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APRON CHECKS.

- - PIECES Apron Check, this day opening, io
% sale low, wholesale or retail
@ Elr- sF f & W. LEWIS,
-T ID .f Water street
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ALEXANDER LAUGHLiN,

sAzasEzszdnd Sheet Iron Store. 8kazs
WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
VTE BEG leave to call the attention of merchants
w Traders, and Farmers generally, throughout
the Wabash country, Illinois, and the Southern por
ton of Kentucky, TO our large and very genera
Stock of Groceries, Iron, Nails, Tin Plate, Copper
Wire, Axes, Cotton Yarn and Domestic Manutac
turod Articles. Which we offer tor sale ut very re
duced prices for Cashier Produce. :,
The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh, viii
enable us to he regularly supplied with all articles il
our line. Dealers and country merchants need no
travel beyond Evansville for supply OF all article
they may need and they would consult their interes
Inv Giving Ms call as we are determined to merritt
share of public patronage. The business will b
conducted by
JAMES LAUGHLlN, JR.
Ny- Feathers, Hides, Tallow. Beeswax. and a
kinds of Produce purchased at the hughes, mark'
price. et. may 4, 41-tf
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STEEL.

LARGE and general stock OF the best Brands
n of Anne lean Blister, English Blister, German
and English Sheer. brad and narrow Spring, and all
sizes OF fat and squared Cast Steel, Axe Temper
For ale by LAI ,,I, Be-
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Window, Wall Paper and Borderii z.
A FULL supply of the atestpaterns, in store aud
"A for sale by uan2 c. BELL
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LAMB FOE SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at private sale TN
south end of the southwest quarter OF sector
%, township g. south OF range 10 west, E ing between
the Boonyie road and the city OF Evansville an(
Within halfa mile of said city. The said land, be
mo 40 acres will be sold in twenty ten acre lots
or in any other way to suit purchasers. here Is
verv comfortable small frame lIonse, an exeellen
well of water, and considerable number OF irul
trees on said land. The title is perfect
Terms. One-third cash and the balance IN SIX o
twelve months
Persons wishing to purchase will apply 10 John }
Chandler ESQ., or TO the undersigned at ms resldenc
near the premises.
tbs may 10 EMANUEL HI
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j. MAGHEE n co.,
CINCINNATTI AT HOMER.
,o.p kND CANDLE MANUFACTOKN

nJATHEW McINNERNEY & CO., would res,
wi pectuy inform the citizens OF Evansville anu
the public generally that they have esiaDiisheu q
Som ana Candle Mandatory, on Division street,
between u and 3D. at the old stand OF WIlks Reagen
where they intend TO keep always On hand supply
of S,ap and Candies, of the best quality, which they
intend 10 sell al Cincinnati prices. The highest mar,
kinds ces will be paid for tallow and grease OF all
feb l2-6m
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1lKX323TH3
LIVER Is
Mack euzie's Compound Liver Pills
These Truly Celebrated Pills,

NTOW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
y where they have been used, will have the most
salutary effect the diseased Liver, and Will most
externally cure the aundce, and also thoroughly re-
They act specifically on the Liver and VisSere, re-
move all congestiv action, aod morbid secretlons,
purifying the blood causing free and healthy DIS
charge OF bile strengthning tesystem, and assisting
digestion. -
&. s. Mackenzie g. Co, Cleveland Ohio, Proprie-
tors. -
For saleby WIN. NJ. WOOISEY, Evansville, and
other agents throughout the country.
VIKINGS & Deusouchet, Mt. Vernon.
n c. Net;leton New Harmony.
W. j. Whiting, CyntEiana. Iy l2-om
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ac-Gin<eng, Earseed, Feathers, and 6eeS"aF u
ken at the highest market plee m exchange 'oi
Goods sold. or i'm payment of debts due me
n. h. All persons indebted to the firm OF w. q,
Bell will please settle up soon as possible, eheI
bv note or otherwise the firm has been dissolved
since the Odd of August last. 1900, MIR
ian DO 'iS-tf 90. CRAWFORD .DEbi''.
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

..u THE undersigned has opened a Private
IA; Boarding House in the Brick Building on Wa
Ill ter Stree, above Main. known as the Wheel
er House. Ny object is to keep house for the ac-
conmodation of Gentlemen principally. There are
however, three or tour very pleasant rooms in the
House which can be fitted up for the accommodation
of small families The table shall not be surpassed
by any in the city.
Nov. 18th y. FAItNSNOtlH III.
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RIVER BOTTOM LAND FOR SALE Roi,o,,
WISH TO sell my valuable Farm o. Ren,ncky.
hand, s.o, evansville. CONTAINING go sores 10
Of which is cleared and under fence, ap danbis loo
state Of cultivation There are q 'nTf Ice d houses are
houses, with stables. barns &C Iii, brek chnnes
nLl COED d h% Of purchasing viii Learn my term.
by anpIying to Mr. T. A. Corbet or w o g ,S .,
vappeyiie or by applying TO me opposite 'ne ia''0
ON the heh'u'N! JAS. McCI.AIN.
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Cincinnati Clothing Str e


40 Next door TO c. Bell, Druggist, <tM
R MAIN ST, EVANSVILLE IA. ~
IL ALTERING Il Drummer *
Il Il Cincinnati, the latest New York style of
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
All OF which are made and trimmed in the best
under their direction expressly for this Market
and consists of every article requisite TO complete
gentlemen's wardrobes.
Superior Black and Blue French and English Cloth
Dress, Frock and Sack Goats full trimmed
!. Cassimeret, Brown, Green and Gray, and all col
,ors of Tweed Dress, Sack and Frock Coats.
- Black Summer Cloth Lustre and Croton Cloth
Dress, trock and Sack, Brown Linen and Linen
Cheek and Bingham Goats. Every variety Of Coats
Coates and Roundabouis.
Z PANTALOONS.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants. Fancy French Cashmere do Black Lustre,
Brown Linen, Linen Check, Tweed and Corduroy
Pants' OF every variety and PIce TO suit customers
Blk Satin. plain and Fancy Silk and We've
white Marselles and Marseilles of al colors, and
kinds OF common vests and prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
-zzsr@ All the late styles of plainsfa
: and fancy silk and satin Cra- YIuud
/ watts, Scarfs and stocks; whiielYlI
silk and all .olors Pocket HaRdkerchieis; Linen and
Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and Fannel do; Flan-
mel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt COL
lars: Fashionable Beaver, kid, thread and cotton
Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspenders; silk
l bingham and cotton Umbrellas; silk Hats; Caps
I Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c,
All the above articles and everything else in the
furnishing line will be sold Cincinnati prices fol
Cash. . - 60. t.-
! We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly
during the season from our Mandatory in Cincin
natl lap 4-tfl AHLERING& DRUMMER
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,ou~r r,vrop r. GILL. HARVEY
TAYLOR & HARVEY Commission ana fOr-
harding Merchants, Waierst., Evansville, lndl-
ana Have also large. new whart-boat where illey
will receive and store freight free OF drayage ap23
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recfOaS, a cure for iJe as guaranteed ~ Il. Il
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE. e
a common consequence OF this affection is a kind
N oftenesmus, or bearing down sensation, as IL is
fanliarly called; there is also heat, tension and
throbbng in the part varying from moderate de-
Gree of these sensations the most eXcruciatng suit
fering-these are caused by the great flow OF blood
10 the paris Sometimes the inner coat OF the bowels
protrudes at every evacuation, forming what is called
Proapsus, or falling of the bowels; this Is the elect
of long continued irritation and weakness OF that
gan In some instances the patient experiences ner
vous pains which are indiscribable, and known on
ly TO the sufferer, which COMMENCE Immediately al
ter an evacuation, and continue from thirty minutes
TO SEVERAL hours these sensations are very annoying
aud sometimes very distressing This disease when
OF long continuance, is attended by pain and weak
mess in the back irritation of the kidneys and blad-
der and other organs in the vicinity pain and numb
ness in the legs and feet, OF straIiness about
/ the chest and unnatural fulness oil the abdominal
viscera accompanied with palpitation OF the heart
and oppression individuals sometimes experience
previous TO an attack of the Piles, symptoms demo
ling great arrangement in the circulation; there Is
sense OF weight and press ure in the abdomen, with
pecuiar feeling ofuneasiness In the bowels, consil
paton or perinanm, attended with pain in the bacl
and Ioins nausea and slight pains in the stomach
ma e countenance confused sensations IN the head
weariness and irritable and Disconnected state OF tn
mind and sense of fulness and oppression In the re
uion of the ston ach The circulation the surfac
feeble and the current Of blood determined lnwar
: and downward. nm
n O1-AH the above diseases and complaints, Oh
lUPHAM'S VEGEsTA ABLE ELECTUARI cares g
GcoinaHy, and therefore prevents Piles.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

IIFTIII IIlIlIl- n
p w. BIBB, PROP1 II OK.
-, MIN and Market mar 2ly
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u, and therefore prevents Piles.
READ THE TESTIMONY

HUDSON, December IT, $50.
GEyTs-I have used DIR. Uphams Vegetable Tile
Electuary which purchased you, and Ind 1t one
II the hest medicines in use for the Piles and also or
an bilious affections, arising from an impure state
of the system ID
Yours. &c, +. COLE, Marble Dealer.
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National Bakery,
PRINTS! PRINTS!

a n endless quantity and variety OF Prints OF the
~ newest Spring and Summer styles, together
with every thing new in the way Dress Goods ioi
sale at wholesale and retail by j.
an Il MORRIS 5 JOHNSON.
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- INDIANA HALL-By A. Haubold.

-: This Hotel il situated at the foot oil DIVISION
-<sslstreet opposite the steamboat landing. CHAR
ues moderate and accommodations excellent my III
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LAWNS AND PRINTS.
lust received a small lot OF handsome lawns ant
j Spring Prints. fmar25l VI. WfOSlEK.
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JAMES G. JONES, Attorney at LiT' Oihee on
.J First street. below Main APPS u
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uTOOISEY g. NELSON commission -Hsrchdnts9
w Anctionesrs Main, ID door from second ST. az
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REFINED LOAF SUGAR.
- CASES Stewards Double Reineti ht ,A
y ) bbls Crushed do do,
do Powdered, in store and tor sale low by
jan %. ... - i Y. DILL
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DRADT s. MATHEWS, Tailors, shop on the east
Dsde of Main St, door from the corner OF FIRST
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LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNs
A VERY large assortment of the newest style
"A Please call and examine them, 80,
an II MORRIS 5. JOHNSON
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ron rug CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
Public Meeting.
MONROE, Union CO.,, july AS

MONROE, Union CO.,, July 1. lsiS.
The citizens Of Union county having a.
semb'rd together ia the Count. House ac.
cordlng 10 notice.
Upon the motion Of VIM. r. Myers, Esq.
Iii Sluar, Esq, was appointed Chair.
man, and c. NJ. r. McCaulev. Secretary.
VIM. X. Myers, Esq. briefly explained
the object Of the meeting to be The appoint.
meat Of delegates from the county Of U
on, 10 mret delegates from other counties
IN THIS Electoral District, at some conve.
nleni place, TO choose u Presidential Fec.
tor FOR this district.
The following preamble and resolutions
were then offered by S. II. WaIkup, Esq.
and unanimously passed:
WnrREAs, IN the prcsen, condition Of tho
country We believe that It's prosperity and
welfare will be. promoted By the selection
Of citizen as President of the u. States
OF America, who is distinguished BY pa,r,.
Otto services, enlarged understanding and
liberal views on all political subicc,s-uho
viii administer the government for the
benefit OF The whole country neither to
reward his friends nor punish his enc mics.
Resnfred, That We, portion Of the PEG.
PIC OF Onion county, raeasd Con Zash..
~ Taylor as possessed in an eminep, de.
gree Of the qualities which en'lte him TO
tie confidence Of the American people, and
tina, We will give TO him our cordial sup.
port for The Presidency Of The T.. States
Of America.
R,solred, That !, is expedicnt lha, there
should be q District Convention hold al
some convenien, time and place, FOR the
selection OF an Elec,or for this District, "a.
yorable To the election OF Gen. Il. Taylor.
Roolptd. That we suggest 10 the other
Of this Electoral District tina, said
Convention be held at Charlotte. on Tues
iay, the 25lh DAY Of july, instant.
Resoired, That the Chairman of this
appoint Delegates TO reptese. the
c.. y u Ualon 10 said Convention.
Whereupon Inc Chair appointed the FOL.
owing named gentlemen, Col. J. Truell,
Col. ". W. Walkup, James Houston, Geo.
Mccain aud Samuel II. Walkup, Esq.
Upon motion Of Mr.. MYERS, the Chair.
nan was added Ia The number of delegates.
II was further Resoired. That the pro
seedlings Of tbs meeting be published in
he North Carolina Argu, aud Charlotte
Journal.
ELI STEW ART, Chamm'n
c. NJ, I, McCArLEY. Secretary.
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The principles Of our Government, as we'll
as its true policy. are opposed to The SUBJ
JugatioD of other nations and the dismem.
bermeni of other countries by conquest
In The language of the great Washington,
Why should we quit our own to stand on
foreign ground" 10 the Mexican war our
national honor has been indicated, amply
indicated, and in debating terms Of peace
we may well afford 10 be iorbearins and
magnanimous TO our fallen foe.
These are my opinions upon the subjects
referred TO by you and any reports or pub.
locations, written or,eibai, from any source,
Differing IN any essential particular from
what Is here written, are Unauthorized and
untrue.
do not know that | shall again write
upon the subject of national politics.
shall engage IN no schemes, no combina
tons, no lnirigues. Ii he American PEG
pie have not confidence IN me, they ough
not TO give me their sulIrages. Ii they do
not. you know me well enough to believe
me when | declare shall be content.
am too old a soldier to murmur agains
such high authority,
~, C..,
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sale aud destruction Of these forests TO
minister to the prohigacy and ex,raya.
gance Of Pope Plus vi, malsrious diseases
prevailed in Rome to much greater ex.
tent than they had ever been known 10 do
before.
The principle IN question being brought
INTO immediate contact with human beings,
how Is It that II produces its injurious eff.
iec,s. Does it act upon the senlien, ncry.
Gus exiremiiies distributed to The whole
external surfaced Is it swallowed with
the food, drink and saliva. and being broueh,
into contact with the living membrane Of
The slomach does il produce then its pri
mary effect! Or is il received with our
every breath into the air cells of the lungs,
aud being thence absorbed into the blood
does II coniaminste the whole mass Of the
circulating fluid. Each OF these exclusive
theories has its advocates; and without
denying that the poison 10 question may
gain access 10 the system through the first
named channels. Yet il is highly probable
that II Is through the latter that il is re-.
ceived 10 The extent and with the rapid,,y
necessary for the production of IFS ohnrac.
'eris,Ic effects. The lining membrane OF
The All cells of the lungs constitutes an i'm.
mcose absorbing surface, and the ,apidi,y
with which substances from without, pass
INTO the blood through that medium is per.
ieclly astonishing. Let a man breathe for
but Dor 30 seconds the vapor of ChIoro.
form mixed wth atmospheric air, and a
snihcient quantity Is absorbed into the
blood aud carried to the BRAIN TO produce
inscnslbi'ty al the same rate how easy is
II 10 understand that a sufficient dose Of
nalafia may be received 10 a single nigh,
10 produce rcmllienl OF Intermittent fever.
UYGEIA.
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KNOCKED DOWN WITH HIS OWN
WEAPON

The Nashville Union, which emulate.
It's W ashlngion nomesakc in political viru
lence aud uuscruEulousness, recently pu
foiih m elaborate Article 10 provo tina,
Gen. Tatlor " 10 favor OF the Wlmol
Pfoviso Whefeupon the Wig of The
same place quietly shows up the mendaci.
~ of ITS confrere by rcpubishing The fol.
lowing editorial paragraph.
EI,rac, from the Nash Union Of Feb Is. lSis,
We believe that in Tennessee and two
or three other southwestern States, Gen.
Taylor would be stronger than Mr.. Clay.
Blu, we are equally confident that Mr.
Clay is vastly stronger in the Union. We
should have no fear that the anil. war, abo.
li,ion Wings, who make up majority Of
the Wing party in the L. States, would
ever vote for Gen. Taylor, he hero Of me
rar. 4 LARGE SLAVE HOLDER aud ANTI.
WlLMOr PRONISU.'
The Nashville Wig simply adds that
a particular description Of persons ou.h!
TO have good memories.
For our part we entertain no doubt
whatever that before the close Of the cam.
paign, the Loco.ocos will swear that OLD
zACK is an aboltlonst, that he never won
the baltic of Buena Vista, that he is an
ignoramus, and i, would not greatly sur.
prise US, we're they to call him coward
". .. Zee.
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EEA.SNSS 49,,

s4.s.+t4Ssss:ls $50. 49, 49, i
Since Times first, fair incipient hour.
Mankind have yielded to Loves power
The frst fond pair their fatcs united,
The last will perhaps 10 each other be plightej
MARRIED
In Cabarrus county, on Thursday July 9th,
about the hour OF ; O'Clock, p. NJ, bv Saml. c.
Harris, Esq Mr.. JOHN II. BRIANS to Miss
B. HARRIS, daughter Of Solomon
Harris, Esq,
We will, we believe, be excused for adding -
g. Hymen's battle once begun,
Bequeathcd to daughter and TO son.
Though blfilsd oft is ever Won"
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The jackson New. of Florida.

The Jackson News, one Of the most in.
auentia Democratic papers 10 Florida, has
hauled down the flag Of the nominees oil
,b,t party, aud awaits the issue Of some
.u.picious results. II is only one Of many
th., have not the Democratic fag of blue,
red. and white, black stripes and gray, ay
in, a, their mast heads, and a few more
will be hauling down before the Ides oil
November.
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MuLTUM In PARYO.

Here Is comprehensive picture of old
Rough and Ready, drawn by ono Of the
mos, accomplished statesmen in America,
Hon. John J. Ctlttenden, of Kentucky;
He IS nan you cannot buy-a man
you cannot sell-a man YOU cannot scare
and man who never surrenders."
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District Convention.

The Convention 10 nominate an Elecior
for The District, composed of Castor, Lin.
.olo. Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus and
Arson, will meet a, this place Oh Tuesday
9Th July instant.
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GEN. JACKSON.

The las, \. y Evening Pos, contains
letter from Gen. jackson to Mr.. b. F. But.
Ter, in which the General predicts that
Mr., Van Burcn will succeed Mr. Polk in
the Presidency.
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The Washington Union says that the
Hon. Isaac Toucey, of Conn, has been
nominated by the President TO be Attorney
General Of The L. Safes, pice Mr.. Clifford,
resigned. ...
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RATIFICATION MEETING AT FITS
BURG.
PITTsRuRG. .Innl

A great Wing Ratification Meeting was
held in our city yesterday. The gather
ing was large, and tremendous enthusiasm
prevailed.
Speeches were delivered by men prom.
Incnl in the party, and resolutions passed
expressing tho sense Of the meeting upon
the nominations.
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A NORTHERN PARTY,

We had word 10 say the other day
about Northern candidate; aud we showed
that the fault, if fault II BE-, that North.
efn candidate was not nominated, should
not be ascribed TO the Wings Of the South.
they were IN a minority IN The Cnnven.
ton. The game was IN The hands Of the
North, aud the North refused to play IT.
We are glad TO observe that so good and
true a man as Hon. George Ashmun, a
man whom the Wings Of Massachusetts
love and honor, IN the letter which he has
addressed to his constituents takes sub.
stan,ialiy the same view of the subject
that we have. We said in our article tina,
we are against founding a party upon "a
mere sectional basis, and that party thus
formed cannot loEg live n this country.
Ia this glorious confederacy the people
govern. and the people love the Union,
and will live and die by the Constitution
Of their country. Though citizens of a
Safe, they are citizens also of the Union.
They are not 10 be aienaled from the
Union. 1t is their heritage, transmitted
TO hem by the men of The Revolution, aud
sealed by their blood the same men who
fought at Concord and Bunker Hill, who
were with Washington a, Cambridge, were
With him at Yorktown, with Gates at Sa
ratoga, and with Greene in The Carolinas.
As Mr.. Webster said Of Old Massachu
sets, IN his great speech in reply TO
Hdyne: 1.-The bones of her sons who fell
in the great struggle for Independence, lie
mingled with The soil Of every State, from
New England to Georgia; and there they
will remain forever" The sentiment of
legality 10 the Constitution, loyalty to the
Union, per,ades every true American
heart, and can never be eradicated, while
life exists. And party which POUNDS its
hopes OF success upon principles which out.
rage this sentiment, can never rise bey ond
the name of faction. Mr.. Webster, IN the
great speech OF MS ne, anu s.vn. i-.~,.
we quote above, spoke the true sentiments
Of the American people. He could honor
the patriot who first saw the light OF hea.
ven in Carolina, as truly as though he
were born in Massachusetts. He claimed
them for coun,rymen, " one and ALL" 1t
is the broad National sentiments which
pcrvade this great speech which give TO il
such general appreciation, and have won
for lis author SO high reGown.-Boston
AR0s
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Appointments BY The President, by and pith
the 0dpice and consent Of The Senate.

TITO "ut'te u"T8 tOsstH1 y r"t NtHu1t'
Arthur p. Bagby, Of Alabama, to be En-.
yoy extraordinary aud Minister Plenpo
tertiary OF The United States To Russia. in
the place Of Ralph |. Ingeisoll, recalled
at his own request
Colin Nj. lngersolI, of Connecticut. to
be Secretary of the Legation OF the Uni.
ted States 10 Russia, 10 The place of John
K, Clay, appointed Charge d'AtT1tes Of
the L. States 10 Peru