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TAtthis season Of the year Coughs. Cold'.
Hoarseness, and other affections Of Me Ihroat
and Lungs prevail. MADAME ZADOC POR.
TIERS CURATIVE BALSAM is q certain and
immediate cure. No family should be without
bottle in the house. Ii Is only l3 cents, and
will be found worth as many dollars for the
cure of the above complaints. II Is for sale by
DR.. L. G. Stevens. Druggist. 3-eSwly
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Tho f,ilurc of Jobn,,on 10 r.;,o an avn

Tho failure of Johnston to raise an army
to attack Grant, Is one Of tho most significant
facts Of the war rclatiycto thcuttcr inability Of
the rebels to recruit their armies. They GER
t,inly reached their maximum strength three
months ago. The battles and captures since
then must have reduced their number Of fight
ing men at least one fourth. We have only to
pu, our shoulders manfally to the wheel. and
the ball already rolling will roll on to crush
what little remains Of rebellion. t.TCcI -
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Destruction of Jackson Cityl
It's Capture by tho Federals!

Rebel dispatches Of the 10th to 10th inst,
are published on the latter day. II is stated in
the dispatches to Richmond that tho enemy
made o heavy demonstration on our right and
centre this afternoon, but Walker and Loring'' 8
divisions repulsed them handsomely. The artil:
lery fire was incessant and our batteries replied
gunfor gun. The enemy sought shelter in the
woods. Heavy achievements for Grant con-
tinue to arrive who were pressed on our right
for the purpose of crossing Pearl River above
and thanking US. The enemy ale planting siege
guns on their redoubts. Il is supposed that
tomorrow the remainder Of Jackson will be
burned. On the previous eve the Federal
troops were Smelling the city tremendously.
II is manifest from these statements that jack
SON was only captured by Gen. Sherman after
very obstinate and bloody conflict.
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Rcpuul.eo Of ,Iorsan's Forces.
.. WASHINGTON, July 81
The following was received this evening":

a.aaHr..1H-HTH w ASHINGTON, July ~
The following was received this evening".
us. Steamer Moore, ADORE BuNngfon'
Ohio. .Julv I9h.-To Hon. @. welles, Score
tary Of the Nayy:-After chasing Morgan 500
miles, at last met him on the river at this
point, and engaged and drove him back, cap
turing two Of his pieces Of artillery. He aban-
doned the rest to Gen. Judah. Tho enemy
broke In confusion from the banks, and left his
wagon train. Many horses and small arms fell
into my possession.
Since writing the above I have followed fur.
thcr up the river, and met another portion OF
Morgan's forces tording fourteen miles above,
and shelled and drove most Of them back
Several of them were killed and twenty-five or
thirty ofthem wounded. Ihaye captured TWEEN
ty horses. Ihaye but two men slightly wounded.
Our shell and shrapnel created great confusion
in the rebel ranks, killing and wounding many.
~ I'm --ii'.u ]. FrTz, Lieut.. Cong.
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Decision respecting the Draft.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Provost Marshal Generals Office.

M| III WAR DEPARTMENT,
Provost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, b. G., July Is.
First, Hereafter reward Of ten dollars will
DO paid for apprehension and delivery Off de-
serter. Paragraph 20, page @, OF regulations
for government Of Bureau Of Provost Marshal
General Of the United States, as well as para.
graph ID Of Circular No. %, from the Marshal
Generals Office. are amended accordingly
Paragraph 80, page y, same regulations, is
amended rs follows "Tho member OF the guard
may DO allowed for the time actually and neo-
essarily employed on the trip o per diem OF not
more than one dollar fifty cents, and their nc
tual expenses, provided they accomplished the
duty assigned them"
(Signcd) JAS. d. Frye.
Provost Marshal General.
Circular No. 5l.-Thc 4th, paragraph OF
Circular No. 44, issued from this office July II,
1863, Is hereby modified so as to correspond
with the opinion Of Hon. VIM Whiting, Solici-
tor Of tho War Department, which will hcreaf-
ter govern in all cases to which II is applicable.
Opinion.--A person drafted into the militia
~ service Of the United States under the pro-
visions OF tho act Of March Sd, 1863, chapter
IS, for enrolling and calling out the national
forces and for other purposes, claiming ex-
emption from DRAFT by reason Of any disability
rs provided in said act, has right to have the
question of his disability submitted to and
passed upon by the Board of Enrolment,
whose decision thereon is final. II the Board
shall have decided that the claimant Is liable to
serve, he has the right after such decision to
pay his commutation money or to furnish o
substitute within such extended time as may he
fixed by the Board Of Enrolment for his mp.
pearance for duty. s.a.
(Signed) WM. WHITING,
Solicitor of War Department.
JAMES d. FRYE, Provost Marshal Gen.
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Rebel Loss Mt vicksburg.

go. .....--. CINCINNATI, July q.
The Gazctte's Vicksburg correspondent says
that during tho campaign Of ca days, ending
with capture Of Vidksburg, the rebels lost in
killed, wounded and prisoners. 43,700 men.
About II 900 stand OF arms were taken, includ-
ing nearly $4,000 Enfield rifles. in their origin
nj packages, which were intended for tho rebel
army across the Mississippi, and $50 pieces Of
artillery d. 1000
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- The rebel sympathisers at Troy destroy
ed the Office ofthe Tinss oftha, City. last week.
q journal which for fifteen years has been dis
tingui,hed. not only as loyal aud able paper.
but for its consistent and constant advocacy o.
tho rights and interests Of workiug-men.
Thi, week tho Tines appears ina new dress.
hsu,omer than ever, Troy will have tho pleas
ure Of payingfor q lot Of old type Win the
Democrats please denouncc tho Times Tor allow
ing itself to be destroyed !i71l o. pfni BAL
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Professional Notice.

Tho unprecedented success that has attended Or.
MORSES treatment (by lnhalatlon) for affections
OF tho Head, Throat aud Lungs has caused such an
increase OF professional business Mt his home, that
he was Obliged ~ discontinue mis- regular visits Mt
Saco and Bddeford lie will he happy TO walt on
any Of his old friends. and all Others who may wish
10 consult him, Mt his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where hc may be found
ut all times.
Entrance No. 2 Smith street. S-lr
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Saco-June 10, 1868, by Rev. II. II. Stinch-
field, Mr.. Stephen +. Bickford and Miss Han
nah Ayerill, both Of Saco.
Blddeford - BY Rev. Chas. Packard, Mr..
Eliphalet =. Stevens Of Braintree. Mass, and
Miss Laura +. Bean OF this city.
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY.
= SYMMETRY OF FORM.
YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,

By using that Safe, Pleasant Popular, and Specific
= 8 " Remedy known rs
HELAfOLD'S EXTRACT BUCllu.
Read the advertisement In another column, an.
proGtby II. Diseases and symptoms enumerated
ouire IL, but MAJ al some future day. ut give
health and yiYor to the frame, and bloom to TIT
paIlId cheek" IL saves long suffering and expos
urc. Beware OF Counterielts'
Cures Guaranteed. Qyris) 2m20
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National Victory in Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Gen. Hurlburt tclegraphs from Memphis 18th,
To the War Department rs follows
The cncmy's cavalry was sharply punished
Mt Jackson, Tenn, by Col. Heath, on the 18th.
Their loss was 200 killed, wounded and prison.
ers. Four hundred conscripts were released,
and about $50 horses captured, with moro than
double that number Of arms.
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THE Editor Of the Lewiston Journal, Mr..
Hale Of tho Argus. tho publisher Of tho Farm
ington Chronicle, Mr.. Hunter Of tho Augusta
Age, and Mr. Pidgin Of tho Oxford Democrat
have drawn prizes in Uncle Sans lottery.
P.s. We bear tho blushing honors now 90
thick upon US. with all tho Oquanimity possible.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-24

- See a woman In another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for spccr's Wine. II Is nm adj
mirable article used in hospitals, and by the
irst families in Paris, London and New York,
In preference to old Port Wine. It Is worth
trial, as Il gives great satisfaction. lyr7
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-24

Kennebunkport-July 9Th, Henry O.. infant
child Of Greenlcaf g. and Henrietta Trip, 10
weeks and 8 days. .r.
Lyman-lith inst at tho residence Of Hi
ram Watcrhousc, Of diptheria, Mary B. Thomp-
SON Of Kennebunkport, % years and days.
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KENNEBUNK.
Number of names, Sol; drawn so.

Number OF names, 30l; drawn 81.
Samuel Shackly. Robt Mitchell, Joseph !
Brown, Joseph W Chick, James Buzzcl
Joseph Houstinjr. WmSymonds, Chas Miller
John Little6eld, John GLittlefield, Tristran
Goodwin, Nathaniel O Bragdon, Horace I
Thompson, Geo b Littlofeld, Stephen j
Trafton. Augustus F Brown, Nathan Dane
jr, Chas A Peabody, Abort l. Burnham
Palmer L Drown, Thomas Browns. Jacot
Emery, Charles I Smith, VIM Hanscomb
Oliver Perkins. Ashury @ Trafton, Simeon n
Buzzel. VIM A Parsons, Chas Thompson
Burleigh Wakefield, Chas w Drown, Fran.
els A Noble, Horace P Weber, Daniel Per.
kins, Stephen F Fairfield, Moses NJ Day,
Calvin Norwood, BurleighS Wells, Fred
p Hall, Geo Z Peabody, VIM w Webber,
Cornelius Mccullough, WIN X Pitts, Gsc
Phillip. Samuel E Robinson, John O Lord
Owen Bragdon, John Fitzpatrick, Joseph L
Stephens, Mark II Ford, Henry F English,
Henry E Bennett, Elias Stevens, James Berry,
Stephen G Dorman, Robert Shackley, George
5 Jones.
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Capture of 900 of Morsan's Men

WHEELING. Va, July 10.
Gov. Foreman received the following this
evening from Parkersburg: Three hundred
of Builington's and among them Col. Dick Nor
gan. There is no doubt Morgan's whole force
will DO captured. ..... ..
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We have received tho Now Hampton Re

porter, paper published solely for tho dement,
OF tho Institution at that place. II shows tho
school to be highly prosperous, aud nom q
personal knowledge Of It's facilities for furnish
Ing first class eiucslion to males and families,
uo do no. hesitate 70 speak Of u IN terms u
sommcudstion. .n.hii-
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s,M. PETTENGILL & CO., No. 81 Park Row, N.
York. and State street, Boston. are our Agents
for the Union and Journal In those elites, and aro
authorized to take Advertisements and Subscrip'
lions for US ut our Lowesf Rafss. e
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pr,ra,. Army Rc,rca,Ing to Georgia.

MEMPHIS, July II.
Gen. Hurlburt's scouts arrived at Corinth
TODAY from Decatur and Jacksonville. They
report that Bragg's army was retrcating pro-
cipitately into Georgia, followed by Gen. hose
GRAMS forces. Gen. Rosecrans' advance was
reported at Rome, Ga. The scouts report that
Bragg was endeaying to form junction with
Johnston's army. and that tho dcserters rom
his army wero numerous.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Us. r. NILES, Advertising Agent. No. scol.
lays building, Court Street. Boston, Is our Agent
for that city, and Is authorized to receive advertise
mcuts and subscriptions for usat our lowest rates.
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Capture of Little Rock.

..... PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9Th, received
here by mail. says parties from Helena, Ark,
represent that Gen. Blunt has captured Little
Rock, with large number of prisoners.
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BOURBON WHIsKEY,
i. porrrpn NO Itrr

UDOLPEO WOLFE.
Warranted pure, and the best qualify, with tho
propristors namo on tho cork, and fac-simile Of
bis signature on tho label. riatu &c f.lls
For sale by Y. q. Stevens, Md, Diddetord. 3m2i
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE oPA
i NERVOUS YOUNG MAN. Published as D
warning and for the especial benefit OF young men
and those who suffer with Nervous Debility. Loss
Of Memory, Prcmaturc Decay, &C., &c., by ono
who has cured himself by simple means, AFTER being
put to great expense and Inconvenience through
learned Doctors. Single copies may DO had (frcc)
OF the author, Q, A. LAMBERT. Esq, Grccnpoint,
Long Island, by enclosing m addressed envelope.
Address Charles A. Lambert, Greenpoint, Long Isi.
and New York 3moO
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AND JeRAA WEEKLY ARR BEFeED TO AeRaEuRE aeaaa AND

Haines. John II Hubbard. Lewis Paradise, Jas
Hanson, Tristan Goldthwait, Edward Fuller,
George Fletcher, Joseph Frank, jeremiah Hill,
Jr Stephen Blake, Henry NJ Davis, Charles
Haley, VIM backyard, Geo g Hardy, Thomas
Hampson,
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GENERAL. aA7EaaaeRNe
AmeshurY. Oct. @. 1852.

GnAcE's SALvE.-The following Is testimo-
NAL from Esocu CUnniEn, head police oiier Of
Amesbury:\ 81, 81
Mr.. WILLIAM GRAcE:-Rsspeeisd Sir; Your
Salyc has cured me Of sores Of long standing,
for which blessing you may well suppose feel
grateful. had suffered excruciating pain for
a long timc--other medicines and salycs failed
TO give me relief, but your Salvc did It, and l
am well. lido not know how can moro effect
ually show my gratitude than by recommend
Ing II TO others.
Gratefully yours. ESocn CuRnrrR.
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DYElHOUSE. Liberty st., nca Covered
~ Bridge, B!ddeferd. Valentine Free Ia prepared
foods, Of any color, In tho beet manner. Coats,
Vests Pants, Capcs, nsgians, Basquins, &C. cleans.
Cd and colofcd without being Ripped, and nut In
good order. AL eoloring douc BY hun u warranted
not 10 smut iyrii
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Pound Keepers Notice.

WHEREAS two sheep were committed TO, and
w impounaCs4by me For going at large. upon tho
2d inst, which ep were by me duly advertised for
sale, upon thu Sth inst,and whereas have reason
to believe said Snpounded sheep do not belongto
nm inhabItantS 4thls town, have adjourned tho
sale for 10 DAYS Ind hereby give notice that upon
tho 18th. dayof august next, shall sell Mt public
auction ut TIC Tckxn House nj o'clock In the af
ternoon, said impoundci sheep which arc deserib-
ed and marked as follows
Both eve sheep white color, len ears cropt aud
u. Y. GUsTlN. Poknd Keeper
ennehunkuort July 18th. 1863. ~
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number Will DO
charged regular advertising rates.
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The Confessions and. Experience OF al
INyALID9

Published for tho benefit, and as q warning and
ACAUTlON TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature De
cay OF manhood. ETC., supplying ut the same tllne
i ns Mssns Of seq Cure. Dy one who has cured
~ through msdeai SumS 10 ana e srpeherS.
by enclosing postpaid addressed cnvelopc, sin
glc copies may BIO had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
lyr9 Bedford. Kings County, N. Y.
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ALFRED.
Included with Kennebunk.

Albert Webber, James H Whicher. Char.
les Allen, Horace j Bean, Joseph b Nutter,
Charles Young, John G Davis, Philander
Roberts, Lorenzo Haines, Daniel w Wheel
wright, Otis I Geny, Geo Tibbetts, Geo Ii
Knowlton, Henry Marshal I'd, VIM A Thomp-
son, John b Vance. Nathl G Morrill,, Joseph
A Gilmon, Walter NJ Little6eld, John Rob-
crts jr, Clement A Mitchell, Albert Tnfton,
Richard Stanley, lothian Allen I'd, Tim.
othy Allen, Joseph Pollard, Scolly Rand,
Thomas Chick, Chas Burbank, Roscoe G
Written, Wentworth A Smith, John y Rid
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i---sevsrsl articles already prepared for this
number. arc deferred to give place to our in
tersssing List Of names. -i.--e 81" p. 81
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DAYTON.

Number OF namcs-5i-to be drawn Is.
. Frank Ceaves, John b Hill, Albert II Dyer,
James G. Gordon, Hill Gordon, George w Rum.
cry, Daniel 7. Dow, Horatio Hight, Levi
Rumery, Samuel T. Bean, Clement Waterhouse,
Ivory Mason. Henry Dow, Thomas Ferguson,
William Gould. Owen Cole, James Buck, Reu-
hon Harry Hill
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A universal curative in CONSUMPTION rcmov.
Ing tho Tubcrclcs healing the Ulcers, and ro-
moving tho Cough.
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WILLIAM REAVTS.

Attorney at Law and &. s. Claim
Agent,
Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money Back
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for Horses
and other Property destroyed while in
the service Of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
'All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
Office 959 Main street, over Keller's
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Ia Good references given, if re-
quired. ma
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CONTINENT TO Gov. MoRroN.-In
marked contrast to the narrow-minded
course of our legislators, who took every
occasion to ventilate their hatred of Gov
ernor Morton, is the recent action of the
Cincinnati Common Council majority
of whom are Democrats The Gazette
of Saturday says: Yesterday after
noon, at the regular meeting of the City
Council, a petition was introduced by
one of the members of the Board, asking
Council tc appropriate sufficient sum
for the purchase of portrait Of Govern
or Morton of Indiana, to be hung in the
Council Chamber Of the city of Cincin-
natl, as mark of their appreciation of
his services in so promptly responding to
the call of the citizens of this city for
aid, at the time Of the threatened inva-
sion by Morgan and Kirby Smith, in July
and September last. A resolution com
plying with the request of the petition
ers was offered, and, it is almost needless
to say unanimously adopted.
This is compliment to Gov. Morton,
which we think he is richly deserving,
aud we are glad to learn that one OF al
gh6dId nave BEEN Hf 6 f 50 fsSHPh
character II
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sy- The Now AIhanv Tadrar rive

sg- The New Albany Ledger gives
its party hint that it would do well to
take. Open support of the rebellion
is not profitable, and the K. G. C.'s who
lead the movements, will yet prove.
the mill stone-that will drown Democra-
cy past ell recovery:
IT, t~l~1...tJI.- -itIforuIs Us -tlrast the
Rhode Island election has resulted in the
choice OF the whole Republican Union
ticket, that party electing their Govern
or, both members of Congress, and the
State Legislature By this result the
Democrats lose a member of Congress,
thus increasing the chances of the Adj
ministration party having majority in
the next House. We are not greatly as
tonished at this result Two years ago
and again last year, the D. mocrats and
conservatives carried Rhode Island by
decisive maiorities, on a platform of
suppressing the rebellion and main :ain-
ing the Constitution intact. This gear
their cry acds 'peGce, pedce!" without
seeming to care much hOio peace was to
be brought about, SO it was done. The
result is seen.
And the Ledger may now cite Conuec-
ticut as another evidence that the insane
cry of peace is played out, and that the
people understand that it means submit
to the rule of JEFF. Davis.
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sA The Continental Monthly for
April is fine number of that excellent
Magazine The contents are: The
Wonder of Wards, very reable article;
The Check; Pictures of the North; The
New Rasselas; The Charmed River;
How the War Affects the Americans, by
the Hon f. P. Stanton; Promoted;
Harnelta and Vulcan-an inferior story;
The Sceptics of the Wayerly Novelsi A
Merchants story; A Chapter on Wonders;
The Return; The Union-number six of
valuable series of articles by Hon. R.
J. Walker; Down in Tennessee; Poetry
and poetieal illustrations; Flag of our
sires-a National Hymn By R. J. Wal
ker. Poetry is evidently not r. j. Wal
kers forte. A Fancy Sketch; Our
Present Position, its Dangers and Duties;
The Complaining Bore; and the usual
library notices The Editor Table"
is exceedingly fiat. the present number
hardly sustains the reputation of the
Magazine There is too much sameness,
and too many tame articles. We hope
to chronicle an improvement next month.
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Lots at Private Sale.

T WILL SELL on RBAsONABLE TERMS
L the following valuable property:
100 Feet Front on Water Street, above residencs
of Mr.. Charles Wells
10 Feet Front on First Street. above residence
OF Col. Baker.
10 Feet Front on Second Street with double
tenemaBt frame dwelling, opposite simpsons.
10 Feet Front on Second Street, joining Corpo-
ration Line.
The above property is just beyond the City
limits, and Is nat subject to City taxes Good side
walks are laid down in front of the Lots.
Also, a first rate Brick Dwelling House on
Seventh Street, near Vine, with Rooms, 90 feet
porch anc good ut-buildlngs.
Also, half of Lot IS, L. E., next residence of
John : Hopkins, with comfortable dwelling
Apply to THOS. L. GARNIS, Third Street.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS,

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th, 1868,
20 LOTs IN LArIAs SEQ, and
"a Lots i'm StocI<we1Es Enlargement.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
All of which are choice lots and wei
located. A particular description of all
the lots is posted up in hand bills all
through the City and County
Sale posltivec, commencing at clock
A. N. on the premises.
REITz I. CLEMENTS.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind April ].
bys cheese, Kesslsr; bSs hats, 1 bxs goods
FaRlier & NJ 3 cases candy, = bxs dry goods.
C"AH 3 bXs mds, LA l. Roser - bNs, bdl h mes
p Guier; box, W Temple bux y prrss J NJ
Girge; box l-ather, Reiss: I box, bill hard
ware Weber; box hardware, p Halmersrein
box hardware, W If 4 X ; l coop chickens II bxs
matches, Ii A Conk; car furniture, S AEey rs: ,
has mds, Warren Conyngton; bxs drugs
m shingles, J Glover; so m shingles F Allen
6S9 bags wheat, Igirheart Bros; l keg nlolasses d
Start; bxs, Schroeder L; sacks rye, . sacks
corn meal Z MrJohnson; roll carpet, box
bale, Scliapker X b; 2 bxs, Straub Son; y bxs
dry goods, Keen & Preston; 10 bxs shoes & hats,
Morgan, Read & Co; 80 bales hay, Wm NJ Altman
2 bxs hardware, Wells, Kellogg & Co; % bxs hats,
yaquess Frenrh; 3pkgs hardware. Goldman,
Berg Co; q bbls mds. Wheeler & Ri-gs I box
leather, b VI los cases shoes. Minor D; Il
bSs groceries, bales rope, J G Venneman; hxs
r Co.
A e. SHRADER, Agent