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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
Mexican Mn.tang LIniment.

Intrinsic viitue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained-for Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff joints, Calls,
Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellngs upon Horses, it has
equal for Man or Beast. No person will be with
out it who his tested its value Sand with ref
to the general estimation Of the Mustang Lini
ment, L can cheerfully say that article ever per
formed 50 many cures in our neighborhood rs this
l.. W. Smith, kLigefeL, Conn" :. Lciteh, Esq
Hyde Park, VT. writes 'that the horse consider
ell worthless, lhis case SPAWN, but since the free
use Of the Mustang Liniment | have sold him fol
$50. Your Lnment is doing wonders up here. -
such testimony is reaching every day. The hal
| is not told. Every family should have it. Bewar
Of any other ''Erlgg's Liniment.' 1t is base uni
] tli0n. BARNES PARK,
| my.-lml&w ProprietOTS, New York.
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THAT GUM BELTINGIII

Two refute utterly statements made in an advertise
Il inent in another column. about the ssNew \ otk
Betting Cos Nuicanzed Rubber Betting ausl PACK
ing, IS only necessary 10 say, that the eilars OF
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The Pill Trade.-who could dream of the mag
ntude such an under-ikiD as the manufacture OF a
Purgative Pill assumes when 10 comes into general
usel And how painfully do the following numbers
speak Of the amount Of human sickness and suffer.
Ing that little morsel of remedy goes forth To com
bat and subdue- DIR. j. Aver, Of Lowell, manufac-
lures in his labatory forty gross per diem OF his
Cathsrtc Pills, through all the year This is eight
boxes minute, or one dose a second. We thus
Ind 5000 persons swallow this pill every day
az .sas,OoO MONTH Physicians, think of that a.
OOo patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of Surely, that man should be, as he
is ia this of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal, woe Of hi
fellow man -fpane5vlle Courier.
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BANK ITEMs-The Cashier Of the old
State Bank has given notice of the wish
OF the Bank for speedy return Of the
circulating notes to the several branches,
Is the business of the Bank will be closed
by the expiration OF the charter, on the
1st Of January next.
The stockholders Of the Branch OF the
ns,o State Bank in this place, subscribed
an increase of $4,000 to the capital
stock therein, on Tuesday last.
The new stock will be called in du-
rng the Summer as the business shall
require, the whole amount 10 be paid in
season for the Fall trade.
This increase will enable the Branch
b afford much larger and more liberia
facilities to it's customers than hereto
fore, and will, when necessary, be fol
lowed by further engagements.
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Our SHERIFF IN TRoUBLE.-The
Princeton Clarion gives the following ac-
Count Of Debuty Sheriff McBrides's
troubles at Princeton.
Debuty Sheriff Mcbride, of VanderbuIgh,
" hile bringing u couple Of THEY YES from Ey-
ansyille to this place, fell in with "a negro,
aud arrested him OH suspicion OF his being "A
runaway. Mr.. Mcbride kept hlm lila custody
IT the Justices office while the other men he
kroughtup were undergoing trial, and said
II was his intention to take hi.., back To Ey
ansville. Some of our citizens who became
interested in behalf Of the negro. said he was
Illegally in custody and threatened To prose
cute Mr.. Mcbride tor kidnapping. Fearing
the excitement prevalent in town in regard
~ the matter might result in trouble to him
Mr.. Mcbride LETT on foot, accompanied by
tie negro. An affidavit for Kidnapping was
tllen fled, when Constable Bell was sent tc
arrest Mcbride, who was found at King.
Station, and who came back, but no one an.
psaring to prosecute, he was dismissed But
alter be had gone back TO Kings Station, Tia,
excitement flushed up again, aud another
arrant for him, founded OF a second aft
davit, was placed in the hands OF Harr,
Wheeler, constable. On this warrant Ne
+ ride refused to be arrested because lac wa
n,isnamed in il. And thus the affair ended
Ia the meantime tho darkey was suffered t.
depart. A good deal of smoke and no rire.
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COAL.
soDIAMMINtNa COMPANY

BoDIAM MINING COMPANY, EFI
COfiice Water street, under the Telegraph OhiceD
Cart loads of IL bushels OF Bojism Nine Coal de
veseJ Ia any part 81 the city at ., 20 per load. Coal
weighed, ifdesire at the expense OF the purchaser
Notes Of solvent ank of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN WHMoNp.
JecaS a.. Secretary and Manager.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIRECroRs.-JoHE A. RFTrz, CosRAD BAKER,
THOMAS n. GaRvIs and JOHN Law.
Receives deposits, buys AMI sells coin ami exchange.
Interest allowed time deposits at such rtes may
DE- agreed upon with depOstoTs and specified ia cen
tiheate. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
aud all the cities and large towns 81 Germany, for
sale in sums To suit Collections made, and proceeds
reu,ittel promptly at cuuent rate of exchange
JOHN AREITZ, Pres.
". BAKER, Cashier. apis Jan
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QUERY.

Why is it that CuRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE is
the best IN THE WORLDl
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE il contains no caustic compounds
BECAUSE il wears longer than any other!
BECAUSE il operates instantaneousiy,
BECAUSE il does not stain the skim
BECAUSE tnourishes and strengthens the Hair
BECAUSE It couects the TAI ELECTS of Other
dyes!
BECAUSE iT NEVER FAILS!
Sold everywhere AMI applied by all Hair Dressers
JOSEPH CHRISTADORU,
ap-S-lmdSw Not Aston House, N York,
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6TMayor Henry, of Philadelphia, in
ssmuch as he was elected by the people,
declares his intention of retaining all
good officers, regardless Of their politics.
This is a move in the right direction,
and il is great pity it is not inaugu.
Iated in more places than Philadel phia.
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vEU@ThOse who want something
new and beautiful i'm the way of
Jewelry, Watches, Silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectacles, &C., are invited
10 call nj the old establishment Of
BIT"rROFF & SON, on Main street
near Second, where they will find
anew and very full stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted to bejust
as represented.
aplI.2md&w
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For Sale or Rent.
a HOUSE with ten acres of Land attache,

q HOUSE win ten acres OF llnI attached, stu
IN ated "a miles from Evansville, one hundred
yards from the Plank Road.
The House is TwO-stOry Frame, with double por-
ticos i'm front and four on first floor IL by
20 ieet, and hall II feet wide four second
floor, size, anil also, Kitchen AMI servants
a good dry cellar, well Of pure water. ana cistern,
convenient 20 the kitchen; also never failing sprng
Of pure water within iifty yards Ut the house
For terms apply 10 ..
apsu hEbLth u W HI.E Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

THE UTAH ARMY The fourth column OF
troops for Utah, left Fort Leayenworth on
the 31st ult. The fifth column marched on
Friday last. Gen. IIarney with his staff and
headquarters will move on the 10th inst,
when the whole army will be en- route for
Salt Lake City.
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COMPLIMENTARY The Speaker Of the
General Assembly of the State of Rhode
Island, at the recent election of U. ).
Senator, paid the ladies, of whom large
numbers were present, quite compli-
nIent. lie declares that in the very
midst Of the proclamation, happening TO
turn his eyes in the direction Of the
crowded crinolne, he for moment for
got the name Of the State"
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sS-we are sometimes almost unable 70 describe

We are sometimes almost unable 20 describe
symptoms, and do not know what as u.s. We
find ourselves nervous, and ply sicaly prostra-
ted, We have terrible sinking at the pit OF the
stomach; feverish brow fctid breath, and gloomy
fOreboing mind. Slch.symptonis arise from disor-
ginized stomach and disease liver. IIostesters Veg
etable stomach Bitters are peculiarly adapted TO
thee sy mptoms that they give appetite, mpart
tone and yigor to the system, and in every respect
build up the broken down and emacatel invalid
They peculiarly adapted to weak ami deicite fe
males. Sold by druggists and dealers generally
i,.1-lx
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this country mourn his loss.
A snocKno MuRprR.-The Mt. Vernon

SHocKHG MURDER.-The Mt. Vernon
Advocate says:
IAN attachee Of a menagerie that is travel
ing ia Southern Illinois, committed cold
biooded murder one day last week. The vie
tim was a female, Ann Aconda 10y name, -
Brazilian by birth, and attached to the same
exhibition. They We're old acquaintance, it
seems, and a tender relation j. supposed To
have existed between them. since the fatal
blow was struck while she was in the act vi
embracing him. Fired by jealousy, perhaps,
OF from some other cause, he violently re
pulsed her advances, and when she would
have repeated them, fiend like, he struck her
IL the heart. The murderer i,still at large
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o. Mr.. Wyman, the President o.
the Yoeng Mems Christian Union Asso-
Cation, will deliver discourse before
the Society, this evening. at their rooms.
These meetings are open to the admis-
sion of the public, ahd the addresses by
the members, are worthy of full aulien-
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sB- A Georgia paper states that William
Il. Seward, when ayOung man, taught school
III Putnam county, in that State, and there
are many people now living who were his
former pupils. They state that he used the
lash with an unsparing hand, and was in
the habit Of thrashing his pupils right and
l'ft. Trnmbull, who il now Republican
senator from Illinois, was also schoolmas-
Ter IN Georgia IN early life, and first took
Out license to practice law ia Greenville in
that State.
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PINE SHINGLES.

100000 No. tho mis;ake) PINE SHINGLES
received with the above Lumber, and Tor sale as har
times prices. Those who want Shingles AMI
Chips, will please call and examine these.
alau
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICES i'm this place, 10 cents per line
49, CsoId Ag,tel one Insertion; ~ cents per
line three times; 0centS per line one weeks discount
on longer time. l..
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sy-The citizens Of Vineennes are making
spirited exertions to make the first exhibition
Of the Southwestern Agricultural Fair a
great triumph.
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ANOTHER SCULPTOR GoNE.-Recent
letters from Rome announce the death
OF another distinguished American sculp-
tor-Mr. Edward g Bartholomew-of
Hartford, Conn. Like Crawford, he was
on the high road to fame when he was
Suddenly cut off. His disease was an
liberated sore throat. He left Rome for
Naples, thinking a change might benefit
hun, but died in the latter city on the
evening of April 1st. Many friends in
this country mourn his loss.
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There will be meeting OF the Land Association nj
the Court Iouse this afternoon at O'Clock, for the
election Of officers. BY order Of the President.
p. HORNBROOK. sec,y.
SAM'L ORR, Pres. je6-lt
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s#Mr. Mccormick, of Chicago, Ill. is
making forty five hundred of his celebrated
IeaPers, to fill orders for the coming harvest.
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OF The Hon. Edward Everett has
earned, by..his Lectures for the ladies Of
the Mount Vernon Association, S27 ,078.
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PINE LIINRER

TUyIIE subscriber has just received from Messrs
FentOn X Frew, Chataque county, N Y. 800,
aJ feet No. l., PINE LUMBER. Carpenters an,
Builders are respectfully invited examine this 10
OF Lumber, as It Is superior TO anything in thi
marx IT JUllN n. EIUkER.
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20 Steps are being taken to secure land
Tor the location OF an Irish colony in Brown
or Shawano County, Wisconsin. 1t is sup
losed that about 5000 will come in a BODY
from the vicinity Of Boston.
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- Reading Matter on Every
Page.

The Wabash is falling rapidly at Terre
llaute and Vincennes, and will soon be with
ia its banks.
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Fine Cutlery.

a SUPERIOR lot Of Pocket Knives, Wolsten'
IN hOhn's and hew York Knife Company, best
made. CHARLES :. WELLS.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of the vanderburgh Coun-
ty A III. Society at the Court House, this after
noon, at O'Clock. By order Of the Pr, sident.
p. H0RNBR00K. sec'y.
v. MARDLOW, Pres.
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PRoF. DEGRArH's ELECTRIC oiL.-ss5 REWARD
1 will give .s5 for the apprehension Of low scamp,
whe printed dirty bills and called his stun b.
the name Of my Electric Oil. -.
PROF. CHAS. DEGRATH, =.
Io5 south Eighth street, PhiIadelphis.
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DRUG STORE,
PATENT MEDICINES.
CHOICE LIQUORS.

81 Physicians prescriptions and family recips
compounded Nv an experienced apolhecary, al all
hours of the tay or night. iauels-ly
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SNUNDKiES-
- 3Dreams Wrapping Paper:
30 do Letter n y. Cap Paper;
20 doz. Washboards;
- do BedcOrds;
% boxes Mercantile Writing FLUID;
100 boNes Ground Spices;
a. do Star Candles;
JM Z boxes Sardines:
aM : do do;
> cases Cove Oysters;
- kegs :. T.. Soda;
Just received and for sale by
my25 WHEELER = Ria
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". BAKER, Cashier. apis jan

BRAN at Southern Mills, FOR 10 cts per bushel a
retail and - per ton, by a
apGu IGLEaART BROTHERS.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Z AL n DAD

For Louisville, Cincinnati, -. Louis, Ind an.
apOlis and the East
AN and after Monday May 10th the up Mail train
~ leaves Evansville at "a N.
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville at , .O5
p.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre Haute so p.
arrives at Evansville ut qP.M
Accommodation Trains leave TerTe IIaute AZ 100
A. NJ.
Accommodation Train leaves Vincennes at go A..
;ar-vrs at Evansville AT II % a.
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a LIS & H0WES have some OLD BOURBON
IN WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, i'm bottles, fof
the complaints of the season, for the benefit of their
friends. Those wanting good article willcall at
jy2sl ALLIS & H0WES.
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III IUIIg anu tiiuftt iIcIe m ttlf COLUMNS hGh
every reader at that invaluable PAPER has seem rec
onmends the New York Betting Cos Betting above
all others, and by way OF clincher they state thst
they use a on MI their presses aud machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized l.
guarantee The articles made i them equal. IL not sI
leriOr 90 any other rake.
The rapid sale OF the New York Betting TO our Iarg-
est nlachnists mills, ami factories Ito men whs ar
judges and cannot be deceyeD is sufficient evidence
OF lis value, but the testimony OF the Scientific Amer
San cab he set aside by disparagng competitor.
"Nun cei."
just opening the eighth shipment to me Of Bel,ing
since summer, Tor sale al Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES =. WELLS, New Store,
dec8 OnpOsile j. Ill. Mag hre 4
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gpUCKET & TUBS
. 200 doZ. Painted Buckets;
p do Fancy hlf. Buckets;
~ do Tubs NOs.l,2 &3:
40 nests do do > each:
In store and for sale 10y WHEELER * RIGGS
rkNUBACCO & SEGARS-
4 7Jboxes Totaoco, Us. =, 5.SJL.
- es-l-l..s
6s.naD half Spanish Cigars, ia boxes:
II received by WHEELER = EItaS
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Fec"INtd ~ WHEELING = NIuuN.
Books and Stationery.

A t0RNELL'S Primary biography, Mc0uasy's
~ Readers, and School and Blank Books OF All
kinds, TO he found at Nj. l.. J0llNSOA'S.
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Carpetins- aud 0il-CIosh..

Real Nlllon CafI-ts. kiagant VELVET ard brussels,
10 great variety. Esgsnt fiyz and nsFains the In
grams tbs largest ani beet ASSERTED have ever
oa.r-s and Al lower prizes. Alsss Velvet and ngus
80 lisT aud Iiall CaTicts ffiii aha Fain Venetian
In all widths, tngrthor with tilts. IFeEgrtz, SFatnb
tlaIhs Rags hsts, etc, ~tf We prepared IN
make and pat down Isfi-.ls - the sgts HeiAce. We
have large ot ol Ki,-or u Clus q the brsi nlskes
aud IN all widths, which Ss an cat IA any ShaIe Ia
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The Cherokee Germ Planter |!

n H-clrcp-ars ~ifh zen particulars, t-stluiani.ls
frh2t--sI1m
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty choiee Varieties for One Dollar.

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
TIVE subscriber respectfully announces that, u
II o. suPply a want that has been greatly de-xzk.
uaadrd ~ Amateurs 81 Fiowers, be has puf- ~
chased firm NJ. r. r. nii-s, u springfield, Mss, an
assortmcnt ~ hs Flower Scefs, phlch have been
found End known every etate ~ the Union, 10
l5Wlng from Bliss cataiisue 20 that Il may Re
snsn that soll them cHarfy h.s prices His seeds
embrace noi ely Iho-~ q hs o. racing, Boz selec-
e. sseds Ihey are ssid hall The prioe that nower
.eeds have b~forc Commanded is fhis market
have selscted oat q my large collection q nower
saeis he most beautiful and shoNy varieties, each
- distinct IN coior 4nd calculated u produce me
e1ecl rialtrd IA beds groups IN tho noWcr
border have HAD cash variety distinctly marx ed
"a the Irt4liCzl and ksit-h name. height, time Of
shstcs zrest trailing, &c, th- TINS "a shoilld be
s1xn aa1 oti-r Naiaaor hinis a. O. cutt atlon.
la seSns sie-e varisss, have been careful % ex-
ciaae wiisch shy bleouscfs have IuaiEnia
cant Agg-4rznor Iat the caiielions Viii esapric
saiy t. Nissch really snowy and Handsome an
~hh believe uoaid prove the entire stsfActisis
order Iea fse ooiirctisn Nii be srnf Tree By posi-
o. Auy part q the cauutfy a the following pixies
Assortrrnt 40 consisls % twenty eho-ce varieties
sss..;. q twenty ei,s. ysris. "
ts~s u hscansals and frFeunt<is. -. 90
No. 8. co1sisls ~ I'm extra me yarie-
ttrs q AnnuAis and fercunlais, cmbra-
elns a,say q sAe nes and cheiccsi m
CuflFAiAN1 "
No 4, consist q ave very choose xari-
rtirs selected frofn frlze fioNers ui English Pan
sea Grruan csrnztoa, and fieotee finks, Yer
hsnas Traaunts Preach Astcrs. aud noublc Hoi-
Psrssas = ordering .lu pseass glve ths nnmeer ~
NE Azsortuarnt Rrnlriaaccs ca1 Be me4e ~ bank
bills q I.ssAss STAMPS AiAA sAsks<< -.
Arpae.-ss 81. appsss lasi ,s,,vss - ~
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Az OS "!

We have also aus stock 81 H a d y W Il e
q a a Il that Will sell al greatly rcdaccd
prize. CLIFTON Anl8uTT,
fana3-tf IS CESAR street
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PATENTED BY ELLIS oiARIruN, s~ps sta. 1887
TIVE osly cheap, durable and els~nt Esach.ne fsr
Il pl4ntag cera ufrf pxrsrntrd - tise fi@htcrs Il
Iraaes-se, = nos ekhahon - ArzaEs- AFlEslroag
a Coz, No - Hsrkct stscct, AashFiiie-
fsr Cbrrekre Cors fl&nser recesnzsucs it1sn sleeve
an aAsys, &c ~ dnrsbaf SheApoSr., saEi,cay ans
the Frcfef aAaHef tb-t lsrfarEas tAs foiosiag a.
scrsle4 work.
Is rarrous eut NJ Erernd N sny EoxuEed eepth-
arotz tae curu, snAny keFurs a. fc-a-e a sI4ce
q frar tnfhrs dtaEstsr. enthusiastically th- hl-
covers ths hiiis sd FFs<za sfth as - NJ Ga
mefisa eifh Ne land marks arrurateiy ~ 20
- eaeh ht4 v An slnsho karsr, boy
caa past tF1 y nftern acres 5er osy w1h e4se.
FtAnleFs 4n1 otAsFs sDvited - sKaunAtion u
thls ulaeALnss a. hessrs. AfElstFoag Cas uhsfe q
a1ay he sesn a4lly IN preElnrsl eIeF@1trn-
fsrsDns ulzhiag 70 parct4se COUNTY NIGHTS ~
thls atenilg e@4lzs, ~ Apfls Ne nnnctaiely fss
herrlaFs SrGs elzFss9l - faIsils - - aIoa
k6xhxiZls. lLLLI2 xzu0M1L-
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9usuranfe.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
Insurance Company,
Capital-$IOO, OOO!
GALL PAID IN AND SECURED.)
THIS COMPANY being fully organized,
Il according to charter, is prepared TO SdAHs-
write Policies against Loss AND DAMAGE 49, :
BY FIRE, on Buildings, Goods, Wares, and ~
Merchandise generally. Also, on shipments against
loss or damage by Seas, Rivers Inland Transpor-
tation, on the most favorable terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at Current rates.
Office, No. so College, East Side, between Union
Street and the Public Square.
DIREcros:
ALEXANDER FALL HUGH MCCREA.
ANTHONY W. VANLEER. JAMES WOODS.
JOHN EIRKMAN. JOHN H. EwIN.
HENRY HART JR. r. c. MCNAIRY.
THOS. W. EVANS HUGH MCCREA.
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. JANIS
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Honse Furnishings.

50 io4 10 BY ~, LOBBY IA, 10 % IO-l nznaaSk
Table lutls 81 T. S. aud iO-1 Table nsnlasS by
the yard. All sizes, ColpFri Wool. JnIi, aud Cuti,,n
Table Cloths riaii striped Toltisettfs. Napkins
gcthsr wlhan Kinds laf-T-, fuweiUigr Aafssiiics
quilts, ctr, etc Aiso all dths Gotta and Linen
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C,rcu,t Court. of Tennessee.

The Circuit Court Of the 9th Tennessee Circuit opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January, MAY
and September; at Franklin, the second Mondays
In March July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge W B. Bate, Attorney General. There are four
teen Circuits in State and Circuit Conrt for sum
ner county which is held by the Judge Of the Crim
nal Courts for the Of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, the third Mondays in February,
June and October
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staple 60 DIS.

We have AZ unusually large Ia u al Kinds u M
In-stie Costs. fio.seked aud brown cottuns, Weol
Insasl, and Nstta FaAnEeis Stffi-d cottuus for
sAI4ts "a srcGt varc8y; Heavy sosls fer ksuse and
h-ld servants. PFias, Ginghsans Hosiery Gloves, Ia
short every thns 10 car ias and Al pFces THAI cannot
tsi ~ give s.ais4lactisss-
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