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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-14

Every one should have one of Nav best
English tooth brushes, warranted never
to drop hair. Go to Jno. w. Morton &
Co., II Public Square, aud be supplied.
They keep pure drugs and full line of
nice toilet articles. iy17 If
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Kingston Springs is now open. Two
trains daily to and from Nashville Board
reduced to $40 per month. A liberal re-
duction on the above for families. jy15 If
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London adviees of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of 1862 at Sc; 1865 ct 854; 1875 at S., and
1O-40's at S34.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought at
zoe and are sold at 73c on the dollar.
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

S-Deposits received, and interest allowed
hereon, loans negotiated, collections made, and
I43aTsi fisnkIng business transacted. oclS tt
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Aaron Council No. 1--SOns of iona.
dab.

The following officers were duly elected
for the ensuing quarters, viz:
Il P King, VIC.
r r Boswick, P VIC.
u Bouldin, WP. .
Wv Purdy, WDeputy.
Thos II King, VS..
S Kline, W T.
W Limbaugh, " G.
Werner, w.
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Sc. Louis Markets.

ST.. LOUIS, Arg. 13.-Flour scarcely any,
thing done super 4. 5O@4.75. Wheat weak;
No. 2 red fall 114@1.1S. Corn dull;
mixed 75@76t. Oats 4O@52c. Rye and
barley nothing doing. Highwines 97c.
Provisions quiet, only order of business
done. Pork $3.50. Dry salt shoulders
packed lac; clear rib Ice; bacon 144@17{
@184. Lard dull and unchanged
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The Principe Cigars, to be had at Rosen-
helm & Bro. s. aug7 If
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DR.. ]. A. Clopton is now at the City
Hotel, where he may be consulted to-day
and tomorrow. He treats with perfect
success Piles, FistTla, Structures, etc. Re-
fers to his old patients of the city and other
points of the State cured without the knife.
au13-2t
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COHnubiaI Felicity.

Nothing tends more to connubial hap
piness than cheerful and healthy infants
and children Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is
the great children's soothing remedy.
d1w&w1t
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New Advertisements.

OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, If
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Get the Principe Cigars at Rosenheim &
Bros. 3, opposite the Maxwell House.
aug7 If
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Rosenheim q Bro. have.the only genuine
Principe Cigar in the city. aug7 If
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1175c, and closed at 1I75 Dealers here
were paying 11Gt and were holding at
1174, with very little doing.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at pre-
MUM
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southern Ronds in New YORK.

The sales OF Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10th
inst. were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1900 Tennessee six per cents, new, 611
5000 Georgia seven per cents. .........91
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new
Jan ana July .s-.-s..s. ..s..s IL q
5000 South Carolina six per cents new,
Jan anu . . -. ..stl
1000 st. L. l. L NJ R, LIST m................S5X
The sales on the 18th inst. were as fol.
lows: r.
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, ex coupons. ga
1000 Georgia seven per cents. .92X
1000 South Carolina six per cents, new, Jan.
and July u "
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new, APil
and OCtOber
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Aug. Is, 1870.
Nashville Cotton MarkoG.
CoTroN-Market dull and unchanged.
No sales to-day. We quote nominally as
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Cheatham & Woods have a large and su-
perior lot of Champagne, Port, Sherry and
White Wines, and fine imported Scotch
Ale, made expressly for the Southern eli
mate, which are offered cheap. au13-2t
The United States Hotel, Louisville,
Ky, is one of the Oldest hotels in the city.
1t
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mixed 75@764. Oats 40@52c. Rye anc
barley nothing doing. Highwines 97c,
Provisions quiet, only order of bushes:
done. Pork $3.50. Dry salt shoulders
packed lac; clear rib Ice; bacon 144@1zl
@1S4. Lard dull and unchanged.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Flour dull; trans
actions very limited. Wheat quiet anc
regular for cash; No. 2. spring dull at 99C
@LOO. Corn tolerably active but unset
tied, closing at T3c. Oats 39@40c. Rye
zoe. Barley 1.13@1.14. Highwines 91@
92e. Provisions quiet. Pork 2S. TO-. Lard
1910. Dry-salted shoulders 13c; short nj
and middlings 1870.
Cincinnati MarkeGS
CNoNNAr1, Aug. 13.-FIour dull, but
unchanged. Wheat POOL %. Corn dull
at 75@78c. Oats 50@55c. Rye SO@S5c.
Cotton dull; middling 1896. Whisky 94@
CSC. Provisions quiet and unsettled Pork
29.OO. Bulk meats 12@15c. Bacon 149@
Lard Isle. Butter 26930c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13.-Bagging, -four
and grain unchanged. Cotton dull; mid
ding 1Sc. Provisions quiet and weak.
Mess Pork $4,000. Bacon 14a@173@18lc.
Bulk meats, 133@164@174c. Lard 17te.
Sugar-cured hams, 25c. Whisky CSC. To-
of 80 hhds at 151@61c, frost
ed trash to good Tugs, and St936c medium
leaf to medium bright wrappers.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 13.-Cottor quiet and
firm; receipts 529 bales; exports l52 bales.
Flour dull, at S5.5O@18.25. Corn dull, at
87@94e. Oats dull at 49c Hay firm, at
1925. 90. Bran higher, at 20.50. Pork
steady at $500. Lard firm, at 1S4@I94c
Bacon dull and unchanged. Corn meal
dull, at 9Gc.
Savannah Cotton Market.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 13.-Cotton in good
demand; low middlings lie; sales 80 bales;
net receipts 20 bales; exports to continent
231 bales; coastwise sol; stock 2,149
bales.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, Aug. 13.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal; good ordinary 15tc.; net
receipts 43 bales; stock sos bales.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, Aug. 10. - Cotton at
stand; middlings nominal at 174@173e;
net receipts 1876 bales; exports coast
wise 1O4 bales. Stock 2, 159 bales.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Aug. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ling 17tc; sales IS bales; net receipts 81
took 81, 900 bales.
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For Cairo, Memphis and New O
leans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
Il erssALPHA,', Tom NJ RZxKH, 80
Master, LISAH III. COBB, Clerk, viii Ia
leave as above on MONDAY, August IS, at
O'Clock P. NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
augl3 G CHAS. h Arthur, Agt
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For Cairo, Memphis and New Cd
IeRns.
TIE FINE AsSENGER III
Il Steamer BURkSVILLE,.ss izss..sall.z1
W. n. LOWELL, Master, BILLY BTERs, Clerk, "
leave as above on SGNDAY, August Is, at
O'Clock A. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
WI BOYD, Agent,
Nos. Al and a. Front 81.
HARRISON & SON,
Aug13 It No. As Front street
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REVENIIE RTAMpG

The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates. discount payable
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

I,oNDoN. September 15.-There is
intense eagerness to hear from Farls
and Rome. News from the latter
ciHq il scarcely less interesting to
l3nnIishmen than that from Paris.
he blockade of the Elbe has been
raised. and vessels are now passing
fTaglV. Steamers from England to
Eranoe and Germany viii resume SER
vfca Immediately. A mail from Paris
IL hoped for to-day. @
LONDON, September Is. -Communi-
cation between Paris and Lyons has
been destroyed, the Ptussians having
cut the wires and railroad at Monte
ran, sixteen miles southeast of melun.
A sharp skirmish occurred there be-
tween the German Uhlans and Francs
Turcos. Hhe former had been beaten
Of. Faar-ses 4 e r
Firing was heard at Paris, yesterday,
from the direction Of Melun.
The railroad service between Paris
and Lyons has been stopped.
ALI bridges, which can BE- reached,
will be destroyed to- night. 80
LoNDoN. Sept. 15.-Ttalian unity
seems TO be nearly accomplished, and
the sympathy of the people almost
entirely with Italy.
A dispatch was received from Flor.
ence. dated yesterday announcing
that the Papal garrison of Montalette
had been captured.
Lieutenant General Angelloti's d.
vision should now be before, if not 10,
Rome. sks
Civita Veechia has declared for Ital-
ian unity.
On the approach Of Italian troops
at Braccuno. che inhabitants came out
and displayed Italian colofs.
The Florence Opipics denies that
there has been any diplomatic diff
cullies in the way of the occupation
of Rome.
MADRID Sept. 15.-Ssnor Alozoga,
Spanish Minister TO Paris, has been
recalled. bis offsnse being the recog-
milton Of the French Republic, when
by Che present treaties. Spain il bound
20 await the action Of other Powers
before taking such a step. ssla.
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Proceedings or the German PATHS
OtIc Aid SOclefY- Other Items.

NEW York, Sept. I5.-The Ger
msn Patriotic Aid Society yesterday
sent by cable TO Count Bismarck a
synopsis Of their address to the Ger
man people, In which they protest
against foreign intervention, as tend
ing 10 rob Germany of the fruits of
her victories; and say that though
Republicans by priAciple. they stand
By united Germany. They add that
the proclamation Of the Republic in
Paris was merely the necessary conse-
quence Of the German victories and
the surrender of Napoleon.
Marshal Sharpe promises To open
his oIEce - hear complaints from cit
. liens ct cases OF inacuraey In the
taking OF the sc nsus. He has adj
dressed . letter to the Mayer. asking
him for all the information In his pos
session on the subject.
The TFfbBae's w ashingtnn special
says there il the hig hest authority FOR
denying the report published in New
York and other cities, that Senator
Morton, Of Indiana, has been tender
"a the English Mission by the Presi.
dent. and has declined il ON accounl
Of Ill haalth. No such tender has
ever been made to Senator Morton
and no inducements could be offered
which would influence him to leav,
the country at the present time.
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Can't. Jacobs nas bought hgee-fourths b Z
the Henry AMeas at 81 Louis.
The Gazette says
Captain Chenoweth, the Emma Floyd,
Will curn nnence loading fer Memphis, at
Portland Wharf, On Friday.
When the Steamer Ahdla Johnson was
backing out from the WAnonm. AIiuu.,
wharf, recently some r0ugna on shore
passenger to loss the use nf ORG eye.
Several 81 the passengers were otherwise
injured. The Winona Herald advises
steamers 20 carry cannon, asand treat the
mi4rreauta o a gentle slower OF nraBC
ana eannister.W People on side oE tNtnonA
A1li@at asks Why 90 not tue authoritiea
oE TIC town arrest th6sns aud have them
hanged or fmpflanned fof piracy qH
~ recently mentioned an accident 10
re d1r not EMmfrn her rim a. Port adj
ans. having broken the eloss.heaa nf the
reached lHayppr sara an one wheel BY
this accfdenc tie Ham pton WIFI ~ delayed
being greater than WNH 6 e &fHt expected.
After the cross head igHoke che cylinder
head waa blown out. and u being forced
outscracEea the cy lin4eE L aaFasAs places,
ao as to render At unElt Tor drtheF us8.
The Times OF SYedneaay evening says:
The Ahouna Sd awaiting the rBtrDgrade
movement n Tire ontes thfsb she tn@@ uatt
into some tFade-prGba6ly Marietta
Captain WtiiAan W alike bias EHtuFneu
from his Lon taNttie trip. and WIFI load she
SAUL Hale Tor BT@mnhifs 40 follow the
The Caf1nse2s aayss
9ssle United states TIL coming ZIP through
RiMInn SIN N took d sheer On per pilots and
ran aground Wntcn 4etaAn@a neg tAAee
hours
LOUISVILLE - The tsN tar-toAfiat or
Wednesday, aaysi
Captain Evans WILL REts ibis morning
10 MAKE arrangements 10 9anA tNe kate
Putnam ont.
the new boat Bertha 3 aE receiving quite
literally yeatatdhy for Now Orleans and
Bed RIVER. and will leave Thursday even
Ing at s O'Clock um her NM Den trip.
Er LOUIS. - Tha Democrat OF 3Fadnoa-
day BaYRs
The total amount of Tlsg nc noon weztaF-
uay, three feet, ana sfi rising slowly
The upper river 1a going Gown 90 taHt. Uu~
4 less there are more haa7 il rains, thn de-
cline must soon SO On hese. 10 swell in
the TIltnDfa or Missouri. uaimeEa here is
active. To New Orleans, tehHouEg. Mem
| phIs, Red River mnd ArBelsha. ehlpmeaia
4 are SAT- sfncf0rvs HecGtpta from the upper
/ rivers rather Light except hF TIE &eokuE
end st. Paul packet lines.
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levee yesterday, and freights are offer.
ing more freely-....The City Of Evans
vile brought up an excellent trip.
and was receiving literally. and, like
the Idlewild on Wednesday, would
no doubt hare to refuse freight before
she was ready to leave........srhe NAL
lie Ragon brought 10 good lot on
pig iron and ether freight. She goes
back At 4 Pm. to-day......-.The Fay
cite brought up nne trip Of people
and some freight.....The Evansville
came 10 late. withaa fair trip She
had to use great diligence to get Of on
tine...-.The weather was quite warm
again At noon. and the thermometer
mounted TO SCI ,.....-..,,Capt. Coca.
Williams, Wharf-boat proprietor
at Vicksburg, arrived here BIZ the
City Of Evansville. yesterday morning.
and viii spend . week or two ia this
vicinity George . looking exceed
ingly well, aud we are glad to learn.
has been highly successful in business,
having now clear field a. the YiekF-
burg wharf.......Capt. Bill Cofib. has
postponed the departure Of the J M.
Foster for South America. until the
river rises, as there Is not now sufi-
Gent water On the bar At the South
west Pass to let her out ofthe Mississ-
ippi.......Tbe Evansville arrived a.
80 having . frst rate trip.,....Tbe
indications a. P, u. yesterday were
that > slight swell Of the river had
commenced. It win not, heW-
ever, amount to more than 40
Inch or two, we. presume..--r.,.--
The Pine Bluff arrived at = PM, with
fair trip...,.....The TarascOn did not
arrive till after 3 P.sI.---.,...-The Nick
i Longworth leaves Cairo this evening,
| after The arrival of the Gifts Of EV-
1 apsyille, for New Orleans and ali way
ports. Passengers BY. this mornings
i 1920 train will reach Cairo in time
10 connect with her. There Is no
| pieasanter boat or officers adoat.
i GIeanIngM from Our Exehan9es
CRcmNATI.-Tne Commercial OF w edaes-
day SAYS &d
Harry Ross * Co. shipped 201 tons By the
/ Louisville packets yesterday for the
4 Tom Rees and bkrRes, leaving Portland
1 for New Orleans on Saturday. The Hees in
also receiving New Orleans freight Dv the
Cincinnati, Gndtana n Lafayette Railroad.
The Minneola leaves Portland for MEM
| phfa aud ~ ew Orleans TO aorr0w. Harry
| Rose a. Co. have engagements with the
| Louisville Mall Co. for the transfer of DIV
/ All Raaa.
( to her inability to transfer fretght from
| Louisville to Portland and the hl&l E@teS
OF drayage (tne figures being froEn ~ ~ w
. l q so per IHs8~horse drAy load, fhe A0A4A-
/ VILE Mall Co., after fnintfinR tneiF pfeAsAb
engagements, decline receiving Mlay A.gt ~
| Southern freight for Bhf pEn3nI bX river -
! L Portland. just now the transfer nnAAa@An
n appearg 20 bR In a muddlessas. ~ l-ae.
Cant o. II. EhtnkIe VIII soon A@uNeh
4 the Tnaenffcent Charlie B0dm@nn.
capt. Frank Pierce haa gone 70 ~ Louis
90 see 8ilaa Adkins, -te1lf4
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RIVER NEWa.
Tor Ofher IetUer Iteus. See 1ourtH I17e-
weather ana waser.

AhS HS@tANt @SSN@AAay was G1OuGY
and pleasant with some indications Of
rain. The mercury ranged between.
70o and 807. The river continues
gently to decline-gery slowly--so
slowly as only to be discerned BY the
most careful observation. Three and
one half feet large is allGho water re-
ported on the shoalest bar below and
44on thatabove the city. The prospect
for the light draught feet, have not
been SO bright for TIRES years.
ARRIVALS HSsd Departures.
The arrivals aud departures yes
terday include the City Of Evans
vile, Cairo 10 returns Mallie Ragon,
from Eastport; Fagette, Henderson
and return; Pine Bluff. GFandFieW
and returns Evansville, Bowling
Green to return. 5l
Beats nsaa Here.
Among The first boats due here
are the Mary Miller from Cairo:
PALESTINE, from Louisville: Kate
RobinsOn, from St. Louias Florence
Lee, from EastpoFtga Anna. from
Memphis; Evansville from Bowling
Green; Minneola. for Memphis.
Roats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.--The very excellent
new steamer Mary Miller i tho regu-
lar mail passenger steamer leaving at
4PM today. for Cairo and All way
points. Captain Adam .iter,sa gem
tIeman Of experienceT and in every
respect worthy aud well qualified, j.
in command. and Walter p. Pen1ing-
tom Eugene Rudd. and Sid. Hum
phrey. are her carefuis attentive and
popular clerks. Laugh and grow
fat is the motto Of the crew Theo.
Hun. keeps tho tables grca1ing With
the fat Of the land. 6aa ag
FoR LoUIsVILLE.--The feet and
pretty Palestine il the regular LOUIS
Vile mail packet ct 6 o'clock tonight,
and has frat class PASSENGER appoint
menta. Her. commander IL that emf
nena navigator and FIRST class gentle,
naan. Capt. W.. r. Hollcroft Phil
geuerly and John Hollcroft viii be
gst I'd l. the Office, and both are oblig
Inc . >utleascp and careful aud accur
ate cler.c Us.
FoR GI1ANDvIEw. The punctna
Pine Bluff returns 20 Gfaadsigw A.
PM to-day, In charge Of those atten'
tive and obligibg gentlemen, CaptaAa
Lafayette Elder and John a. ans
Robert Adams. She has good pas
sepger accnmmoda tious.
FoR HENDERSON, 1.-The feet, byinI
Fayetts IL the regular transfss packe
for Henderson and way fsndiugg at
l'P.M. Captain A. o. DuriAad, one 2
natures nobIemen. has comnand. an'
James HI. Lctcher and jerry Boyle
pleasant and practical young gentle
men, have charge of the Office.
FoR EAsrPoRT.-Tho magnificent
new steamer BIalIie Ragon will leaFt
at A Pm. to day positively. for East
/ port aud all Tennessee River wa.
landings. She Is . beautiful and
fnely appointed passenger packet, hgC
Capt. J. ". Throos, her chief, il one
Of the old. most experienced and most
popular commanders on the Ohio
Geo. Throop and John Throop, arc
her attentive and obiiging clerks.
FoR MEMPHIs AND INV OnLEAHa
The superb passenger steamer Mime
ola may b positively expected foi
| Memphis and New Orleans 20 .dal
aud will be found FIRST class boat
She ID commanded By w. b. Miller. /
veteran officer and accomplished gen
tleman. John 8. Jones, her chic
purser, is prince among steamboa
clerks. A% 4 .l9e
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BERLIN, September 15.-The Pro-
Visional Government &C Paris would
have been accepted by the Prussian
goyernment, if the exactIons proposed
By Prussia had been assented TO.
These embraced the cession Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine. and the dismant-
ling of the French fortifeations on
the German frontier. The Provision
III Government refused to listen To
any proposition for the surrender OF
French territory. aA
LoEDoN. Sept. 15s--The Officers
B4nk Of Enylan1 60 day made far
Their reducti5p il the minimnm rate
of discount Of one-half per eent. The
rate ia new three per cent.
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--Ssw MAIN
~ a ~ m PR0PERTY--That splendid
ss@-.ss.-,ets5y -trne,rvn al the Egler property,
$500 m 4F1e west corner OF Main and
n - sf1+eafs fronting 751< feet ON Main
sst~ae4r 100 I58 feet en- Sixth Street. said
properly Is offered Iqr sale ~ low ngaTes
~ T,P. EIGGLTT SON.
Rea Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Etrests
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~ ADAMS EXPREgi Do.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. 1, 1870
-w~r wTma h. DE ARMANaE.
49, Tnnnts with ths aresa River & Bar
rer RIVER Packet Company ~ run mes
sanaar on tna htea1dar ksYa uaWAAl@s between
Evansvflle and Bowling Green Ay.s we
ave now r3renaKed TO foFM ANM aM@ deliver
FERCH ANbTAZ, PACKAGES, M0NMK
aud WALuABLE3 at OIL Tho landings on
Green River. and also collect BILLS
NOTES. DRAFTS or ACCOUNT 81 all
Offices where we have A9NmA -
Orders for gods anclo3Q0 ln Govern
r. nlr,fsmtarape1 envelope viii Ae carried
and delivered frea 81 Cd arae aud goods
called for. HENRY TEMPLE,
~-arra.Fwr "a gent
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wMrAMURAeTTuRE D& y0MNAM "
A3 o1a Gum M DIX, Cold 9hFeLy va.
camIte, CornlItes and Ambaf Plates AArHo4
Work ARTIFICIAL tai@b@ai fsq.
sg A FsRrr Ayragszasr OH OF Nitrous oxide
s,ay1 -esr~@Ilenf md aafe nuRaRthatlc1s Chit D.
F0foRm, Either, and ALSO - WaEaA local para
lyEara-
NEURAT4aTC AHscfaona tEaafads
MY FACILITIES are AH good ana mo-
estaibIiahm snf aa large let INSISTING 81 wv
r0oraal ~ any Ia the Nnitad 8tmtaas
ii RETURN MY THANKS for tine e1s
tsnaive PATRONAGE resell during t4e A.sll
EIGHT YEARS la4-
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MACHINKST.
+ + C. * RAT z, 81
PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINE
Circular Saw Mill Works.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
- Elm Streets.
Portable Engines (sdsc mill size), and
- Portable Csrcaslar Saso Mil}s.

Important Notice. AA
the usual amount OF steam used TO do
Saving with by the Portihle CireulMr saw
AHilH Is nom lbs To 160 pounds pressure Per
souare inch. have reduced this amount
and require only frorn Oh 20 81 pounds per
square inch. AZ which steam To nos con-
SiflegaF IN the least dangerous and Is a.
Che sane time, more economical - lie
saying Of fuel, &C. We append fne 1o1l9 ~
4F1s esrklf cate OF the nrS1 OF my ns&W 49, -
Y5rsrfa F,Ie Mills. for the noting ana e1reInA
s1essrsasrl # snVgyers and all those a8slIAA&
n ei1rels So. and solicit cali and ctEeLeA
asantnafiOn. they now being Ee@@y On
T,TsT szfsd making mounted on four strong
800 ssTs ~ heels With wide tires a10 AA@ss*g
a = s-~Iea ssssffy drawn from 3 place. and
aIrTava ready for operation In 9 lew hours.
49, KRATE s-The Portable Engine you
furnished nae, consider as satisfactory ana
perfect In every rsaPect - A1f Aass1LAa ~ ~
avar aav. runs Aghts uses 10 POUNDS Or
stesra FOR running q d0nbla 30 and 10 1neh
circular saw mtA Tor o common days buh1-
ness. -An~avsrage days " 9rks bsU10s %
I0,gD0 feet ct aumbsrs easy Win % pounds
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MARION, KY, September 5, ls7O.
Mfr O. KTatz. Evansville AndA ass8 fH
SIR-We take great pleasure II GIVING
any to xh0I excellence Oh your
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August last has given entire sat1sractlon.
we are satisfied that with proper hands II
will saw fifteen hunareu tsst q poP.A Z 80
hotTr7 GA the whole, we think sou nave
great reason 30 CON raeEAate y0uEssA1 4p9n
having constructed q most excSlAsnb Mill
structed UPON otner principles. Ine Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Waats wnon you
sent to pat the mill up and start ~ LOT AS
seems Ia lie an excellent nacndn1REs Oar
friends who witnessed him WORKING say
he n the best sawyer that tEey have ey OF
aeer You could not hRgFe sent Detb@E
- ssssf Frlf@f arasisn v yer or enc that would
nave given more aMtik K@nfaOns 1our AAl1A
Il fueI what yan reeommend Ii 10 De-
Yours, truly ...~~...,,.r, 80. saE
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49aasr aAzas for farm and paannhkA0n uss
and All other requirements. -. -
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