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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14

VALPARAISO, April 80, 1859.
Deu, Of the Rertla.oniss a, the S5Ah-Pcgicy Of he
Mousient-Coasal Trewas Cass-Tae T5wnserd Jones
Authorization Vessels in Port, dc.
Snce my last this government have met With success in
the SOUTH the main body of the opposition have been
defeated there They advancing towards Santiago
under riraugp and were met Gillian by Pinto he
general for the governmenD with his toroes and com
pleely routed tho balance retreatng towards the far
South, were again overcome by Sayedra near Los An
geles.
THIS was great triumph for the goTernmeRt az they
new able 10 concentrate al their forces agans Gallo
and they are passing through here daily that no sup
rcse ydaurr the commander Of these forces has now
under him near SEQ men Of all arms which, properly
conducted easily defeat Gallo who cannot &c.
enough to equip bis men with he has any number OF
nen, but TIE want Of viii not allow him to take
them in his rarSe In fact, they enthusiastic aud
embntered that they stand by tie skrmishes wait
ing for one who is armed to fall, obtain his
ket and ammunition to go In the ranks n his place.
strangers are here ay the revolution OF the
18th OF February failed because Captain Jaavrin, OF
tie American brig Townsend Jones, mentioned in
my last, would not consen! 70 be Sribed By the
opposition to allow them TO get some Of his arms
and ammunition out on their OWE sccount-they Of
erng him bonus Of twenty thousand dollars cash. aud
tie balance Of hundred and twenty thousand when they
succeeded which they could easily have done had he have
seen it, However, they have Cow alr,os. al tie
hulk close to the mole where they have been placed by
this government. and in Of outbreak the opposition
have only TO bcardthis hulk ard take what they see t
Mr Teviit the former Coreu still continues here In
hops to hear something from lone for his Subtraction as
there 10 coubt ou; he Las been shanaeully treated.
The general OPTION about. the Townsend Jones, "A
this city is that they were afraid she going tie
north anc would give OF her to the Gallo party
The Government have umped up this accusation as to
de;an her, though the captain showed, aud had
Translated, his letters 20 the Interdent.
There are some ten American vessels IN port, IN
Loading aut others waiting under protest. to 60 to The
southern ports in prosecution CT their voyages bu.
detained by this paper blockade
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EyfTy AND COUNTY TREASURY, San FRANCISCO,
~ Nay l. holders Of per cent Bchool bond
Of he city Of San Francisco, issued May i'm psrsusnos
Osafsnta approved April 49, hereby Eve NOTICE that
Ssss Monday Tie lit cay 81 Hux1s isSs for he srrera
bands 70 the eIeas Of thoas.ad dollars Bidds
required 70 state The loves rates witch they will acs
deliver sid bonds II Gan Fancsco Qess ooupons No3 &
Y tIoasTe fox ossh, payable t THE oboe ard to fs wan
heir proposals. through tneir authorized agents shs
b. deepest, in com Or bonds q ten cont
which deposit bid Will be considered Proposals egdoreS
For the surrender Of San Francisco School bondso viii M
ne saad ls day Of AgSus sss Parties whose bids b
sgen and allowed until the 10Th day OF October focvzx "a
E9 ansl surrender Of the honcs at tbs Office.
VIZ Il. TILLrFeHAsT, Tressar.s
CouEsenigasd. VIZ. saxaNAN,
President Board az Xd,cahox
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VALPARAISO, May !, 1859.
BIcody Battle ard End Ct the Reuoaion-7wo Thousand
Net Killed ard Wounded
The gcvsrnnen. forces and gevolutonsts met yes,er.
day and engagement took place. which resulted ia the
total defeat Of the revolutionary party, after battle Of
three hours.
The total Icss q killed and wounded s said to be 1000
This neys caus BY tbs Independence this morning ana
h. think, reliable
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DIyIDEND NEW YORK, JUNE Is. 1859 THE BOARD
~ OF directors Of the Bss River Insurance Company
this day declared semi annual dividend Of cent
payable July prohmo. THCS. PALMER, Secretary.
NOTICE 10 RoNDHoL DERs.-goUPoNs FOR 1NTx
IN res due bonds OF the city Of Maryeve California
July 1859 viii be paid and after ON presentation
G the American Exchange Bank Few York.
DEoRkR, bhUMAGIa 90, MARY svlle, California
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WITTY AID COUNTY 1ExAsUaY SAN FKAsUlsSo
Nay 1850 TO holders Of she tea per osut Are bonds
The ely q San FrAansco, Issued December 86-Ia puruR
anss q NE provsoss OF An act Of ne LssAure OF ho SAT-
Aa SCALED Be delivered ii hs ocs prox 3 liz
It asJ q AuSrss nest win be resolved by 10 Commissioners
OF the Fire Bond Sinking Fund, for the Redemption OF n
bonds above named 70 The esept Of htT shrso tAoasanf
BIDDERS requsi 70 state the lowest rz.ss at which The,
en- agree 70 deis sSd bolds In Ssn Fssa Gess
hos 3, II neiuAye) for cash able Ct this onca sd
forward their proposals through sir sgenS In thz Gisy q
panicd BY 3eposi of per cant On bonds COIN
he amount rendered for Redemption security yenca
which oepost NO bids VIII De coGsidesod.
Ppt1oAis endorsed For the Surrender PrHnciscs
Fire BOGds will be submitted he afcreaa Con saones1
hs M LAT day OF August 1859 PaSes whosa hlde DtAy be
accepted viii be notified i0sh with Though Azers and a
lowed until e son day Of octoses io5~n Tor hs anaj EaE
render OF The bcads Ai this oiics.
no osts roOeivsS ~ par
WV. q TILL INqaAsT Yressurar
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Preaidsnt board OF xdaoaao..

GsAsH ADVANCES WANTED A LARGE AMOUNT OF
~ sAlesbe merchandise offs strictly unexcsptonabe cha
racser and such daily purcased by the frat
pers having been thrown upon the hands respectable
hoe AID which can be gradually sold geous rates.
tereei will Re allowed for It's but instead thereof commits
scns Out without exras 70 the nett amount OF 5000
icsiaen from within two weeks to two months The
peyty ID stored In good city warehouses, Ia Of daily
tales fully insured q the best companies, and the
tual possession win be given consistent with proper
facilities for ,s sdyanageou, sole. not necss.
ery TO prejudice the long established and regular business
the house Of which this property viii have the first advantage
1hefs assurances viii De fully and faithfully carried out
CONDITION except With house party OF such sanding
a. will be an ample that undue advantage vii
taken OF the securities ullv placed in possession the
lender held strictly conhdentisl and
addressed 10 ". p W, A Is. Mcdonald ESD wall
street. and viii be replied to, personal Interview oforded
before the 25th
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OFFICIAL.


~ s TRsA l' j, D.rAnIxssr. June {. 1859.
as Until soldsS day cJaae ia
slant for The issue Of any portion Or The whole OF Ave mIona
"a gn s Ts q s A rs r. &
York or s. LOUIS Within asas Sns
q the sos OF Congress of go December M and Sd March,
:assss. dspc: re ores q he he United
5ddsrs shall agree q
csS q, PEI e. per and viii such Of
oUt reference @ other bids and contain other fractional
ium One per osna% Of the offered e eIcSsnssd
rse h e s before
each Is security for its ' "a .ss offer not
;ss nc C.
nSs S 1D % Ss sS up and in
scrbet ne outsl,e Propoals for Notes
wsHs lay ofJuns s SSsB
Secretary Of the Treasury.
MnwAUKEn GAsLIoHT STOCK FOR sALE-TTvE
s.w ot e'Js Co. Ws sss
T'RE soAkD or, DIHEgToRs. OF THE NEW JERSEY
se. y II and preferred
ps5 s The Of The S e
sT Avs s 4 il
A'DAN 'AV HMss aS sAsSRsxs,
rsr~x e fias ass:s n Franco
c2OO OR stoo rs WANTED For SHORT TIME,
DOUU secured on ars: class property worth double the
amount AZ seyea per cent liberal boous i be given
s@Dei reference
Cd mn OR $500 wAnrxp-oY BOND AND
ioys H Rssse sGa a - S JS III on two FIRST
Ply to EN .as acseo 500 Broadway n. Y.
TO y., sosD AM, ~. .ss
or apply % sl sEk
BILLIARDS.
RnIIAROs Splendid T ABLKs WIN THE LATEST
cs sss sss h marble or ss beds
cues and ies'hers for s AZ 81 dRiEFErH
Y 4 n.crpaioss ssrsep: .ss ey sndsszo!isss
.a ss ha ssoon q IN s gsse Sy s
% ~ semsnsacs sS:son. opportunity Of ! Rs:Sa
n Pssssss o q
Crosby arc he sole n I'll ~ s y ~
new YORK., May 20. 1859. MICHAEL pHELAS.
II FHEiHNs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
PATENTED ,s FEB. =, lsss' g. OCT z lSs Dso
i'' ISIS Al aAkca iSS 3, E $50 10
For sale Oaly By g " :, ,.x,xv
isse OF 81 and IS Ann strssk
Ard Mo petpuAeA MICHAEL PHHLAk,
Nos 7S6 and 1888 Broadway, Now YORK.
no SALOON KRKPERs.-TBR ApvkRTIsHR HAs TWO
hisyd tables which be would Ike 70 put up In some
ecsbe saloon could oe mtds Wat would
mutually profitable the tsblcs would be sold Apply al
tle PbenI Saloon, 22l Greenwich street.
IIBE BiIIJARD QUESTION pECIDsD.-TdE SUR
fr An aIe9od infringe msnt OF Michael Phelsns patent
s,iard table cushions decaded tho 2h inst. IN The
o. REQ Us,es Court clearly shown BIZ WILLIAM T.
bil ard table mang anu. is Fulton street ehe
AsD done 4ar, rather superior, 10 n, Phsn's bosssa
D.gcyeS coee
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DuIS FL AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK or
ID LOudcn AID Royal Hsnk of ireland for oAs By Ellis
FARGO CO. q Broadway, New rsrk and California Ell.
psoes CSrpAny
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j. A. BLUXOME
Has received late arrivals auction aes speu
did nent of
FRENCH FLCUNCINQ LACE5,
RIAL LACES
LACE POINTS SHAWIsS,
CENTRE PIECES, BUREOUE 30,
he wouls also call ate non 70 his choice selected stock Of
EABRO1DEhIES and made LACE ARTICLES,
Havidg unsurpassed facilities enabd 10 offer ali goods
Ia bis line 81 prices that defy petition.
G5l BROADWAY.
J. A. BLUXOME,
Next door 10 Fountain India Store.
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DARE0E ROBES BARR0E ROBHst
ID 500 black barege robes,
at 40 per oenx Ioss than cost OF importation,
Call and see them.
Obssrve--W. JACKSON importer Of mourning RoodS
No. b5l Broadway bekvoon Spring and Prinoe stfeeta
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TREAT BARGAINS
II IN GfgBDHS.
BALANCE OF AN IMPORTERS sTOUK 100 200 YARDS.
0cc0 yards RICH All silk RlBBuNS 12k:o.
5000 yards WIDE. RICa (ail sill, 10.
1900 yards EXTRA RICH tsii six, iSc
1000 yards NARROW FANCY 6iBBOES, &c &c. and A.
5000 kIcH OHEEg BAIT BIB SONS, I8c.
5000 SILK BELTS, fancy and plain &c.
LOCO ELASTIC BKLTS, In coloys &c.
AT KtSzEYS,
2B Zig hth avenue.
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CEHrE'S BAZAAE-BAH9lIN DEPARTMENT.
VI 500 boys' and msses brilliant aprons at rs certs
500 boys ana m6ser lnsn diaper Aprons, ut 81.
l0 boys and misses lneu diaper sprsrs beautifully trim
med q. 81 rs.
800 fsrselles dressss. at % 90.
S SS g az MsS g.
GENINs Bazaar SIS Broadway
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DRY GOODS, SpU,

SAikTB-WE ARE NOW MAKING WOVEN SKIRTS
a "a 01 .a Assscings u spIng. q 81 spnHs
per dozen ~ springs Sl1 and IL springs Sl L. HARD
ING'S skirt factory 26i Spring near Hudson street
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Personal.

A MARRIED PARTY WOULD LIRE TO ADOPT
"a 81 Infant from ii, Srh and as will be broush. IA
he the parents not expect to afer ey give
up state Interview may be had. Address Mrs
s IN IS Is. Taylor. Pctt cGice, ew York.
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counts have been received of its defeat at
Monticello, and of It's re-crossing the river
into Lombardy.
Thus IL win be seen that almost without
battle-for the small affairs that have
thus far taken place at Montebello and Sesla
are only the encounters of the advanced
cOrpS-Sardinia has been saved. Ii Louis
{ Napoleon has not exhibited the lightning
rapidity of his uncle in his movements, he
has shown energy in action and wisdom in
combining his operations. Onlr one of the
three Austrian columns that in Fsded Sar-
dinia now remains on the Ssrdinian hsnk
| Of its riverine boundary. We may expect
to hear that that has returned TO Lombardy,
and that Gen. Gyulsi is concentrating his
! forces for the defence Of Milan.
j. The active movements of the French viii
now commence, aud their first step will be
To cress thePo or the Ticino, either by STRAIT
cry or by forcing passage. Thus far the
French troops have been only en- roate TO
the-scene of campaign. Both in the march
and in the passage by train or sea, they have
shown a wonderful celebrity of movement.
This is owing to the provision of'their leader
(. in many points of detail, and their own ia
cilty of adaptation 10, circumstances in
others. The act of getting into and pack
ing themselves and their arms away in
railroad car, and of embarking and, disem
barking from boats and ships, has been
made part of their customary drill. Then,
too every frenchman is a cook by nature
officers aud meh can get along withot SUIT
lers and servants, and when they camp can
find resources and get up IA savury mess for
supper whether the camp train has come in
all right.or not.
., Thus far they have been operating iIs the
country of their allies and on the defensive.
We shall soon see how they will act Ia the
enemy's territory and on the offensive. Ma
poleon's first movement will lac on Milan
The revolutionary movements Of Parma and
Alodena leave the southern frontier of Lom-
hardy exposed. The possession OF the cap
ital will be the possession of the whole
kingdom. For the attack of this place for
midal,le siege trains are being prepared in
Fauce. The presence of both Emperors
among their troops will stimulate each TO
the point OF utmost eXertion. With the
improved means OF the art of war, and the
proximity aud facility of conveyance 10 the
field of conflict. We may expect before that
important city conflict that will throw the
slow eleven months siege of Sebastopol far
into tle shade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
hardware.


a. MAIN STREET We are now OPENINGS
large and wei selected stock OF German, English,
and American HARDWARE, which we offer at very
low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers Now on
hand aud arriving land Spades,
Anes', Rowlands's, aud other brands shovels
Blood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes.
Do Hay Knives anl Briar do,
Garlen Rakes and Hoes.
Mill Saws-Rowlaud's and other brands,
Cross-Cut Saws, do German and T. Steel,
DO 10, Tuttle's Patent
Booth & Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Hargreave's Pocket do,
Butcher aud other brands Of Files Edge Tools,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
tameS,
Axes-BlooS's, Lippincott's, and others,
Pump Tubing ana Fixtures
Ohio Tool Co. Planes a2d Truss Hoops,
Spear K JacksOns Saws,
Brass and Enanleled Kettles.
Hay and Manure Forks,
SneatlIs and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws.
rP.. FrRNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahogany aud Walnut Knobs, ---
Cupboard, Chest aud Drawer Locks,
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges,
BED Screws---fat and square heads,
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings,
Sand Paper, No. L,
,eastors, &c, &c.
Oar stock of English Goods, Cutlery, Files, &c,)
being purchased previous 10 the late advance, ena-
bles rs u OFFER Endorsements to Cash buyers
MAIDS JACOB STRAUB SON.
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Rs There is a severe struggle going on
in the ranks of the Democracy in Maine,
between the buchanan and anii-Bachanan
factions, for the ascendancy ia the Demo-
cratic State Convention, which viii appoint
the delegates to the Charleston conEention.
Thus tar the antis have carried their men
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hsS- The difficulty among the stoekhold-
crs of the Terre Haute, Alton and st. Louis
Railroad have been settled by the election of
Il new Board of Directors, who have made
VIM. d. Griswold, ESQ., Of Terre Haute,
President of the road.
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la The Harrisburg Telegraph says a
child seven years old and weighing two
hundred and fifty pounds, passed up the
Cumberland Valley Railroad the other day,
accompanied by his father and mother
The boy enjoys excellent health, and in
every respect is in good condition.
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"o II. B.fIRD, N. H., HO.nG0-
- Iathc Physician aud Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the Cti-
Zens ofEyansyille and vicinity.
For the Satisfaction of those whom, it may con-
cern, DIR. Baird would state that, in addition a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with the bonors at of the best Aliopathc medi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention TO Surgery, and
having complete set of splnTs, &C., he Is prepared
To render satisfactory aid to those requiring surgi
cal Treatment.
sssJ- otice, No. u Main street. Office hours
from 10 J.. VI. ap2
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HWE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave TO inform their friends and the
public an general, that they prepared 20 do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
ana verifying appertaining 70 the Foundry busi-
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ESeINEs AND
BoILERs Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws Gum-
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepowers, Cornshellers, Machinery Of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings
every description, Iron HOusefrOnts, Cellar Crates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest itA
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, sc.
FREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECf1FIERS. 6e
Supplied With every description OF Copper aEa
Sheet Iron EoTE Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators
AtteInporatOrs, SraryeS, Stillheads nd Worms oh
an improved princiI lie, Columns fer Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphous &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps Of ever
variety, for beer, spirits, oil de-: Brass Cocks and
VALVES. Steam Whistles, dc.
Norkmen sent 20 all parts 10 1T up work and d.
repairs on steass Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes FiOnr Separators, German Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose, &c
OF the best kind; Tinplate Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and wofsmen, and viii give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, Warranting their work, and are f1fisipd
with reasonable prices.
bE- offSe aud Sale Rooms No 60 Main ctrs.,.
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on pioe
street between First and Second streets, Evans
,yflle, Indiana. dsc7
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TERMS OF PsU.scsIPTfo.,.
Clubs OF 10 OF more.


I" Clubs OF l0 @ nOFe..............--.. L M
nE The privilege Of early advertisers Is limited
to their immediate business, ia their own ntine
and all advertisements for the beneht of other
Persons, as well a. legal advertisements and siver-
Ii sem nts OF auction saes and advertisements with
lie name Of other persons, sent in BY them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
no No report, resolutions proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and ~ communication designed to call attention TO
any matter Of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
no Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
iscfntnued unless order TO that effect Is left at
.he Cfice, and when discontinued in less than
year. the price Of the whole year will he charged
No Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
lisel at the expense OF the attorneys ordering and
not elayable legal proceedings, but colleetshie
at usual time
Nv Our terms for Job Work aud transient alver-
tisenIents are CASH.
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Book BISDING.-We have completed ar
rangcments whereby We are enabled 10 iiil
ali orders in Book Binding with which we
may he favored. We viii guarantee the
work TO be done satisfactorily. Rnling OF
all kinds, and blank heads of every descriP-
ton, will I've done promptly and on satis-
in their orders.
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II OGk HFRR-RE.SD TINS.
LII you want 20 get good Hay,
IL you want ts get good Corn,
II you want 10 get good Oats,
IL you want 20 get good Bran,
If you want TO get good Crushed Feed,
II you want 10 get good Chicken Feed,
III yon want TO get good Corn Meal,
III you want TO get good Timothy seed,
III you want 90 get good Grass Seeds OF any and
every kind, call at RUSrON'S Feed and Seed store
under the Telegraph Office, where you can be ac-
commodated as cheap as the cheapest and as good
as the best, delivered in any part Of the CITY free
drsyage. RecoleCt. at RUS1 ON'S, on Water stree.
Just received, my fret shipment by Canal leo
tons OF hrst-rafe new Timothy Hay and for sale
cheap. (sept2sl r.
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"Of II IN ~. IKE, H.fE.f.N-(J
~ located on the Northeast corner Of First
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose OF re,airss
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, Jeu.Iry,
&c, begs his friends aud the public generally ta
call upon him, when sst=faetisa will d. guaran-
teed. jan22-lyd
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Humboldt Fire Ins. Comply.

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital (l paid ia Ctsh) sn 600 no
With surplus 4UuO1 ~
DIRECTORS:
l. Holmes. y Breesen, y II Bats
q Phelps, "A Stranger, = Ill Truw wbri,lyc
CChristnils, Caldwell. Nathan Lane,
Geo III Ellery, W ii Mcconnell, : Freeman
WH Mulligan, Jas Mckaye, D. B.adt.ston
W Griffith, Nelson Davis, VI A iiOplOck,
) 4 Stmnahan, W Parsons, VIC Bowers,
l. HobroOk, VIM l. King, W VI Newell,
B0ormnn, VIM kobbe, II Baker,
W Barnes, VIM Allen, J Armstrong.
E.lw. Bridge, III l. Burr, u X StauE.r,l,
ComstOck, W ID Thompson.
JOHN RANKIN, President
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Scr'v
ALEX. WILEY, Jr., Assistant Secretary.
Policies insured On favorable terms by a. C. HAL
LOCK, Agent. Office, Marble Hall Building Main
street frbl5-ly
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NM oHEELER \ Kf6sIs, WHOLE
~ sale Dealers in Groceries, Produce Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &C., No. IL North First
street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, lad.
L.. y. WHEELER RIGGS
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN c. HAlIOCK,
Eyansyi1le.
Ipu


AGENT,
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUELIC.
lie continues t. issue Policies from several First
Glass aud most reliable
49, ~ INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Couatrg ON Laldsd and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
lie viii attend to the Adjustment 1t Losses
of every description urdcr policies from other
agencies and attend o. the settlement oi all mat
tiers connected with INSURANCE., for parties in
terested. His long experience All Insurance
AFESr, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
HsD- Office, Marble Hall Building. No. % Main st.