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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05
MEDICAL.


,sn,! QUINlNE Is RECENT IMPROVE.
Crl,rina ;.eplAces the use of the Bitter SnI1h.te
r ia "a.n wn1ch all are familiar Dosa for a -
Ou;rina enS y, Iuiiy equal in every way To Eitfs1
GREAT, POSITIVE AMI T Trp.u,xo crrv
FEVER AND AGILE ous origin
INTERMITTENT FEVER.
CHILL FLYER
REHMIrTENT FEvER
BILIOUS FEVEN.
VIC aa me long train of disorders foow,n. Ab9.
"Ael neglected. AS dAca6
SWEET QUININE
800 soc soley from Peruvian Bark (so ia Rita.
mnara ne ofe Is OF vegetable origin and ~. $40
cna e. poison, but On the contrary 10 49," ASs
o VI Inc elements found in the hi;d f ny 70 %
SWEET QUININE
ace % an antidote to- as we'll as a -
Ia 4n ~. " m!asnatc poison the ahsornta ~. mSi1.
~ .no lungs causes intermittent fa' ~ winch
OILY savantage claimed for '0'0's' eta' Tbs
SWEET QUININK
zee 'o of , uas Of old Bitter ouinine ia the
~, H. " mat intense, persistent no eu1cs So
naa w. SSset, Is an insur1nOuntahls ohts "ncn.
p0isons' and always with chi]dren.
SWEET QUININK
and dIngriS,m s-in powder for the use or rhrs..,.
for the general I pub ncd for use in the family and
myls M.,r, sTRARNs, FARx CO.,
@soolactu1'2x Chemists. New Yo1k.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

DIR. c. Ward, of the Iberville Soeth. has
first number of which was Issued on the
twenty-sixth of August. 1865, and has been
continued by him since then without the
intermission of single week. John H.
Shanks and Frederick Veazey succeed him
in the publication of the South. One of the
new publishers is an old line Wing, and the
other is a lifelong Democrat. Both were
confederate soldiers, and start in the new
enterprise without dollar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

Stockholders of the Cuba and Louisiana
Eining and Paving Company will meet at
the office of the company, No. Is st. Charles
street, on Monday, January
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

The city, fortunately, remains entirely
free from smallpox. In view Of its preva
lence in Western and Northern cities, and
the danger Of cases being brought thence to
this city, vaccination Of all unprotected per-
sons is a reasonable precaution. The Board
of Health has limited supply Of pure,
fresh vaccine for the use of physicians. On
application to the Board of Health, medical
men will be supplied, free of charge, with
enough virus, one or two removals from the
COW, to originate supply for their own
future use.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

From recent statistics it appears that the
German "hells" give the budget about
$4,000, 900; Hamburg, Baden-Baden and
Wiesbaden alone figuring for f3.60o,0o0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

The Chicago Post says the bell worn BY
the COW that kicked over the lamp that set
IRE to Chicago is on exhibition in that CITY
in sixty-one different places.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

St. Louis was the coolest place in the
country yesterday morning, the therlnome-
ter being only two degrees above zero.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

They have sacred schools in Texas, and
the Houston Telegraph has an article headed
"The Sacred School Fund
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

lied people down to certain spot, pro-
hibiting them from moving ahead for fear
that their liberty will be abused into
making shipwreck of themselves. Is this
trust III the people?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05
FOUND.

II is7iD = RAX pn, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a
provns mp: The owner can have }he A sa nsaha
AE property and paying expenses pens ."' same W
DO25 ST. THOMAS CANNON
No. 50 DelVrd street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

Messrs. Williams, Rupert & Co. have our
thanks for iiles Of late Havana papers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
How 10 Save a Rennet.

| Mr. Arson Bartlett, OF Ohio, in the Ohio
,;rrmer, says the calf whose stomach is to be
bed for cheese making should not be less
nan six days old when killed, and should
ave been fed on good healthy milk, and cot IN
perfectly healthy condition. For several DAYS
efore killing it should be muzzled, to prevent
$ licking dirt or eating sOiled food.-Wben
filed it should be by chopping its head off
it'll an ak, or so as to thoroughly bleed il.
I'd save the stomach from being contested
c says:
"Atter the skin is OIL, if the carcass is oc no
rther value except for the rennet, make an
Penlng III the abdomen, just back of the
ernum or brisket bone, insert the hand and
Ike out the stomachs which adhere together ::
arch where the small intestine leads off from
e second stomach this may be distinguish
from the esophagus or gullet, by its beng
naler and leading directly among the en-
pills, while the csophagus leads directly
rough the diaphragm into the thorax. Cut
this small intestine about two inches from
stomach, grasp it firmly with one hand,
q also at the same time with the other hand
asp the other end OF the second stomach.
here the union is with the first stomach,
ea with knife separate the two stomachs.
he dividing line is very easily seem and you
Id in your hand the rennct."
When the stomach is emptied and all the
IT picked off, he salts the ends and blows it
like bladder, but not so as to very much
Ftend 1t. and hangs it in a moderately warm
zee to dry. When dry, he puts it in a pa
bag, to keep the flies and moths out of it,
hangs 1t in dry place until needed for
u ticG Uerd3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

w TO KEEP HAMS TuRouGH SUMNER
your hams have taken salt. hang them
81 smoke well, take down and dup them
oiling water tor few seconds: that Will
| the eggs ct insects, if there should hr
, them; then roll them into ashes when
md hang them up again smoke them
ii You choose. This will Ito also for
ers and sides, Those who do their bacon
way will never have any bugs or skip
n their meat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

|'use plants should have the benefit of an
dance of fresh air every mild day IN
g, The soil, in the pots or boxes should
| ept loose and a little moist; too much
is injurious. The water should not be
r than the temperature of the room in
"a the plants are kept. Rain water is
full to plants ofe every kind. 1t contains
onia which stimulates their growth. An
e of pulverzed ammonia dissolved in a
IN OF water, will make spring water even
beneficial to plants than rain water.
d manure contains a large proportion of
mia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

meoiraI.

DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR.
DIR. CROOKS
Wine OF Tar!
DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar should be used for
all Lang Complaints, tending towards consump.
tioa FOR exciting the appetite and promoting
good digestion, as we'll ~ for all manifold di.
seasss arising from q deranged and debili.ated
stomach.
A remedy which has been tested and proved
In thousand different ways capable of curing
all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, perform
ing very many remarkable cures, merits a trial
from all who are suffering from similar affec.
hons' and vainly seeking relief Try one bottle
Of Dr. Crooks Wine of Tar
Letter from a Druggist.
PLSrssers DR.. Crooxs Wre Of INV: '''' S,N' i'"'
Ts s.e OF yo. W-. Of 7ar abate, ns On, IN. e,n,ary
cfote Ws or Nr, WY beats any ,d.1.s T.rr 5E
asr7s ne pore Of ca!s,n,l md hiue mas S
!. T y : nay ypsrsS9ag Ss . to ha,e on hd Aa
son k for e,a-,g.,cy Pe,sos h hsy PEP :,
hhn1ngG,1 Mos er medicines 'eceiced ,ruh tS,t b1
nm r s Is.S a sa. uh sofe ooeS on , n
qsS ag,' n9se ,,gt .g"are up AND ~ ua try Of
VEL, that bats al n, n.sd1,. hare erer .asss
ard Ihas my ,asticine hsr>aer" ,riAh hp, time to tn
Sonaesms Your. rpiy JOSEpH Ef.RD .
For scr9nla on Sores, Ulcers Tunors Chronic Rheu
hiaIsrh' OF any Disease OF the skin or blood. use
~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

|e Horticuhurist discouragcs the cultiva
of Lima beans as a prolitple crop. A
ago they were worth So to $l5 per
Il: and as "a natural Consequence thous.
OF farmers and gardeners rushed into
culture, neglecting sevc"a' other pro
IN the expectation of sudd, NY accnm.
g wealth by means of this new source Of
Before the close OF last year they sold
Ms SIS to - per buShel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

us must never be left without water, but
onld advise Letting them take in such
ties and at such times as their natures
ld Give fresh water and see that there
now in it. Experience has taught that
water will reduce poultry in flesh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
legal.
NHERIEE'.SS SALE

SuERIE'E"S SALE.-By yirtue of An execu
Saun OUT OF me clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF
Whereby ann anu STATE OF Illinois, and me directed.
ya recently obtained against Ransom r Dewey in
"a A Smith, of the tenements Goods
w.. ,mS OF the said Ransom p. Dewey have levied on
Shs Following property, 10 wit. ~ ~ ''- 'A
LOIS number five 8
la Aiaseilies situated section number wentyrour
~ islp NUM- er thirtythree 49, range four a. south
Thar river IN me county of La Sale ant Illinois
sa according IL said command shall eypOSe for
a. puoc auction al the right. title and Interest the
named kasom p. Dewey IN the above described
On wednesday the tenth day of May u. ISL at3
o,aWa, IN sand comfy. ' ' '7' 40
DA'eo AT Ottawa this 18th day Of April \. D. 1871.
DANIEL BLAKE,
ByCyo W 70 u, $500. ,., . . - Sheriff OF La Sale County
----'' ~ hlAhE' ,hlef Depdy. apr22-3w
y Sd,ns rE..-EsTATE OF THOMAS RYAN, DECEASED
az a. y eeDy given, that the undersigned eyecutrix
consv WI s, ana testament Of Thomas Ryan late OF the
-. sane ana state of Illinois, deceased will anne,r
49, S,uny Court of said county on the third MCndav
w., w ISth uiy) OF June Id, the Court Honse in Otta
% "a iu coGhy when and where all PERSONS Layinr .lafn,s
rt llS said estate notified to ATTEND and nra
SsEt !hs same m writing for adjustment ~ ~ P''
Da'ed this 18th day Of AprlA D. 1871
snr9, ex MARY FENNELI,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

|mTEwAsH,-The following is sent out
the Lighthouse Board Of the Treasury
|artment:
The following recipe for whitswsshing has
/ i"und by experience TO answer on wood
|rlcA, ana stone nearly a. well as oil paint.
is much cheaper Stake half bus bel of
|aked lime with boiling water. keeping i.
led during the process. Strain i. and
a peck of salt. dissolved in warm water
T. pounds OF ground rice put in boilin.
r. and boiled into thin paste; half a
pa OF powdered Spanish whiting. and a
pa OF clear glue, dissolved in warm water {:
these well together, and let the mixture
for several days. Keep the wash thus
lared in " Kettle or portable furnace, and
used put !, on as hot as possible with 4
ter's or whtewash brush"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

is to which portion of chalk is given
heir food, lay eggs the shells of which
|narkable for their whiteness. By sub
|ng for chalk calcareous earth, rice or
Of iron, the shells become light Gin.
color.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

correspondent OF the Co,Etry Gta'leman
Pproves of using two inch solc.tiIe for
ping an orchard as the tibr.us roots of the
within three years after draining, enter
|oints, and clog the bore completely In
|lining tile which were three feet below
Surface, hc pulled out masses of tibrous
which had completely barred the water
kinks that the least Objectionable kind of
h for an orchard of bearing trees, which
ne entire ground with roots, is the old.
|oned blind drain, well secured at the ton
|nall stones, and such other material as
prevent the earth over the drain from
king through.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
Culture of Carrots.

a Michigan correspondent of the Western
|ral gives the following account Of his mode
futlvating the carrot, TO which q single
tence may be added, namely, neeer aH1,r
reedS {, get az met higd-lt will save a
Y amount Of expense to Kill them thus early.
I the carrots viii be much better for 1t:
take piece OF black sandy soil clover
Is the best-giye II good coat of well
pea manure, and plow it about five inches
u late IN thcifaIl, and,drag It down smooth.
he next spring, as soon as the corn is
Hted, plow the ground about a foot deep.
PIN" as narrow burrows as can be well
ped over. Then puyeri2e it with drag and
er, rolling il last. Sow the seed with a
Nv" and halt feet apart.
Is soon as the carrots are ND. cultivate
b light fine tooth cultiyatcr as close to
carrots as possible. Follow UP wedding
thinning TO four inches apart. Cultivate
n through the summer
would recommend the White Bclpiums as
+ grow much larger and are easier harves.
than the Orange, yielding nearly double.
consider them equally As good
raise turnlp. in the same way, except that
ow eight Inches deep Tor them and thin to
inches or foot apart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

nj TS,l ~ :F. ,SALE'.Sorcs is hereby given,
t cGHF OF of eS ,e s@s and entered
,he February term OF said court ISL in certain csnss
wherein william Pearce a6i.aror of the sss e Of hEeo
eisnans . s fn s sn"f ,s NJ ;, Esy ard
noon cS % of nS f. IN: at The ho OF O'Clock the ors
c4Srt House in OTTAWA in said county pIc suction aps
40 e same ordered by said decree to sold that Ia
The south half Of the southwest orart, cr s,.+, m
c9ntasns eighty acres more less also lot nnnrer tcn
n s ia ,o er eleven ~, IL section sixteen 6 contain
i, IL n ,9w9sp thirty @ north est Of the
State rnos A MERIDIAN in the county OF La SADIE and
TERMS or SALf--oash GEORGE n LELAND
GLOVER COOK CAxrrs1 r. Complt's soir. ann.
STATE OF ILLINOIS La SALE County,, ss-1o---ty
rgF q La SIX G9anty sepcn.r Term A. D. ISL
yer r. Atans and VALERIE Adam. partners dong gan. sn on
aGF Fn pane and 'ylc Of Aas sons Warca
AFFIDAVIT Of nonrcedcnce warren Adch the desord,,,
sad County Court q La sale county oce hereby giye .,
petition 5I for Wsen Ac Gn that me conpapns d their
tde thereof on the "a day of July D. o ADD sammo s
20 maze , tes pcatoG AM that an alias simmons ssRed
ane On she r0s Monty in September A. D. 1871 as by law
be and appear before Said County Court Of f eTsonay
ottawa, 2n 1hf a DAY OF the GeY 4, tern ner m in
iion ~ i ssa Peaa answer or emgr TO the plaHs ret
stated will be taken CONFESSED and decr , ~ n sei ana
yoa according TO the prayer OF said petition 71''
DrcKEr BOYLE E.cHoLsos, PES Att1s, arr.s ,y
'TRUST'EE'S SALE.-yotJce : herthv - vr,
NAT Dy virtue OF decree us.e enfprcf record ~
nntt onrt OF La Sale county Illinois AZ the
November term OF said court n. 1870 in a cerrp carss
tn pendlng in SAID court, the cEncery side ef in c
matter OF me application of Theodore N Morrison ad An
fIza Mort'o. rs wife and Theodore " Morrison H. fath
anne Ho.and Morrsnn Isabella Dckey Morrison Frederick
huston Morrlson and Henry William Morrison minors ~
Henry Rowland Their neSt friend. shan, on Tuesday tie
s1tecnhdS OF May D. ISL at the boar eleven O'clock
IN the forenoon OF said day offer for sale the soa door ~
e ountv Court House in Ottawa said county, AZ pnrJ,c
auction ana viii then sell to ihe highest bidder Tie no,owi
described pofe'y being the ordered by said dee e 20
Lot four a., il block eghysix @ ia the States Add,,io,
20 the town OF OTTAWA the city Ottawa in the connt ~
La Sale and stare of illinois, " '' W
IRRMs OF SALE-Onehirt cash, onehaf Of remainder
IN one year. and the other half OF the remainder in two
from day OF sale with interest on deferred nav G.ut
at the rate OF ten cent per annn saidterrrd paymen
10 bc secured by mortgage on the premises sold,
THEODORE n. MORRISON
cuo \, ...-. ~. 49, Trustee a. aforesaid.
VIZ W. LELAND rc'rH Sohcitor apri-6w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
New Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups
1909 CERTIFICATES OF CURE


From honest farmers and some Of
the most eminent leading professional ard political men and
women OF education and refinement in country may
al our Office. ~ - -
Under date OF March % Hon. Horace Greeley Of the New
ana responsive man. who Is Incapable OF Intentional
ton or imposition -
Prof W Merck. OF Lexington KY wrote April .,th 1859
rlthou my spectaces pen this note after using the
Patent Ivory Eye Cups thirteen days and this morning
rnsed the entire contents of daily newspaper, and all with
Truly am grateful to your noble invention May Heaven
bless and preserve have spectac twenty
years; l am seyenty-one years old.
Truly yours, PROP. W MYRgICK.
" HONE CHRT1YlCA rE-Five years ago was taken with
Inflammation OF my Eyes severely that have
pair OF Dr. j. Balls Eye Cups which perfectly restored
my sight, And have no more use for glasses.
Yours truly, DAVID .JDNRs
Merdcn, La Sale Co, H., January l6, 1871.
All persons wishing for full particulars certificates
prices &C. Will please send your address will
send our treatise on the Eye Of y page E.e by mail
IIoRI EYE CL PS has proved certain this disease
employment for all. Agents wanted for the Patent
proved ivory Eye Cups inst introduced in the market
deds OF agents are making from 8 TO SEQ DAY. norma.
on furnished on receipt of twenty pay
printing materials and return postage Address Dr. J. BALL
Our exclusive Agent for La Sale county, Ills. ia
DIR. G. w. NORTON,
Earlvillc. Ills.
For sale by F. Y. GrisGs Ottawa Ills and Dr. j. C-oswe
Nealot' HIS iebll-3mos
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-04
THE COUNTS.

REcoRDER's CoURr. The business in
, this court yesterday was very dull, only
one case being disposed Of, and that unim-
portant.
PROBATE CouRT Frank Dowd was quail
fed as the administrator Of the estate Of
John Dowd. -r-.-,-
CRIMINAL OoURT. Nelson Martin, COL
ored, was sent to the Penitentiary three
years for larceny. Sam. Lynch, charged
with sodomy, was acquitted. Taylor Chit
ten, for larceny, was sentenced to SIX years
confinement in the Penitentiary. The
case of the State against Anthony Booker,
colored, charged with larceny, was taken
up.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-P. n Ryan, VS.. Henry
Smith. Judgment of one cent for plain
tiff. State VS.. T. F. Dodson. Judgment
for plaintiff for $49S.31. Motion for new
trial entered Macy & Brown VS.. j. B.
Hawkins. The testimony was heard, argu-
ment made, the jury charged, and jury re-
spited until Monday.
LAW CoURr.-The case Of n. O. Moore
vs.. the Nashville and Decatur Railroad for
the recovery of the value Of mare alleged
to have been killed by defendants road,
was continued yesterday.
MAGISTRATES COURTS. The case of Sarah
Roundtree, colored, charged with assault
and battery, was brought before Esquire
Wilkinson, and case continued until this
morning. A young man by the name of
Lewis Woodland, who deals in small way
in the market house, was arrested day be-
fore yesterday on the charge of stealing
from a young man from Kentucky, by the
name of John A. Babb, $50 in money and
$500 in notes, in the market house. He
was tried before Capt Everett and Squire
Meacham yesterday and acquitted. The
case of the State against Henry Styles,
on charge of shooting with intent to kill,
was brought before Squire Albert yester-
day and continued until this morning.
Styles, as we are informed, shot at color
ed woman day before yesterday, outside of
the corporation. The difficulty between
the parties grew out Of q dispute about
either gamecock or game chicken. The
Squire expects to try number of State
cases to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-04
; Nashville Produce Market

PEANUTs-Receipts and sales to-day from
wagon of $50 bushels at 81 go . bushel.
Sale from store of 1000 bushels on private
terms. --r 80 80.
DRIED FRU1T-But little doing We quote
from wagon as follows: Apples 4kc; quar-
ter peaches Sc; half do lie. =
PoTAToEs-In good demand. We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, . Dbl,
$4.75; Peach Blow, a. so; Russets, $4. 80;
Early Rose, 1925; London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, 80; Pink Eyes, 81. 70; Early
Goodrich, $4.75. a
BRAN-In good request We quote loose
at SIT . ton; sacked $21, from store.
Shipments to-day of 1900 lbs to Browns
vile, West Tennessee.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime &c; choice 65c.
EGGs-Higher prices obtained to-day.
We heard of sales from wagon at 18A@19c.
HAY-We quote at $25 per ton, de
ivered in depot.
ONIoNs-Market firm at 81 per Dbl
NAVY BEANs-We quote at $2.25@2. so p
bushel from store.
BROOM COnN-We quote at 24@44c, &C
cording to quality.
SAUR KRAUr-Sales from store at $40 2
barrel
BUTTER-Advancing We note sales
of good country at 10000.
BEEswAx-We quote at 25e.
COTTON SEED-We quote at 80 2 ton.
GNsENo-We quote at Goo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at $50 ton.
MDDLINGs-Are held at $40 . ton.
RAas-We quote at 4c as the outside
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000; un-
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@4Oc.
HoMuNY-We quote at S.. so per Dbl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-04
New Advertisements.

Phillips, Buttorff & Co., address few
sensible remarks to the public, through
our advertising columns to-day.
TH0 IOUtuIS, 10y New. w. p Harrison
d. D., takes place at Tulip street Church,
Edgefeld, en- Tuesday night next Sab
iect: HWoman."
We refer to the numerous chAncery sales
advertised by Nathaniel Baxter, Jr. Clerk
and Master
The American Tune Book-third edition
now ready. Address Oliver Ditson,
Boston.
See notice in bankruptcy of Alex. A.
Hall, assignee.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrap is tried rene
dy,
A competent mechanic wanted to take
stock in the Stones River Utility Works.
4 small gum Of money found
We refer to the statement of the condi-
ton of the Mutual Life Insurance Com,
pany of New York 1t is represented in
this city by w 6. Gale, agent, ard stands
A No. l.
Irish potatoes, saur KRAFT and cabJsga,
Just received on consignment by Harper 4
Arthur, Nos. IL and A upper whaIf
We ask special attention TO the adveT-
tisement Of the Nashville Commercial IN
surance Company established in 1854, Of
fee No. 80 North College street It has q
cash capital of 500, 600, and its directors
are composed of our most solid citizens.
The company takes fire, river and marine
risks and writes carefully, adjusts fairly
and pays promptly. K G. McNairy, Pres
ident, E. D. Hicks, Secretary.
Steamer America for Cincinnati AZ
o'clock this evening.
DR.. L. l.. Coleman has no superior in
sp; cial diseases. Office 328 n. Cherry
street.
The Talisman is the regular pack. for
Cairo to-day at o'clock, p. N
The Mallie Ragon is the fine O'Clock
steamer for Evansville this afternoon.
Latest styles of silk and fur hats Of
Landes, % Public Square.
IA experienced dry goods clerk by 4.
Winter, Is Union street
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking business;
they receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts in amounts to
suit on London, Dublin, Edinburgh and all
parts of Germany; they buy and sell ex-
change on New York, Cincinnati and New
Orleans, and they at all times pay the
highest rates for gold, silver aud uncurrent
MONEY!