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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
Cuba-COnfrmatIOn of the Massacre.

NEW YORK, March 4.-The 7Fi-
bune's Havana correspondent writes
that the horrible massacre committed
by Major Carlos Baet, acting under
orders from Valmaseda, upon some
twenty two persons, has been fully
confirmed. The details arc disgust
ingly horrible. One of the twenty
three individuals seized for the pur-
poses of vengeance alone escaped.
His name was Sanchez. Under the
pretext of being brought out to make
a declaration on the pretext of
innocence as to the charge of treason
preferred against them, they were
ordered into the presence of Baet,
who, without causing any examination
whatever to be made, gave orders that
they should be Immediately shot, and
the e. vecution took place in his pres
ence. When the Governor of Santa
go de Cuba Otero, who is said to be a
better maa than Baet, learned that
these men had been seized, he or
dered at once body of marines to go
OUT and take the prisoners In charge /;
but when the detachment had ar
rived, the unfortunate men had al
ready been shot.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

la way, the older class Of our
will agree with us that of late
ere mas been an unusual num-
avastigating committees ap-
There used to be no occa-
such things. Times have
<. -SulliUaR Democrat
urse they have. Under Demo
yay.rascality was not regarded
itimate subject for condemna-
Id consequently investigation
cared unnecessary. Nothing
aigher for the purity of the
can party than the prompt
ID which it investigates rumors
]. md the fidelity with which
les its members when found
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
ADVERTIsEMENqs
PublIo So.

Sale of Lands and II0ts mortgaged to- eas
cure loans Of CommCn SchCot and Con-
gressional Township Funds, as provide
/ In sections 81, 90 and 81 Of chapter 4 on iha
act OF the General Assembly of tne ste
/ of Indiana, approved and am ended ga lt
1857 and l660 The undersigned will, an
the
FOURTH MONDAY I'm MARCH. l67l
being the 2Sth day Of said month. ~ ts.a
door of the Court House. in the CITY
Evansville, IN Ahe County OF Fanderpura
and Slate or Indiana, between the hulF
Of 10 O'Clock a. 1I. and c5elcckP 2. ne OF q
/ for sale the following described Lands auH
Town Lots, situated Ia said County moUz
gagged 10 tLe State Of Indlana. 10 seer
loans OF school Funds. aud upon WhidH
the borrowers have failed To pay tho 81.
nual InstaIlments Of interest aud prinelrat
due thereon, to wits
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
Loan No. 9, Lot number tweufy-Lhia
| (2S), in Block Number ten (l0l, fu ta#
Fourth Enlargement, adjoining the o q
of Evansville mOrtgaged by henry Dna-
d 'stel and Catharine, his wife, Juiy l0 a
Anoant due thereon, G2i5 o.
LOAF NO. ~, Lot number tWenty-i.
(22), in Block Number ten flO] ia tHa
Fourth Enlargement, adjoining Che city aE
Evansville, ~ orr gagged by Henry Daud
Tel and Catharines his WIFE, on Decent
Amount due thereon, eIs2 l2.
Loan No. $40, the southwest haif Of Los
and 28), In McGary's or Lover EnIar.
ment of the City OF Evausvil &. morfsara5
on the 18th day OF February, 1858.
Amount due thereon &337 az.
Loan No. a7g. Lot number EfRhteen 81
in Block n Six, (0) IN the Crescent hna
largement OF the City OF Evansville n
by Margaretb Miedreieh, and Henry fIisf
reich her husband, on the 29lh day OF ll
Gem Der. 1864.
Amount dee thereon, s2l8za
Loan No. 863, (363) All th8t Lot on ID
eel of ground, In Lamasco City. SO eaffaE
beginning 80 feet south of the north-pes
corner OF BLOCK number Six ty-one f8) ca
the west boundary line thereof, rumnlne
south on said boundary line alona Qth AZ.
enue 40 feet; thence east l50 Zee, % GO faQl
last mentioned street 80 feets thence w6af
TO the place OF keginnings mortaaged bs
William Clarkson start and Mary a. uls
Amount due thereon, $3.50 g5
CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP FUND
Loan No. 26I- Lot number two-f2 81
Block number hity-tWo (52l Jim The haaf
In said County, mOrignged bv Iac
Smith and Olive q. his wife and John
Smith and ;Amaeey his wife, on the
Amount due thereon 1852 5.
Loan No, Az. Lot number ula
Block number fOrty-three (4a) in lue
ern Enlargement Of the City nt
in said County, 10 mortgaged lalii l a
and Harriet mis- wife, on oaI onas t t-ss.
Amount due thereon t
Loan No. 442. The rcr ~ -
North. east quarter - aoH uHmaef
thirty-one l3ll in lE A t 1tNia
Of range eleven tt t1
mes Land Dist Al8
more or less, m A-eA
richs and D enc
1866.
Amount
Should
paid or
the for r
dersf
said - bye
n the Best
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

SAN Francisco, March 1.-The
coinage of the Branch Mint for Feb
ruary was $685., 900, including $25, 900
In silver. d.
The location of the rich mineral
deposits mentioned yesterday is in
New Mexico, near the boundary of
Arizona. three miles from the South
ern Pacific Railroad, and forty miles
from Fort Brown.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

WE are disposed to mourn over
Golladay. 1t is a modification which
we do confess. Perhaps the least said
the soonest mended. But we have
this to add. that, no matter who is
made to suffer, the House must go on
with its investigation and do its duty.
Not a single West Point trader
should be allowed to keep his seat.
The Augean stables must be cleaned
out thoroughly.-Co Courier Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
s URDAE, MARCH 5, 1870.

aE Fort Wayne Gazette hoists
be- nsme of Lindley M. Ninde, as
lc 2odidate of the Republicans Of
ALLEN County, for Congress, subject,
o course, to the decision of the Dis
tlc Convention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

I Petersburgh Press, Of Pike
comes out strong for Levi
aa, Of that county. as the Re-
candidate for Congress in
riot. Captain Ferguson has
.ditor Of that county for the
m, and has discharged the
the office with satisfaction
oople He is a young man,
good record as soldier, of
ergy and perseverance, and if
ca would spare no effort to
he success of the Republican
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

Tua 3ity election in Cincinnati will
tars o1 the question OF exclusion of
.ee Bi le from the Public Schools.
Alrea5y the advocates and opponents
Chat policy are organizing and con-
iidatirg their cohorts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

BRowELow has reduced the
ln party Of Tennessee to such
ale that the only reason for
over his improving health, is
o the fear that his death will
Andrew johnson taking his
tho Senate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

1H1 Chicago Post says the fact that
vi oorhees yehemently denies that
belonged to the Knights Of
90 len Circle, removes one dark
the reputation Of that mid
der.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

The hypocritioal radical press
air comments on the expulsion of
emore, their carpet bag Congress
cE .antly ask when did the
1c.a ever expel one Of their
ser from any legislative body for
ption2 The Democrats never
occasion to expel one of their
They don't deal or take stock
nat kind Of cattle. Its members
% Of decency, Of honor, Of intel
e. in short, are 1vhtte men,
5or0 Monitor.
gorgeous Golladay, we presume,
in point.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

publish this morning a brief
lncement from the Hon. j. ).
day, declaring himself a eandi-
for re election to the seat in
ress which he has just vacated.
announcement will take the
le by surprise. Mr.. Golladay
end upon his return TO Ken
2 that she people will demand of
something more than an explana-
of the equiVoeal position in
"a ho has involved HIMSELF Thsy
certainly not accept any partisan
sia. whatever, in excuse tor q
soctiou which is exclusively per-
LOUISVILLE L0lw.e Journal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

The Missing Steamer City of Boston.
Captain Haffers of the Bark, h. A.
Kennedy from Liverpool, reports at
3 A. N. February II. latitude 480, lon
gitude AS, passed a long low propel
Tor apparently lying still, heading
West by Northwest. She showed
only one bright light at the mast; had
no other lights visible In the cabin or
about the decks. She had three
masts and was square rigged forward
with top sail yard; TO all appearances
the steamer was IN q good como n
and bore no evidence of having Let
any disaster. Captain Hatfers
passed near enough to receive
any communication if it had been
desired, aud heard steam escaping.
A report is current here that the
steamer was the City of Boston, and
the agent of the Inman Company is
of the opinion that it may have been
her, as the description corresponds
to her rig, &C., but there is consider
able doubt, as the Captain did not
observe her very particularly, and
the general appearance of the steam
er was like others employed in the
Atlantic trade. The steamer seen
was also heading in the opposite d.
rection to that the City Of Boston
would take on her voyage. 1t is pos
sible it may have been her, and she
lost her rudder or injured her machi-
merry which would account for heI
temporary stopping IN mid-ocean. 9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

have no doubt that General
Republican candidate for
of State, can readily clear
from the charge that he Is IN
vol f the Wabash and Erie Canal
e. And We suggest to the
/ that it will be advisable for
10 10 without unnecessary de-
IS, decidedly, one of those
q which delays are peculiarly
Gus. The Republican party Of
a can not support any candl-
10 has not q clean record In
nal business. For our part.
II support no man, for any OF
10 can not fully subscribe to
ank Of our State platform, nor
whose record is inconsistent
IS plain declarations. - 4erre
E.rpTess.
e the way to talk. The Re-
ans Of this part of the State are
asst in this matter. They will
or 30 man who is directly or
silly 10 favor of what they terse-
The Wabash Canal swindle.
Is no use Of Gov. Baker call
extra session of the Legisla-
3 pass a constitutional amend
IN this subject, ii the Republi-
Fly propose to place the funds
State in charge of a mar
an avowsd advocate Of th'
le. General Milroy's glorious
as soldier can no
such an inconsistency, Wha
for is, that the General imme
8 announce the position he ha
led with reference to this i'm
lt matter. Every Republican
late, both for State and count
must 5e a5oUe suspicion OIL
question. Even then, the ut
Ratchfulness will be required o
lople to prevent their being bur
with the payment Of the cana
We desire to hear from all tn
blican papers on this point.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

RY 0TECE Is hereby given, that the u
Az dersigned has taken ont letters
administration OF the estate Or Bsnfam
4. Norton late OF Wander burgh County
deceased. Said estate is supposed to e
solvent ELIZA u NORTON
Evansvllle. Mareh 3. 1870. ml1 IL h :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

DANIEL G. MARK. JAMES ID. warn
JAAIHS PHELAN.
MARX, WARREN & co
DIRECT IMPORTERS
and WHOLESALE DEALERS In
QUEENSWARE
CHIN a
AND
GIL "A = y w - EE E
Lamps, LOOking-6Easses
Chan de1iers, sc
No. "a First Stree
20. p Eirst -

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of SLahordshire, Englar
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which rlgl
fully belong to cur customers.
We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTRCE
in this market OF MEAKIN'5 celebrats
STONE CHINA WARE, incl uding thc
beautiful patterns, "China' and 4" "Cat
tom" which are now having a great russ
throughout the country, of " hich we afa
receiving regular shipments of origin
assorted crates, and regular stock Tor
packing. Just received, fresh from
moges, France, q large stock OF COL
BAND, PLAIN WHITE,and DECORATE
FRENCH CHINA.
A NEW GRADE, just IN, full Hno i
BridgeWood's light White Granite War
French China shapes and finish; a vera
superior article, al much less cosGa han
China.
HS- Consult your own interest by exam
lining cur stock before purchasing atfas
where. now
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED In the
Post-Ofhce at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the 9TH day of March, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
viii please say ADVERTISED" )" giving date.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

WASHINGTON, March 4. a bill
reported to the Senate, to day, to
repeal the Test Oath act of 1862. is
believed will soon pass both Houses.
1t relieves all persons of disabilities,
except. those disqualified under the
Fourteenth Ameudment
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

ANNAPOLIs, March 1.-The Mon
arch sailed to-day for Portsmouth,
England.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

aovement in Chicago for clos
l- liquor saloons on Sunday
have come to nought. A
station signed by $4,000 citizens,
that the saloons be closed,
sented TO the Mayor. when
uctionary took the matter
..H tvisement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
GENTLEnaEN,s LIST.

a DLEQ Lemuel
.AADlieLner JOSEPH
Angle Van
Anslinger Frank
Ahleier FTedr1ck
AllenEPhil
Arnold Bush
Adrian B
Angel Henry
HBLUM Robt
DBIackburn NJ
Blythe Marte
Boltbel Morris
Brown Joe q 4
Bante VIM
Bennett VIM
Bippell John
Begly Jno
Brown John w
Burrer Joseph
Bodine WI 4
Bacon ] d
Brlgg j )
Blake Joseph
Brown John
Brare Josiah y
Bits Paiser
Butts Henry
Baker Thos
Bowers Fran X
Bowen Stale,t
Bates Robt
Boyel Richald d
Beene Edward
Bowman Edward
Billups Alfred
BEaglSr Frederick
BIine Pat
BrOcraS samuel
Burns Char1es Z
BOos Paul
hurns 7 j
Barralf Oscar
Burgdorf Conrad
Bunny August
Bennett { BAyleSs
Brown A q
Brelsfor & co
Bennett A e
Bloucker y 81
Bass Rev T w
Barton Clinton r
MNLEMENT5 VIM
OCOlton Jos
Cummings w r
Cranshaw VIM w
Cusham VIM K
Charles Gorge
Corns j w
Clark J Morton
Carroll VIM
Crawford Henry
CIask Horace :"
Crumbaugh Thos
Coyn Edword
Collins Thos
Carter Edward
CoIman Alfonso
Clark & Graninger
Clavy JnO II
Casteel Joseph
Cams James
| nAUM Charles
| UDouglaS Aal on
| DebuIer A a
Days ChaS
| Dennison Paul
! Donoghill Edmond
| Dandson Edward
| Doseus Henry
| Dignan Thos
1 Daniels VIM
Dunn1ng Lafayette
Deitz Emily e
EGGLESTON s
II Estep George
Eiten John
E,isle1 John q
Epp:ng John
England James s
Essks Madderson
Ellis Milton H
NORD L H
= Forster John j
Fisher H q
Freeman Howard
Fisher Henry
Field Thomas
Farrell Thomas 2
Finley 5 w
Eagen Peter
Furgerson Nathan.
Felker A
Fink A w
Fields Philip
Fisher John II
Forster Thomas
FriR John
NAVITT d NJ A
~ Gilbert James
Grant John Z
Gill1gan James ]
Golman William
! Graham Willie
Gibson Joseph
Groshart James 2
GrlmWQOQ j OSep0
Glipert w Wesk
Gates q Geiger
Gumet Albert
Grouse Stephen
Green Franklin
Griener Roman
HEUTCHENS A
N Hitch Fred
HarWood ] ID
Holt j H
Hunt j ID
Hirst l. j
Hopkins Charles
Hayes n B 2
Hilies Sue
Holman VIM H
Henry VIM H 2
Hill James s
!, Hubberd ] q
! Henry Martha
ZONES B A
% Jones J G
Jenkins Nathan
Johnston Poh II
Jam esun 8 am as ~
aIHIH
JeEard ksl1
Jackson 9 y
JQl
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05

the best
iusfaHfnn
atr amy usa
sis lr death
-AeIu We prepara
eey do not possess be
ftchelnr q hair Uve has
1ut0rnilhed reputation Lu
eaEriEy SIS Ene only PeFfeCr
Jack or Bro Vu. sold bY oiI
Applied I'd l6 Bond street, New
fFsru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

An individual is told Of as doing business in
market, who is down on customers who don't
speak properly. What. eggs this morning ~
says customer. Eggs, Of course" says the
dealer, 81 mean. now do they go?' SEQ
where: y 'Sho-," says the customer, getting
up his fury, "whats eggs Money, sir money
or good Endorsed credi, ~ says the dealer Don't
you understand the English language, sir ~
says the customer, Not you mix it and min.
gle it. don't" responded the egg merchant.
What-is-thc-price-p er-ioaen-for-your
eggs ''Ah, now yon talk" says the dealer.
sixteen cents per dozen is the price. sir -
They traded. But it appcar~ that another Gus.
toner, who, on asking whats eggs this morn.
ing :: was answered eggs. of course" respond.
ed, "~ell, I'm glad OF that, for the last got OF
you were half chickens"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

uow CAMEL. GOES THROUGH THE EYE OF
NEEDLE-The passage from the new Tesla.
ment, 1T is easier for camel" etc., has per.
picked many good men, who have read it liter.
ally. In Oriental cities. there are in the large
gates, small and very low apertures. called met.
aphoricaliy, needles eyes," just NJ we talk OF
certain windows AS bulls eyes" These sntran.
ces are too narrow for camel to pass through
them IN the ordinary manner, if loaded. When
camel has to pass through one of these entran.
ces 'ts load is removed. and then il shuffies
through on its knees. yesterday" writes La.
dy Duff Gorlon, from Cairo, II saw camel 20
through the eye of a needle-that is, the low
arched door OF an enclosure. He must knesl
ana row MS head to creep through; and thus
the rich man must humble himself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
Budget of Jim.
BY PROF. o. HOWE GREENE.

The man who .'lost his balance lost it in Wall
street.
The young lady who was carried away with
her feelings came back with her "unfeeling
father" "feeling lost" but the maiden lady VINO
couldn't express her feelings" telegraphed them,
as she dare not trust the "males
The individual who was changing in suspense
WAS horse thief.
The person who ''taxes our ingenuity is a
revenue officer.
The man who ''losr his little awl was shoe
maker He still ceilings to the last
The imam OF mark is a draughtsman.
The man who "made deep impression was
die-sinker
The man whose first impressions were often
wrong was printer.
The man who gained more than he LOST was
gambler.
THAT singular man. is a bachelor.
"The lady with ''single purpose" is an old
maid.
The boy who was "lost in thought" has been
found in Chicago.
The man who had 'just get his hand in" was
a pickpocket.
The man who was supposed to have gone up"
has come down handsomely"
The man ''over-J0red' was an editor
The youth who wouldn't listen to reason"
had to listen to the police justice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

Not long since, our friend Brown was on a
visit to Lookout Mountain, Georgia, and was
much struck with the fact that fine Jet Of wa.
ter was thrown up above the top of the eIninence
on which the hotel stands. Walking around
the Jet admirlngly, he accosted plain country.
man with:
My friend, is that water forced up by RAM
meaning. OF course, the hydraulic contrlvancs
SO named.
"a ram" exclaimed the countrymen
Yes, ram, say
What on earth-no sir: Its a darned big
mule and its tremendous hard work for him.
Come here, and will show him TO you
Brown saw the mule and leit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

They tell a good story Of Whitte,nore', friend =
in South Carolina. While Damn, one Of White.
mere'' opoueuts was making speech In Flor.
ence. one Of Whitt-more- runners purcha .ed
three ca!Ious Of whis6ey TOR s., and placed it
watered and free 10 be u.ed by everybody, out.
side the compass 81 Damn. voice. Dunn. audi.
tors were negroes, who were quietly informed
by the Whittemore erni-~.,.es where they could
get the evil spirit, to which rt-y saunterci one
after another, until at last Dunn Wa. LETT with
les than "a dozen hearers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

\ little man of six years went to a children's
ball A. this age, and until boys pretend TO be
brave and girls timid, n" boys are less venture.
some than the girls. Our young friend held
himself aioof in the corner, an idler, dull and
beFed. The lady OF the house called to him
Come, now, play and dance with Others here.
See these petty girs-choose one tor YOUR little
wife" "A wife, cried the young cynic "a wife
for me; no, no, don, want to be plagued like
papa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

SULPHUR A. \ DEnDoRlZER.-Th NJ tine
tJrHer says: One night sort Of domestic An.
imal known skunk, took up hi, abode in
the back entry OF house, aud being disturbed
by the cat emitted most GlsaGrectble odor-as
he i al ways sure 20 do when he IS AZ all suspi.
cIous that his right, are being invaded. The
dairy being in the negh5orhool of whore the
conflict tool; place, il became infected with th.
noxlouS odor, when our friend. in his haste TO
cleanse the premises, burnt some sulphur in the
room The effect Wa. magical, as it completely
ueutralizeG al the foul smell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

In the old town Of w. in the Pinetree
State, lives ono Of those unfortunate lo,ds OF
creation VINO has, in not very long life, pu. on
mourning for three departed wives. But time
assuages heart wounds as well as those Of the
flesh. In due time fourth was inaugurated
mistress OF his heart and house. He is a very
prudent man, and suffers nothing to be wasted
hen the new mistress was putting things to
rights, while cleaning up the attic she came
across a piece of board, and was about launching
1t out of the window, when little Sadie inter.
posed, and said ooh, don't, mamma that is
the board papa lay, out his wives on, and he
wants 10 save il :"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

The Virginia Enterprise SUNNI ,rizes new
pastime in Nevada: Our frier' Perkins went
out yesterday t. practice throwing boomerang,
sent him by his brother in Australi. The phy.
sicians think his nose can b. atched and
Strengthened up, but his left eye is entirely
gene
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

That Is malicious old bachelor, who ,sid IN
eur presence, that We must look under The mar.
riage head for tho news Of the meok. The vine.
gar hearted old wretch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16

Mrs Gum Of Indiana, has gone of with a
stranger, leaving disconsolate husband and
several little sons of Gunn's
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-29

LIVERPOOL. Murcn 29.--ll-l5 q. IN.
Refined q. Spirits I'D.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-29

ANTWERP, March. 29 % p. II.
Crude 5jl3.