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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-30
Church Fair Ofthe Epiphany North Knox
willie

Last evening good company assembled
in this Church, to hold festival for the
purpose of raising money to make repairs
in the church building. Fair young ladies
dispensed with beaming faces the ice
cream and Strawberries, and there seemed
to be an unusual appreciation of their SER
vices. Men always like to eat good things.
and none the less when served by fair and
smiling young ladies. A good array of
fancy articles. we also found exposed for
or wants were met The objectof this fes-
tival is most commendable, and as it is to
continue open to-day and this evening.
we trust it will be largely and literally
patroniZed ID.
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81. I,Oufs. Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Flour dull and un>
changed; winter superfine. $4.OOa5.O
Corn steady; No. mixed, S7asse at eleva-
tor. Pork quiet and Unchanged, S17.25a
1850. Bacon quiet and firm and in good
demand for clear rib sides, which are
scarce shoulders. p clear rib sides, 9sa
o.; clear sides, 81. Lard quiet and UNI
changed /; summer steam, 81? Whisky
steady, co. r't fifAdtf o@VS - u
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 29.LFlour dull and
heavy, prices unchanged. Wheat heavy
and quiet. Corn dull, white southern ii ;
yellow southern 81; mixed western IS.
Oats dull, southern 50a54; western mixed
4Sa5O; white 51a52. Rye quiet, 5Oa59. Hay
quiet, western $26.0Oa29.OO per ton. Pro-
visions nominally unchanged and quiet.
Western butter steady and UNCHANGED.
Whisky firm 95. fsii b. sro o. .sf ~ IS 81 g..
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, May 29.-FIour quiet and
easy /; extra family, $3.50. Corn firm, SEA
SIS, sacked and delivered. Provisionssteady,
ders, 7Ia7s clear rib sides, 9la9s clear
sides, 81, packed. Lard, tierces, 9a9a
keg, 10al0si steam, 81 sEW Whisky SCI
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Yesterday morning leak was discover
ed in the boiler at the rolling mill, in
place heretofore patched, and operations
had to be suspended for the time, to enable
ration t takes place to-day they will not tire fire
Up again until Saturday, if then.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINN4TT, May q. Il Flour Steady 81. IS
a7.6s. Corn steady, 4sa5o. z Provisions, quiz
ct and shade easier Pork, $16.25 bid !;
$l6.60 asked. Lard quiet and nominal at
81; steam, s. kettle is held at 0. Bacon
active and shade easier; shoulders, bid;
clear rib sides generally held at 81 ;Iclear
sides, 9Iaf bid; generally held at o. Wits,
ky steady at S.. al sss5ii
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latest BY IELEGKAPH.
DESERVING MOD0CS in PURSUIT. OF
CAPTAIN JACK,
Heavy Bail Demanded for New York
Burglar.
Re-ippearance Of the HerSe Disease
i'm Brooklyn,
Increased Mail Facilities for the South
srre.s.s ern States.
A subscription Suggested for &c erai
Canby's Widow.
Fast Time by One of BonDer'S Horses.
HON e w S.
yeRsEnaL.DY observation-disclosures

r,diau Dcscrtcrs on Capt. Jacks Trail.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-Bogus Char
lev. Shacknasty Jim, Hooker Jim and
Steamboat Frank after a conference with
Gen. Davis and ride through portion OF
the lava bed, have been furni he'd with
four days rations, horses and Springfield
rifles and started on the trail of Capt. Jack.
The proposition made by them, is to Kill
him or capture him with the rest of the
hand. Gen. Davis is satisfied of their 10y
atty.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Three Spanish
frigates are in the harbor.
Buckley III. Benton, the owner of Park
theatre, shielded. He shot himself through
the heart.
The thermometer was at eighty-four
degrees, yesterday afternoon.
The Government sold one million dol
lars i'm gold at $1.1Si. The business in
Southern bonds amounds to 100000.
Tennessees lower. Alabamas steady.
Mrs. Wilson, daughter OF James Brooks,
is dead.
Geo. III. Pendletou has arrived from
Europe.
1t is feared that the horse disease will
again become general in this city.
The Siiesia took ninety-four thousand
dollars in silver bars.
The reported emigrant ship, Edinburg
Castle, has arrived at Quebec, and has ship
fever aboard.
A Burglars Bond.
Judge McCue, of Brooklyn, demands
S25O, 900 bail for burglar McHalpine, re-
Gently captured by young lady. His
friends offered $4,000, but the Judge is
inexorable.-
The Russian Minister, Jewell, expects to
leave for st. Petersburg early in June.
Id nod IN
Brooklyn. In the car stables, twenty are
down, and two dead. SO
1t is reported that Olden b. Stockwell
has resigned the Presidency of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad.i
The Tribune advises a subscription to
to the widow of Gen. Candy, who died
penniless.
Startle, one of Bonner's horses to a road
wagon, ran over Fleetwood Course
time-first quarter 81 seconds; second
quarter. S3i seconds, making the half mile
in liz. This is the fastest time ever
Enade except Dexter.
Presbyterian Assembly Adjourned. q
BALTIMORE, MAY 29.-The Presbyterian
Assembly adjourned to meet at st. Louis
on the third Thursday of May next.
DETROIT, May pa boiler at Stevens
shingle mill exploded, killing one person
ana fatally WOundlnS nVe or SIX. Inc
building was demolished.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The Assem-
bly, of the United Presbyterian Church of
North America has convened, Rev. J.
Scouller, Moderator.
BOSTON, May 29.-The Labor Reform
Convention has determined to nominate a
full State ticket in August.
Boston, May 29.-The United States
District Attorney, is dead. Aged 56 years.
CONCORD, N. H., May 29.-An elaborate
opinion of the Supreme Court decides GER
tain question with regard to counting the
votes which .elect Austin Il. Pike to Con-
gress.
The Sheriff7s Jury decided that Geo.
Francis Train is sane. He will be released
tomorrow.
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FOR EICN.


LONDON, May 29.-Sir James Duke,
Mayor of London in 1913, is dead. Aged
SO years.
There were numerous accidents among
the visitors at the Derby course, caused by
the running away of horses, falling OF
stands and the pressure of the great crowd.
Three persons were killed and several Sc
riously injured.
Mutiny QueiIed ON Spanish Frigafes.
MADRID, May 29.-Letters from Cartha-
gena report disturbances few days since
on board of the Spanish frigates Victoris
and Almansa which are stationed ut the
Naval arsenal. The ring leaders were
Promptly arrested and placed in close con-
finement when order was restored.
QUEBEC, May pa heavy field of ice
was seen off the east end of Antacosta with
heavy ice bergs southwest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosscs and
:, Coriiandt stree y, as IofI2ws;-
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9. 80 A. M g. and
$50 N. Sunday, 8, q s:SsPM.
For Baitimore washington ana the South ats A. MI,
81 $3.50, p. NJ, and u night Sunday g I. $50 and
For Philadelphia, via Kensin gton, at A. NJ, and 8
Emigrant and second class, asP;M
eao SD 3d. $40 I'D II 80, BPM Sunday, SaO.
For Eiissbets, 3, $50, Z, 74o ssao . 10 IL, I9A:M,
$50 e:io SO 80 s:lo, TO- u 81. Il p NJ Sunday.
f9r a hsSSe S $40 $40 10 $50 Is $40 a $50
$40. TO- ~, and ~ night Sunday, s 2o and n; N:
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 M. $50.
For New Brunswick. Y 10 A. M, u M.L2,s4;lo $50. &
For East Milestone z A. NJ, ~ NJ, 10 and % p M
For Lambertvile and bennington, A. N. and p. M.
For Phillipsburg and Belvdere, 2 and r NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, BURLINGTON and Cam
For Freehold, ! ana A. NJ, 3 and p M
For Jamesburg, Pemberton and Camden A. NJ ana via
boat from pier No. ], 3:49P NJ.
3.35 r. NJ, daily; l0:i5 A. NJ and 80 u NJ, daily, cx
4 H., IA 10 10 p NJ sv...,as, 4o <. NJ From ihiss
dephis, ~ ESQ., Gas .DA. NJ, 2ab, 0b. l..s Is
49, o'ia a. Sunday, II No. 70. oO II :0s A. M
hcr-.. offices SS AZ. al and 81 Broadway; No.
streets Emgrant ticket office No Battery place.
A. j. CASSAlT, d. NJ. BOYD. Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 2s ls7s-TMpLE SHEET


DO Aan A FIRST GLASS SHOE MANUFACTURE
PO.OVU. ing business. Of very best standing for
sale; splendid chance for an experienced business
man with sulhcient means as partner. Apply 70 Won
SHELHAH CO.. le6 sOwery
u.7n 00A CAPITAL-FOR AN ACTIVE INTER
PlOsOOO teresf in Q profitable business by gen.
Heman ofarse business an established Real
ADDE'S In confidence. with full particulars h. STUR
0lS. n Tenth avenue.
&100 0f10 BY ONE OR MOREs0APITALIsTs
Y10OsUOV to- join two others with $4,000, to pur-
Cnsse one OF the best paying and most successful bu
~ ne country we'll established and paying from
Address cxPiTXL box i8o Herald osice '0''0'''
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding wine)
II TO BREST OR HAVRE.

-7"T FIST CABIN, $Iz5; Second Cabin, 30.
Excursion Tickets At reduced rates. d
These steamers don carry Storage passengers
American travellers going to or returning rom the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both
transit BY English railway and the discomiorts Of
crossing the Channel besides saving me trouble and
, $3.50 GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent, IS Broadway.
N0IE.-RailrOad Tickets between Paris and Vienna
ct reduced rates. s
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS G. vIB.
Leave vesry street pier at $50 A. M and twenty third
street. north Of Erie ferry landing at ionkef2
Rhnebcck, Tlvoli Catskil and Hudson. CONNECTING fof
all points West and North Trip tickets to West Point
Cornwall and Newburg, returning same day, 81
Notice change Of uptown landing
HIYIZENS' LINE FOR TRoY-PAssAGE 81 5O-THR
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier ~ North River foot Of Leroy street daily
saturdays excepted, at O'Clock NJ, connecting with
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North East and West The most direct to Snra0
ga, Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
DALI RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
~ via Newport and Fall River.
The world-renewned steamers BRISTOL. and PROVI.
DENCE leave pier % North River foot Of Murray street.
daily Sundays excspted) at p. M. aa.4.o
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EOR sALE-A FARM OF lW ACRES as CLEARED
ing implements and SIX Cattle ve horses on Erie
from Village with Church. scooihousc 3c prlce $500
Apply 10 JOHN MOSELY IS Frankin street rear alter
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Jersey CITY LOTS FOR SALE BY THE ACRE.-A
81 Plot fronting county road; over 90 Lots for $l00O;
$1,000 T. Acres fEonting secspcSs avenue and Midasd
landt street. in the very centre OF improvements $40
per lott also large number Of Tracts egiby situated.
TO divide into building lots located In different sections
Of Hudson csuny and suburbs Dwellings q every de-
erty to exchange. JOHN II. PLAT1. opposite Court
House, Jersey City HeightA -77 is.a Aai
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yTyuE UaMRIpn Ne -,
d 81 y. ayI.f Is SILESIA
Captain o. Hebich, will sail rhursday Nav "a st
taking !. .sen ,er. = f.d - t sss Hvvmakurs
r,... cabin s,aSC Asrbourg ana Hamburg
,,.,, sssisge g. psyabls United States koia %
General AgeHtA General Passenger Agcnt1
81 Br0adsstreet, New York 81 Broadway New York
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EyOR SALE OR TO LEASE-CHRAP, THE PARRY
House at Highland Falls N. Y. on the Hudson. ~
miles from West Point 20 slcepinE rooms Call and
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JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For sale.

A VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY AT A sACR
n nce1Large Corner Le, principal street Jersey Cit
grocer baker, -four and teed store restaurant jon
II. PLATf, opposite Court House. Jersey City Heights
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HA1 RE- CALLING AT BRtSr. arf
1he splendid vessels this ay0ritc route for the Con-
tinent will sail from pier No % North River, fol-
VILE III Dii RAWn sssturddsy, May
st. LAURENT, Lemsrie. Saturday, July IL
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ITO RENT-ON JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS A VERY SU-
perior modern ne brick House. 2Dx3S, IL and
sub cellar, with all modern improvements and deep lott
desirable tenant Apply JOHN RILEY, West Side
nue. loot Belmont avenue, address 8. GARABRANT,
box 1884 New York Post office.
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dor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-THK
II Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier g North River their elegant sdewhee steam
CITY Point and richmond. on thursday May a. at
NJ giving through bills Of adng to All points South and
Southwest. Through passenger tickets issued to all
points Accommodations unequalled. Apply at pier 81
at the general Office 1 Greenwich street, corner Of
Dey.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMS-FOR SALE-TO FARMERS.
"A gardeners and farm laborers from the Old Country
Good Farm Lands virgin soil. at s25 per six
The grsa, markets q New York and Phladelpha ran
when partly planted TO fruit From this, locality a
greater greater 9nanty and variety Of fruit Is sent 70
United States: IT e in the midst OF thriving
manufactures Female members OF families and others
can procure good work at straw sewing shoe work. but
Engn Irish and scotch isrmess have settled and
New York are locating Farming moro profitable than
West on account .ot dne markets. Apply to JOHN b
York Papers containing iu information win be sent
tree of charge. iIs7 Ff9 tI 71f n
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! steamboats, IwILIGHT. GEN. .sEDGEwICK and
MATTANo, tor excursions and moonlight parties.
w. Il. HAZARD. Jr. " Harrison street.
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DOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PLACE. WITH 100 ACRES,
at Rye. Wcschester county splendidly situated. Ad
dress box U2l Post Office New York
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NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ For Hamilton and g. George bermuda, s.
Steamship HArrERAS, Lawrence, MASTER Friday.
May 80 ats o'clock I; NJ, from pier ~ North klyer.
June s. ut O'Clock r. NJ from picr North River. = -
For freight passage, having elegant accOmmodae
tons, apply to tNaA+ LUNT BKOTHERSs b
70 South street.
sxcr,ron tickets ssued for the round trim at $50 Rod
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vxyANTED TO PURCHA6E-P0R CASH A PRIVATE
w House, located between Twelfth and Twenty filth
streets and Fourth and sixth price not toex
coed also located betweea HOUSTON and Four
eenth streets. east tor eO0J; willing TO pay
$l0e00 cash Owners only need Apply to the Real Estate
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Il in GOOD order stables for four hqLses room
two acres in garden and lawn garden All planted
Mshopsc and LAKE Waccubac, Harlem Railroad. Apply
ct so Hudson street. for two days between between ard
|R:eieck JUN hAAHi'
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COOKS TOURS TO IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND ENG,
~ land, over 100 routes; Cooks Tours Switzerland
nnd the Rhine nearly loo rcutesi Cooks Tours to Vienna
l02 IN numbers Cooks Tours to Italy ~ routes Cooks
20 per cent below ordinary fares the travelling tickets Is
eucd enabling one or more passengers 70 travel any uy
by any train, steamer diligence. Cooks personally
conducted tour to Vienna Venice, Rome nna
Paris sailing per steamer Canada, june 81 e5u gold all
expenses Full particularly In COCKS Excuri9nis' loc
e82 Broadway. and Fleet street, London
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-05

election az Officers OS gac
B5Gacis Gou.a.y AgrlcULt.-
raj society.
gaNllE Stockholders of the Dubois
4 County Agricultural society are
hereby notified that the animal election
Of officers for the ensuing year viii take
place AT the Court House. in Jasper, on
SATURDAY, December 9th, 1873.
The officers 20 be elected are MS fol-
lows; President. Vice President, Sec
rotary. Treasurer superintendent and
thirteen Directors.
4. j. GOSMAN. President.
!. &. SuiAFrR, Secretary,
Nov. 2l-t. ls73--3w.
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US Congress met on Monday, and re-
elected Blaine as Speaker, together with
all the officers of the last House. The
Presidents Message was sent in Oh Tues
day, and is document containing no.
thing very startling. evidently falling be-
hind the expectations of his friends IN
regard to foreign affairs, and the Cuban
outrage particularly, ii merely reciting
the facts of the inhuman murders. aud
tamely giving the terms arranged by the
Spanish Minister and Secretary Fish mp
on which other nations may insult our
flag, and murder our citizens with per-
feet impunity and without danger of be.
ing called TO just account for il. With
this as precedent, Americans need no
longer boast of their citizenship being
any protection against the tyranny OF
any petty despot on the globe.
Upon the financial question. the Pres
idents panacea is a return TO a specie ba-
sis but all I! how to get there, is prob
lem be does not attempt to solve.
Mr. Niblaek introduced a bill fixing
the pay OF Congressman, Senators, etc.
reducing il &c the former standard A
Democratic Congressman is the first to
move in this wholesome direction.
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ANoTnrE OLD AID EEsrECTrD CITIZEN
TAKEN AWAY.
Our community was shocked and
panied Inst night by the announcement
that Mr.. Jacob allies. ST.. was dead.
lie was working week ago cat doors
completing Mr. llolthaus' business house
and took a severe cold. which developed
into pneumonia. aud AFTER q short
weeks illness. lis spirit was taken from
labor 90 reward. lie leaves "a widow
and several children mourh their loss.
Mr.. Allies was universally expected by
all who knew him. a sober man, a
consistent church member, an industri-
Gus and entcrprising citizen. and above
all, that noblcst work OF God-0n honest
man Isis loss will be deeply ic't in this
community. tie came TO JASPER in 1914
and was consequently one OF its oldest
At the time OF his death he
had an interest in saw min. which
company had just completed e building
for Il furniture fact DRY, and also carried
on carpenter and cabinet shop. and
dealt in furniture. By close attention
TO business and hard work, he had in a
long life acquired enough property to
enable him TO live comfortably. lie was
near Go years old at his death. Peace 10
his remains.
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Air Line Railway Bankruptcy.

In tie matter of The petition filed
against tia Air Line Railway Company
IN Bankruptcy, demurrer was filed this
morning before Judge ~ @. Gresham
and also demand iora iury. Tie lat
ter movement having The effect 10 con-
time The case luniil the .iri term. To-
which a jury is summoned. which viii
be on the first Monday IN january. until
which time the cause was continued.
n. a. Lcdgcr-standwd, a6h.
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1 Il the October Term, 1873, Of the
~ Dubois Circuit Court the Estate OF
Thomas Shoulders, deceased, was dc.
clared probably insovcnt. Those inter
estcd are notified that it will be settled
POLLY SHOULDERS, Admr'x.
II. BuETTSrR Atty.
Dec 9Th, ls73.-3w.
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why should We fake a News
paper:

paper:
The lnainna Farmer, m excellent pub
lication. published weekly AZ Indiana
polls, al ~ per year. and which We club
with the Courier at 50 year for both.
says IN answer to this question, that it
comes 90 Won laden with current news OF
the day. Of the wonderful agr in which
YOU live. Lose but one week OF its pres
encc AMI YOU find yourselfhlling behind
- YOU have lost something. Tie world
keeps pace with the swift locomotive
aud the lightning telegraph; you must
move with il. Ittells YOU Of the changes.
rise and i'sll, and the progress of nations,
the giant strides of the arts and sciences.
the wonderful improvements OF mechan-
ism. It's inventions and discoveries all
tcudng to make man happier aud TO
tighten his labor. Ii is the greatavenue
to communicate the thoughts and actions
of the acre. Ii contains a story of thrill
ling interest. the reading of which will
awaken higher aspirations in Won and
your family for the good and true. II
may move your sou or daugter { 0 try for
and accomplish higher and mobcr
purpose in life. thus shedding sunshine
and joy OF your declining years. IL
comes weekly to you in your quiet home,
gladdening The long winters evening
with It's ever changing subjects; and
reading il. you converse with the world.
and You feel common brotherhood /:
we are all friends. 1t tells YOU Of pro-
ducts aud their prices throughout the
world. and YOU learn, in few minutes.
what il has cost tie ssatistician months
and it may be weary years to accomp-
lish, and enables YOU 10 form intelligent
conclusions as to The proper time 10 sell
or buy. Do you want to buy, look
along the advertising columns YOU win
find nearly everything you want. and
YOU may be sure the advertisers are the
Invest, most energetic men of the age,
and you will find they always give YOU
thc bSrl Dhi gums. iutN are tue men
who believe In the nimble penny, small
profits. and quick returns. The man
who does not advertise. depends upon
few sales, and "makes il tell" when he
does make one. Take newspaper: ii
will only cost you from $l.50 to SO a
year. No where else can YOU gct 30
much and varied reading for the money.
A newspaper is lively example of the
wonderful improvement Of the age in
which we live. Its fifty-two numbers
reaching YOU regularly throughout the
year, contain the condensed history OF
the world for chat period of time. You
can not we'll do without it. A dozen
chickens will pay for it, two bushels OF
potatoes, or one bushel Of apples, or nine
dozen eggs. or ten pounds of butter, or
one and a half bushels of wheat. or q
load of wood. You can spare some ono
Of these better than you can do without
the paper.
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Mr.. Chas. G. Burns sold his horse
TON Burnes.' raised by Mr.. Byron
Bingham, of Patoka, for $3.50. aud the
horse Putnam" raised by Nh. j H..
Morgan OF Ills city. for $3.50. Both
horse were bought by Me,>rs. y. ~.
Taylor and Chas. Grover. OF West PHIL
adelphia, who are large horse dealers.
Evansville journal.
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CoNcERTs. We are glad to learn that
arrangements have been made by Profs.
II. NJ. Keller and :. Solliko to enliven "A
few Of our winter evenings by some
chastc and select vocal and instrumental
in which they VIII be assisted
by several ladies and gentlemen. Tho
Professor. are both very talented mu-i-
clans. ana under their leadership there
need be no question but The entertain
ments will be recherche. and their cflor;
to develop home talent, rnd provide RAJ
tional amusement. should be highly ap-
preciatcd, and the concerts well attend
ed. We sincerely wish them success
Further particulars next week.
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Death Of Michael staab.

From Jacob Miitlsbuhler, comes the
eorrowtul intelligence of the death of
our old aud respected friend Michael
staab, who died OF consumption at his
residence near Mariah Hill, in this
county. on Sunday last, the 23d lust.
Mr.. Steab leaves host OF friends, as
We'll az a large number OF relatives. To
mourn his untimc.y loss. Peace 10 his
ashes. j liockpori Democrat