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'sAous ARRAY TsssEssgE.--The Memphis Eagle Of
nst says; "A private Geographic despatch has been
go uoa sommerville, conveying information of a
lAnta nature Yesterday morning, Orlando Brown
n " imam Burton, both citizens of Sommcrve, met on
ef and after changing few words, the latter sho,
through the thigh, and then stabbed him with
s... Inc wounds considered dangerous The diff
understood TO be the consequence Of misunder-
winch occurred at storm party the night pre-
49, Dom the parties are young Of the highest re-
sN''y. Brown is brother-in-law TO Col Meredith r.
and Burton Is the con Of the clerk Of the circuit
'"' o fayeite county
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LAass Basx-Thc Quebec Chroniele states that il is
Ia contemplation by New York and Boston capitalists
apply for banking charter In Canada under the title Of
the international Bank with the view of giving banking
facilities the trade springng up the shores
Of Huron ard Superior The capital 10 be asked for will
be f25oooo $ooooooD with power inereaec to $780,
600 and all the provisions laid down in tho bill for the
Shsrbrooks Bank will be- scceded to.
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Lopssia.u.
Good Water, VIM parish.
Jefferson, Jefferson parish.
Brush Valley; Bienyiile parish.
Green Creek, Catahoula parish.
Marysville, Point Coupee parish.
Boon's Landing, Bienville parish.
Balize, Plaquemines parish.
AmnndsiIle, 81. Landry parish.
lie Comte, Rspides parish.
Mornings Port, Caddo parish.
Algiers, Orleans parish.
Enterprise, Catxhouia parish.
Peach Grove, East Feiiciana parish.
Saline Mills, Naschitoches parish.
Columbus, Sabine parish.
Kisatchic, Satcbitoches parish.
saint Maurice, VIM parish.
Caledonia, Caldwell parish.
Jesuit's Bend, Plaquemines parish.
Hickory Flat, Caloasieu parish.
Point Mitchell, Plaquemines parish.
Buras Settlement, Plaquemines parish.
Grand Prairie, Plaquemines parish.
Long Street, DE Soto parish.
Floyd, Carroll parish.
yellow Bluff, Frnnklin parish.
Pafker's Store, Caddo parish
Berwick, st. Mary's parish.
Spring Ridge, Csddo parish.
Hollywood, Tensss parish.
MArchae, Fast Baton Rouge parish.
Fairview, toncordia parish.
Vaudeville, 81. Tamfnany parish.
Morganzs, Point Couree parish.
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by GREEN " SCOTT. Auctt0neers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND PRINTS, AMONG
II valuable works and French engravingsOn
add shall SELL in front Of soe large
assortment OF
Second hand books s.s
1000 colored eEgravngs and prints
With many other articles In the stationery line
GREEN & SCOTT,
Nav 2O-d Auctoneers.
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sss Baptist CONVENTION This body met at Mont
,t Alaeama the llth inst Rev. pr. Howell of yir-
- president Delegates appeared from Maryland,
..-s. Columbia Virginia, North Carolina, South
-. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ten
'''s florids, and Kentucky.
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Mayo


treasury Department,
March 5. 1855.
NOTICE hereby given holders stocks Of the United
following notice Of ID January last that
ri ths iheres
named, will purchase uv~a the ess
Of residue Of The proposed not
said socks offered and re-
ceivcd here prior 10 The FIRST day Of June nsx'i
TawAsuar DErAArAxxr,
January > Iss3
NOTICE. IL HEREBY xvrn 10 Int described
The United sat~s prepared
be aaie hereof ahd hs IN 0st W
socks, amounting IN the aggregate TO
- and the terms hereinafter "en
tened. 20 witt
given the order Of time which said stock
daily assigned 70 me Dstis~
receive tne amount thereof mus
this Department. upon the receipt Whereof
price compounded 81 the foi"wns pars,caa"'
The specifsd IN Sach ccf''ncntss
July ls TedeenasIe November 1855, Of " 90 the
BY h~ Of s1a s't ne
1852 10 the stock OF fh loans
SAT and te4r and sudeemahte the fsf Ga bc s
The h Jane, S ~ 70 per- cent
ana the sci Of es aud ~
1864, [rpmmcn called the Tsrsh
Irserst on the par LIST 81 January
Treasury ths
reach me owpsr Of ans ssysnxsH
In addition.
~ BOSTON New fck,
or Philadelphia, parties direct
certificate entitled the hrpsh' 81 thts ncce
actually received Al The Treasury Or es ~.
''" i''-"' " JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary Of TIE Tr-asnty
Mars-dtIns@In lint. aaa ssss.J =
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Treble Patent Improved Eyclet Machine.

FIRST patent--combined stock
+ second patent--sef fe ding with eyeleis.
Third fastener, vetns both sides
parties good eyee machine strongly
Lipmans improved, which dsc
dedy brought before the public possessing numerous
advantages, viz;
II il strong durable. liahe get order.
punches and 1T the cyeie and in
clinches eyeet both sidss
papers, Ac need not be reversed turned
eyeiel second 10 the case with ali other
machines a
II il useful ding Away papers, well the
shoemaker tailor, mnes
Inerous others, and a very labor- saving machine.
Agents for Washington, $500
TAYLOR MAURY.
Mayo Book and Stationery store near 9TH street.
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N3-The Anniversary Of the sunday school Union
Of ls e win be held The Smithsonian Institution Monday
alst nj O'Clock M Addresses Will
BY tho Rev g. ~. Cunmns and the Rev. .. Sunderland.
May 20 o. G. WIGHT, Secretary.
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AuTospasI,c police IL hereby warning and ofsw1n
whomso~vsy my
Mnagom~vy caansy AsryiAad psrscsisy
agent United acting Of The WASH
under c0stosns
Who eca!seh Hs ssis.
eedee sa1 a4ssdse - s usse
sosy A~d the United States 90 ~ ~ o.
ID. W. v ASOOALLs
Nav "a TSty.l
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spss, attached % ne nas
age of chief durns the revolutionary
The ssssons, formed M see
han fos saasaet BY Warrington y ne -
after tho surrender % Noss
the vAaqasaea as
guests
The smaller history Of eaehseg sad peea
liar attached related BY CaA john Nchoss, OF Wa
cshcer fr guard he said although Tie headqaas
generally Ia vet always pitched se smsicr
yard, xdjareas aAd 20 tas
OF retiring write hls des
patches 81 guard Let sn
arhsd, when cosp~ssd despsches wa come ont
ayseiE Lex mounted and Ia waiting usn woaid
bloody with parns,s and shssrs dispatches
from Cen Cdsassnaer ia-chsf Often The soiod
woald ass~r desperate ride,
parting tsAi, app1as Of
nsny iAbors, the dies lies ready seated In as hand
From within taose venerable wsis ensnnsd e
dispatches guided country the
periods of the Struggle for independence.
originally rhisdeiphia, August f75
Capt Moudcr of the They
u Cambridge, i77a and
the which they "a during the
whole Of the OF independence
We III. thts~
revolution and Of Aess
army, among military archives
nil which will he
where they have been for halt e1liy Arlington House
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Third Ward.-Uniom Ticket.
For Coiecor-Robert j. Roche.
For Register William J. Mccormick.
For Surveyors. r. Albert.
Fer Aldernan--Dr. A. Y. r. Garnet
CounciThomas Entwiste, Chaplin,
Richard II. Laskey. May Ie--dt4th June
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SALES TO-MORRO w .

NY y. G. Me0UEAE, Ausssonssr'
T,RusTEE,s SALE or CITY LoTn---0n Monday afternoon
NAV Plat a sactson rooms ~ James q Nc
CURE he subsces W vsus Of deed q ua dated Api i
~ 80 rrrordcJ III Libu 10, ios 2, Ac ~
WsshGston county ~ the DAct " Stugss
iowIax 'st, viz L"~ Mos y, ~ ~ ana W. IN
square Mo- So - - =,
Terms. sesidH~ il ssd ~ months, with In
forest. secured b. DE- D The
c0spied with within nys days, e
tustsc resell the risk and lbs
-s n. q. spALDfNG. Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
MAY g. Aacsiouesr.
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Grand Reximental Bali.

THE regiment hid h
gsde Inc militia oft~ Drict Of Couha take great pleas
informing generally that their hr%t gasd ball
wi y held Al s Natioaai Thssfe Monday evenln& May
~. ir35
The ~sutd respectfully cordially invite The
ladies' generally and sincerely hops that they viii greet with
heir exceedingly the OF
s making compelled them dispense with special
kindly
stationery NJ H. ssvsns Co., Brown Hotel Wilson
Haywaras Union HALL and " any Of thu executive comaire
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q sn0 HKWANL-Hvs bunased dollars wn - avsA ~ sns
V shs VIC
Wlnm wsshsnss"s eosAsy Dtssc' ~
umba 90 or about last hrs fJs
the 90 race syosne sonss~
JONAH n. HOOVER,
Mnyis-dlw Marshal o District Of Columbia.
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MARRIED.

By Rev g. D. FxoKxl, l7lh Capt. HEN
RY BALLMAN 10 Miss MARY HoFFaEisTER, of Washington
city. fBalt copy.l
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BY II ELE CIR A r III /.

Ants kaote-4 VotAinJ Heef,ag.
BurrALo, May ls.-A democratic and wing know
nothing fusion meeting held here last night Among
those present Mayor Cook 4. q. Spauding State
treasurer w. w. Weed assembly an and John L. Tai
colt.
Large Fire IN Dsadas, c. w.
BurrALo, May ls.--At Dandas, c. W., on Wednesday
fire destroyed Anderson McAicking's paper mills and
Cores Touring mills large quantity Of grain with
eral hundred cords Of wood The is put
down about fl0 600, of which third insured
The Episcopaf Convention.
PHrLApELrHA, May ls.--The Episcopal convention has
adjourned die There action taken upon the
proposed division Of the diocese this State The commit
tee appointed this subject directed continue
make report at the next convention. =
The Case Of Alfred Fyler.
SYRACUSE, Nay ls.-Judge Woodwork to-day made out
order sending Alfred Fyler convicted Of the murder Of
his wife, to the lunatic asylum at Utica.
Hatdn Opera ~ Boston.
BosTos, May lS-The sales Of seats witness sWilam
Tell Monday night commenced Wades Music Store
o'clock this morning. and by II nearly every good
in the house taken.
From the Upper Missoari.--hdian Hostaites.
CHICAGO, May ls.Accounts the Upper Missouri say
that the Sioux Indians very hostile and assembling
to make the whites The Missouri very low
mouth of the Platte river.
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~ sAnEs Z. sec urnE. A.esssase~.

~ JAMES e. MeGUIRE, Aactsoneer.
ratysTEEsS SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
h The H Monday stsssaces, a. ~ oicx,
- fy,ul 0S me ceeA Of duly
sell vausais - sstuaisd
Al The ard tesh The
snA ee1modtcss thsse brex
house. coach hosss SD esnss ost haidss-
Trims cash, w. 4. MIX fFnssee.
LANES e. MCGUIRE
Nay I'D h"cu""ess
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nO0TO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.--on Monday nsxi,
the instant ~ O'Clock =. A. A. Dcdss .hsn ss
$50 ~ -, 20 ~ .ussv. e. D. WRIGHT,
May l7--Ats h0F"'"e~ss "~S'k'""~'
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seo~ will be sand ths the Military Ban Of neSt
Monday To venerable A epFts 81 A.
hHfo~. has granted seeet~bfr Tens 81
ssh'ns'sn ~a he fsoa
Tor Of ths venersted The sosssa ~ hsif me
mo" % the 'ea from the sf NJ Casts which sda sssss W.
tos MI
Aslssegos iiossx May le.
Mr. ssAa Con- kIsxss ice soldier
suxrHdcss ~ revelation
maaNv
soldiers Nan nyse especially teqes-
and
he resad oish yeaFs el8,
is very eouabasthis, ssa would sadse a IL Instant
ss pitcs.ns
pitched psxtei place and WHISTLES
aud happy Monday, very
fAslaluls ycass, GEO, w 2. NUNfis
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Compile tien Of Panama katlFoad-

gysisea states nsB ssssssshps leave N~N forA
x-Eh Gn. A.cp~su on shs and 9gth ~ s~1h monsA,
<1 cosmsenng mai sssaa"~ss fsen Fs"sss " -"
Frsncascc-
..wsdp- snd approved ny ma Nsvy
ID. rrr,sasut spds guaranty syssd aA4 Hvset
cc1rsst~d Hoen oce~s
q, re.o asa 10 hosss The BAGGAGE Fssssn
1. 80 Voyk shrs~nh
-. 49, ssssss - M csapss
fhe ssoaey psA New York covers - sHpsssss -
o Yysnrssca s vsv~at 81 accident hat
the roussis entirely vstaafs. =. 49,
rs.smss Panama shs ssss ~ osy arrive AfF"-
val
vo~xs s.< shiAsrn wskowi ushex pTessesoss -
u ths lowest aaes sFvy - 70 wnry ~
ssSsst Nsw Yosh- " w. AASuoN
NavG-du
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SMIl.lA RDa' MOrxAV "a eodmt C~aAfexs, va.-Ih's
VI spssu1ag hoess II $50 sess .a
n~0a -
noasd ~ The week, DAY fts+t+t
Besvd w the mssth, p>s day
free os guests. ,.,,. Ann I. NM
May ii--dlm " T. wtIhhAS = @s'~f
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Capt. Reese, HiKhiapderx.
Lieut. Simms, Ansfican Rides.
I.i<ut. " sliisssfofd, scott E'ds
Lieut. Fiat, Pres. H. Guard.
Lieut.. WFos, Massua ki1ss.
Lieut. Bngas, Union Guards.
nlxatyy, Treasures.
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ye,r Poa 06ces-List offices established since April
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Resignaioa-Second Lieutenant Austin NJ. Colcord Of
the I'd infantry has resigned his commission army
take effect on the 2lst inst
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SYRACUSE Nay ls.--Judge Woodwork to-day made out
order sending Alfred Fyler convicted Of the murder
his wife, to the lanatic asylnm at Utica.
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We have received note from the chief clerk correcting
which inadvertently made in yesterdays Union.
The court ready receive petitions of claimants
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DANIEL wooLsEY.....
AEOTEON KOOlTN.

Old Court House Main streets imme-
y diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
MEAYING leased for of years and fitted up the
A A above well known stand prepared to
ceye for sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
wares and merchandise household furniture, horses
gies, ETC.. etc.s~
cash advapc male oensignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling oclocH /. NJ. Also Tuesday Wedne sday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
Outdoor sales and promptly
to-
and general FURNIru RE- consisting otsla
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scolop rim
back Office. French. Jenny Bnd and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs spring sofas. sociables centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses hedsteads
tasses tin and wire safes which will sell Gin
einnati prices.
violins aecordeOns pocket euery guns pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesals retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
20
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CITY REcoRDER,s OFFICE.

THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF rHE OFFENCES AaAISsr
Tue CITY 81 FINE AS PEEschBED IN THE Or
dr9as in ss Of ss
Making any noise or disturbance in the streets.
Keeping gaming tables.
Keeping powder in greater quantity than IS lbs
nsSRiag RTder without hsing opssy r cigar.
IN any barn stable place hay straw etc.
IumedeTate riding or driving in thaeity:
Leaving wagons brother vehicles che streets
ouch vehicle is drawn
Stopping wagon. dray othe vehicle
Sha arss carts boxes
er substance or thing or material whatever.
hsthns the Ohio IN front TIE City during light
B thing in the Canal within the city. during daylight
Rolling hoops flying kites. throwing any hard sub
Discharging any IRE arms whatever.
Allowing hogsor other animals to ran at large.
PPgttng nth into any PqG bite G1seFH Ohio opno.s the o
obstruon the execution of process in the of an II
Causing any false alarm of fire.
Kepnr s.Rs spy So or
psging any ditch drain for the purpose OF conducting
Pulling down dgTaene printed notices. ordinances
Hte6ing any horse or other snmai securing
ANN sgG.e
GnsF an
time within twenty ieet Of any building.
Throwing fire balls. fire brands. anywhere within
Erecting frame buildings within limits prohibited.
Running drays. Wagons. ETC. without license.
Nagraney and street begging.
Exhibiting show ment whatever without Ii
cense.
Peddling without license. =.
Putting signs side walks.
Erecting wooden shed swning side walk.
The constructing cellar DOORS side walks.
epingOr using playing easds abeus grocery coffee
house. etc.
To suffer chickens other poultry st largest
Keeping pigeons. - 9
Playing hurdy gurdy Bagpipes. other mus
cal instrument street alley fer support
hire. s So. ee- ~.
Injuring posts gas lights of the works.
Establishing continuing auy uabaror within
the fire limits ef the city. = ..@ ~,
Crossing bridge WITH horse other animal st
gate faster than walk.
IniGging shade trees. Is -
selling by retail FIRE crackers, sIubs other ire works.
Putting stove pipes through any floor partition or roof
IN violation of ordinance part OF Sec 0and: and
hereafter stove pipe shall be put unless the same
chimney and pipe hereafter
shall through floor Partition roof window
side of house Every chimney hue herefter built in
house the city shall have its foundation either the
earth such house. and shall extend above the
JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
Published by Or of the City Council.
je2I WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
A B A L T &c.
New YORK, Aug. 8.

NEW oRk, aug. o.
The Baltic has arrived this morning.
1t is rumored that. Gen. Simpson and Omar
Pacha have resigned, 49,. - . -..,.... ..
The French continue to approach Mala-
koff tower, which the Russians continue to
fortify.s y.
There had been a relaxation, neither sor-
ties nor assaults having occurred since pre-
vious ad7ces.
The position of all parties in open field is
unchanged. 80
The British in the. sea of Azoff destroyed
the bridge boats at Guritsal. ~
The operations in the Baltic are unimpor-
poEtant. -,
Preparations for the campaign on the Dan
nube continue.
+. The French loan is all. taken, having
made narrow escape on the Turkish loan
bill, ..,,.. -
The British ministry will be able to keep
their place.
LATEsT.-The Russians. made sortie on
the oath, but were repulsed.
1t is rumored that secret expedition at
tempted to force passage into Sebastopol
harbor while the land force made an assault.
New YORK, Aug. 8.
The committee upon platforms of the
Massachusetts American, convention have
reported for allowing membership to natural
lied foreign citizens.
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Returned.

The Senior has returned home after a
prolonged absence of two weeks, made hap
py as possible to himself and companion by
good health, warm greetings, and the kind
attentions of relatives and friends. Toshow
we were not altogether unmindful of friends
at home while abroad, we did precisely what
we thought would best please many of them
that is, we made arrangements for putting
stAe Journal in new dress. We have order
new type of.clear ard handsome face, capa-
BILE of making the dullest articles interesting,
, and of rendering the reader happy imspite
Of himsel! But we greet our readers heart
lily in old type, and shall do SO more prettily,
however, when the new araives.
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NEW 4RRANGEmENTS.

"
THNHE undersigned has his stand opposite post
II fee all newly and neatly fitted mp. end is now fully,
prepared all orders in his line with neaaes and
dispatch Personal aad strict attention will be raid to all
work entrusted him. whether the materials furnished by
himself the customer He has bend excellent
cloths cassmers aud vestng which he viii manufacture
order n reasonable terms. j. L. NELMS.
Participating cleaning and waiting old clothes done
application short notice. J. l.. HELMS.
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H7-We thank our young friend Master
Willy watson for large package Of all
kinds Of late papers brought us yesterday by
railroad. Willy is an enterprising little in
dividual and has our decided approval, i,
We also thank Mr. Bloom, of Adams Ex-
press, for late Cincinnati papers.
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NOT ALL.

M often hear Ladies thew believe Me- Embich does
wv all ,the retail Dry Goods business in town Now,
knowing him do. to be Oldest and wishing
hono heaped him than he is entitled to- must
RESPECTFULLY assertion And admitting it to be the
case it nnwise and mpOte Tor any to make the
asertion may reach the of who would
Yut down having onehorse town. from the
very that and small at that does all th
business Now Ladies' if you speak the subject.
and know will speak he does his share
than bat please don't he does all the business
vrq
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.
III 1919 u In. Al.cz 9

RivER.-After rise of about feet at this
point the river has commenced Teceeding, with
fine stage of wafer in the channel
WEATHER-Has been mild and pleasant during
the past week, with slight showers
BUSINESS Appears more active, in all branch
es Groceries are firm with upward tendency
Provisions have also advanced.
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morning prompt to her time. Shells one of the
best boats on the Ohio river, and is doing good
business as an Evansville and Louisville
packet.
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"A MISTAKE -TRUE PoLITENEss.-On a
late Sunday evening, Or. WEIGH, of Albany
was in the midst of ,one of his most impas-
stoned charity sermons to crowded house
an accident occurred which put to test both
his polteness and presence of mind.
IA pair were awaiting TO be married after
the sermon, in the rear of the audi ence, and
swere to be called forward by the sexton
but the latter official having become absorb
ed in drowsiness or contemplation while, the
the Rev. Doctor was preaching, was sudden
.ly brought to his recollection by hearing the
Doctor exclaim. "Ihe spirit and the bride
say Gomez" Off he posted to the wedding
party, who (of course) had not understood
word OF the sermon, and notified them that
the moment had arrived for the performa nee;
iof the nuptial ceremony. They promptly
obeyed the summons, and the bride and groom
brides maid, and groom man came marching
down the broad aisle in the midst Of the dis
course. a..n,.t,..f i - s.. -,
t'The preacher, seeing at a glance that
Enstaker had beencommitted, which was like.
ly to terminate unpiaasanty, finished his
sentence. descended from the pulpit with Dig
nifty and compossre, tied the irrevocabe
knot, returned to his pulpit, apd finished his
discourse, and the wedding party were not
at oil sensible that everything was, not as it
sshonld be. This is what we call true polite
hess under difficulties -~----,.~=es !,
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RARE OPPORTUNITY Fob A BARGAIN.

TEEu derig led wishes to sell his business stand Main
sire Mt. Carmel. H.: which IS of the lest in
consisting lot, Is 'front.' 100 feet deep Jhs
building story with Is inch
cellar under whole. The building
two IS by 40 feet oeeupied store the other
40 variety shop patent
toys candy soda water cream. Also good we'll
with houseone of the best southern l
this place
season of the small given
diatey the large the of with
the from date that time which the of O
Per For further particulars Of the suser
ber HESEX STEES
re Carmel s5nsSs q, e. - ,e23
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49, CoPELAND's EXCHANGE BANK--Loans
money, buys notes, deals in exchange, lend
warrants, uncurrent money, receives depo-
sits, &c., &c.
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NOTICE.

meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the town of
IN Lamaseo City. Louis Daum William Mack and George
Wolfin were appoint ted committee to
building Market House said town. Marke street sim
liar the Evansville market house, with such improve
ments the Committee suggest.
The above mentioned Committee VIII receive proposals
from who will furnish all the materials stating
the payments the length of time required to build
said and other things connected with the under
taking. Attest. DANIEL CHUTE,
auRT-3t Clerk;