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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE !

O4S444A4 b14IA OA 4G4lk4A LIol AIL
tbs arStMonday in November next, the unders eued
as Executors OF The late Rev. Banks Burrow dec
will oher for sal at the late residence said decd about
hree miles north Of Spring Greek in Carroll county Ten.
nessee all the rea estate belonging estate
about -
TWENTY-SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
large portion Of this land the best quality of Cottou
and IN the section where it lies about 1850 acres lies in
Carroll county including the late reside Of the said
decd The homesead contains acres about 700 aera
cleared, ana can be divided into good re FARMS
Near 10 tue homes .trsc. is a tract of 100 acres
OF bottom land finely numbered The location IL one Of me
neanles IN west ienne see churches ano
wnn one ara hali miles of Layinia High School one OF
the best institutions in country The nepbborhooS =
eeI5 orsred for IT'S good s'ciety and morality.
The balance Of land lies Gibson county nina rIss
NOrih East o. Trenton the Mobile and Ono III
wood land and Of the finest quality The lands In t,sIy
to Huntingdon A '1eASo"
The above lands will without reserve On the dad
mentioned IERasOne third the ba lance in one snv
years, with lien retained until the purchase money IS
paid. J. u 6IJRROW '' -
b NJ. BURROW
Jull -l-olnNs EYaenlnra
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.
E Nash Ee Manufacturing Company will offer for sale,
- on ule premises. 70 the highest bidder, on
Monday, 10th day of July,
vsgSole piece Of ground recently occupied machins
noP ana locomotive works. situated on Inc bank Of
fronting about 80 feet Water street, and
ne same on the hart being from 200 In
aePn said ground win 20 in lots OF so feet fronting
sa I ser street running through said Wharf.
ne same cay and place the wharf $50 feet be-
nooer suitable maps OF said grounds viii be furnished oa
TERMS OF SALE.
One two and three years. with interest from date Win
two approved encorsers notes payable in bank and lien
retained on the property. ~ IVA
By order Of the Board JNo. B. JOHNSON.
june IS, Ie57td PreSt n ~ On
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THOMAS kOYERS

1o,,,.,-z.z--- - daLLkTIN, THNNESsEl.
COMMISSIONER OF THE o. 8. COURT OF CLAIMS
AND FoR THA sEvERAL STATES,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE
ug20-6.
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HS3| The Democratic party itself is finally split
or splitting hopelessy asunder right in the middle
Louisville Journal
The Democratic party can split Fright in the
middle and either half will be more than equal to
the self-named Americans. 1t can split long way
from the middle and the lesser half will be superior
to the Know Nothings The smaller half can he
split again into quarters and either part would be
to the Plug Uges as the mountain to the mole hill.
Lou, Courier
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DysentlTy, Bio, dy FluX, DiarrhOea, and ali
disorders of the Ii ,wles.
TNHE Grafenburg Dyentery Syrup, is sovereign in all dis
Il orders OF the 30 els Nothing more iuronstb,n
tue use cf opiaes in such disorders Tie Dys1tery hvuo
neutralZe5 the acr y and alters The ~
the Bowels and very gradually checks the discbarges
thousand certificates Of its efficacy could be got in Middle
tennessee alone, but prefer give but one from ne
Chairman of the Board Of Health, New YORK.
NV YORK, April 25th, 1873.
MY position last year, Chairman the SANITARY Conn
mluee OF this cit brought constantly in c1nact rib
persons JrDg from Cholera, DyseneTy &c FctS comn
under my own observation, with reference 10 the ~
your Dysentery SpUp the diseases have been conded
by the te' tmOny of my accOcates the committee ana
particularly by Alderman De Forest of the FiT.t Wsr3 -
strongly was impressed with the value OF your
caused TO be TO the Quarantine where the Cholera
then existed: and II Is not mule remarkable lhat mi a
single case reported afterwards. "
TIMOTHY HIBBARD, VI. d. .
Chairman Board OF Health, n. r
The Children's Panacea is well known to be
NEST ecaci0us in all disorders children from one 10 Ave
years DID, Why should two thirds all The children born
die before they are five years old It were not ma the
Fermuges and 81 the other powerful medicines Admins
tered to hem we're not mOstDiuous. Teethi and Other
osaseses oil the second bat hue appreben-
sion here this Is used The Dysentery syrup aud Ch.
dTen's PAnacea worth than words can express
july Is MACKENZIE d BsCKWITH |
u AIsb24 -'pU'' wi N''1''' a: o,K.ER
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No. L BUSINESS CORNER FOR SALE.
w Ihursday, the 3Dth Of July instant, at 10 O'clock
~ Will oHer al public SALE the premises that va liable
property fronting az feet Market street. and I6 feet on
Clarke street, lately occupied by S. French Son. Terms
made known at the sale.
July 81, ls57.-td. GRO e. GOODWIN
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J. III. CURREV.
Wheat!wheafE

WE will pay cash for 600 bushels prime Wheat IA
w hVered at our ware house IN Nashville.
- HOLLINGS WORTH & co.
yuyo No 8, Market street
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STATEMENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL BANK
OF TENNESSEE.
BRowNsvILE, Haywood Co., Monday, July 6, 81.
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, S124 609 o.
Amount due from Banks and Bankers, lO,OO2 "a
Cash on hand viz:
Specie and Specie funds, SCI, ops 35o
Notes of other Banks 22224 80 252 IS
Expense account (past months,) 1,5l1 %
$225,375 40
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $4,000
Circulation, I23 600
Amount due pepositors on demand, 3O,5sS "a
TO Banks " l,187 %
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q, AMs ssM hUM'Pu'' for M'd'' iu'', p sy ox.rv
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NEW BOOKS.

LITTLE DokRITT-cemPlets for 80 cents
TOGETHER with all Dickens other Works; in variou.
Styles Of Binding. just received by
JulylS HAGAN & BRO.
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PosEUoneDaeuE

THE above sale has been postponed until THURSDAY
l. the 23d OF July, 1851.
PURE HOLLAND GIN for sale by -
l. aDTl0 p O,R ANR -
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Groceries

30. GDVy ARDS,
Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FOR WARDIHG HERCaAET.
DEALER
BRANDIES, WINES. CIGARS, SC.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES,.
Inn HHDs Prime to Choice sugar;
L w 81 bbls Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar.
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee.
81 " Old Govt Java Coffee
100 bols and half bbs Rsb0Iled Mnlssses.
$50 whole. half AID quarter boxes star C1sndIa.-
100 boxes Summer MOIld a..
100 - Soap;
$50 :. Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
go =" Assorted GiassWa-e;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Bfsts and Spikes assorted;
50 bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
90 I" S. 3. Almonds:
20 (" English walnus ant Filberts.
% leases halt aud qaarter boxes SsrdiueS
10000 Imported Cigars;
$1,000 varOJs brands Cigars
50 d0ZeE Painted Buckets;
50 nests do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes,
!11!! 10. zDwARDs.
LiQOURS.
S00 BBLs Reetiasd whiskyi
OOO so &" Old Bourbon DO;
50 AOnOngahelR do;
90 rye do,
100 90 American Brandy;
so Gin:
lOO I" Walkers Xxx Ats,
25 +" N. r.. Kun;
and for sale by i0S' "thes5 &c IN store
July Il 10. EDWARDS.
O) 6iS louisville, Cement in and for sale by
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NJ, and Martin C. Cotton.
Ol''' NO 2-Iohn Corey, VIM McMurry and John Greer;
J. CoTley, ir ,asd Greer
&" 3-MOses NJ. nidIey, George W Caa,to,. , NJ, #,
=, mann Charlton and r. J. Coueh.
4-llm0thy D'dson, B. Hamilton and Ben Hurt ;
I. Geayes aud W. Dodsou.
Ashley hOLell, K. fl. Wallace and W d. IA.
keT; G Rowe and n Cox.
6-W II b Gsmbill, Joel Battle and VIM Austn .
Booker and Joel A Blttle in
John Hope, " BIiiey aud James Ragan A
WhiHm0re and II Wa lace.
6-Wm Ogllvie, W IA sey and James Ra5 ma:
a HAmsey ami hn Rains.
=" Il Hagahs, Thomas b Johnson and Ardrew
gregory; I'd L. as aud 10 Wnitsitt
10 w r Aia, ming W Harding ana James M
70 Hamilton; CrenshsW and w Burchett
ll-Wm E1minsLOn. Il COmpt u and Alien Cottoo:
- w Oaeli and W Cam .DeII.
l2-Jesse JORDAN, w Watkins and John NJ JosIin:
Sam DIV dsOn jr.
B-Beni Cox, c. Shelton and " Dozier A.
LOVtll and w M,Gusy
IT-'ames GTeer' James Russell and Shelton De-
g X I,h iC y D A." IN Demoss and Vm Frazier.
A'-'OhH Frlchett, Thomas lison and Moses
4, >, Greer; John Haily and Halsted
Io--James Newsom. Roger Pegram and James
Dunn; ChartOnand Or haqwen,
'9AleS Falgum, WIN Osborne and Usry; Sam
r. - Dunn aud CTider
=" I5-Z Stel Hiram Vaughan and A q White: A 2
Estes and John Bren
= l9-W II Hambn, w Hudson and John TavIoy.
SIS Hall and Gee. N'0
GOV Hal, " NJ Dismukes and W s Fo.tar. W
brake aud K Cartwright.
2l-Andre" Hooper IhOs Saunders and Var
. brough; George Keeling ard 10 Phillips
2--George " Campbell George " Walker and G
Marshall; r. l.. CTOckeT and Geo ~ ebbsr
2S-W Drake, David Rast1n and Lewis Will
. Hams; Wellington Hy de and John Drake
24-M n WIkins,n, B BtnkIey and I'd Graves;
IaLwell EtheTiy and Joe johnson.
25-Dennis Dozidr, Jacob Ma yO aud James M Lee.
G Lowe and Tom Sloan.
JuIy2l-td. TX. EDMUNsoN, shehn.
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This work viii bring the attention Of present zen
GRAFTON multitude Of thiugs connected with the govern
ment which have long lain in forgelfalnsss-ss Yss IN
dspea9sat
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Temple D. Harris, John CoItart and
John beatty.
Inos J: Halle, w. H. Townsend aud
M NJ. MOnahan
b. h. LAnler, b. s. Weller, and Z
W. Porler-G B. Brown, cierk.
John W. Martin, J. w FEELS and w
R.B NJ.
u; r. arter, Mason VAnnoy and ] .
z. Coleman.
90 franc-s, IhOs w. Chiffon and V
"a. Baugn--" w. Petition, clerk.
w A. D. Wis, J. L. Janen and Isaac
Paul.
Nicholas P. Corbitt, VIM, Harrison
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The annual commeucemcn OF Harvard Col
leae to day, attracted large attendance, and
the customary exercise, were quite equal to
thuse OF former exhibitions. The National
Lanccrs performed the escort duty.
Among the distinguished gentlemen pres
ent was Lord Napier. ~
The following honorary degrees were con-
ferred: L. L. D., Jacob Branlow, N. D., OF
Boston; Hon. Frsnklins Dexter, ~ Beverly.
Thos. Ustic Of Washing son, and John Fries
Frazier, Professors of Natural Philosophy in
Rev. Ralph Siner, Of Dover, the Rev. VIM.
Seymour, Professors of Greek literature. in
Amherst College; the Rev. Roland Hebcr
Neal. OF Boston, TIE Rev. Oliverr S,earns
President OF the Theological school at Mead
willie Pa, and the Rey. George E. Ellis Of
Charlestown. A. B.; Horatio Adams of Wal
than, Joseph Gibbops, of Harlan, PROBES
sors Of Mathematics in Harvard Cpllegr
Pennsylvania. the Rsv. Martin Lyman Viii
IT,. of Nashua. N. H., and Philip Sidney, Of
Boston, Am. wv 1Crrff
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TELEGRAPEIIC l
.2JUA -HI 'TlN
TELEGEAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
.xFkqwoI TO TBs. avfyfN grsr
EvANSVILLED AILYJOCRNA
Z Latest intelligence! 70, !,
washi.sson i,s,.s.

lsfs1s1. i- WAsaISG TON, July I'm.
According 70 dispatches received at the
Navy Department from, Aspinwnll the Sara
toga was ordered to leave San Juan Del
Norte on the 2vth, and the Cysnne about the
5th inst for Boston. Montgomery. Captain
Of the Roanoke says. unless some provision
for transportation Of the sick Of Walkers
vessel il made, lc shall he compelled to seek
the Baizc in order il possible tn land them
on the bark Release. n ia fGgafr ~
. Lieut.. Col. Belbon. promulgated to Col.
vice walbach, deceased. ~ So. i.'s.'
--'F', ''1 ''- WASHINGTON, ls. r.. n.
The President to-day made the following
appointments: r. Ks Member, ofVirginia,
envoy extraordinary and Minister plenipo-
Tertiary to Brazil. in place of Vim. Fons-
dale. OF Tennessee present Incumbent; =. T.
Angle New York. Nini'ser TO Sweden, vice
Francis SHREDDER, of Rhode Island, recalled NJ
his own rec uest;s NJ rionu-Exniur.- of Texas.
Minister resident 10 Argentine Conferation,
in PLACE of A. Peden, Of Florida; B. s. Moore.
of Marie, Consul General for British North
America. from the 10th Of September next in
place of J. d. Andrews. of Maine. resigned;
Henry Owner. Of California, Consul at TIA
heti. Society Islands. in place Of VIM. II. KEEL
ley, Of Massachusetts. present incur, bent;
at Opor,o, Portugal, in place Of Nicholas
Pinkney, present Incumbent; Chas. Glan'z.
Consul at Stil~n, Prussia. ia place of Henry
Schilard, who is not u citizen Of the U. S.;
Sam. E. Fabens. Corsul ut Cyenno. to I'll the
existing vacancy; VIM. Prevett. of Ohio,
Consul at Valparaiso; Francis Weens Of Flor
ida. Consul ut Santa Martha. New Granada,
| to fill vacancy; Jas. Derlckson of Maryland
Commercial agent Ut APea, Sayigator's Is
land. in place of jenkins; Chas. F.. Elan
dreau. Associate Justice of the y. 8. Court in
Min-csots, in place Of Petit, resigned.
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Charlottesville were informed by Mr..
-Igleliesrt, yesterday, that fvebushels Of new
wheat had been received at the Southern
Nils, for which sl.lo bushcl had been paid
This is thsfrst new wheat breughs to Evans
VILE. and the Messrs. Igleheart will make il
into aour for the benefit Of those " ho wish Il
taste the quality Of this years wheat crop
We arc informed by Mr.. Mcbride, who visit,
all parts of the county every week, that the
wheat crop viii be the largest ever harvested
in the county. .-..llfsf4 -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT


TIME regular Lcctures in this Institution will
rnence the 6rst Monday ia NOT enlber next.
and continue until March. preliirs ~ course will
be delivered without oxtyS charge, at the College aud
the Marine HJspisai, during the month Of October
ruofEeas MEpICAL.rACULTy: - .t.
Charles w. Short, M. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Maleria Medsex and MEDICAL Botany.
Henry, Miller, NJ D., Profsssor Of osssesric
Lunsford r. YAndeIl, M. D., Professor o. Ply.
. sioieey and. archaeological Anatomy and Dean of
Benjamin h: Palmer. NJ. D., Professor # De-
scriptve aud SURGICAL Anatomy.
i, Lawrence Smith, NJ. D., Professx Of Medical
chem, sry and foxicology.
Robert :. t8reckinridse. NJ. D.. Professor Of Ma.
Joshua b. Flint, VI, D., Professur Of the Pr.nci-
pies and Practice OF Surgery. y - ~
Lewis Rogers, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Medi-
Theoeore 8. Bell, NJ. D., Professor of The Theory
Archie D. Cock, Md. Demonstrates Of Anatomy.
Ample opportunities for Clinical instruction are af
fory1ed by the Marine Hospital and the University
Ciniqu-. Anatomical material has always been equal
to the demand.
Beard in respectable families can be procured n nom
% to - q week. - a. ,.-- E.
e. Dssecting ticket sio. Hospital tickst IS Grad
uation Zee as. "
jyA ~, :, LIP. YANpELL. u. b., Dean.
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a n ORDNANCE IN create the Nineteenth W ard
Of me citN Of vansylle. and b rrovide 70. the

An ORDNANCE N create the Nineteenth Ward
~ Of the ey Of Evansville. and u provide for the
election Of a Councilman for said Ward: =
wnERsss, By an order OF the Common Council Of
the city OF Evansville, passed On the 9Th day o. Jnne,
AID 1881, orescent Enlarcement Of the city Of Evans
Vile, the petition of the owners II zee OF one
half ~ sa'1 Enlargement, annexed 70 and included
within tho limits ofthe city Of rvansvlle Vow for
the purpose ~ Constituting SAIL Crescent Endorsement
War, q the city Of Evansville and % rroyd. for
cent Enla cement in the Common Council! Of the city
Of Fvausyille. gsf ...s 81 i5r-s - - - !.
SEC. /. Be Il ordained nv the Common Council Of
the city Q. Evansville. Thst from sn1 sNer the ras-
81 this Ordinance, Crescent Enlarseinent Of the
citv ofEvansvile shall le and constitute wart Of
the ctv ~ Evsnsve, and be designated the Nine
tceuth Ward Of said city. - = 49,, - d
Sec. :. THAI an election he held on tho second day
~ july, leS, a. the house N Psfrck Dolan, in said
Crescent Enhancement, f5r the election Of touneii
psn e. represent said Fnlneement IN the Common
Council the CITY Of Evansville for tie residue If the
current yesr and tst Robert Huston of said Eelarfe
tons Of said Nineteenth wari. - - : -
SEC. g. That this 0riinsnce shall take effect at ie
Re p,;hlishei- JOHN HEW son, Mayor.
we'll n. WALKER, Clerk. tyea-3od !
Vo!k sbote copv
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!. "a The river continues 10 recede very
slowly. The Mariner. rounding out, ran
aground at the foot Of Main street. The
boats are beginning to experience conside-
rabls difficulty in crossing Scufietown bar.
TnE E. H., FAIRcuILD.--A new and beau
tfpl steamer, bearing the name of former
.fslloy citizen, and now Of The. firm of T. C..
; sFwiehelf Il Co.. of Now Orleans, will soon "a
Z, down, to run in the Louisville aud New Or
' re leans trade. Tho following are the dimcn-
Z sions Of the boat: Length Of hull sss feet.
'-a beam sl}l feet, depth of hull feet. Her
Is. power Is made by Eve boilers 40 inches in
- diameter and Is feet in length; cylinders rs
inches in diameter and feet stroke. She is
siso supplied with splendid doctor, doctor
boiler, and freight hoi ter. Her wheels Arc
ssfset in diameter AM l2 'eet buckets. In
her cabin are As state rooms, all large and
airy. She was built ut New Albany by Can't.
Faucet, formerly Of the T. C. Twiehell.-
Success to the Fairchild. -
NEw ARRANGEMENT. = The fine st.an.,
Southcrner has been placed IN the Memnb;s
> and Louisville trade, in connection with the
Northerner- T be first leaves louisville every
tuesday, and the latter every Friday. Ship
Pers and Passengers will note this change
WIN pleasure. The hoa,- are of the frs;
class, and are oficered BY the right kind O,
men.
% Mr.. Joseph Kerby, clerk of the Repub-
lie, has card in the Louisville Courier o.
Monday, in reference to tho late card of Can,
montgomery, touching the finances of sa,d
boat. A suspension is asked until all the
facts can be laid before the public. There is .
Gle out" between Capt. Montgomery and hi,
clerk, which viii be definitely laid on one o,
the other by the Courts
g Very little dong on the levee yes,er-
day The Metropolis, from Cincinnati, pu,
81. out small. lot of freight. -
~ The Eaves will be here this evenin,
and return Ia Louisville at the usual hour.
90. Bears Sorp.-Caps Briscoe has sold hi,
Eeamcr The VIM. Baird. TO E. Mitchell ant
others for the ST. Louis trade. ne Harri.
ron bridges was eold on Monday 70 Can,
b ENerhart, for 5000 cash She will probabl,
ne continued in the Green river trade Tn,
fonnar scott has been sold to Phillips anc
Murphy OF Louisville, 70 ply between Padu
esh and PASSPORT. =
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A NoBLE BoT.--A boy named Narc'sse
b. Lamoutague. aged thirteen years, saved o. ght
children from the wreck off the steam or Non
tre&l Ii was by seizinR the door If u state
room, placing tbs children upon it, anu
pushing it before him while he swan. that
ut different times. no succeeded in landing on
Sdry rock, or on the beach. eight of the sur
. yyeys, who would have otherwise met, with
the hnndreds of others, a watery grave.
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~ We hope that the Enquirer will not
hatter itself that we sympathlse with it in
its unmanly attacks upon clergymen. We
exposed one hypoerite, but do not join with
the Enquirer in its systematic assaults upon
the character of the clergy rs class. One
preacher killing" organ is enough for
Evansville. -sr..rf
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~Dr. Green is now ut the lsvilion Ho-
tel. prepared to prescribe his new treatment
for throat and lung diseases. He also treats
diseases OF. the eye and ear, on now princi-
pie with unparalleled success, and performs
aHsusgicsl operations on the eye. We advise
che afflicted TO give him call. A consulta-
ton wili cost nothing. 49, 10 III
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: CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERRO That the owners OF lots Nos lse and
v no 10 the Donation Enlargement of the city Of
Evansville, cause the side walk OF sid lot On street,
thu corner III "a and Sycam5re street to Wrought to
proper grade and u Ne reisd with good trick Pave
nent ~ proper width, and good stone curling. Aso-
on I'd street he laid With stone Of the proper WIDTH cor
responding with the gutter along Che Court House
GAYS after the publication OF this notice; and In desau
thereof the Street Com IS instructed to perform SAL
work, and the costs and expenses arising theresrou
will ne sssessei to and collected w sale Of sid Lots o.
much thereof will sSisfy aid lien End costs by
orier or Council. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk,
fvoSs',oie copy - ~ - - jeH I'll
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CIScINNArI. July ls. n.
Flour in fair demand but prices irregular.
100 bbls sold at 6.2596 40, the latter for ex-
traordnary, sap,rfns of red ut 500; whisky
-, and quiet; bacon and bulk meats firm
corn rs and not much offering; wheat frmer,
80 offered for red. 80
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COaPoRA ALTON XOTicE.

nnDEHED, that the owners of property ivins onthe
~ South side Of Wing street AMI exteniine IRON the
Ann street cause the side walk {, ne roughto the city
craie and laid with god and SUBSTANTIAL brick pave.
nent Of prorcr nth, within thirty 80, days aftr the
pubraon Of this notice, AMI in defsut thereof the
street Commissioner Il hereby directed u pcrfrm said
win oe assessed t., AMI collected Nv sale of sud prop
erfv " So much thereof will satisfy said lien aud
costs. By order Of -CommonC ouncl.
volk .p,ots eorv iele.lmo
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E The Evans Exchange, on Second 81.
is now open tor business. "A choice lunch
will be set every morning a: " o'clock
The best liquors and cigars to be found in
the city can be procured at this establish
ment. Call in and pee. ln n.
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C,scrxsArr. 1877. y

CrscrxSArr. 16. ,. N.
Flour, prices irregular, 800 bbls sold ut O.
25@S &c. latter for extra white; wheat, and
grain firm; corn IS; oats so; wheat 500
40 for red and white; whisky dull at &c,
bacon active. 25o1hhds sold ut l0@12is fcI
S----,d shoulders. IL tor common hams al
Madison S2diana, and l3 for sugar cured; 50
hhds bulk shoulders sold ut l01; sides 12sl
linseed oil firm. 40 bbls sold at SIX; gro.er-
les steady aud unchanged. ~
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WThe fellow who relieved usof our gold
pen last week, came back yesterday and took
the handle. He naturally supposed we had
no use for it without zen. We admire his
forcthoupht! 800 81
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MILWAUKEE, Is, p. ".
The Minnesota Constitutional Convention
met at tue Capitol S Puul, on the lIth. 50
Republicans were present. The Den ocrats,
a. IN number organized separate Convex
ton. at the Council Chamber; Ii. II. Sihley,
President. Eacf Convention drafted constr
tutions. Republicans intend TO remain in
session night and day in order to retain pos
session of the halls.