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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-09
House Furnishing Goods,

AS linen shccting, Linen Pillow.casing,
Toilet Towels, in dansnsk,, satin damask and
huck; also, Glass and Dish Towels and Towel
iing. Cotton Shceting, Cotton Pillow-casing,
Honcy-comb. Allcndale, Alhambra and Mar.
scillcs Quilts, Musquito Nets, Gauzc and Bobi-
net.
Another lot of that beautiful IRISH LINEN,
at soc. by the piece.
Full and complete line of selected PRINTS.
FuIl and complete line of choice DRESS
GOODS, in black and fancy colors.
A superb lot of LACE POINTS, in black
and also in white Llama. These Goods are
offered till the 18th, at n wonderful decline in
price. After that da'c, the Points will be re-
shipped.
A beautiful collection of LADIES FANCY
TIES AND BOWS. at Low Prices.
superb lot of SASH ribbons, etc, ctc
We stop enumcrating, to say the Stock is
full in every department; and will be kept 80.
The prices are always right and guaranteed;
and CASH BUYERS can afford to come great
distances TO bny OF us. Persons residing out
of the city can send for samples of such goods
a are wanted. Orders solicited and filled at
lowest markc; rates, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. IL. e. SIIIVER.
June 5
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pr. Z. H. N'";'Si DEAR SIR: ] have had
Chllis and Fever tor some time. AT Your suS-
gtstion l tried Your new medicine, 'Kna
Chill Cnre.' am c"mpletcl cured, and used
only one bottle. Yours, respectfully,
.!uir . j. A. DKENSAS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-09

One WAY IN WEIGH THE MONEY GOES.
1t is stated that in the course Of the last
twelve years, the sum of $;S, 200, 900 has
been paid to contcStants for seats in Con-
gress. The effect OFF this encouragement
thus given, is to nd ultiply such cases to
an extent never before heard OF. Con-
gross is seriously \cpnsidcrjng the evil.
which we trust it Will cure by some SEN
sible and just deci$idn.
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Dr.. E. II. Neinish-DEAR SIR: 1 chcerfuly
endorse the recommendation given for your
"kina Chill Cnre," i'll cases OF Chills and
Fever. have been cured by your medicine
when every other tried failed. Yours truly,
S. L. SLOANE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-09
Kina Chill Cure.

Ne,o Remedy, New Principle, No Poison.
A NEW discovery and sovereign specific,
"A for the cure Of Intermittent Fever, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Fc-
yers; and all diseases originating in Biliary
Derapgement or Liver Disorder, caused by
impurity OF Blood aud Malaria of miasmatic
localities.
For sale by L. II. nEINITSH, Druggint,
Columbia, s. c..
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IS James Smith. n p nedestran who has
been Boosting Of Mis- superiority to
Weston, tried to walk 100 miles in New
York on Saturday id less time than
Weston, was obliged TO give up on the
tfty-sixth mile, having made fifty-fivc
miles in twelve hours \and thirty eight
minutes.
1t is reported that an alliance has been
formed between Russia apd Egypt; arms
and war material have been ordered by
the latter. and it is nearly certain that a
war with Turkey is imminent. The
Paris Bourse has been cxdited in conse-
quence.
The body of Gen. Tho mas Francis
N1eaghcr, who was drowned ,off steam
boat at Fort Benton, in 1SG7S was recent
~ found. 1t had been resIu\ed from the
the bank. H\
Jacksonville n: Ks is now the lArAest city in
Florida, having about 5000 AAhabitants.
about 1000.
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ENTIRELY NEW.
NIE beg TO announce that we have Just
w completed one of tho
Largest Purchases of the Season,
In New, Handsome, Desirable and Cheap
DRY GOODS.

"A follows: Mattlngs, Floor Oil Cloths, Car
pets, DruGgets, Jntes, Crumb- Cloths, Shades
Cnrniccs, Stair Rods, Damasks, Hollands
Figured Curtain Muslins, Nottingham and
Tambour Curtain Laces. Curtain Bands, ETC..
etc. Together with Il remarkably fine and de-
sirablc Line of other
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invite hin TO take something. .
Bless me. Wouldn't do that for the
world. " Let me see him." Harry
says. Point him out to me. That
him with a cap on? Pshaw! I have
seen him before" Harry goes up to
the divine, and to the question, will
you join Mr.. -i in something to
drink? the answer Is. Certainly L
will, and the parties reach the bar,
glasses jingle, and the pulpit and the
pew understand each other better.
" 1t was a long time before / could get
my minister to tale ride with me on
the road" said a party on my left.
He consented one day, and l drove
only fair pace, to his great terror.
Grasping the seat convulsively, he
kept crying out; Don't! Please
don'tl Do hold upl Don't drive so
fastp After the second round he sat up
erect. On the third he intimated that
a horse was gaining on me. Before
the drive closed he became so excited
that he shouted. Take carel He'll
so by you!'-and so the conversation
continued till the teams were brought
round and the parties were on the
road again.
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Iulhan's bail onteIei iHst HI
/ leFls 1llu. passing Though bis
tongue, ADD lodging TO or near Che
cheek bone From the effects of the
wound Mr.. Levi'6 tongue BIZ swollen
SO that he cannotsp speak. He is other
wise suffering from the bastard y lg-
sault, but bic will soon recover lt ig
supposed that one of the assailani8
whom Mr.. Levi shot Is dead The
other would be assassin Is DO iuiI at
Napoleon, In default Of 5000 BAIL
ST. LOUIs.-The Democrat on Wed.
ncsday says
River falling three inches per %
hours. Navigation 90 Naples and 20
Keokuk uninterrupted. Ttere i8
good stage Of water 10 The upper
rivers above these points. uDdcr thC
ice. The weather wa beautiful ycs
terday, and business agrccably brisk
Rates Of freight 70 oil points are sua-
tanned at fair rates, and freight ia
abundant Orders for goods for thf
South and elsewhere are coming boz
rapidly, aud steamboat stock DEB no.
creasing In value.
NEW ORLEANS. ~ The Times OF
Sunday says
The weather yesterday opened Will
q hazy appearance, and up 30 9 AN
the appearance Of rain was visible.
bat toward noon the sky frightened
up, and tho appearance Of Old 50.
soon baffied tho desire 0i tho Rain
King, aud the day passed of as Cine
and pleasant as could be expected.
Business on tho landing was NOR
active than VIC have noticed lOf
months past There was an unu8ua.
large number Of departures. an OF
which appeared 20 have ample
trips Of both freight aud passengers
with which no doubt our river friend
were we'll satisfied.
TExAs.-The Corpus Christi Adj
Uertiser Of January 2lst says:
We learn that Mr. Branch, Of Nou
cestoWn, intends starting q boat on
the Nueces River, shortly, which will
be propelled by mule power. lie de-
signs carrying freight, lumber aud an
kinds Of produce, and will be ready
TO commence operations ia about
six weeks. We understand that D.
will run up TO within o few miles O
San Patricio The boat will BE con
structed 80 that the power of -four
mules will act directly upon two side
wheels, propelling the vessel at O rate
of over five miles an hour. aud oigh'
miles If necessary. Mr.. Branch
confident Of making this venture
sPacess, and we see no reason why he
should not.
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Harper John, lot Il. blk /, Bray's EnI...1 70.
Harper John, lot Is, blk l, Bray's EMIL 79.
Hargrave,s Mrs. M e, lot II, Isabella
Place"..lI 81.
High. Hannah, lot II, blk 4, Northeastern
Enlargement"...5 30.
largement...5 IS.
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk l, Archer's En-
Hardeman, David, lot 81, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlargement%...4 rs.
Helmerich, Conrad, lot 25, blk 3, Fulton
EnIargeme nt...2 81
Helbling, Anton, 451z by $50, NV, part OF
lot ., Original PIan...l4S 76.
Hurd, Susan p, "a by St, subdv of lots
los and lC6, Original Plan" 80 10.
Hurd, Susan p, 20 by IS, subdv of lots
los and los, Original Plan"...49 IS.
Hurd, Susan z, 20 by 81 subdV of lots
los and lO6, Original Plan% ...19 81.
1ngle, Garvtn and Martin, u adjoining 3
| OF lot 5, blk i, Ingle's Enlargement 20.
1ngle, Garvtn and Martin, lot Is, blk l,
| 1ngle's Eniargem As.
| Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls
/ head Property II 79.
| johnson, H E, lot Is, blk 5, Hubbard IS
| Enlargement It's Sc.
Johnson, II f. lot Is. blk 5, Hubbard'a
| Enlargement. 5 36.
jackson, Abe, lot I6, blk1I, Northeastern
Enlargement..3 IS.
Jones, H P, und 1850 of lot 2l3, Donation
| Enlargement...7 49,
| Jones, H z, und 1850 OF lot 90, Donation
/ Enlargement...6 rs.
| Jones, q g, und 1850 of lot 2l3, Donation
| EnIargeIn e0t 20 70.
| Jones, g Z, ind 1850 of lot Sd, Donation
| EnIargement..7 do.
Jones, James q, lot $50, Original PIan*--
| $40 IL.
| Enlargement. "A.
Keller, Q, sW u of lot Is, Lower
Enlargement SO.
| Keller, ID c, sW "a of lot 10, Lower
| Enlargement %.
Keller, d G. Sl1z It, NV part of lot 81
| Lower EnIargement"...45 81.
| Keller, d G. und % of PSI # of Out-lot 3
/ Wharf Property. 50.
| Keller. D g, und y OF 396 # of out-lot 3
! Wharf Property lis 10
| Keller, ID g, 10 IT, Hornby's Wharf Prop
| erJy...7I 30.
Keller, d c, lot ., blk ID, Eastern Enlarge
| ment%..15 81.
Keller, D Q, lots, blkIS. Eastern Enlarge
| Keller, D @, lots l, 2. 8, and 5, blk 10
| Eastern Enlargement"...u 81.
Keller, ID c, lot 5, blk p, Eastern Enlarge
| ment"...2l A.
! Keller, d O, lot 5. Carpenters Field4 II
/ Keller. d G, lot 6, Carpenters Field...4 IL
| Keller, ID q, 6 25-lO0 acres, Carpenteri
! FieId%..359 So.
Keller, ID G, 6 G0-100 acres, BuIIshead Prop
Keller, D c. lot 10, blk 81, Eastern En-
! fETre7l- eT-rs-. % -.
Keller % g. lot 2 blk Z, RockwsIl's En-
Iarnemente...F IA
Keller, D g. % by $50, Sc part, adj lot q
Of %, Original tlamF 4s 70.
Keller u O. ll1S by 1870 adI lot q OF go
Original elRass.55 81.
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~AA~~NO@4os AOb -, Tx La
mascO...I Al.
Branagan Arabella, lot &c, bk Is, Lamas-
COL AZ.
Branagan ArabelIa, lot 81 bYx 81 T,auoas-
COL AZ.
Bauer Henry, 1SA it s part OF lot II, bk
81, LamaScO%...12 81.
Boluss Alfred, und half of lot 5. bk II3
LamaSco"...H 50.
BoInss Alfred, und half of lot 6, blk lls,
Byrnes J p, heirs of, lot s, bk 1872, La
maScO..4 6S.
Byrnes J; p, heirs of, lot 9, blk l32. La
Byrnes Up, heirs of, lot 6, blk 1, Fourth
EnIaTgement...94c.
ByrnessJ P, heirs of, lot 7. blk !, Fourth
ByrnessJ P. heirs Of, lot s, blk 1, Fourth
Ems 81.
BowIes Edward, lot l, blk 4. Fourth En-
BowIes Edward, lot 2, blk 4, Fourth En-
Iarg6ment..l II.
Beasley Harriet and Eliza, or of lot 9,
and lots 10 and II, blk 7, Fourth Enl@S o..
Burke e. FJat, lot ., blk 10, Fourth Enlarge
Crawford Williamson. lot 3. blx q. stock
wells EnI"..6 Al.
Conway Mary, Az feet mid pit of lot II,
blk ), Northern EnI&...4 49,
| Carter Augustus, lot 5. biz 7. Sbarne's. En-.
Iargement..3 81.
Davidson George, heirs of, N half of lot
| Z, DIX 96s Ian2scO%..4 6S.
D9ia N Patrick, lot l, block I52, Lamas-
Dolan Patrick. lot ?, block 152 Lamas-
| mascO..u 20.
Edwards ,Elizabe>,-, lot 10, blk 2, North
Edwards Elizabeth, lot Il, blk 2, North
= Eickmeyer VIM. lot 5, blk IL, sharpe's
s 70.
Greer W G, lot 6, bl 1872, Itanaasco...4 IS
Gilman Chas, heirs of, let 10, bl I6, Fourth
Enl*..A 55.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF. lot 20, bI 49, Fourth
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot 8, bI >, Greeks
| ViIIe..4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot 9, bl 3, Greeks.
/ ViiIe..4 10.
Gilman Chas. heirs of, lot 10, bl 3, Greeks
/ VilIe.4 10.
Gilman Chas. heirs OF, lot II, bl 8. Greeks.
/ ville..4 Is.
Horribly Chas, lot A, blk 5, Northern EMS
hunter Chas, lot 10. blk s, Northern Emf
Hunter Chas, lot Il. blk 5. Northern En-
Haynie w J., los 81 block 20. Lamasee
HagnIe w i, l.t g. block 20, lama
4 20 Is.
Hart,ein 5fat hew, iotIe. blk b. Lanasc.
20 S..
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Lnne.Lired Won.

Gland, the psychologist, tells, as
:, how the man who is likely to
ng is characterized;
has a proper and well-propor-
stature, without, however,
too tall. He Is rather of the
size and somewhat thick set.
complexion is not too ford, at
te too much ruddiness In youth
dom a sign of longevity. His
approaches rather to the fair
0 the black. His skin is strong,
a1t rough. His head is not too
g has large veins In the extrem-
his shoulders are round rather
lat; his neck is not too long;
bdomen does not project; his
mar are large, but not deeply cleft;
LIS tot is rather thick than long, and
his rs are firm and round. lie has
and arched chest, a strong
sd and the faculty of restraining
cath for a long time without
ity. There is harmony IN all
u rts. His senees are good, but
10 delicate; bis pulse is slow and
r: his stomach Is excellent, his
10 good and digestion easy.
Joys OF the table are not to
m IF Importance; they tune his
10 serenity, and his soul par
4 q The pleasure which they com
r-a ate. He does not eat merely
sake of eating, but each meal
our of daily festivity. He eats
and has not too much thirst,
Ter being always sign of rapid
assumption. He is serene, To-
a., active, susceptible Of joy,
ID hope, but insensible to the
sions of hatred, anger and
,. His passions never become
or destructive. If he ever
way to anger, he experiences
useful glow of warmth, ar
al and gentle fever, without'ar
wing Of the bile. He is fond
OF employment, particularly
ledi.ation and agreeable specu-
lie is an optimist. a friend
Ire aud domestic felicity. HC
thirst after honor or riches,
lisbes all thoughts of to-mor-
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BIT. sFEBRUARY 4, 1870.
DECOY SHOPS.
6 + cuIIar Feature CT the "S0Clal
Egil'' In Rev YOFk-SOme Account
eli ne Cigar Store BagniOs.

Those little decoy shops " where
susFsptitious c0habitation is masked
in tile traffic Of Havana cigars, are
reca ar feature of New York fast
lie. One sees nothing of the kind
ia Boston or Philadelphia, or any of
ths minor cities; there, indeed, thin
5iseu SEES are thrown over prOstitu-
tloa out anything SO naive and inge-
niols as the little "decoy shops"
eirb is respectable little blind, labeled
1eg rs, and its decorous little pile of
gag 50x dummies, so well calculated
de GIVE the unwaTy stranger and
him In, is felictious combiDa-
Hon Of inventive touches elsewhere
unEn0wn. These " decoy shops are
scat red about in various parts of
5le Guy below Tenth Street; Ia GER
tain localities they seem to flourish
very idxuriantly, as one sees them In
roWz IF three or four together. The
atmosphere ia the uptown regions
docs rot appear to favor their growth.
ady connected with one Of the
ctF missions communicates some
sting particulars in regard to
tnc places. The women who keep
Or the "madams as they are
called, are, tWith very few exceptions,
1Cru lbs. The prostitutes are mostly
r girls, with few Germans and
rE b, and occasionally a Yankee
put this Is rare. The madams
at he girls kindly, but wiring from
n1a almost the last cent of their
etlhed earnings. The girls state
lha aey can make from $50 to $50 a
week but even when they earn the
.a.ler SUM they can seldom save a
dollar from one week to another. In
che st place the mistress claims one
bale ne money for general expenses
Cf Ha establishment. Every girl is
chen charged from SIC to $40 q tCeeb
rog ard. And as the horrible ex-
otter nts Of such a life constantly
obiI4e the miserab bic creatures to slim
ui8e themselves with ardent spirits,
ih1 Few dollars they have left, after
che cove exaetions have been deduct
Ell 40 soon spent 10 gin and whisky.
Ile iris are generally poorly draped /;
5 is a strange fact that these
ea are mostly supported, accord
the current slang, by regular
aers," and therefore anything
so ltractiVeness, or the illusions of
"a. are not required. The girls de-
clare hat at least tour-ifths of their
rs are married men. These lit
Iermitages of vice certainly
It not the least curious among
rIous phases of the social evil
a city Of New York.-Aet0 York
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CopartuershiD Notice.

a LEX. HOIGG HAVING SOLD
~ his Interest in the firm of BlOmer q
HOIng to Charles Schultz and Henry Riet-
man, they have this day formed copart-
nership with Frank BlOmer, under the
style and nrm OF Blomer, Schultz d Reit-
man, and will continue the furniture
business at the old stand, No. 81 Main
Street. All debts due the old firm of Bio
mer & HONG must be paid TO us, and we
assume the liabilities OF the same.
To all friends and patrons of the old firm
we would solicit continuance OF favorss
and to all who may be in want of any
thing in our line, would invite an exam
ination of our stock, promising as good an
article, at as reasonable q price, as can be
found Where-guaranteeing all Furnl-
ture c. our own manufacture.
FRANK BLOMER.
CHARLES SCHULTZ.
HENRY REITMAN.
January 9th, 1870.
Having sold my interest in the turn1-
ture business to the above firm, would
respectfully solicit of all my friends con-
tinuance of their favor and patronage TO
my successors. Allen. dO1N0'
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ork Mlnlsters and Fast HOlses.

0rk Ministers and Fast Horses.
sw York correspondent, him
minister, has been observing
from the piazza of Harry Ber-
on the Harlem road, and thus
cs what be saw:
tlemen who do not care to ride
Or do not care to be beaten,
here with their wives and faml-
nd from Harry's pleasant par
ok out upon the exciting scene:
q azza and balconies are full Of
most distinguished men Of New
& Harry was for many years the
If the courts. A partizan judge
ced him. He obtained this
On, and Is immensely popular,
1ly with the horsemen, but with
3, lawyers and princely mer-
Is. His bar-room in the after
is packed, The horsemen drink
pally hot lemonade. 1t is u
rs place, for every body gets
ted who goes tramping by.
ullow! that's a fine, nervous
Yes, that's Weston of St.
chapel. Ee loves a good
/ was out with him when he
Chaplaiu of the Seventh regi-
i" And Doctor Weston goes
g by IN his slouehed hat and
g gloves, with a brother minis
a ultra high churchman, at his
" Don't you know who that is?
Hall of the Fifth Avenue
b. Well, he can afford it Six
and IN gold, house rent, perqui-
brown in" And Doctor Hall.
4 pair Of spanking horses, a tall ,
formed man, with a jocky cap
head and In a spider wagon,
sutof sight toward Harlem River.
81 years ago a Presbyterian min
!. New York could not haya
"A sDan of fast horses and his
besides. The world moves,
e ere comes Corey with Mountain
3 and Kentucky Mare. He
chez In a little church on hurry
out it is one of Abe most elegant
Is in New York. He Is an eager
and loves the road. Wander
i'll die soon from an infection OF
heart" 4" Why SOP" " Didn't
nov he gave Corey the Noun
E62 She is worth $4,000
rG 81 . Gentleman ip earnest
se-en wifh Harry. 6ome
drink Yes, Int the fact
sister with ne" Welt
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TEA STORE.
ORIENTAL
e e A. S TO g e I!
II. A. COON


RTAS NOW OPENED KIKS EETs
GA STORE, in the New Opera House,
ana offers to the trade the best assorted
stock OF Fancy and staple Groceries ever
offered in this city.
II Il "A =.
a LIZ grades, from the choicest to a coed,
II cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell
bought in New York, of any Tea Com.
pany or Tea Dealer.
COT H L e =.
DIO. O.d Government Java, Ceylon,
Ia and Java assorted grades at prices
mat will defy com petition. Coffee will be
roasted every day and ground free OF
charge.
SUGARS.
~ RANULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
~ Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, b, &C., at prices
that viii be sure TO suit.
SYRUPS.
TTHETE DRIPs, New York Steam
w Amber and Golden, at prices lower
than any time since the war.
Butter and Cheese.
EXTRA choice genuine Orange County
"a Butter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
butter.
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
New York Factory Cheese to suit all
tastes.
Western Reserve Cheese,
English Dairy
Pine Apple
Sap Sage and Eadam
All are asked to call and see what fine
goods, cheap prices and good qualities are
offered at the
ORIENTAL TEA STORE,
NEW OPERA HOUSE
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1870.
1@SS9.

Capt. LEE HowEIL:
ROB. g. MCMEcHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every NOM
DAY, promptly at 4 o'clock Pm.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. . VIII run
during the season as above, connecting at
DanVille with the L.. q. & NJ. Railroad,
and at JohnsonvIlle with the n. & n. w
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, LETT with our Agent,
VIII receive prompt attention.
shippers can rely on TINS boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention 70 COZ
Iections and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
t. VIM. III. CONAET,
jal5 diff Agent.
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GREAT LAND SALE! f!
seven Rich and highly Improved
Uhi0 River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appnr-
tenanges,
and 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located in the wealthy County of Hem
derson, Kentucky.
and sea CITY LOTS,
Capital Prize,
$15O.OOO
Tickle ta. FIVE DOLLARS.

Besides the above prizes, there is ONE
prize of s., eco, TWO of 81 200 each, and FOUR
Of 5000, cash, rent money for the year 1869,
Wnlcn 90 20 en9 winners ot the ne, htst seven
money 1oE 1870, for which good bonds will
be taken, and assigned to thoss drawing
the prizes. Final drawing takes place
JUNE 8. 1870, at MASONIC TEMPLE,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
This popular enterprise IS Endorsed by
every leading official in the State of Ken
lucky, and upwards of i've hundred OF her
most prominent cilizens.
L. II. LYME, Cashier Farmers Bank,
Henderson, KY.
II. B, ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
JOHN G. LATHAM, President Bank of
HOpkinsyille, HOpkinsville, KY.
JAS. l.. DALLAA1, Commercial Bank,
Paducah. KY.
b. q. THOMAS. Cashier, Lexington, KY.
w. b. TYLER, Cashier DEPOSIT Bank,
greensboro, KY.
Good Club agents Wanted EUeTgJaVhere.
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Dissolution Of GOnartnsrshin.

FETHE COPARTE ERSKEIP HERETO
g fore existing under the style and firm
OF Blomer & Hoing is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. FRANK BLOMER.
January a, 1870. ALEX. HONG.
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Dwelling Houses insured for a term of
years 1T greatly reduced raton.
Three Years al me Price Of Iigl
FEUe Years al the Price Of Tire
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Life InAurance "a Specially.


Life Insurance "a Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollar
The following are among the Companio.
represented:
ETEA Insurance Co. or Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets ................ ........ta 100000
PHOENIX ms. Go. OF % srtf0rd, Conn.
Cash Assets 10000
CONTINENTAL ms. GO. or New York
Cash Assets --...--..--.. ......ssssAa4 f"WWsuW.
NOKFII AMERICAN Insurance COO.
Hartford, Conn.
Caan Assets = ufnN.s
MEHCHaAEr8' Ina. co. Of Hartford, CO.
Cash assets -..,...-+..Ah 1000
EOHTEz AMERICAN Insurance 90. oH
New York
Cafh Assets -.. vvsuu's
PIEOg six Ius. Co. OF Brooklyn MY.
Cash hseia......- 9 a Il 90 90.
ETRA LIFE ms. 90. OF Hartford, Conn
Daan Ahaeb3sfs sss.ss.s.ssss-ssss z 81 900 900.
NEXsEN q BAKER, Agents,
0 MAIN STREET, Evansville, IND.
lan30 dly
The CITY FIRE INSURANCE co
HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL AID ASSETS OVER
mAHiF MILLION DOLLARS.
The reputation and standing which thlH
Company has secured in EVAhsNl LLh
together with the large and undoubl
security ~ offers for ali lls obllgatlpuhfWl ID
II Is hoped, secure for 10 % share 81 ihe pn'
| lic patronage.
A. q. HALLOCK. Agent
no. a North Fist hlrcol
/ novI7 d8n Evansville, Inc.
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Total Cnsh Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollar
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badly wounded b. q Desperate on
board che Nick Longworlh. 40 Napo-
leon. ark, last Friday is now Oh bic
home u ibis city under Che killful
treatment OF Dr u. w. YandciI The