR-E1FIn but quiet, fall super6ine
sold at q Is, X "a 40G4 go, Xxx 81 t095 %,
xxx To choice family IS 1897 So
W~HEAT-Eifm II unchanged: sales Of
No. l spring in v at 98c, No.. 2 red
fall slGl o., No. l do 81 l09I Is, choice
white 81 249I ..
CORN F1rmer, and 293c higt er for best
qualities; mixed in bull < Csc, yellow G9c,
mixed sscket 69970c, choice white 74977c.
OATS -Firmer at 49950c in bulk 54955c
for sacked. =
BARLEY-steady, at 81 2lgI Is for prime
to choice Minnesota spring.
RYE-Quiet at zoe.
GROCERIES -QuteB n unchanged.
WHIsKY-Firm Mt SIC.
PROVISIONS Firm with an upward ten
dency.
MESS P~oRK-Flrm at s27 60G2S.
DRY Sailed MEATS sales at lie for
shoulders, l4Hc for clear rib sides, l4%gl5c
for clear Sides.
BACON-Sales Of shoulders at he, clear
sides at l6L9I6Zc. clear rib sides 10 9i6Hci
sugar-cured hams lS%cG19Mc.
L~ARD-kIrtner at 16gl6Mc for prime
seam rendered.
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New SURVEYS Of the grain dis
tiIleries 10 this District have re
Gently been made under the 48.hour
rule, aud will soon be put in force by
the Assessor. The new measure
ments, together with the more strin
gent rules, greatly increase the re-
ouirement Of spirits from each dis
tillery. Uacle Sam is determined to
squeeze out all tho money belonging
TO him, that there Is IN whisky.
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Street Railroad Yofiee.

The annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Street Railway Com
pany, for the purpose Of electing a
Board OF Directors to serve during
the ensuing year. will be held at the
office of the Company, on Monday,
the 9th inst.
%jan14-10t WM. w. CHANDLER,
LConrleT copy.I Secretary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

r- A petition to Governor Baker,
endorsed by Judges Robinson and
Jones and Prosecutor Hargrave, is
being circulated for the purpose of
having the balance of the fine against
Harry Porter. now confined in the
County Jail, RENTED, and the accused
DISCHARGED.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

RED LErTER.-Coolidges, of the
New York Store. open this morning
a full line Of the Red Letter double
warp pure Mohair Blaok Alpscas, at
reduced prices. Also, Irish Linens,
Spring styles, Linen Collars, Alexau-
der's and Harris seamless Kid
Gloves for daylight aud evening.
They are more than slaughtering
Dress Goods, Cloaks, etc. ja24d2t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

ET Three men, having no place to
sleep, on Sunday night, erawled into
the box at one of the coal scales, for
which they were arrested. But, as it
appeared, they were poor and friend
less, and were compelled of necessity
to sleep somewhere. the Recorder dis
charged them.
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RIr AS [ am changing my bust
ess [ will sell out my present stock
of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, if applied
for soon, or in quantities, to dealers.
My stock comprises some very desi-
rable goods. suitable for the coming
season as we'll as for the present cold
snap. WILLIAM HUGHES.
January IS 1w
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JEIao- =. NaNa1 LllIlI-
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Weekly a SemI-WeeEly uumber. a
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every subscriber inducements 10 canvass
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Grand Pianos Moving Machines, EarIlr
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MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.-John
IL. Scott received, several days ago,
Harper's Monthly, the Atlantic
Monthly, and the Galaxy for Feb
ruary. The tables of contents in
these popular. magazines are unusu
ally rich and interesting. Scott is
always early in the market with the
latest publications.
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sAORIFICE on pREss G9oDs!

10 TIC Auut6s.
Your attention is called to the
Auction Sale of Fine Dress Goods, at
Elliott's Auction Room. at 2 o'clock
P. n. this day. Fine Empress Cloth,
Alpaccas, Merines and Poplin. In
great variety. sold at a great sacrifice
ian19-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

REooRDzR's CoURr.-A man named
John Saunders, from Kentucky, was
fined s. So. He said he had the
money. but preferred to 60 to the
Lock. up to board it out.
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FRO A RIVATE LETTER F2oM
HAWAII. SANDWICH sLANDs.

8 g . Although the cru ption Is not
SO violent now, the volcono is a fearful
sight to behold. The rivers of lava still
how, and the smoke rom the crater eS-
cends in awful majesty. During this VOC
can1c u~pheaVal it has been very slckIy
here. a peculiar sort of low malarfous
fever, which has grown cut OF the foul,
condensed vapors of the volcano, has pre-
vailed to an alarming extent, and at one
time 1t was feared 1t would d~epopulate the
island. But, fortunately, a sea captafn
calling here for suppIieS) distributed
PLANTATION BITTERS 70 the suffering aud
quick and thorough cures were the result.
The news spread like WiIddre. Messrs.
C~hfng-Takin & Co. commission mer-
chants, haU these BibteTs for sale. In q
short time their Office was besieged and
the supply exhausted. A steamer was dis
patched to san FraEci.co by order of the
Hospital Department, and a new and
enormous supply obtained as soon as pos
stble. From that moment the scOurge was
stayed. Not another fatal case occurred,
aad the epidemic has now entirely dlsap-
peared. " 3 = % Is this wonderful rem
edy known in you city? L hope so, for it
is a sure cure for f5vers and miasUnatic
siczness. You may tell your friends so for
me. il. u. G.
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"a Ed. Martin, formerly City
Marshal has changed his base, aud ex-
poets to move away from the city to-
day. lie is going into the hotel bust
ness at Patoka.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-Capt. L. j..
Downs, Il. s. Fuller and DR.. w. L.
Barker, Of Warrick County, we're in
the city last night, en- route to Wash
ington, Daviess County, to attend a
meeting of tbs Stockholders and Di-
rectors of the North and South Rail
road, which cOnvenes to-day.
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"a On next Thursday, as We learn,
the a S Of the County rs. Victor
Bisch, will be called up, and a
a" struck " jury has been selected to
try the cause.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-A case
Of the most disgusting character was
tried before Justice Emery, yesterday.
A German girl named Lizzie Loscher,
who loved not wisely, but too well,'
brought suit against Fred WuDder-
Itch, charging him with being the
father Of her child. Fred denied the
soft impeachment" aud all the La
maseo bummers were subposnaed.
According to the evidence, the woman
has been exceedingly afeetionate,
and has loved all Of thom; twenty
three-that is the number given us
by a person who counted-tes-
ti6edthat theyhad been on very in
innate " terms with her. The evidence
was unfit for publication. A dense
crowd were present during the whole
day. The spectators we're wedged in
like sardines 10 a box. and if one per-
son left the room, there were TIVE out
side waiting to take his place The
rain did not seem to dampen their
ardor in the least. The Squire was
powerless to enforce order, and a
high old time - was the result. Lee
roy Williams appeared tor the plain
tiff, and Captain Gooding for the de
PENDANT, and 10 addition TO the other
items Of interest connected with the
trial, the attorneys had occasional
tits at each other, which greatly
amused the crowd. Some very ridicu-
lous scenes occurred while the
trial was IN progress. ACQUISITION was
asked one witness, who was q little
!" tight" by Captain Gooding, to which
Williams objected.
Then ensued fierce speeches ad
dressed TO the Squire, in which the
: American Eagle" " Legal Rights"
/" Star Spangled Banner etc, cut
large figures. Gooding claimed the
question was right and proper.
Williams said it was absurd" and
that his opponent was " driven to the
WALL" etc. During this debate the
witness amused himself part of the
time by looking arouUd on the crowd
with a serio-comic expression Of
eountenance, occasionally thrustiug
his tongue out. Finally he put his
hand in his pocket and produced a
pipe, which he proceeded to FIJI with
tobacco. Then lie fumbIed about for
a match, and at last got his pipe
lit. By this time the attorneys
had got out of breath debating
the objection, and the Squire
decided that the question was proper.
This decision created an immense
sensation. The crowd became quiet,
and in a minute you could have heard
a pin drop. It was a moment of great
excitement. A startling revelation
was about to be made, which would,
perhaps, get several Of them in a
fix" The lawyers looked eager, the
Court %expectant, and the plaintiff
hung her head. When the excite
ment became so intense that it was
really painful. the witness arose, and
in a very calm and deliberate manner,
took his pipe from his mouth, and
said hat he 'djeln't hno1o anything
at Az about at"
The crowd fairly roared, and short
~ afterward the Squire announced
that the trial would be adjourned, to
be resumed again 10 day at l o'clock,
~ Co;~o g,,Uet;n savs that
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-25

"a Some merchants are complain
ing Of dull times. If they would adj
vertIso a little more, and let people
know what they have for sale, it might
improve their business.
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8 8 3 Q 8

SO THE WORKING GLASS we ere
now prepared 10 furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, tine whole
of the Time or for the spale moments.
Business new, light, and Profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from soc. to
s. per evening and n proportions sum by
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
we make This unparalleled offer; 10 such
as are not we'll satisfied, we Will send s. 10
pay for The tOuble of writing. Full parLi-
culars, a valuable sample, which viii do
TO commence work on. and a copy OF the
Peoples LfteT0TV Companion lone of the
largest ana best family newspapers pub
l~ished--all sent free by mail. headerl 90
you want pc manent, profitable WORK. AIDE
dress u. q. ALLEN * Augu-Ln, Ee-