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Alexander s. Mooney
VS.. Attachment.
thomas Snowden.

Thomas Suowden.
In the Court o. Common Pleas of Wander.
burgh County, Indiana, May Term, 1870.
-T APPEARING BY AFFTnAVTT
Il on file in the office of the clerk of said
Court that the defendant in the above en-.
titled cause is a nonresident of the state
of Indiana
Notice is hereby given TO said Thomas
SnoWden of the pendency OF this action.
and that the same will stand for trial at
the next term OF said Court of Common
Pleas, to be begun and held at the Court
Hou' e, in the City of Evansville, County
~ NaTfGerburgh. state - Indiana. on fha
wrst Monday In May le1o
witness. Soreu EorauEou- Clerk gf g1fl
Court r c Evansville this 9tl day of March,
1870. S. SOREESDN. Clerk
&. w. MCBRIDE ATT = 4Or pl tLu. Dthe
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B@ 7. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Al1m Waters.
ie17-H
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LOWELL. Mass, March 12.-The
old Sixth Massachusetts Regiment,
are arranging to celebrate its passage
through Baltimore, on the 10Th of
April 1851.
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q 8 Z 6 3 a p II.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Interesting News from
HayGi.
miscellaneous Items of In
teEest.

WsH-g gtOa News - HaytleR Items.
f5As INGTON, March II. - Dis
patches received at the Navy Depart
meHt ON Rear Admiral Poor, Com
mrrl of the North Atlantic feet,
dot Cape Haytien, Feb. II, state
tla Admiral Poor had called upon
fha visional President, and after
ll interchange of civilities, ac-
era tel him with the object Of his
vaIt The President summoned his
Cabinet, and the Admiral explained
the in ructions he had received from
his Government, namely, that nego-
tiah0us were pending between the
United States and San Domingo, and
that nile they we're pending this
Gov unent had determined with its
whole power to prevent any inter-
ference on the part of the Haytien
Government with that of the Domini-
caua, nd if any attempt should be
pom the DOminicans during
Er yotiatiOns under Haytien or
3r flag, would it be regarded as
hostility to the United States
Err, and would provoke hostility In
rctsIl.
Tha President aud Secretary of
State express hope that the friendly
r-lati0us now existing between Hayti
and the United States may not be in
ID. but that while they were
{ their weakness, they knew
taer rights and would maintain them
.a tha Jest of their ability; that they
mus. Do allowed to be judges of their
Cpl r1 icy. Admiral Poor afterwards
ai5 6cially, that the authorities
wore spleased with what they con-
e9 rCd a menace on the part of the
tpsaa States Government, accom-
uautod with force. The United States
Seem s Severn aud Dictator have
arrive. at Port au Prince.
nor IS IN circulation that a
eo3s0a occurred at Cape Haytien,
between the Nantucket and Hay
c- q Of war Terror. late PequOt,
ec1 sequence of the protection
eU.. = the former to the American
l.e-u 1t was also reported by the
ts, who brought in Severn
tator; with a discrepancy as
esult, on an examination by
7, it was proved that the ru'
without foundation.
Glowing Haytien vessels were
an Prince: Maratonza, Qua.
2, Alexander, Pelican, Galcte'
uat Vernon. The Quaker
}ismautled.
egatioB Of the officers of tn,
I banks, called at the execu
asion this morning, to merel.
Dects to the President.
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MONDAY, MARCH Il, 1870.

T is stated that the Chicago Tri-
charges and receives tIoenty tl1o
thousand fDe hundred and si1ty tDco
dollars a column per year, for adver-
49,
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WHAT elegant Bohemian Vases S.
Bruner, the Hoop Skirt and Corset
Manufacturer, is selling at So 90 and
81 30 pairl mar12.tf
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BUFFALO, March ia large meet
ing of citizens and members of the
Board of Trade, indorsed the action
of the Legislature repeating the con-
tract system on the canal.
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BD@ New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
mb7-tf
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New ORLEANS, March 12.--Sam-
uel f. Wilson, one of the editors and
proprietors of the Picay1tne died to-
day, aged % years.
General Morris s. Miller, Deputy
Quartermaster General U. s. A, died
suddenly yesterday, aged 56 years.
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Rg Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'S.
mh7-tf
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For RENT-A neat, new store
room, corner of Locust and Second
Streets. Also two small houses on
Locust. between Second and Third.
mh12- If G. w. SHANKLIF
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WE have already alluded to the
loarcr's attack upon Mr.. Joseph p.
Elliott. The following card, in re-
Ply apsared in their paper Of yes
terdag
a Card from Mr. Elliot.
TORS COURIER Your paper of
Chris morning In giving an account of
tlc ,iZsns meeting at marlett's
Hall "a Friday evening, makes two
ar three mistakes with regard to my
self, which | desire corrected.
was not consulted by parties in q
terested In the meeting with reference
90 Dr ding over the same, until after
I entered the hall, and l then con
Ee1icd only on the condition that the
meatI-g should not be Objectionable
DO my we'll known views as a Repub-
hcCu Your information to the con-
lrary altogether incorrect.
Nei ler IS your inference that L
would vote for thieves, gamblers, or
murlerers instead of honest men"
warranted by anything | said. 1t is a
gross perversion of my language, and
I am surprised that the Courier
should so misrepresent me. | sin
cere'y believe that the Republican
Cog1cii has managed the affairs of
th prudently during the past
year and / see no reason for return
Ing the blunders of the year pre-
gsedi1g, and this was the only idea
intended to convey in my remarks.
WIN you publish this in justice to
llc !. 2. ELLIOTT.
day, March u, 1870.
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an orders promptly attented 70. Ife23
Order Relating to Center Street.
On motion OF Councilman Hopkins. sec
following ordef was unanimously passed
and adopted:
UT rs Now HERE ORDERED that
six Weeks' public notice De given by
publication IN the Evansville Journal, q
public newspaper printed and published
In the city OF Evansville, that on Monday.
the 25th day Of April, 1870, the Common
Council of the city OF Evansville VIII
northeasterly line Of Center Street 10 a
line sixty feet north OF the south line OF
said street, between Clark and Leet Streets
passing through Lots 8, 10, IL, y. Is and la
IN BLOCK NUMBER :, in the Fourth EnIarge-
ment OF the city OF Evansville.
And any person aggrieVed by reason. OF
the adoption OF this order may az anv
time within six weeks from its publication
apply TO the Common Council for redress
oy peIllOn or r6mOlstranCe In writing.
clls containing statement of the injuries
complained OF and the amount demanded
tnere1Ors ana said petition or remou-
STRANGE viii be duly considered and deter
mined on the 18th day OF April, 1870.
And tt is further ordered that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book OF the Couneif
the plat OF said Center Street, aspEoposed
to be Wtdened, which plat has been pre-
pared by James ID. Sander, city sur-
veyor. A. M. MCGRIFE', Clerk,
By l.. a. MCGRIElF, Dsnubw
City CLERKS Onice, Evansvius, Mareh 30.
$50. -- ~ = mill 6W
Foe BLACK MDAf ANA EEar
om kA@ 4aees n#r rHa G e
g4a@ Efe#aefs prepared Iuiw nW Ha
a Hnnu 1trlaN M4W Ir
4#e aH AAe Il tatt. fanHlia haa@
ata 8eatein Iual 7dH
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CHAs. ID. HANHARn-

Having returned from the East. where l,a
mas extended his experience IN tie gna1.
Dfanches OF paper-hanging, returns hIs
tuanka 10 the citizens of this place tor
past patronage, and is confident that ~.
VIII be able to give satisfaction to MS old
Ilends, ana al new ones who NAV favor
hln with call. Orders left at Al and a
IA ain aisos IL South Ftrst Street. mhIf IN
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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CHICAGO, March 13.-At half past
eleven o'clock last night the roof of
the east wing of our court house fol-
lowed the example of Tire west wing,
and fell in with tremendous crash.
The disaster was precipitated by the
weight of snow upon the edifee. No
one was injured. The loss is probably
$4,000 or $4,000 oE each wing.
There is much public excitement and
indignation over the occurrences.
The press, several months ago,
alleged that the buildings were un-
safe, but the allegation was poohooed
by the officials, and no attempts were
made to strengthen the structures.
A committee of architects has beer
appointed by the city authorities to
investigate the disaster.
The storm continued through last
night and was by far the severest Of
the season. To-day. however, the
weather has been quite pleasant.
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INGToN, March y. The
lroceedipgs is devoid of inter-
: the attendance small. Co.
he chair. The only notable
was the endorsement, by FL
af ah editorial On ihe Georgia
the Chicago IrgbUUe Ad-
alta Is =. M
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nos ON, March ia meeting
stockholders Of the Boston,
q & Erie Railroad, to-day,
0usly voted that the directors
lorized to place the second
upon the property OF the
ion for the same not exceed
a million dollars; the said
10 be made to Dwight,
j. Il. Sherman and BeDj.
trustees.
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CHEYENNE, Wyoming Ter. March
13.-Information received from Fort
Fetterman says an Indian arrived
yesterday from Red Clouds camp on
Tongue river, reports Indians friendly
and deserving of peace. Richards left
camp twenty-three days ago to com
municate with the whites. Red
Cloud thinks the Indians conduct
will depend upon what Richards re-
ports. Red Cloud has two hundred
lodges with him.
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EH. IN. r. r.. Northern Division
sTEAMROATLINEs.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday att
O'Clock P. n.
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
O'Clock P. M
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
TO EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
urday at 4 O'Clock p. II.
To HEgDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock pm.
To NASHYILLE-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at P. N.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CIECINNATI-EvSry Saturday at 10
Am.
To CAENELToS-EYeTy Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 An.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
v1lle,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. Il,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. N.
Mas vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
sept Sun44ys} at z a. a. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays} by p.
TO NEH sUHG---l5acE daily except SUM
aays9 from the Merchants hotel at
O'Clock Pr H.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

Sunday Nights Dispatches.
A Female Jury are out Four
Days before finding
A Verdict.
Their Husbands enter a
General Complaint.
Important Foreign News.
Prince De Burbon killed in
3 Duel by the Duke
of montpsnsier.
Order by Gen Sheridan.
Roofs of two Wings of
Chicago Court HOUSE
Caved in.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-Mrs. Kittles,
nn aged lady, mother of VIM. Kittles,
&sa, 0f Farmersville, was burned to
daath Tuesday, by falling into the
lrt She was a very large person
ETA cripple, and il is thought that
shu as in the act Of lighting her pipe,
lea he fell over the blazing en-
bcrs She was discovered by her
Qaugh .er-ia-law, but too late to save
her She was burned horribly, and
died in a few hours.-M. Vernon
Da1l1r51f
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EYansEllle 9 CraKfOrdGTllle.
RETURNING,

Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
7. Haute $40 a M. $40 P NJ. 5:45 A n
Vincennes... 30 A NJ. 9:2S P H.-.Il 80 P n
AFT-iUe
Evansville ...I2:OO M.....IO:2O M. 5:35
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N1o 4 Z O N--Opera House.
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Sr. LOUIS, March ia heavy
rain began about seven o'clock, A. NJ.
and continued until four P. NJ, when
a furious snow storm set in and pre-
vailed til SPIN. It is now clearing
up and freezing. There was high
wind all day. The storm extended
throughout the region west of here.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Corrected November 24th, Is69.)
EVansYllIe & OraMfOrdsville R.R.
GOING NORTH.

Leave Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville ..IO:IO A NJ. 80 P M. 4;4O II
ATTSUe
vincennes....l2:4 40 P NJ. 6:29 M...1O:I5 II
Tarre Haute. 3 :52 z NJ. 9:45 2 n. :l5 N
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am candidate fGr the ohlce of eff
republican Convention. j.. 3. FICKas.
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Terre Haute d indianapolis.

Leave Day Ex. NfghtEx Mail.
Terre Haute. AIS P M..12 10 M. $50 n
ATTfUe
Indianapolis. 6 :45 P NJ. 2:4O MO :O5 A II
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Ohio d Mississippi.

Leave Lightning Elk. Acc. Night Ex
Vincennes .. :0S M. :l3 P M...l0:23 P n
GOIEG WEST.
Leave Mail. Night Ex. Day Ex.
Vincennes 49,. 4:l7 2 NJ. :57 n =. 6 40 A N
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Notices in this column three aoffar
no no notice viii be inserted antH PAID fe
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: 3L4Olt1 , JOUIthALf TIeaEe 1uu0uua1 d
name as q candidate Tor the offlea - -.
Assessor at the ensuing Al n1ff aI4sf.e.
Ss,utoJect 70 the decision ii th8 RennhfIrs
City Convention.
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RETURNING,
TerFe Haute d Indianapolis.

Teffe Hauto q InoIanapOllss
Leave
Indp'lis 8 20 A N. s:25 A Il. 80 P N. $50 n
ATTiCe
T. II 90 A NIL rs A N. 4:4O P NIL Is NJ
E e. & N. r. E.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at......... 800 Pm.
Train leaves Henderson ATM. 80 Pm.
Arrive at Madisonv1ll lle......--........7 10 7.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Mad1sonvilie daily
(Suudays excepted) at t-............... 5 :25 An.
Arrive at Henderson. s: 90 An
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Eayette S:Io A M
Making connection both ways with
trains on the E. q G. Railroad.
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CAPT. A. LEE EWING is candidate f
the office of City Collector. subiesf ff 81
decision OF the Union Republican le
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All the Late Styles, Worry 0hean.
AT THE
- JOURNAL OFFTrsN
NEXT TO POsT-OFFrgE.
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EFAE BFALAaE8 IND
All orders promptly attented to. lfe28
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MAIN STREET EXCHANGE
AND
Restaurant
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets
THE Public and IDy friends axe res-
- pectfully informed that am receiving
per express daily, fresh supplies OF the
XSTEREg
So that I am enabled to MI ali orders
without delay, at 30, 60 20 cents per
half can or served up in every style.
B1- Oyster soup, with FREE 1sUNCH
every morning, f. ON 8 till ~ o clock.
mhl0-l I'm JOHN q. SCH WEIZER.
JOHN 5. MoORKLE. JOHN P. TWEED.
McCORKLE & TWEED.
Contractors and Builders,
And Manufactures Of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets
Stdir-R Rails, dc.
We keep constantly on hand a large
stock Of Yellow and White Pine and Pop
lar Flooring, Poplar and Pine Lumber
Laths, Shingles, &C. sash, Primed and
Glazeds on hand and 10 order. Send for
Price List.
FACTORY,
Cor, WALNUT a. EIGHTH STR HTS
EVAE sVILLEs IND.
All orders rrOrn NJ w nffnufnT IN Ffeg8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND.

When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical sy stem has become prcstrated
stimulsnt that will no. only strengthen. but
remove the cause, should be Immediately re-
sorted to. Mental distress is also fruitful
source Of the breaking down of the constitu-
ton, and the rsvsges OF this enemy TO health
are truly alarming, For sll such maladies Hes
letters Stomach Bitters have been found un-
surpassed. By acting directly upon the diges-
tive organs, they remove the heavy, disagree.
able feeling after eating, so often complained OF
by persons of a delicate temperament. AS soon
as digestion is restored, the patient finds his
strength increasing, and his general health inn
proved.
Thousands of persons itify that it may be
rolled on in ali cases of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. The
generality Of Bit!ors are so dissgreeable to the
taste that they are Objectionable to weak
stomach. This is not the case with Ho:totter's
Bitters, which will be found mild and extreme
ly pleasant. Ealsamic plants, bsrks and roots
contribute their restorative juices to render it
soothing and strengthening. lis basis is the
only pure stimulant which has ever bean pre-
du2ed, containing 60 jusH oil, or any other de.
leterious element. Inc most careful and skill
full chemists have analysed the Bi.lers and pro.
nouEce them harmless. This is scientific testi-
mony but the testimony Of the hundreds OF
thousands who have experienced the prev entive
and curative effects Of the GREAT VEGETABLE
TONIC and ALTERATIvE Of modern times is still
more conclusive In Fever and Ague, Dys.
pepsis Biliousness, Nervous Complaints, Chro
mic Complaints and general debility it is As
nearly infallible as anything in this fallible
world can be. oct 3-eolW
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, October 5.-Aff4irs in Strasbourg
have assumed their ordinary course so prompt
~ that correspondent says it is difficult to
realize late events
SARBRUCKEN, October 4 Afternoon. The
garrison at Metz make sorties every day, but
without important results. The French arc
always driven back with loss. Bazalne, in
command there, adbcres to the Emperor.
The beseged arc constantly sending up bal
looms.
large cavalry brigade has gone to Tours.
Paris is surrounded by trenches, rifle pits,
barbados and other temporary dcences
The villas 10 the suburbs and the walls of
cottages are loop holed for rifles.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Thc foreign legion has
left Tours. It's destipationi is unknowo.
BELGARD, Oct. 3, via Tours. Oct 4 There
bon: No result is given.
New YORK, Oct. 5..-The New York Tee
gram has the following:
Berlin state that citizens in large numb have
personal danger at the seigc Of Paris.
His Msjesy has replied that he has taken
his decision which is that he will not return &c
Berin until the war is over
LONDON, Oct. "a serious engagement
Chailly yesterday.
The Telegraph this morning has number
# dispatches relating TO the rumored death OF
Gen. Won Moltkc. The editor in his com.
ments expresses the opinion that the lead coffin
which passed through Chalons and Toul con-
tanned the body of the great Prusslan General.
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WILLOW WARE MANUFACroRY.-Mr Jo-
seph Schlevogt, neat and skillful workmen,
has established at the corner Of PRICE and
Uoiou streets, mandatory OF baskets, willow
ware, cane seats, &C.. and as he fills his order
expcdi,iously, and is very moderate 10 his
charges, he deserves to receive the patronage
of the community a sample of his work sent
20 this office, for strength and fiosb, will com,
pare iavorably with any ever imported from
the North
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BAD PAYMENTS. The condition of the
side walks of the city has long been subject
CT serious plaint--indced it is doubted
whether any city in the entire South has such
rough and worn out pavements as Alexandria !;
and the Mayor has finally determined that if
the owners of the property 10 front OF which
the side walks require repairing do not obey
the instructions of the Superintendent Of Police
to that effect he will have the work done and
compel them to pay the bills. 1t is to be hoped
that the needed improvements may be made at
once, for walking these streets at night or dur
ing wet weather is ANYTHING but agreeable.
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. he following adj
dtions have been made to the Library during
the month of September :-Women OF lsrae',
Aquilar; Slas Warner, George Elliot; AL
most a Priest Dora, Kavanaugh; st. Wlnl-
fred Helen Courtenay WARWICK Wlike
White Gauntlet, Mayne Rei5; Countess GIrele,
Marlitt; Scape Goat 3 vols. Chambers Mis-
ceapy. 1t is pleasing fact to note the above
as giving evidence Ct the prosperity OF tbl.
noble institution. Let those who have not yet
subscribed come forward at once. Remember
that the price is now only $3.50 till the lst OF
ADril 1870
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POLICE REPORT "A young man who yester.
day drow from ths U. s. Government some
three hundred dollars, arrearages of pay, woke
up this morning without Il cent having, hi
says, been relieved of that sum by friend with
whom he was drinking last night. \ warrant ba
been issued for the arrest Of the missing friend
but he can't be found.
MAYORS OFFICs.-James Simms, an old Of
fender, for disorderly conduct. was discharged
upon promise to quit the city for one month
A young lnan, for disorderly cond uct and
abusive language, was fined and Discharged
Susan Washington, for abusive language to-
wards Salie Shelton, both colcred, was fined
and discharged.
A woman named Franklin, for disorderly
conduct was fined and discharged.
NIGHT REPoAT-Night clear and quiet
There were no disturbances and no arrests.
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TRANsFERs OF REAL Estate in the CITY al

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE in the city and
county Of Aloxandria for the month Of Septem.
bor, 1870 reported by Green = Wise, Real Es-
tate Agents: Tract Of land in the county, con.
tanning 46 acres, / rood and IS poles, $1,000;
tract Of land in the county. containing % acres,
$ll50; house and lot on Pitt, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, $50 house and lot north
west corner Queen and Fayette streets. 25x9(
feet, S525; lot north side Duke street, and north
east of corner Commerce and West Streets 251
90 feet 5000; lot on north side Of Franklin be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, Is feet iches
By 70 feet inches, $500 house and lot north
feet, $500 lot on south o: alley running from
Fayette TO Henry streets. 30x40 feet, $500 lot
on south side of Cameron and east Of Fsyettt
street, l5s109 feet 5000 !; lot on south side o.
Cameron and east of Fsyette 1890 feet, Sl40