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ss5~ The Lafayette Courier says the
recent cold weather has done great deal
of injury to the apple crop in that vicini-
ty, as not more than half of it has been
gathered
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDLR Foh A FLANK SIDE WAX.
Oct. IS, lsg2-A now ii is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City
of Evansville, that the owners of all lot parts
oflots fronting adjoining the north west sido
Of Walnut street from Fourth street tothe Canal,
in said city, the side walks thereon to l'e
repired within thirty days from the publicati,
of this order. p BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. October IS
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H. The New Albany Ledger's race
between Bragg and I}uell-NashUlle be-
in gthe goal, never came off The Pfesi-
dent concluded that Buelfs running new
er amounts to much, and that he had bet
ter put another and gamer nag on the
track
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OYSTERS, OYsTERs!-Maltby's Oyster
Depot, First-street, near Post-oilice -
Agent for c. S. Maltbys fresh Baltimore
oysters, received daily by express. Or
ders from distance promptly filled at
the lowest prices. Warranted fresh and
good. IL. Hermann,
Oct 30 DIV Confectionery,
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~. We had the pleasure yesterday, of
meeting a number of the officers Of the
Legion, who have just returned from In
dianapolis. They seem to have en-
ioyed the campaign, very much, relish
ed their bacon and beans and became
greatly enamored with Col. Darlington.
Tbey.5ll return in reseate health.
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COURT NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA,) In the Nandcrburgh
Nanderburgh county. Circuit Court.
April Term, 1865.


Nanderburgh county. Ciruit Court.
April Term, 1865.
Bernard Nurcnhernd,
rerSRs
Omor T. Shook. Malinda Action TO quit Title
Sullivan aud her husband. to Real Estate.
America Shook, Alvirah
Shook, Catharine Shook.
IT APPEARING ny AFFIDAVIT ON FILE
! in the office Of the Clerk Of the Nandcrburgh
Circuit Court, that omer 7. Ssoek, Nialinda sui
livah aud her husband America Shook, Alvirah
Shook, Cathariuc Shook, defendants in the above
entitled cause. the object Of which is TO quit title TO
Real Estate non-residents Of the STATE Of 1ndi-
ana.
Notice Of the rendSncy OF said action is therefore
given TO said non resident defendants above named.
aud that the same will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, TO be begun aud held
~ the Court House in the city Of Evansville, in
the cuunty aud State aforesaid the first Monday
in April, 1873. r.-.-.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court at Evansville,
this 18th day Of October, A u. ~.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V. C. &,
A. Igleharl Plaintiffs Attorney. oct
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CoRFoRATIoN NOTICE.
ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.

z ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.
Oct. Is, lS02.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots or parts Of
lots, fronting adjoining the north side Of
Main street, from Third to Fourth streets in said
City, cause the side walks tn reon to be brought
TO the proper grade, and that they cause side
walk Of Class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks ofncc, oct 80.
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this modern Democracy.

HoosIERS IN MIssIssIPPL-We had the
pleasure last evening of meeting our
friend Mr.. George Nc Donald, the popu-
lar sutler of the Forty-third Indiana
Regiment, direct from Helena
From him we learn that the boys of
the Eleventh, Forty-sixth, and Forty
third are in fine health and spirits, but
little chafed at not getting fighting
enough to do. To relieve this want in a
slight degree, on Sunday night last a
detachment of the Forty-third and Forty
sixth, under command of Capt. Rose, of
the .Forty-third, crossed the Mississippi
from Helena, and broke up camp of
guerrillas, scattering the scOundrels. in
every direction The Forty-third had
three men killed and three wounded,
and the Forty-sixth had one man killed
and three wounded. The men acted
like veterans, and showed that they were
of the true Hoosier stock.
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One LOYAL BREcKlSRIDGE DEMOCRAT.
When Pope's officers, taken prisoners
by jackson, were examined in Richmond
as to their politics, General Prince, who
had been Breckenridge man, replied,
"A Democrat bat almost instantly adj
ded, "No; put me down as an abolition
ist.
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CITY Orders Wanted

CtITY ORDERS WANTED, FOR WHICH THE
~ highst pric, will be paid.
S. G. GILBERT co.
g. T. Sycamore Street. Oct
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c
N z w
w II OIL Z = "A H L
BOOT AND SH0E, HAT AND CAP
O O III Q II II n A..
p. SEMONIN


WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w trade that he has opened a House on the
corner of First and Sycamore streets in the city
Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose of carrying on
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where lie viii at all times keep hand a large and
well selected stock, purchased from first hands and
at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself TO
sell As low as the lowest. In addition, have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade,
which j shall have the sole control OF, and will
offer great inducements TO parties who viii call and
see my stock before making their purchases else
where.
In retiring from my old and long established
business House ar Henderson, Ky, must say that
] am under many obligations TO my old patrons for
the very liberal patronage received their hands
for the last ID years. and hope they will not forget
my successor, J b. Tisserand, who Will continue
the business at the old stand, and hopes by small
profits and strict attention TO business, to merit
their continued custom in the future
Mr. Tisserand is authorized to use my name in
liquidation of all unsettled business
Z. SEM0NIN, A..
Evensvi Ind, Sept "a, 1862
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Besy~ Persons wishing their pianos
tuned by G. W. WARREN will please leave
their names at the Book store of John
Healy, corner Main and First streets.
Oct %.
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B6S~ The negroes are beginning TO ar
rive in Indiana The New Albany Ledg-
err demands that the laws of the State be
executed, to stop the influx. 1t must be
done or Indiana will be overrun with
woolly heads.
The Ledger has been making a great
fuss over the arrival of contrabands. in
that city. There must be something
peculiarly attractive in New Albany, that
the runaway negroes all direct their steps
in that direction. We have not witness
ed the arrival of any in this city, and do
not think there are as many within the
city limits to-day as there were at the
commencement Of the war.
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LADIES LIST.
Abbott Elizabeth Hopper Isabel
Antbonv Mrs Jones EvelineJ
Ashby Mrs Jenlson Kate
Bcll iydia Long Mary
Bays Rebccca LAYER CAthatlhe
Barnett Carrie LaRew MrsR
BurreIl Maria Lancaster Ann
Bell Mary Lightner Eliza
Barnett Martha Lockhart Mary
Bcizlcy Mrs Mofet +
Bowles Mrs Henry Milesion Hester
Boy Eliza AZ Maze caroline
Collins Mary Ann Mccormick Rebecca
Cook Elizabeth Ella MadlOw T.
Cary Julia Miilman Accy Ann
Conrad Carrie Ma2el Maggie
Cook Caroline McClcrsly NJ
Chisauhal Elizabeth Murras Rebecca
Collins Ellen McCloud ID @
cash sarah McFarlan Lizzie M
Crane McDaunall Mrs
Cook Lizzte Nightingale Mollie
Clark Fanny Newman Mary
1amuhcu EmiIyJ Noel Elizabeth
Davidson Ann Okley Jenny
Davis Detsey Pratt Sarah
Dickson Martha PriVett Dora
davidson Harriet Pine NJ T.
Dowtay Louisa Fhlpps a
davidson llama Porter Susan
Dougap Mary Klcliardson
| Ewing iouiza Ruark VI
Ersk in SaUie Reef Julia
Evans Saliia Rodgers Mrs Judge A d
| Epley Nancy Ray Catherine
| Edmons Mrs Reede Mollle
| Foulks Stone Amanda
| Fitch Sarah Stanley Annie
Fickas Laura Smith Mary
Fuller Margaret A Simpson Sarah
| Green Cora A Strange Mary
| GrceI Sarah Swain Lucinda
| Guis. sarah Short IL A
| Guthrie Elizabeth STRIKE . w
| Gregory Jane Ann Shaw Harriet U
| Gilman Sophia Smith Martina
| Galway Emma Shelton Sarah Il
| Griffe Martha Snowdon Mrs
| Grey Eliza Thomas Melissa
Hardin Sarah Thompson Sarah
| Harris Mary Wells Nancy
| Aalpin Catherine Williamson Nancy Nj
| Ha,llcy Miss Whyboro Louisa
| Hull D A Wright Emily IL
| Hutchinson Wills Francis
| Hillyard jan Wright Evaline
| Harden MGrtha Young Harriet
| Hawkins Mrs Young Caroline
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TNNTRACTSi ENTRACTS-s0 poZ ASSORTED
IL kinds aud sizes Genunine Extracts, for sale at
ELLIOrT'S Family Grocery.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is swelling
very slowly, and no great rise is expect
ed until it rains.
The May Duke was receiving freight
yesterday, and win, we presume, leave
to-day.
The Duke did not leave Cairo until
yesterday, and will not arrive here
until tomorrow.
The Cottage may be expected here to-
morrow evening from Louisville.
Capt Mitchell has been engaged, du-
ring the week, in overhauling the machi-
merry of his craft, the Lue Eaves, and
putting uPnew chimneys. She will be out
to-day, probably.
The D. B, Campbell makes her regu-
lar trips hence to Henderson.
The May Duke leaves for Cairo at 10
o'clock this morning
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DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

The Rebellion Ceased.
THE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWLES BEGS
Il leave TO announce TO heE old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies wl'ich were used 10y the
Old Doctor himself which for him practice
st that time unequalcd in the West. She Is now
located two and half miles North Of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Greek. iyli-diy
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scilsffige Thos Smith George
e0udy Rort l. Snyder Jesse
r;fada Sas A Sims VIM
.HilI John G Stapleton Jas
Holley Byron sopcy Johu z
Harder II II Sanford Orange
Hess Peter Stevenson James
Hull VIM Smith John q
Haddock John Singer Philip
Harcley NJ Stormcr John
Raymond Leigh ii Shepard VIM
Handlcy Jas A sterritte
Harris Jas VI Stewart j &
Hampton John Smith John w
Hiley Abraham setter Urah
Harris Robt Sarely Edward
Hall John Thompson VIM
Hayden Elias Turner VIM w
Harris Thaddeus Thurman
Heck Tho fowler Jesse
Humphreys Thos Thompson Henry
Hardin ThosJ Thompson Otis
Jordan VIM 2 darlington
Jones Samuel Thompson Henry
Kensler Peter Thompson Gustavus A
Kieser0lter Chris Nesper John
Knox II Valentine Asa 2
Kiddor II ID Nansamp Peter y
Keller John Wright David
Kent Daniel Walton Edwin d
Long John q 2 Walron VIM
Lacks NJ Wolfe John
Leck Lewis Wolfe Chas
Lake John Webster Roswell
Lamar Sam Williamson Potter
Lampman Stephen Naymire Nathaniel
MCGOWAN VIM Malhes John
McAlistor John Walden Samuel
Miller Daniel Zust Ezra
Young Thomas
JAMES II. McNEELY, =. III.
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OFFICIAL.
Er.rsyILLr. november |. 1862

EVANSVILLE, NOVember + ISbZ. Z"
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
N COST Office at Evansville, Indiana, Novem-
her I. 1874 Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised" and give date OF list.
Advertising fee, one cent
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GENTLEhANs LIST
Abel Chas Lowe John
Alexander VIM Lindsey James
Alvey John Lowe j W
Andrews ME Lockwood A w
Anthem Luren Musscy Henry
Aldertun john Miller IL IL II
Anderson ] " MYERS 4
Brown James Mitchell W G
Botsf0rd James W Miller John A
pisbnn Wesley Merrill John w
Rornrs John Z 3 Murray l. W
Rrov,n Isaac Mills Bracket
Brown George 2 Matheny Chas ID
Rsard Fred Mitchard G W
Rrnn,s CoIDA Naycs ThosH
ReIlows George 2 Miller VI
U,Islon .John More Nick
Drnat a NJ Marshall Vim
DIal~r,ap n Mills Mai e w
Brewer John J Moon JOHN
Rrvant II " Mum Columbus
Rn1,ivilla T. NcElIayH III
Drown Zeno G McClusky Jas x
Rennette Alfred lIcCarkin NJ
Diiins Tohu NcGuire V II
Gil Nict . NcPbalin s H
fstts Conrad q McRerry Jos
$3.50 Il'T .- - NcEc.,.r -bos
S,,ls,n Nash MctIoud ID q
Colil4 ~ "''9N WcS';t W. Er.rL1in
~ vi, NIc1tcbe,n AIex
ChrnIS NdCN lISI.iSI 80, .-
1850 y Newman Geo w
Nohhea Nj L.
Colea C,rp o D. -
OdNdll'"b', ~ ~ n
Ohdih p0lS =" W" mp
IF""'LeI %INoOi I,a.iIio ,s
Sornieh lnUS n li.ii p 80 NJ
paws Ch f9..t ~ IS5 n
Dco''AnP NJ -, ri
DonslaSs a b nari 80 9
Dushf D. T,,,,5,,
D"N t"s"n !, 90" - no
DAVIS D. -,
Desohcnet Ise1e 'Oi b n
Dusouchet mos ii'I' - y y
E Iit- n i pDi0 I'll NotIow
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beg We always knew that the South
ern Democrats who undertook to destroy
the Government would not hesitate to
arm their slaves when hard pressed,
Notwithstanding their incessant clamors
and that of their friends at the North
about negro equality, and want of
civilization. .-
In fact, it was always popularity OF
the Democracy that they had peculiar
privileges which pertained to no other
party. Gen. jackson armed negroes
and suspended the writ Of habeas corpus,
in which acts he was defended by the
Democratic party. But when the life of
the nation is at stake, and the President
deems it necessary to suspend the writ
of habeas corpus, the Northern and
Southern Democracy howl in concert
And when it is proposed to set negroes
to work, to relieve the Union soldiers, or
to use them to man Notifications or YES
sells in iuhospitable climes, the howl of
these conservatives and traitors grows
into a wall.
Z Now the news comes to us that seven
regiments of negroes have been drilled
by the rebel authorities to man. their for
tiGcations IN North aud South.Carolina,
and you will hear no howl from either
side Of Mason and Dixon's line, but the
right TO 50 use their property will be de-
Tended BY that conservative class who
believe the traitors can do no wrong,
or that the Federal Government can do
no right A remarkable institution is
this modern Democracy.
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Singular Order.

HEApouARrERs 18th RECT Ky. Vols,
INTHE FIELD NEAR NEWMARKET, KY,
October 9th, 1862.
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GROCERIES.

EREsH CAN FRUIT IN LARGE QUART CANS
l. 10 o Cans Peaches,
$50 do Strawberries,
$50 do Raspberries,
so do Blackberries,
so do Tomatoes,
oct23 For sole at H. A. COOKS
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TnY YovNo Mass DENocRAric CLrB Of
the 18th ward, last nigh, adopted resolutions Of
cosl,!cncs on the death Of Mr.. Michael Farrell
the Vice President Of The Club, aud resolved that
he n,om5crs Of tie Club, wearing mourning
badges attend his funeral toisy At I ", from
his late rerilence In Leonard st. near Hamilton
avenue. The resolutions vii. appear On another
day
ll.\vY NEEDtcr IN A BHEACH or PROMISE
CAsE.--iu tie CITY Court, yesterday, tie jury ia
the Cssg u May LuIlsa Fay a,piu-, Paul =. Ianry,
Icing Nn action for s,lu tiun anl breach o. mar
ri.e promise, bro sLt IA verdict ~ COCO dana.
grs "A Dyor Of the p.ninuf M.ss Pay was a sur
want iu tie family Of de.llants .ather. who Is a
wealthy Now Yors merchant, but residing In this
rItg. The SRI became intimate With dcl,uds.,,a ld
wns ram,s,d marr.gr
TuE ErrlNr Dl,AsTNE ~ IThNuroN Az
-C....er y rils ,,iilcn., d ,, .Iy,ssigst.on yes
tcruay mttt q circumstances 1t ,ius TO cSp..-
sill 90 Mr.. KrtchDr., E,ru,rng OF works, at H.,
corner 90 So.i,h street and H,mi.t.u Avenue, T..
which '-,c men lost their ives ani ap.,hor sua-
tai. Il, as sUnu',l, fth injuries. s.ynid VII.
nas.,s were examined, ,ut no gydutoe wh,tey.
was e!.it.d rs /, tie probable cause ., g., dis
s.t,r. -
Nj Daniel o. Kpl,hnm. she lessee Of tho tstt.
hI. .Hr.t tsuiu4 ut uU ~ A. eel. To-. cd iu t.r u So
tat.'. Vi tuN tar ~ tie Iuttasr OF u.plr.ati.r.
us h..,S .,nt.l.. 1a,.t' us. for e., I..i.,.
la ,a,.t. vl about 2,'vO GALLONS II is OF at
i.'. Ni't . '.'.. H...- ""l.a q" '.iItT a'D.i tsy
u..'. 20 aiHnti.' 1T 90, q, ,tt.u and tl cru. T.
ul ~ l rr Boo coal e. .a'.. one ...4.lr,d .,ul
600 ... .u.. utc vas lu.t ia tie '.il.,cy uil
| "Wednesday uut' Is a.j Isp0 o.. ..'.s o. ttr was
,uttuIHHr.. s'u g., St. J .an Su.t amt ,t,lli
| Cnmn' hft ew's. 'i 'rc a'..t: ,osg peri 4 &!
i'ai'at '.t o., i.,r....-f, L"' ". tk,i 1T a. 1Oi
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noutrd.-A sermon in Euglsh On the Amcrctn
sabbath and the European sunday, will be deliver
nary, uls sunday evening, 18th inst, in tur IIuh
ly,uuc rrr.hyteriRn Chffeh, tRtv Dr. Rry's.l
..r. Of 1917 20, by inv tation Of the Sabbath Com.
mittou. NORMAN WHITE, Chairman. X ).
COOK, $ rotary. 80
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Al ArmN N-clinn Ia hc helA in lhr ma.

.ru..i Dut'A CNrrol, Green Point l.. l., sabbath
evening, u all Of tie Board # Publication. Rev.
Mr. Ttna3ac tie Putrr will conduct tue SER
rirrs, IS iyl r0ww.1.oc 1T ~ i. NJ. The meeting
','l Goo nd ,rgsstd s. m Army Chap nin and h ,.
Dr.. C'nmh,rs, Of Nv York, a member Of tie
o. .rrt. A collection will be taken to aid in fur
n'shiug rolr ..us reading 70 the army and navy
AT ar. cordially inN tyi a. attend, 100
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N Arm, M..LLna ,,Ill hc bold on .:nnhnr

evening IN tie Reformed Dutch Church, Rev pr
Hutton, Pastor, who Will preside and conduct tie
rs.r.s The object ~ 10 aid the Board Of Pubic
.t.uu q furnish religious reading o. tho army ali
arvy. Services commence at * r. NJ. The pr.u-
.rrl u'lrrss win he made by an eloquent spoke
nom the BATH field VI Fort Dpnelson, who will de-
rorilD tie woes and wants on that bloody battle
ground. a collection will be taken. All are cor
taly invited e. attend. 10
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u.ur p, wil preach nj u tonic Hall, Gs Isa-s Osad-
way, b. ttg Second Advent Church, " Looking tor
immediate coming Of Christ, e. reign M King
.var 81. tie Errih," Tomorrow, at 1917 A. NJ. and q
p. NJ Al lovers Of Bue truth sgC cordially invite0
... tftrul
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Eiio, R,bin-on, Jr., and james w. 0ersrd--an
early powerful sud respected advocate Of free pop
ulsr education-werc called ior, AMI responded in
brief speeches
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named Cuben vho wrs MT IN the service ofthe
GOyornnlcut Tut II lad never teen printed.
sr ,. Sm.th gave netco TINT he should call at
tent.ou I" tie recent naval engagement botNe cen
the Iou'cdernt0 iron-p'at'd ff.ute Merrimae ard
tie Federal run luht NJ r.tYf, and ask whether IN
cons Gutn'e ~ its rstp,t The Government would
not SUSPEND the cuistr. ton Of iron plated slips
uu tie question o'Ir'i .p-at'l s1in-hoats had b'cn
considered
The riurs has a clnrsc'ciislc article on tho
tnyes ~ cut To- D." Imposed Iu An'riCh. and 7uttr-
ing!y rcmnrkG thnt wleu ihc vnr u over III the
troops will I've wautrd t. collect u-.sc tsHes.
italy.
Tie official Turin GAztTTg putHstcF decree,
Ordering Ne auR'g. nation 81 tic So hem duy
will Tie regular ti.aps. Tho rcI"it dv els uu lie
uc~tst. IS .fr.rruriuF l'I',i,us duah.H, o. IT,,
ua'lnai .r,,. l,t .tatas dat ~ suol nlun.l ana.
r.vrrl mont Will not I,IrIvc itac'. - a., assistance
n ,u'uut ci., VITO vii however be dislni,dtl when
host ties have terminated.
Grtinnry.
II. petty snyrrH...i.s of Fur,Ic were uroftIrg ly
D., pr'ia.itr r,h' t,lrfy NOV. iroit IH' Guv,. o.
in,it OF ti' Grand Buciy oi Il,ss' nau..,adt t.tt
a',uH ~ Of + .ir' oa'its a. disI,Is te As' rl-
lly ~ O. 9 National NDr.l Tie fu,u.h,ra, i.v,y.
e. g. a., uul e. o. 3.e't o. AGO. a,s, l,@ r'an.
dcru,y ~, Tie H,y1',u 't,ut.cr, nuj In ed r,,..
T. tInns i..ui'.tll sym 1'i fpr 4 pr,ty u proc
g,'s' iu f.'s,l", sad lr.t. mug AGAINST u' vIo".
t.r ~ ~ t'-'i - tne'tiE.
Tho declaration made hy TIC representative of
Electoral Il .., To- t'r 4, I'rhl Dat 80 f'unri u
the .Ith. 'Ap.,- td a., w. 81 tie I,t.r t',a q
F,i,ia' B,.t -'ou'd n.'f. %. duty. T.. I.,.'. p.
Government u.e.ni,H a. 10 he ~. .s. no ~ rrs.
sin IT, Av.i'i, go o.. ttHi' H'''.r.t s Hl.u 90.
vh'n b." estates ~" ~. ken q, tc Fret ''.' l'1
IL tnnput s'tr vl,J.,r tue 'NIr,tt'n "'uu'ttt
t.i.v. Wy" U-'d Boz &c A..U..rr' go ID. o., tl-
lu let g." electoral iaw ~ 1871 80 ai,' ! q" 4;
ard VIA tN'i the lI.t t't'.u' OBJ Ee,t.u0 n .s. ar,
9. hc 4.t-. '.-'d BE- ut y,f'lInc With tie s.t. ..
C.a.t.t.t u 90 1fc 4 -api ear b, 30. or otter e.
,.tra' G.sI'ir ut IS. g. hAs, come To- 90 t.ut,r-
The conversion ..i'c T.rs'iuu 'o.u lad 80 : COS.
H. 81 : 7 j D .
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", th"dl,t Mission Church NIciropol.

'-u n u. 40 Grand ~ i,t. Even aud GRAHAM ave.
w am. nur-h. Preaching sunday, Apr 1871. al
i''! a. NJ, by R.v. WIN. 5. IRVINE; 4 =. NJ, by
..i"u,,I; ami - 7. NJ, by R,y. JOSEPH nay
WOOD, "Ihr great Revival Preacher" se.ts nee
y y B {
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Nl-lhnLI.l rreIl.InmI Chmrch. Amnrncr

., Preaching Tomorrow morning, at 10Y O'Clock
NuCIu.uI. At O'Clock, " Communion evening, ID
70 ',.,t. Preaching los the Pastor, Rev VIM r.
HAMMOND. Tie public invited seats free. %
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.liH t'n.H.lttu Academy, S.Nfh ave, orla,.Hts
.,..'a 4, Re-. WIN. BELDEN viii preach 1T IOH
\ NJ. and ~ = NJ, and Rev. ISAAC ) Kali
'D.i ~ /, VI. Preaching ou Turtit. ,y-riug
IL tie T. sior; san,t'hri'.ou meeting on wr.lucS.
49, evening, Prayer meeting on Friday evening.
NI.. worship nom t. . A NJ. 40
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"t % "Hl lnt a,u8, ou SuudsyAIli 18th at iOk
'HI ~ uu..yh stmnsers are cordially invited 20
attend. 20
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morrow, Ia the new Church, 4lst IT, near J'h sv ~
lu4 \. NJ. and at ~ p, NJ Morning tu.5 -
90 Grounds Of Thanksgiving to God fig ..r h'rlt
Y Victories" Evenmg--" Grounds OF Hope 70
Br. htcr Future for cur Country" seats e'''liMy
rru' died for an STRANGERS, tst
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49, 80 - .iH'' WV binOFtt ana
= .tnt ti,-R.y. :. l.. BROWN viii preach t.ror-
Y II 10Y u'cloyk, 4. ~, aul Ray. GRO J.
~ f.h' 90, q. 'H'"vk' 7, NJ. Sacrament at lock,
= NJ Lecture ON "wednesday evening p,.,vs,
m"tn- oh Friday evening. 5 ats nee. 2G6
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?. c.r. e.. tr, Roy. NJ. T.. WILLING, Rector. S.r-
op- at To-. A. NJ. and ~ 4. VI, r. Rev. Bh.up
s1nthglte 10 expected 10 preach the cont Anui-
...-ary sermon on tomorrow evening. Rev. Mr.
C..r..son viii preach on Wtduo-dsy evening %